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 You can’t say these guys don’t know how to play live.

 Amber Webber’s soft voice and magnetic gaze make her an intellectual chic lady that particularly grabs me.

The review describes an energetic Black Mountain live concert in Milan, highlighting their strong hard rock and psychedelic sound. The band’s skilled musicianship and Amber Webber’s magnetic vocals stood out despite poor acoustics. The atmosphere was intense and immersive, though physically demanding for the reviewer. The detailed setlist and personal reflections add depth to the experience. Discover the raw energy of Black Mountain’s live show—listen to their performance and dive into this vivid concert recap!

 "It’s a record where it is impossible to find lapses in intensity or sterile quotations; always supported by a drumming so imposing that it almost materializes the sound itself."

 "If you love the genre and you too have some ‘slight reasons’ for acrimony, it is unmissable."

High On Fire's fifth album 'Snakes For The Divine' showcases a powerful fusion of thrash, doom, and stoner metal. The record features intense drumming, mature songwriting, and memorable riffs influenced by Motorhead and Sabbath. The reviewer praises Matt Pike's distinctive vocals and the album's strong, focused structure, marking it as a notable evolution in contemporary metal. Dive into 'Snakes For The Divine' and experience High On Fire's fiery metal mastery now!

 "The entire album is a boiling cauldron, a scorching magma from which tremendous rock bubbles and dense psychedelic syrups surface."

 "A cosmic ritual from which you will wake up fully satisfied if what you were looking for was an hour of (un)healthy escape from reality."

Naam's self-titled debut delivers a powerful fusion of heavy-psych and stoner rock infused with psychedelic mysticism. The 16-minute opener 'Kingdom' exemplifies their dynamic range, blending doom crescendos with oriental influences. Drawing inspiration from iconic bands, Naam crafts an original and intense sonic journey. This album promises a bright future for the trio with its imaginative and cohesive sound. Highly recommended for fans seeking a vivid, immersive rock experience. Dive into Naam’s powerful debut and experience a psychedelic rock journey unlike any other.

 A riff heavier than all of Santa’s reindeer, a guttural scream, and then we’re off with a gallop with a heavily metallic flavor.

 Only God knows how much I need anger, violence, power, speed, and fury during the holidays.

The review describes Black Breath's EP Razor to Oblivion as a heavy, metal release filled with anger, power, and speed. The reviewer draws comparisons to Motorhead and Slayer and emphasizes the EP's role as a mental release during the stressful holiday season. Despite not being groundbreaking, the music is praised for being well executed and fitting the need for aggressive energy. The dark cover contrasts with festive surroundings, adding to its appeal. Listen to Black Breath's Razor to Oblivion for a fierce holiday boost and experience raw metal power.

 A pity for a performer who, after all, had painstakingly earned a certain credibility over the years thanks to a series of musical gems.

 A squalid attempt to swindle money from fans with yet another copy/paste record operation on the edge of decency.

The review strongly criticizes Fiorella Mannoia's latest album 'Ho Imparato a Sognare' as a sign of artistic and personal decline. It condemns the over-reliance on cover songs, vocal monotony, and questionable public appearances. The reviewer views the album as a disheartening attempt to exploit fans, falling far from the artist's previously high standards. The negative assessment extends to Mannoia's image and choices outside music. Discover why Fiorella Mannoia's latest album divides fans—read the full review and listen to decide for yourself.

 A flock of 80,000 lobotomized sheep crowded in to witness a spectacle of which they could perhaps (to be optimistic) understand 1%.

 Rugby is a huge pain in the ass. There is no spectacle in reaching the try... there’s only a slow conquest of territory through shoving.

The review sharply criticizes the Italy vs New Zealand rugby match held at San Siro, highlighting the perceived superficiality of the sport's popularity in Italy. The author dismisses the audience as uncomprehending and driven by media hype rather than genuine interest. Rugby is portrayed as a slow, brute force sport lacking real spectacle or technical finesse. The review also challenges common positive clichés about rugby culture. Read this provocative review and rethink the hype around rugby in Italy.