Mr.Anger

 The CD begins with an instrumental introduction where the ghosts of Joy Division can be seen when they were still called Warsaw.

 An honest CD, better than 'Walking on the Wild Side' but slightly inferior to 'Volume 13', where Federico Fiumani once again laid bare his emotions.

Diaframma’s album 'Difficile da Trovare' marks an improvement over their previous work, blending sharp punk riffs with lyrical highs and lows. The music draws strong influences from Joy Division and Wire, with standout instrumental passages and emotional themes of alienation and faded love. While some lyrics miss the mark, Federico Fiumani’s sincerity shines through, making it a noteworthy post-punk release. Fans of independent Italian rock will find much to appreciate here. Discover the honest post-punk sounds of Diaframma's 'Difficile da Trovare' – listen now and experience a unique blend of emotion and raw rock energy!

 Once again Metallica fails to extricate themselves from the creative torpor in which they have been immersed since 1991.

 The only flaw of the song is its length, more than seven minutes is definitely too long.

Death Magnetic is Metallica's attempt to return to their classic thrash roots after five years, but the album falls short with repetitive riffs and uneven songwriting. While certain tracks like "All Nightmare Long" and "That Was Just Your Life" stand out, others suffer from overlong lengths and lack of originality. The instrumental and some progressive elements fail to engage fully, leaving the album feeling more like a nostalgic exercise than a true revival. Explore Metallica's Death Magnetic and judge if the band truly recaptured their classic thrash spirit or fell into creative stagnation.