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 City Of Caterpillar bring the apocalypse inside you.

 The voice can only be cataloged as harrowing, desperate, tortured—the lament of someone who no longer has breath to scream.

This review portrays City Of Caterpillar’s 2002 album as a powerful fusion of screamo and post-rock that channels intense anger and despair. The band’s harrowing vocal delivery matches dark, epic crescendos, evoking a deep sense of alienation and catharsis. It reflects on modern society’s complexities and the universal human drama through its apocalyptic soundscape. The album is praised for capturing emotional depth and artistic darkness. Dive into City Of Caterpillar’s haunting album and experience a cathartic journey through emotional darkness—listen now!

 "While A Nation Sleeps sounds as if the long pause never happened."

 "Fuck your prophets, Fuck your Holy Wars" – vivid lines illustrating the band's fierce political stance.

After a seven-year break, Boysetsfire returns with While A Nation Sleeps, delivering an album full of anger, hope, and political intensity. The band maintains their signature blend of melodic yet aggressive post-hardcore, with powerful lyrics addressing religion, hate, and social issues. Highlights include tracks like 'Until Nothing Remains' and 'Prey,' showcasing their compositional growth. The album sounds fresh as if no hiatus occurred, raising expectations for future comebacks. Dive into Boysetsfire's intense comeback album While A Nation Sleeps and experience their powerful message and sound!

 This EP is worth as much as the entire discographies of some renowned bands in the genre.

 The production has crystal clear sounds, and the vocals avoid sounding like déjà vu.

Icon Of Sin’s 'Open Water' EP stands out in an oversaturated metalcore scene with its clean production, thoughtful use of orchestral and electronic elements, and skilled musicianship. The band avoids typical clichés while delivering solid tracks that exceed genre averages. The EP signifies a hopeful future for this emerging Roman band deserving wider recognition. Listen to Icon Of Sin’s 'Open Water' EP now and experience a fresh, powerful take on metalcore!

 The astronaut has returned to Earth, has been away from home for a long time, but now his home is destroyed, he is alone and sad.

 ‘Origins’ is not a God Is An Astronaut album, or at least it’s not what they have accustomed us to, often cold and a bit apathetic.

God Is An Astronaut’s sixth album ‘Origins’ follows the band’s established formula but delivers a more linear, grounded, and melancholic sound. Unlike past albums rich with sonic explosions and cosmic atmospheres, this release evokes post-apocalyptic desolation, reflecting a somber return to Earth. It is recommended mainly for devoted fans familiar with their work, as newcomers may find it lacks innovation and excitement. The use of vocoder is criticized as a weak point. Dive into 'Origins' and experience God Is An Astronaut’s atmospheric return—perfect for longtime fans seeking a somber, grounded journey.

 The Survivor is a poor bastard who in 2013 writes a logbook and must cross four quadrants, each divided into two parts of the Ocean of Possibility in the form of the Unrealized.

 The Survivor is the Italian record of the year and damn it, they don’t even know it.

Marnero's 'Il Sopravvissuto' follows experimental predecessors to explore deep, imaginative themes of survival and unrealized potential. Featuring experienced musicians, the album is hailed as an overlooked Italian gem of 2013. The review emphasizes the album's unique philosophy and warns listeners they miss out if they don’t replay it often. Dive into Marnero's 'Il Sopravvissuto' and discover one of Italy’s hidden musical treasures of 2013!

 Very familiar but also very reassuring skate punk/melodic hardcore.

 A fantastic dive into the 90s, a cure-all for the nostalgic, for those who don’t want to forget but also for those like me, who missed them.

The review embraces Straightline’s Final Redemption as a solid skate punk album rooted deeply in the 90s melodic hardcore tradition. While not breaking new ground, it faithfully replicates the sound and spirit of legendary bands like Strung Out and Bad Religion. The album offers a nostalgic experience that resonates especially with fans of the genre’s golden era. Overall, it’s a reassuring and enjoyable throwback for both nostalgic listeners and newcomers. Listen to Straightline’s Final Redemption and relive the golden era of skate punk today!

 "Rarely does such a cerebral idea hide such a pounding heart, this vitality, and this speed."

 "There is more to 'Source Code,' there is a multi-layered story, a psychological component constantly in motion and increasingly rich."

Duncan Jones' Source Code is a cerebral and emotionally charged sci-fi thriller that expertly blends complex scientific concepts with a compelling human story. Jake Gyllenhaal delivers a strong performance as a man trapped in a time loop trying to prevent a disaster. The film explores themes of technological progress, human exploitation, and the hope for redemption. Jones builds on his successful debut, creating another impressive work rich in suspense and philosophical depth. Dive into Duncan Jones' Source Code and experience a thrilling science-fiction journey that challenges time and reality!

 "With Love" is a double CD with 33 tracks... frenetic yet fluid mutation, sudden yet continuous.

 An unsettling scenario, not only with these atmospheres created by slow and rhythmic beats but also with sudden bursts of Drum’n’Bass.

Zomby's 'With Love' is a double album featuring 33 brief yet frenetic tracks that shift moods across dark Dubstep and Drum’n’Bass landscapes. The album creates an unsettling, cinematic atmosphere reminiscent of dystopian environments like Blade Runner’s cityscape. While the work is dense and intense, it leaves the listener navigating through a limbo-like experience until the closing moments bring a subtle resolution. The reviewer acknowledges Zomby’s enigmatic persona but focuses primarily on the music’s complex mutation. Dive into Zomby’s 'With Love' and experience a haunting electronic odyssey that challenges and captivates.

 The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die have that something extra.

 This record would be one of the best releases of its genre this year, or perhaps of the decade just begun.

This review praises The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die's debut album 'Whenever, If Ever' as a standout emo release. The reviewer draws parallels with the influential band Mineral and highlights the album's unique qualities beyond typical genre conventions. Post-rock elements and heartfelt crescendos provide a fresh take on emo. Overall, it's considered one of the best emo releases of the decade. Listen to 'Whenever, If Ever' and explore a fresh take on emo's emotional depths today!

 Raime’s black hole has sucked everything and left nothing, remaining alone, threatening and dark.

 This is the incarnation of nothingness, the end of the dream and the beginning of the nightmare.

Raime's album 'Quarter Turns Over A Living Line' presents a deeply dark, cold, and immersive soundscape that challenges usual post-dubstep conventions. It evokes feelings of emptiness and existential void, moving beyond typical urban nihilism. The album creates a profound atmosphere of isolation and inhuman darkness, symbolizing an end rather than a beginning. This work stands out as an intense artistic statement on nothingness and the tragic awareness of non-existence. Dive into Raime's dark soundscape and experience the haunting ambience of 'Quarter Turns Over A Living Line' today.