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 The Gazebo Penguins do emocore the old-fashioned way, emo before it got dumb.

 This album is meant to be sung at the top of your lungs at concerts, period.

Gazebo Penguins' album Legna delivers emocore the old-fashioned way, blending raw energy, melodic lines, and heartfelt Italian lyrics. The reviewer praises its emotional intensity and live singalong appeal. This 23-minute album captures anger, discomfort, and irony with infectious melodies. It’s recommended for fans seeking genuine emocore with a local Italian flavor. Listen to Gazebo Penguins' Legna and experience raw Italian emocore at its best—sing along and feel the passion live!

 The sounds hit me, they enter me, they eviscerate me. Every note is a damn tear.

 I cried, I think, like never before in my life. Like only a child knows how.

This review conveys a profoundly emotional experience of Explosions In The Sky’s live performance in Bologna. The reviewer reflects on the powerful, tear-inducing music and the intense atmosphere. The concert is described as more than a show, a continuous flow of sound that deeply moves the listener. Personal memories and feelings linger long after the event. Discover the powerful emotions of Explosions In The Sky live — listen now and feel the music’s unforgettable depth.

 Low at the peak of their splendor. Narcoleptic ballads, soft and hypnotic melodies that conquer more with each listen.

 "Lullaby was not supposed to make you cry," they sang in 1994. Could it really be so? Whether it is or not, they’ve done it again this time.

Low's 2011 album C'mon marks a return to their slow-core roots, blending folk-rock with deeply emotional and hypnotic ballads that captivate listeners. The album balances darker resigned melodies with a subtle vein of hope. It stands as a potential swan song for a legendary band, offering a poetic and intimate soundtrack to memory and pain. C'mon is praised for its understated beauty and emotional sincerity. Listen to Low's C'mon and immerse yourself in its heartfelt folk-rock melodies and emotional depth.

 "An album written with heart and passion, traits that should distinguish every artistic imprint."

 "A sense of inner dissatisfaction, which demands more impetuously... like a cigarette: as soon as one is extinguished, the need arises to light another."

Light Bearer's Lapsus is a concept album inspired by classic literary works and the Book of Genesis. It melds post-rock, screamo, and ambient styles passionately. While not groundbreaking, it impresses through heart and emotional depth. The album invites repeated listens despite some verbosity in lengthy tracks. Clean vocals and expansive soundscapes add unique textures distinguishing it from the artist's former band. Dive into Light Bearer's Lapsus and experience a heartfelt post-rock concept album inspired by literary classics. Listen now!

 "Milan, holy fuck, Milan, absolutely amazing show."

 "Ben Weinman is my new god, after his pirouette on the crowd still holding his instrument and continuing to play."

This review captures the intense and chaotic energy of The Dillinger Escape Plan's 2010 Milan live show after an eight-year absence. The setlist included 18 songs with new material and fan favorites, delivering nearly 90 minutes of electrifying performance. The crowd interaction, stage antics, and powerful music created an unforgettable night for fans. Opening bands received mixed opinions, but the main act stole the show with high-energy chaos and memorable moments. Experience the raw energy of The Dillinger Escape Plan's Milan 2010 performance—watch, listen, and dive into the chaos now!

 The influence of La Quiete is certainly not hidden, despite having an apparently cleaner and more direct approach, without giving up a melancholic component present in every track.

 Beautiful lyrics, sung in their mother tongue. Expressions of discomfort, incomprehension, and anger, much more straightforward than other bands in the sector that favor a more poetic streak.

The Infarto, Scheisse! delivers a solid screamo album rich in emotional and violent elements, rooted in the Italian hardcore scene. Influenced by La Quiete but distinct in sound, the band offers meaningful lyrics in Italian with a raw, direct approach. The album features standout tracks like "Oggi metto pioggia" and a tribute cover honoring their late drummer. While not groundbreaking, it's a worthy listen for fans of the genre. Listen to The Infarto, Scheisse! and experience the raw passion of Italian screamo and hardcore today!