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 Seven years after that distant "Bleed like me" we find them more in shape than ever, and it seems the silence was beneficial.

 "Not Your Kind Of People" comes across as an album that overcomes the uncertainties of the last two productions, at the same time it gives us the old and new Garbage.

Garbage returns after a 7-year hiatus with 'Not Your Kind of People,' mixing their classic sound with fresh elements. The album balances nostalgia with innovation, showcasing both upbeat and introspective tracks. While initially uncertain, the reviewer appreciates the band's evolution and honest comeback. The album scores a solid 3.5 out of 5 as a respectful return for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Explore Garbage's blend of nostalgia and innovation—listen to 'Not Your Kind of People' today and experience their unique comeback!

 I start to go wild, clap my hands, sing at the top of my lungs, and pogo!!!

 An excellent band for an interesting commercial pop-rock market in the Italian scene!

The reviewer attends Subsonica’s 2011 Rock In Roma concert with low expectations due to unfamiliarity with recent albums but ends up impressed by the band’s live energy and engaging performance. Despite an initially mixed attitude, the crowd’s enthusiasm and the dynamic setlist revive nostalgic feelings. The show blends old favorites with newer songs, highlighted by frontman Samuel’s charisma. Overall, the concert is deemed an excellent live experience, reaffirming Subsonica’s place in the Italian pop-rock scene. Discover the energy of Subsonica live and explore their mix of classic and new hits with this vivid concert review!

 The Curve of 'Pubic Fruit' are intact, and despite their sometimes so different experiments, they really have the power to make you escape reality and immerse yourself in a strange, electronic, spatial, ethereal atmosphere.

 The title track ('Cherry') deserves all my compliments for the extraordinary power and versatility with which the transition from almost deliberate whispering to true unleashed violence takes place.

Curve's 'Pubic Fruit' compiles their first three EPs, showcasing their diverse range from rock and grunge to electronic and dream-pop. The album is praised for its unique atmosphere and powerful transitions, especially in tracks like ‘Cherry.’ Despite future artistic deviations, this compilation captures the band's initial creative strength and remains a significant entry in alternative music. Dive into Curve's 'Pubic Fruit' and experience the raw power and ethereal beauty of early 90s shoegaze and alternative rock.

 This dirty sound, the use of samples, those whispers of Halliday halfway between singing and speaking so calm, out of tune, and surreal enough to give chills and immerse in a futuristic atmosphere.

 Few albums have fascinated me at the first listen like this one, leaving me stunned but at the same time satisfied and also melancholically dark.

Curve's 1997 album 'Come Clean' marks a bold shift from dark shoegaze to industrial and electronic dance rhythms. The album features distorted sounds, haunting vocals, and a futuristic atmosphere. Despite mixed fan reactions to the style change, the reviewer finds it fascinating, melancholically dark, and worth rediscovery. Listen to Curve's 'Come Clean' and explore a unique blend of industrial beats, haunting vocals, and dark electronic atmospheres.

 The Deluxe Edition is proof of how much Consoli is attached to this work of hers.

 Listening to the new versions is like giving them a new life.

The review praises Carmen Consoli's reissue of her third album, 'Mediamente Isterica Deluxe Edition,' highlighting the artist's mature reinterpretation of her earlier work. It emphasizes the faithful yet innovative revisitation of the songs, enriched with new sounds, demos, and an unreleased track. The album is described as a masterful fusion of past and present, delivering a raw, emotional experience. The Deluxe Edition is seen as a gift to fans and lovers of deep, intense music. Listen now to Carmen Consoli's Mediamente Isterica Deluxe Edition and experience her powerful musical rebirth!

 No one had ever openly exalted sodomy in such an ironic and amusing way with a dance rhythm that can enchant you.

 It's simply a way to try to satirize and introduce a new kind of language free from modesty and moralism.

Immanuel Casto's 'Io Batto' EP boldly mixes provocative lyrics with infectious 80s-inspired synth-pop and glam influences. The unique blend of sexual satire and taboo-breaking themes challenges conservative Italian society while maintaining catchy electronic rhythms. Although vocal performances are uneven, the strong songwriting and direct attitude shine through. The EP successfully fuses humor, critique, and danceability, making it a notable release in niche progressive music circles. Discover Immanuel Casto's daring 'Io Batto' EP—dive into bold, provocative rhythms that challenge taboo and entertain with style.

 Those cries of despair... are heard with difficulty and behind the light veiling of vocalist Audrey.

 A record to listen to with a lot of calm and patience, trying to grasp that theme of decay that dominates all the work.

Amesoeurs' self-titled debut album follows a highly anticipated mini EP but struggles to maintain the same intensity and credibility. The blend of dark, urban decay themes with melodic elements creates an atmospheric yet sometimes repetitive and slow listening experience. While some black metal power returns in parts, the album loses ground overall but still offers a compelling mood for patient listeners. Dive into Amesoeurs' unique blend of black metal and dark urban melodies—listen now and explore their haunting world.

 "The true and only gem is the industrial 'Metal Heart', definitely worthy of being compared to pieces contained in Version 2.0."

 "Those who have come to their music with their debut album will be disappointed by this work, a desperate attempt to continue with the origins."

Bleed Like Me is Garbage’s fourth album, marked by production delays and health issues. It blends past and present sounds but lacks standout hits from earlier records. While some songs shine, others feel repetitive. Shirley Manson’s vocals remain captivating, and the album hints at hopeful potential despite not fully satisfying longtime fans. Explore Garbage’s Bleed Like Me to uncover its hidden gems and experience Shirley Manson’s enduring allure.

 "The quality of Curve lies precisely in their musical refinement, in their intertwining of contorted noises, in their wise ability to transport you to another dimension."

 "Taken individually, the tracks represent good productions but together the album feels repetitive and lacking the desire to easily proceed with the listening."

Curve's second album 'Cuckoo' continues their signature blend of distorted electronics and sensual vocals. The album explores darker moods and a more experimental sound, though its lack of track cohesion can feel disjointed. Highlights include the dynamic opener 'Missing Link' and the hypnotic title track. While not flawless, it's a captivating work for fans of alternative electronic music. Dive into Curve's 'Cuckoo' for a dark, experimental musical journey — listen now and discover its haunting soundscapes.