CarlMarx

 Yeah, well comrades, comrades, but if you don’t cough up the money... fuck off!

 A great band, one of the few that managed to tickle the so different palates overseas, was gone for us at that moment.

A group of fans went to great lengths to attend a PFM concert at Arena Daturi, Piacenza, only for the show to be canceled last minute due to payment disputes. The review narrates their stealthy entry attempt, the disappointment of no performance, and a bitter reflection on the commercialization of music. The fans felt let down by a legendary band that prioritized money over their audience. Discover the real story behind PFM’s canceled show and explore how money challenges affect legendary rock concerts.

 Imagine living in a state of repulsive tranquillity. Imagine this tranquillity being disrupted by the blows of a distorted bass.

 Each track equates to a new mystical experience, with the same distant voice guiding us through the darkest recesses of an unspecified place inside our skull.

Deathconsciousness by Have a Nice Life is a haunting double concept album from 2008 blending gothic, industrial, and ethereal styles. The album explores themes of death and spirituality through dense, atmospheric soundscapes and a distant, guiding vocal presence. Each track offers a mystical experience, evoking feelings of solitude and existential dread. Accompanied by a scholarly booklet, it stands as a contemporary music essential. Dive into the haunting world of Deathconsciousness and experience the dark beauty of Have a Nice Life today.