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There is a carnal nature that is closely intertwined with mysticism. Om took the trouble to compose exactly the music we needed: an ultrastretched garment of heavy psychedelia.
There is a carnal nature that is closely intertwined with mysticism.
Om took the trouble to compose exactly the music we needed: an ultrastretched garment of heavy psychedelia.
The review highlights Om's Advaitic Songs as a deeply spiritual and psychedelic album blending mysticism with heavy instrumentation. It praises the perfect balance of ethnic sounds, drone, and introspective melodies. The album is described as a transformative, meditative journey that captivates with ritualistic and sacred vibes. The reviewer shares a personal, immersive experience reflecting the album's contemplative nature. Overall, the album evokes both transcendence and grounded intensity. Dive into Om's Advaitic Songs and explore a mystical psychedelic soundscape that transcends ordinary listening.
Wo Fat believe in the Riff. It’s practically as if EC Comics locked J. Lee Hooker and Kyuss in a studio, forcing them to produce the soundtrack of Lovecraft’s latest science-fiction tale.
Wo Fat believe in the Riff.
It’s practically as if EC Comics locked J. Lee Hooker and Kyuss in a studio, forcing them to produce the soundtrack of Lovecraft’s latest science-fiction tale.
Wo Fat's 'The Black Code' delivers 46 minutes of heavy, blues-infused stoner doom steeped in 70s rock tradition. Drawing from blues masters and iconic rock bands, the album blends downtuned riffs and cosmic improvisation. Anchored in analog recording techniques, it crafts a smoky, groovy atmosphere full of gritty passion and psychedelic jamming. The review praises the band’s devotion to the blues riff and their ability to create an old-school yet otherworldly sound. Explore the heavy, psychedelic riffs of Wo Fat’s The Black Code—immerse yourself in this groovy, blues-infused stoner doom journey today!
The only thing that matters is the pain that resides inside and outside of us. Sounds more stripped down, more intimate, more sincere than before.
The only thing that matters is the pain that resides inside and outside of us.
Sounds more stripped down, more intimate, more sincere than before.
Amenra's Mass V is a deeply emotional and immersive sludge/doom album that channels pain and spiritual struggle. Recorded in a war-scarred setting with producer Billy Anderson, it delivers raw and intimate intensity. The album blends primitive chords with anguished vocals, evoking darkness and timeless suffering. It’s a profound ritual inviting listeners to confront pain directly. Dive into Amenra's Mass V and experience the raw power of pain and darkness in sludge metal form. Listen now and confront the struggle.
Treatment for nostalgia of past times, of raw, chemically pure sounds, born from bending picks and consuming fingertips. The fact that Le Scimmie is a guitar-drums duo does not make them similar to the White Stripes at all.
Treatment for nostalgia of past times, of raw, chemically pure sounds, born from bending picks and consuming fingertips.
The fact that Le Scimmie is a guitar-drums duo does not make them similar to the White Stripes at all.
Le Scimmie's album Dromomania offers a highly distorted, riff-heavy instrumental experience rooted in stoner and doom rock traditions. The review uses a humorous, pharmacy-inspired metaphor to describe the album's powerful sound and intense effects. Although the music demands a dedicated stoner lifestyle and patience for its raw, nostalgic vibe, it may not appeal broadly due to its rugged, instrumental nature. Experience the powerful riffs of Le Scimmie's Dromomania—immerse yourself in this essential stoner rock journey now!
75 minutes of music is too much, my dear, when at least half can send you into the vortex of the most imperishable drowsiness in the space of a chord progression. More refrains! More arpeggios! More girls on stage! More melody, damn it!
75 minutes of music is too much, my dear, when at least half can send you into the vortex of the most imperishable drowsiness in the space of a chord progression.
More refrains! More arpeggios! More girls on stage! More melody, damn it!
Baroness's Yellow & Green marks a significant evolution from their heavier past to a more melodic, progressive, and experimental sound. The album’s lengthy 75 minutes bring moments of beauty but also risk monotony, revealing a strong focus on songwriting over heavy riffs. While the band’s experimentation is notable, some compositions lack the energy and punch expected from their metal roots. The review celebrates the ambition but calls for more melody and vibrancy to fully connect with listeners. Explore Baroness’s bold Yellow & Green and experience their adventurous melodic journey today!
Listen to albums like the second by the Genoese Gandhi's Gunn "The Longer the Beard the Harder the Sound" at ear-splitting volumes and feel an odiferous scent like of the Seventies, of Kyuss, of C.O.C. of the heavier times. Basically, an album that says not a damn new thing even under scrutiny, felt and re-felt countless times but ultra-scented-that-makes-the-ground-hole like few have done in recent years.
