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 They undoubtedly proved to be the most valid representatives of the British gothic rock era.

 An electronic drum beats the time as livid and strictly post-punk guitars create the gloomy atmosphere that every album of this genre should exude.

The March Violets' debut album Natural History (1984) is considered one of the most valid representations of British gothic rock after Sisters Of Mercy. With influences from Bauhaus and Siouxsie, the album blends post-punk guitars and electronic drums to create an atmospheric, dark sound. The review highlights tracks like "Religious As Hell," "Fodder," and "Radiant Boys" and recommends the album even to those new to the genre. While not perfect, it remains a captivating listen. Discover the dark charm of The March Violets' debut—listen to Natural History and dive into classic British gothic rock today!

 How many orgasms, strictly sonorous, did I experience while listening to the only discographic release of the English band Das Kabinette.

 Das Kabinette condensed darkwave melancholy with rhythms that, as usual, I love to define as 'robotic'.

Das Kabinette's only album, Spy Thriller, is a noteworthy Minimal Wave release from the early 1980s. The album combines darkwave melancholy with robotic rhythms and showcases the DIY spirit of the era. Despite being an obscure band, their work stands alongside other cult favorites in the genre. Passion and dedication shine through each track, making it a valuable find for synth pop lovers. Listen to Spy Thriller now and dive into the raw, robotic sounds of 80s Minimal Wave!

 With Lowlife, it was love at first listen!

 The songs contained in 'Godhead' fail to replicate the emotions of the pieces contained in those two gems that made the quartet famous.

This review discusses Lowlife's 1989 album 'Godhead' as a continuation of their melancholic dream pop style, though lacking the emotional depth of earlier albums. Despite lineup changes and internal struggles, some interesting ideas remain. Fans may want to own it but newcomers should start with stronger works. Discover the melancholic dream pop of Lowlife's 'Godhead' and explore their evolving sound today!

 With Flying Saucer Attack, indeed, we enter into another dimension, even if only for the duration of the album.

 The ethereal beauty of compositions [...] transcends the 'pop' format to draw us further away from the worldliness in which we find ourselves immersed.

Flying Saucer Attack's Further offers a profound escape from everyday stress through a mesmerizing blend of shoegaze, ambient, and psychedelic sounds. The album's distorted yet subtle compositions create a tranquil atmosphere reminiscent of bands like Slowdive and Dead Can Dance. Despite being released in 1995, its ethereal beauty feels timeless and still resonates deeply today. This album transcends simple pop structures, inviting listeners into a contemplative, otherworldly experience. Immerse yourself in Flying Saucer Attack's Further and experience a timeless shoegaze journey beyond reality.

 'Solar Lovers' remains the best and the most complete from a compositional standpoint.

 A gem for every true Doom lover and a record that expresses much beauty.

Celestial Season, a Dutch Doom Metal band, released 'Solar Lovers' as their most complete and acclaimed album blending doom, gothic, and psychedelic elements. This 1994 album features haunting violin, classic 70s riffs, and standout tracks like 'Decamerone' and a cover of Ultravox's 'Vienna.' It is praised as a gem for true Doom Metal fans, showcasing deep musical beauty from beginning to end. Listen to 'Solar Lovers' and experience a unique blend of doom metal's darkest beauty.

 Listen to it! This is the only honest advice I can give you!

 The music is IMO excellent and enjoyable!

The review praises Cult of Youth's 2012 album 'Love Will Prevail' for its successful blend of folk-punk and psychedelic new wave influences. Sean Ragon's evolving musical direction shows maturity while retaining the project's dark and emotional core. The album is recommended for listeners open to a hypnotic acoustic sound with ties to the American underground and British post-punk traditions. Overall, the record is viewed as excellent and enjoyable without losing the band's distinctive traits. Discover Cult of Youth's unique blend of folk-punk and psychedelic new wave—give 'Love Will Prevail' a listen today!

 Reunions are often attempts to scrape together money and to offer a repertoire that probably doesn’t even represent the current existential state of the musicians who 'once were'.

 A booklet as simple in graphics as it is in words, yet capable of letting us relive, through the eyes of former punk musicians from Turin, the story of one of the greatest Italian legends.

The review highlights Negazione's decision against reunions, focusing instead on reissuing classic works like Il Giorno Del Sole and Lo Spirito Continua. It praises the release’s accompanying booklet that vividly recounts the band’s history and the punk scene in Turin. The reviewer encourages both new listeners and longtime fans to enjoy the music’s enduring power and legacy. Dive into the raw energy of Negazione’s punk legacy—listen now and rediscover Il Giorno Del Sole!

 The music of Taake is pure and untainted black metal, played with the ferocity that has always characterized the Norwegians.

 Extremely violent music, comparable to a snowstorm or a raging tempest.

Taake's debut album 'Nattestid Ser Porten Vid' is a powerful Norwegian black metal release marked by ferocity and rawness. Unlike many black metal albums, it offers originality and personality. The album features harsh vocals, blast beats, and icy atmospheres. It stands out from contemporaries with cleaner production and strong ties to black metal pioneers. Tracks 'I', 'II', and 'IV' are highlights of this violent yet captivating record. Dive into Taake's fierce and raw debut album now and experience the cold intensity of true Norwegian black metal!

 A truly heartfelt concert. Our guys, besides not being pretentious at all, are genuine institutions of Doom and Metal generally speaking.

 The peak is reached with the earth-shattering 'War Is Our Destiny,' because it’s a ridiculously great song and because, on this occasion, it’s played with enviable grit.

The review captures a gloomy day setting perfect for a Doom Metal concert by the legends Saint Vitus in Milan. Mos Generator delivers a strong stoner rock opening set, warming the crowd. Saint Vitus impresses with a mix of new material and classic tracks from iconic albums like Born Too Late. The band's raw and genuine performance confirms their lasting relevance in Doom and Metal. Overall, the reviewer highly recommends the concert experience. Dive into the legendary live Doom Metal vibes of Saint Vitus and Mos Generator—experience the power, the grit, and the timeless sound now!

 In "Ames De Marbre" the sadness is felt in every single note and blends well with the occasional metal accelerations.

 With just one album Sadness managed to say a lot but also to tell all the well-known "gothic trash" to go to hell.

Sadness' 'Ames de Marbre' is a distinctive album blending gothic metal with darkwave influences. Drawing from Celtic Frost and New Wave bands like Joy Division, it rejects typical metal clichés. The emotional vocal delivery and nocturnal atmosphere set it apart. Despite less successful follow-ups, this album remains an essential and powerful work in the genre. Listen to Sadness' 'Ames de Marbre' now and experience a rare fusion of gothic metal and darkwave!