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 It was love at first listen.

 Every unhappy person is unhappy in their own way.

The review praises John Darnielle's solo effort behind The Mountain Goats, especially the iconic 2002 album All Hail West Texas. Despite initial skepticism toward alt and indie genres, the reviewer fell for the raw, lo-fi charm created using a simple cassette boombox. The album’s fourteen songs weave intimate, vulnerable stories of flawed characters and personal struggles. It marks a pivotal point before the band transitioned to professional labels and fuller production. Listen to All Hail West Texas and experience the raw, heartfelt stories of The Mountain Goats today!

 Never confuse one scene with another, for heaven’s sake; so, if we’re talking about the New York scene, don’t think of bringing up San Francisco or Los Angeles, much less those bumpkins from Detroit.

 Max’s and CBGB’s may have been ten minutes apart and shared groups, but each had its own scene — confuse them and you’ll always find someone who gets mad.

This review explores the historic punk scene centered around Max's Kansas City in New York during 1976. It distinguishes the club's unique place apart from CBGB and highlights the influential bands and intense atmosphere of the era. The expanded reissue album revives this legacy with many more tracks than the original, making it a valuable piece of punk history and culture. The reviewer passionately reflects on the scene's significance and DIY ethos with vivid anecdotes. Dive into the electric punk scene of 1976 at Max's Kansas City—listen to this reissue and relive punk history now!

 I’m not dead yet, for now … Rock’n’roll has possessed me again.

 That love story with the Yugoslav cadet has been left behind, water under the bridge.

The review chronicles Peter Perrett’s turbulent past marked by addiction and his legendary single 'Another Girl, Another Planet.' After years of absence and rehab, Perrett returns with 'How The West Was Won,' an album showcasing his renewed passion for rock’n’roll. The music reflects both his legacy and a fresh start alongside his sons. It’s a powerful second act full of bittersweet reflection and vitality. Listen to Peter Perrett’s 'How The West Was Won' and witness a legendary artist’s unforgettable comeback.

 Hüsker Dü would be one of the 'bands of life,' after Clash, Dream Syndicate, and Violent Femmes.

 A few months ago, Grant Hart was diagnosed with cancer; today, that cancer has taken him away.

Savage Young Dü is a comprehensive box set featuring Hüsker Dü's early recordings from 1979 to 1982. With 69 tracks including 47 unreleased, it offers a crucial insight into the band’s formative years. The review reflects on the band's legacy and personal impact, marred by the recent passing of Grant Hart. The set acts as a nostalgic tribute and a way to rediscover Hüsker Dü's musical influence. Dive into Hüsker Dü’s early years with Savage Young Dü – a must-listen box set for punk lovers and music historians alike.

 The band released their second album 'or', twelve tracks of pure and simple pop.

 Peter Buck produces, who also appears in 'Falling Eyes', finally giving a distracted applause to the band, almost as if to imply: 'Not bad, they'll make it'.

Eyelids' second album 'or' pays homage to the obscure yet influential 1980s Flying Nun label, blending Beatles-inspired melodies with dreamy, jangly pop. Featuring contributions from notable artists and produced by Peter Buck, the album offers a fresh revival of understated indie pop. The review praises the band's faithful yet modern take on this noble pop tradition and highlights standout tracks with both quiet and powerful tones. Discover Eyelids' 'or' – a fresh and heartfelt homage to 80s Flying Nun pop. Listen now and immerse yourself in dreamy, pure melodies.

 The coolest thing you’ll find around here is the sepia-toned video of "You and Me," impossible not to fall in love with its protagonist.

 11 tracks for half an hour of music, all so linear and predictable that this might indeed turn out to be one of the albums of the year.

The Molochs’ second album, America’s Velvet Glory, showcases a nostalgic, derivative garage rock and psychedelic folk sound. With influences from early Rolling Stones, the Byrds, and the Modern Lovers, the album offers a heartfelt, linear listening experience. Despite lacking trendiness or hype, the music possesses genuine charm and could appeal to fans seeking classic rock revival. Highlights include the tracks 'You and Me' and 'No More Cryin’.' Listen to The Molochs’ America’s Velvet Glory and dive into a nostalgic garage rock journey today!

 "Yesss, victim of 'sto ca##o" — a phrase bursting with emphatic gesture and emotional weight.

 "R. rises as a symbol of renewed dignity and human awareness. All very beautiful. Edifying."

This review humorously analyzes the reality TV show Temptation Island, focusing on the emotional turmoil of couples and the intense confrontations at the bonfire. It highlights the journey of the engaged couple F. and R., symbolizing human dignity amidst humiliation and heartbreak. The reviewer captures the show's mix of entertainment and raw human emotion while noting the polarized reactions on social media. Dive into the emotional rollercoaster of Temptation Island — watch the drama unfold and decide for yourself!

 "If it isn’t the definitive punk record of this year 2017, it is pretty close."

 "'Mindless Entertainment' is the album that will make them jump until exhaustion and maybe... send them to paradise."

This review celebrates Greg Lowery’s new project, Control Freaks, and their debut album 'Mindless Entertainment' as a defining punk record of 2017. It highlights Lowery’s important legacy in punk through his past bands like the Rip Offs and emphasizes a raw, do-it-yourself punk style. The album is praised for its energetic pop punk sound, reminiscent of early Buzzcocks, and features a notable collaboration with vocalist Natalie Sweet. Overall, it's considered a standout punk release of the summer. Listen to Control Freaks’ 'Mindless Entertainment' now and experience the raw spirit of 2017 punk!

 Phil is not a punk with balls of steel. In fact, Phil couldn’t care less about punk.

 Philippe is not a punk and doesn’t have balls of steel, and maybe that’s what saved his life.

The review explores Philippe Marcadé's memoir revealing a life far from the typical punk stereotypes. It emphasizes his friendships with key figures like Johnny Thunders and the Senders' legacy. The book shows how Marcadé survived the chaotic punk scene and drug addiction without embodying the 'punk with balls of steel' myth. Ultimately, it presents an honest look at the realities behind the punk legend and a compelling story of survival. Dive into Philippe Marcadé's gripping memoir and explore the true story behind punk's legendary era.

 I’ve developed a terrifying crush on them.

 Rock ’n’ roll is for the young, and going to see rock ’n’ roll concerts is dangerously becoming a thing for the old.

This review captures the reviewer’s first encounter with Pale Lips, a young Canadian all-female garage punk band. Their raw, unpolished energy and love for classic punk acts like the Ramones and Motorhead shine through. The reviewer admires their youthful exuberance and authentic punk spirit, despite the band’s limited technical skills. The live performance leaves a lasting impression, likening their style to early garage rock and emphasizing the importance of youthful passion in rock ’n’ roll. Listen to Pale Lips’ Festival Beat 25 and experience raw, youthful garage punk energy now!