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 It is our right, almost a duty, almost a vital exercise for our survival to try to find (or create) our own atmosphere.

 "Our Hearts of Ruins" starts and you’re already shaking your head in a ‘no’ because you can’t believe it.

The review praises Blue Sky Black Death's album Noir for its perfect, cinematic atmosphere that resonates with all moods and stories of life. It highlights the duo's innovative fusion of hip hop and shoegaze elements, and the album's ability to unite diverse listeners. Noir is described as a masterpiece of instrumental music, with an epic, dramatic impact likened to iconic film moments. Dive into Blue Sky Black Death’s Noir and experience a groundbreaking instrumental journey today!

 "There was a nation by day and a nation by night, coexisting and fleeing from each other."

 "The path of the people of the night can only be erased with compassion, which to be clear is not pity."

This review uses a vivid personal narrative from 1978 San Diego to parallel the themes of La Dispute's Here, Hear II. It emphasizes raw emotional pain, survival, and the contrasting lives between day and night. The reviewer finds meaning in hardship and highlights the importance of compassion. The storytelling reflects the album's intense, introspective nature but the rating suggests a moderate appreciation. Discover the powerful narrative of La Dispute’s Here, Hear II and immerse yourself in its raw emotional journey today.

 "Life. Love. Regret." is not talked about as a masterpiece or seminal record; but much worse (which might also be better): it’s not the work of before and after, you can’t split a genre in half with Unbroken. This is the purest and hardest watershed.

 Leaving aside the album’s lyricism, musically speaking it’s like witnessing a BIRTH and a FUNERAL at the SAME TIME.

Unbroken's Life. Love. Regret. stands as a groundbreaking hardcore punk album that captures the full spectrum of human emotions. It is hailed as a cult classic that simultaneously signifies an end and a beginning for the genre. The album's lyrical depth and monumental soundscape challenge listeners and solidify its place as a genre benchmark. Despite their breakup shortly after, Unbroken's influence endures through their distinct blending of styles and impactful legacy. Discover the powerful legacy of Unbroken’s Life. Love. Regret.—listen now and experience the hardcore genre’s defining moment.

 "In moments of difficulty, it feels good to hear things like: 'Don't worry, you've done your best, so you'll see that it will all work out'... In the world of La Dispute... these speeches do not exist."

 The album starts just as it ends... to almost give a sense of a vicious circle to the imaginary created by our five.

La Dispute's debut album vividly explores the ambiguity of life through raw, intense music and unconventional vocal styles. The album defies traditional structure, unfolding as a continuous story about missed opportunities and surrender. Its emotional depth challenges listeners to confront discomfort rather than offering simple comfort or strength. Listen to La Dispute's debut album and experience a powerful journey through life's uncertainties.

 "In a world that can’t, you can. In a world that hates, you understand."

 "Forever and always: YOU WILL BE BETTER THAN THEM."

The review highlights a poignant and hopeful lyric from Stick To Your Guns' album The Hope Division. It reflects on themes of love, hope, and resilience amidst a harsh world. The reviewer appreciates the emotional impact and motivational message, emphasizing the band's hardcore style. Overall, it's recognized as a meaningful and confident album. Listen to The Hope Division and feel the fiery hope Stick To Your Guns brings to hardcore!

 "Fullmetal Alchemist is neither a manga nor an anime... it is first and foremost an experience."

 "No escaping it. But then why sacrifice everything? Why not create something that lasts forever, in our place?"

Fullmetal Alchemist is more than just a manga or anime; it's an transformative experience centered on the Principle of Equivalent Exchange. The review highlights the complex antagonist and deep emotional and philosophical themes embedded in the story. The manga challenges readers to contemplate sacrifice, humanity, and the inevitability of life's costs. Despite its complexity, it encourages readers to embrace the questions it raises rather than seeking definitive answers. Dive into Fullmetal Alchemist and explore a story that challenges your views on sacrifice and humanity.

 It’s as if they’re in the middle, with triumph on their right and the abyss on their left.

 Trophy Scars sound exactly like if Tom Waits suddenly decided to form a post-hardcore band.

The reviewer shares an honest and reflective take on Trophy Scars' album Darkness, Oh Hell. While initially puzzled by the unique sound, the mix of alternative, post-hardcore, and jazzy blues elements intrigued them deeply. The album is praised for originality and its striking blend of instruments and moods, making it a refreshing break from typical music. Fans looking for a musical shake-up will find this album rewarding. Dive into Trophy Scars' Darkness, Oh Hell for a truly unique and genre-defying musical journey.

 I challenge you not to be moved the first time you hear his voice.

 These 12 songs give meaning to the wait for what comes 'after', whether beautiful or bleak.

Circa Survive's album Blue Sky Noise is described as a profoundly emotional and spiritual musical journey. The reviewer highlights Anthony Green's moving vocals and the album's atmospheric power. It requires patience to fully appreciate, but ultimately delivers a unique listening experience. The album’s artwork by Esao Andrews complements its mood, marking a new phase for the band. Key tracks like "Imaginary Enemy" resonate deeply with the listener. Dive into Circa Survive's Blue Sky Noise and experience an unforgettable emotional journey – listen now and feel every note!

 I'm already happy if I find the band/record of the week (or even the day) and these crazies are what I need.

 You'll either love these misfits or they'll disgust you. Surely they won't leave you indifferent (oh, how terrible indifference is).

This review explores Foxy Shazam's unique and bold blend of post-hardcore, soul, and rock. The author praises the single 'Oh Lord' as a highlight but notes inconsistencies in the album. The band's eccentric style and genre shifts make them divisive yet intriguing. Listeners are encouraged to explore all three of their albums for full appreciation. Dive into Foxy Shazam’s unique sound—listen now and discover a band that defies expectations!

 "This 'Oktjabr Novembre' is definitely a little gem of screamo, on par with works by masters like Ampere and Portraits Of Past."

 "If you're angry, this music will make you even angrier; if you're happy, it will make you a better person."

Endless Inertia's 'Oktjabr Novembre' stands as a rare and influential screamo album from Italy's unique Forlì music scene. Despite their short-lived existence, the band contributed a powerful emo violence sound comparable to genre masters like Ampere. Released by the cult label Sons Of Vesta, this album is recommended for listeners who appreciate intense, emotional hardcore music with cryptic lyrics. Though not widely known, Endless Inertia holds a cult status both locally and internationally. Explore Endless Inertia's intense screamo album Oktjabr Novembre and experience Italy's underground emo violence scene firsthand.