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 "How is going to end?" is definitely an album that makes itself loved.

 The music flows very naturally and manages to evoke those emotional landscapes so dear to fans of the genre.

Astrid Hotel's debut album 'How Is Going To End?' offers a smooth blend of post-rock and psychedelia, drawing from emotional and evocative soundscapes. The band's connection to the Italian scene, notably Verdena, enriches their style. The album features moments of genre experimentation while maintaining a cohesive flow. Praised for its personality and easy listening quality, it leaves a significant impression for a first release. Listen to Astrid Hotel's 'How Is Going To End?' and experience the captivating blend of post-rock and psychedelia!

 "Theirs is a punk genre, with simple and straightforward words and noisy sounds."

 "An album for lovers of the genre that highlights the experience and musical level of this group. Not much, unfortunately."

Smart Cops' debut album 'Per Proteggere E Servire' delivers straightforward punk rock rooted in 60s garage and Italian beat influences. Their ironic lyrics critique police and daily life awkwardness. The band’s unique uniform and experience add authenticity, but the album offers limited depth. Listen to Smart Cops' punk-infused album and explore their raw, ironic take on daily life and authority.

 The Shadow Line immediately breaks the rules with their daring compositional maturity and fascinating, never predictable arrangements.

 Songs like Settembre and L’estate in un Giorno combine social criticism and everyday life with romanticism and disillusionment, grabbing the listener intimately.

The Shadow Line’s second album, I Giorni dell'Idrogeno, impresses with long, mature tracks that defy typical radio formats. Blending new wave and alternative pop, the album features empathetic and socially conscious lyrics in Italian, marking a bold step for the band. Musically rich and emotionally resonant, it stands alongside contemporary Italian indie acts with solid arrangements and heartfelt themes. Overall, it is praised for its daring structure and intimate poetic depth. Discover The Shadow Line’s evocative indie pop journey—listen now and feel the blend of dream and reality!

 You let it flow without interruption, absorbing everything it offers, and it’s not always pleasant but it’s always magnetic, lucid and altered together, cerebral and interesting.

 They make what’s never easy—innovation—seem easy.

L'esperienza segna by Soluzione offers a compelling and cerebral listening experience that blends electronic sounds with poetic lyrics. The album is difficult to categorize but deeply magnetic, inviting repeated listens to fully appreciate its complexity. Standout tracks include the title song, 'Anni settanta', and 'Luce'. The review praises the group's innovative approach and their gift for combining sound and words. Dive into Soluzione's L'esperienza segna to experience a uniquely innovative and captivating soundscape today!

 Listening to Belladonna is like witnessing the last waves of a sea filled with a past that doesn’t want to dry up.

 We leave room for rock ballads and moments that touch on the dark, all mixed with current contaminations that make 'And There Was Light' an album certainly cult among lovers of nostalgic rock.

Belladonna's third album, 'And There Was Light,' was recorded in a studio used by legendary artists and engineered by Mike Tacci. The album evokes the gritty and noir rock of the 1980s while blending current influences. Although some elements feel familiar, the work remains of good quality and resonates especially with fans of nostalgic rock. The album balances between brilliance and repetitiveness, making it a cult piece for lovers of the genre. Dive into Belladonna's 'And There Was Light' and experience a powerful blend of nostalgic and modern rock.

 You listen to the Casanovas, and you notice that these two components are exquisitely set to music.

 "Hot star" is a successful product, which could be appreciated even outside Italian borders.

The Casanovas' album Hot Star blends seductive indie pop with a mix of 2000s sounds and 90s influences. Featuring Diletta's captivating vocals and strong production by Francesco Appino, the album is danceable and fresh. Though the reviewer questions the value of some Italian-language tracks, the English songs stand out as more impactful. The album benefits from notable collaborations and promises wider appeal beyond Italy. Their live shows come highly recommended for fans of distortion and energetic performances. Listen to The Casanovas' Hot Star and experience their fresh indie pop sound live or through this energetic album today!