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 Imaginary mathematical lines between sky and earth could be that album capable of reconciling many students with the much-dreaded high school physics.

 Quantum physics has never been so fascinating.

Heisenberg’s EP impresses with its fusion of hardcore and screamo influences, enriched by poetic lyrics inspired by physics. The young Roman band draws from notable groups like Envy and Raein to create emotionally charged songs. Their lyrical craftsmanship explores themes of despair and realism, blending scientific metaphors deeper than expected. This DIY release is highly recommended and freely available on Bandcamp. Listen to Heisenberg’s EP for a potent mix of hardcore intensity and poetic depth, available now for free!

 After the obligatory intro, the powerful "Caves" comes right in to dispel any doubts: Chiodos are still there, and Brandon Bolmer even more so.

 The excessive baroqueness that characterized previous works...has been abandoned, and a sonic compactness emerges, also due to the extensive use of keyboards, which is a complete novelty for fans of the band.

Chiodos' album Illuminaudio marks a successful transition following lineup changes, notably the introduction of vocalist Brandon Bolmer. The band delivers compact, well-produced tracks with impressive musicianship and fresh keyboard elements. Despite slight moments of over-complexity, the album reaffirms their presence in the post-hardcore scene. Standout songs showcase unique atmospheric touches and a refined sound. Listen to Illuminaudio now to experience Chiodos' powerful evolution and brilliant songwriting!

 It’s thanks to bands like them that metalcore still retains a minimum of dignity.

 With closed eyes, you can see the flames, the sulfur blows on us.

Zao's Liberate Te Ex Inferis remains a dignified pillar of metalcore, merging metal and hardcore seamlessly. Inspired by Dante's Inferno, the album's ten tracks depict the first five circles of hell with dark, intense atmospheres. Dan Weyandt's screams and the Mellinger-Codgell riffs create vivid imagery of suffering and decay. While the album maintains a distinct, unvarying sound, subtle acoustic moments add depth. Overall, it’s a unique, unforgettable journey through heaviness and concept. Dive into Zao’s Liberate Te Ex Inferis for a dark, intense metalcore journey inspired by Dante’s Inferno—listen now and experience the flames.

 Sadistic because most of the songs rest on a solid pop-punk base, giving an almost carefree tone to the terrible events being described.

 Forget the classic alternation of scream-clean singing, here it’s all a stab, almost reminiscent of what happens to the poor girl, transitioning between the most different emotional states more times within a single track.

Boys Night Out's debut album 'Make Yourself Sick' stands out in the 2000s post-hardcore scene with its unique blend of pop-punk and intense screams. The album tackles dark themes in a sadistic and inventive way, particularly focusing on a disturbing narrative rarely explored with such complexity. Despite the band's later decline, this album remains a noteworthy and compelling gem. The intricate lyrics, shifting emotional states, and unconventional song structures make it a must-listen for fans of the genre. Dive into 'Make Yourself Sick' and experience a boldly unique post-hardcore journey today!

 The five motherfuckers from Jacksonville have already decided that the time to catch our breath is already over, the riff of Break Stuff sets off and all hell breaks loose.

 With a repertoire like theirs, it would have been enough to just do the basics to make the evening great anyway, yet there was a feeling of closeness with the people who, like me, came from afar.

The review praises Limp Bizkit's 2011 live concert at Villa Manin for its energetic set, engaging performance, and connection with fans despite a smaller crowd. The opening act Dope D.O.D. impressed with intense hip-hop beats. Highlights include spectacular lighting during 'Boiler' and crowd favorites like 'Break Stuff' and 'Nookie.' The band’s enthusiasm and playful interaction made the night memorable. Dive into the raw energy of Limp Bizkit live at Villa Manin—listen to the iconic set and relive rock’s wild moments now!

 "If you could see like me you'd see you haven't won anything / if you could see like me you'd see it's my grace you are breathing."

 The foundations have been laid for a band that, if they don’t make any missteps, is destined to become a point of reference.

Oh, Sleeper’s 'Son of the Morning' stands out as a powerful metalcore concept album narrating the battle between God and Lucifer. The album features dynamic vocal transitions, intricate breakdowns, and strong production. Its accessibility and clear sound distinguish it from peers like Underoath. Despite its short duration, it remains a strong recommendation for newcomers and fans of the genre. Listen to 'Son of the Morning' now and experience metalcore at its finest with Oh, Sleeper's powerful concept album!

 Thursday has been one of the bands that most marked the last decade.

 Every break, every scream, hits like arrows to the heart.

Thursday's 'Full Collapse' is a landmark album that transformed early 2000s emocore and post-hardcore. Despite the challenging nasal vocals, the album's deep emotional intensity and innovative compositions stand out. The band combines intricate guitar work, dynamic time changes, and powerful screams to create a unique sound. Symbolism like the dove flight represents resilience and observation. Key tracks like 'Cross Out The Eyes' and 'Paris in Flames' showcase their distinct style. Listen to Thursday's 'Full Collapse' and experience the emocore revolution that shaped a decade.

 Each piece is like a leap onto a cloud on a sunny day, a world where no problems exist.

 Someone who doesn’t possess great skills but still manages to convey this, if he’s not cool, then what is he?

The review praises Jonah Matranga's album Onelinedrawing - The Volunteers as a delicate and heartfelt collection of songs. It highlights the artist's unique ability to convey emotion despite lacking traditional vocal prowess. The album's simplicity and variation in style make it accessible and captivating. The reviewer expresses a personal connection to the music and appreciates its pure, unpretentious nature. Explore the heartfelt and delicate sounds of Onelinedrawing's The Volunteers—listen and feel the intimate indie magic today!

 The release of "Disambiguation" was a true litmus test for Underoath... they’ve fully passed the test.

 The album appears as a single large monolith, impossible to break apart and dissect.

Ø (Disambiguation) marks an important transition for Underoath after losing Aaron Gillespie. The album is powerful and epic, showcasing Spencer's dominant vocals, intricate electronics, and a strong rhythm section. Though individual tracks are hard to distinguish, the record works impressively as a whole. It signals a mature evolution from their emo-pop roots toward a heavier metalcore sound akin to Zao. Discover how Underoath redefined their sound with Ø (Disambiguation) — listen now and experience their powerful metalcore evolution!

 The impact with the opener Shelter is one you don’t forget, guitar reminiscent of Lostprophets’ good old times with attached melodic voice and goosebump-inducing scream.

 Leave aside the tru rocker prejudices and you will be struck, I swear.

Greeley Estates' 'Outside Of This' is a powerful metalcore album that challenges mainstream perceptions. The opening track 'Shelter' impresses with melodic guitars and intense screams. The 12-track record is raw and impactful, offering a fresh experience beyond typical metalcore clichés. The reviewer encourages listeners to give the album a chance for a surprising and thrilling experience. Listen to Greeley Estates' Outside Of This and experience the raw power of metalcore beyond clichés!