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 The feeling that I’m the only fool who came to the Nightwish concert to see the opening act turns into certainty when Volbeat starts playing.

 Only an audience of preteens could remain unmoved by such a bounty.

This review covers a 2009 concert at Palabam with Nightwish headlining and Volbeat, Pain, and Indica as opening acts. The crowd showed little enthusiasm for the opening acts, except for Volbeat, whose energy went largely unmirrored. Nightwish received mixed feelings, especially about their new singer Anette. Overall, performances were solid though the short sets and audience’s youth affected the vibe. Discover this candid live concert review of Nightwish and popular metal acts—see who rocked Palabam and who didn’t!

 His voice is so distinctive that it makes Volbeat recognizable among thousands of bands.

 The final result is an album that surprises, both for the fresh air it brings to a genre often a clone of itself, and for the carefree and benign spirit.

Volbeat’s debut album, The Strength/The Sound/The Songs, offers high-quality, hard-hitting metal with a unique Elvis-inspired vocal style by Michael Poulsen. The music is characterized by simple riffs, moderate tempos, and a distinctive rock 'n' roll spirit. While the album sometimes feels repetitive, it stands out by bringing fresh energy to metal, mixing aggression with a carefree attitude. The album is a notable start for the Danish band, with a sound recognizable among many others in the genre. Listen to Volbeat’s debut and experience a fresh, energetic blend of metal and rock 'n' roll now!

 "The metal rules a casì, only we drink wine on top of it."

 "Kurnalcool: a name, a legend. On stage, they are engaging, funny, good (especially at the start of the concerts, then... it gets a bit wild, if the wine is good)."

Kurnalcool’s 'Takki A Beve' is a 2003 heavy metal album with lyrics centered on alcohol, delivered in Italian and Ancona dialect. The band mixes 80s hard rock influences with humor and lively storytelling. Dual vocalists bring contrasting styles, and the album features stronger production than previous releases. Notable tracks include a catchy punk-influenced song and a heavy AC/DC cover. Their engaging live shows are recommended for metal fans and newcomers alike. Listen to 'Takki A Beve' and join Kurnalcool’s lively heavy metal celebration of life and wine!

 The blame is placed on the 'system,' which aims at exploiting workers registered with temp agencies.

 How can a rebellious and broke young man hope to make an impact against the society he hates?

Giuseppe Caruso’s novel centers on a young man grappling with political disillusionment and job instability in modern Italy. The story combines personal struggles with social critique, culminating in unpredictable plot twists. While the opening is slow, the political engagement and realistic portrayal of youth life make it a compelling read. The work critiques temporary employment and systemic exploitation, reflecting challenges faced by today’s youth. Discover the gripping story of youth rebellion and political intrigue in Giuseppe Caruso’s novel—dive into the struggle against the system now.

 Just the first two minutes of "Wolf" are enough to understand: blast-beat drums, piano, a "go!" in growl that precedes a clean male voice, and finally, the chorus sung by a soprano over an electronic base.

 If you want to hear some tough, complex songs that never tire... there are some here.

Angeldark's debut album Angélique blends multiple metal subgenres with soprano vocals, piano, and electronic elements. The music is complex and tightly arranged but lacks originality. The album includes classical music influences and a varied vocal approach. Overall, it's a solid but familiar metal experience that rewards repeated listening. Listen to Angeldark's Angélique for a rich blend of metal styles and intriguing musical contrasts.

 Matt Heafy plays with fire. He borrows riffs from extreme metal and elaborates cool melodies, sometimes inspiring, sometimes nauseating.

 Given the crazy speed, the adrenaline would rise. Without prejudice, nor memories of the past, it would be fun.

Trivium's fourth album, Shogun, features an energetic mix of screaming vocals and catchy melodies. The band shows growth in songwriting with tracks aimed for airplay. While sometimes intense and edgy, the album delivers adrenaline and memorable moments. The closing suite track stands out with a dynamic buildup. Overall, Shogun is a bold and enjoyable metal experience. Listen to Trivium's Shogun now for a thrilling metal journey packed with catchy riffs and bold vocals!

 "The tarantella is a young wine, a sip of joy the root in the earth that nourishes poetry."

 "It is music that tastes of summer evenings, that frees the mind from any worries, that transmits a carefree serenity."

Folkabbestia’s fourth original album, Il segreto della felicità, offers an upbeat and authentic blend of traditional Apulian tarantella, Balkan sounds, and Italian folk influences. With tracks that range from lively dance rhythms to slower, more reflective songs, the album captures a carefree, joyful spirit. Although it doesn’t fully match their earlier hits, its charm lies in evoking summer evenings and celebratory moods. The band’s energetic live performances amplify the album’s festive essence. Dive into Folkabbestia’s vibrant Apulian folk rhythms and experience the secret of happiness through dance and song!