Listen to albums like the second by the Genoese Gandhi's Gunn "The Longer the Beard the Harder the Sound" at ear-splitting volumes and feel an odiferous scent like of the Seventies, of Kyuss, of C.O.C. of the heavier times.
Basically, an album that says not a damn new thing even under scrutiny, felt and re-felt countless times but ultra-scented-that-makes-the-ground-hole like few have done in recent years.
The review praises Gandhi's Gunn's second album for its powerful blend of heavy rock and psychedelic influences reminiscent of the 70s. With energetic riffs, strong vocals, and a variety of styles, it offers a compelling listening experience. The album acts as a daily energy boost and is described as both familiar and refreshing within the heavy rock genre. Although not groundbreaking, it stands out for its passionate execution. Turn up the volume and dive into Gandhi's Gunn's electrifying heavy rock sound today!
With De Vermis Mysteriis, High On Fire sweep away all recent embarrassments and land at a more reformist version of violence and substance. Being suffocated by the monolithic acidity of the riff-work of 'Madness Of An Architect' will become your daily bread, or better yet, your Body of Christ.
With De Vermis Mysteriis, High On Fire sweep away all recent embarrassments and land at a more reformist version of violence and substance.
Being suffocated by the monolithic acidity of the riff-work of 'Madness Of An Architect' will become your daily bread, or better yet, your Body of Christ.
The review reflects on Matt Pike’s legacy from Sleep to High On Fire, acknowledging earlier albums' mixed reception but embracing the growth shown in De Vermis Mysteriis. The album is praised for its blend of heavy metal, stoner, and post-core influences, and its engaging dark concept. The production and aggressive riffs deliver a satisfying experience that reclaims Pike’s stature in the genre. Dive into High On Fire’s De Vermis Mysteriis and experience its relentless heavy metal energy and dark storytelling now!
"A quarter of a century has passed since the release of that pillar of destruction... and they are still here among us, terrorizing the bourgeois dreams of the most hypocritical part of society." "It’s impossible not to headbang to tracks like 'Protection Racket'... just as it will be impossible for me not to visit them again when they make a stop here in the Boot."
"A quarter of a century has passed since the release of that pillar of destruction... and they are still here among us, terrorizing the bourgeois dreams of the most hypocritical part of society."
"It’s impossible not to headbang to tracks like 'Protection Racket'... just as it will be impossible for me not to visit them again when they make a stop here in the Boot."
The review reflects on Napalm Death's enduring impact over 30 years, highlighting 'Utilitarian' as a strong continuation of their grindcore legacy. The album mixes grind, death, and hardcore elements with socially charged lyrics and subtle musical experimentation. Despite minor self-reference in songwriting, 'Utilitarian' delivers aggressive, headbanging tracks that stay true to the band's uncompromising style. The reviewer anticipates live shows and values the band's consistent dedication and influence. Dive into Napalm Death's 'Utilitarian' and experience grindcore at its fiercest—stream the album now and join the headbanging legacy!
Cristina Scabbia really makes a thong explode with a white liquid that I won’t even describe. Above all, about the angelic throat of Cri, her stage presence, and the sensuality unleashed live (stuff that makes even a polished Anneke seem like Loredana Bertè dressed as a clown).
Cristina Scabbia really makes a thong explode with a white liquid that I won’t even describe.
Above all, about the angelic throat of Cri, her stage presence, and the sensuality unleashed live (stuff that makes even a polished Anneke seem like Loredana Bertè dressed as a clown).
This vibrant review expresses a deep admiration for Lacuna Coil's Dark Adrenaline, particularly highlighting Cristina Scabbia's captivating voice and sensual stage presence. The reviewer laments the lack of local recognition for the band while praising the album's strong songs and production. The cover of R.E.M.'s 'Losing My Religion' is noted as breathtaking, and the review blends humor with sincere passion for the band’s gothic metal identity. Discover the power and passion of Lacuna Coil's Dark Adrenaline—listen now and experience Cristina Scabbia's unforgettable voice!
The gaming room was a local shrine, considered a Unesco heritage site akin to the historic center of San Gimignano. I open my eyes again. I climb back up. I pay. I say goodbye without being acknowledged while the automatic door opens instantly, coldly.
The gaming room was a local shrine, considered a Unesco heritage site akin to the historic center of San Gimignano.
I open my eyes again. I climb back up. I pay. I say goodbye without being acknowledged while the automatic door opens instantly, coldly.
This review vividly recounts the author's childhood experiences playing Sega's Virtua Striker 2 in an Italian bar's arcade room. Blending nostalgia with detailed descriptions of the social and gaming atmosphere, it celebrates friendship, football passion, and memorable moments. Despite imperfections in the game, the joy of competition and camaraderie shine. The author poignantly contrasts past and present, honoring lost friends and vanished places. Dive into this heartfelt story and relive the golden era of arcade football with Virtua Striker 2!
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