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 The vocal mastery of Lucas Lanthier, the bard who tells the world the surreal and unsettling tales born from the group’s common unconscious, blends with the musical originality of Michale and Daniel Ribiat.

 The symphonic parts present here, true homages to listeners, make 'Quatorze Exemples Authentiques Du Triomphe De La Musique Décorative' a dazzling jewel, unparalleled, in the showcase of the band’s triumphs.

Cinema Strange's third album, Quatorze Exemples Authentiques Du Triomphe De La Musique Décorative, stands out as a unique and innovative work in the death rock and dark cabaret scene. The album blends theatrical vocals by Lucas Lanthier with rich instrumental and symphonic elements. Its artistic originality defies easy comparison to other goth bands. Key tracks like 'Intermezzo: Bright Violet Euphoria' highlight the band's mastery and creativity. This album represents a true gem and a high point in the band's discography. Listen to Cinema Strange’s captivating blend of death rock and dark cabaret—explore the album and immerse yourself in its haunting beauty!

 Eat Your Make Up are one of the astounding demonstrations that death rock is not a phenomenon exclusive to California.

 Just as the morning has gold in its mouth, this debut album from EYMU foreshadows their future, rich with satisfaction and confirmed expectations.

Eat Your Make Up's debut album 'First Dinner' showcases the vitality of death rock beyond California, blending original sounds with influential references. The review highlights standout tracks, vocal distinctions, and the band's unique style. Praised for its originality and compelling atmosphere, this album sets strong expectations for the band's future works. The reviewer dismisses unfounded comparisons and encourages focusing on the music's merit. Listen to 'First Dinner' and explore the fresh sounds of Eat Your Make Up's death rock mastery.

 Besides the all-female formation, what adds a fresh note to the death rock... is precisely the use of the saxophone.

 The album closes masterfully with a very successful cover of 'Vertigo' by The Screamers.

Subtonix, an all-female Californian death rock band, released the remarkable album Tarantism in 2002. Their unique sound is highlighted by the innovative use of saxophone and sinister, compelling lyrics. Notable tracks include 'Black Nails In My Coffin' and a thrilling cover of The Screamers' 'Vertigo.' The band's distinctive live look and their musical output remain influential despite their disappearance. Dive into Subtonix's Tarantism now and experience a groundbreaking fusion of death rock and saxophone-driven energy!

 Scarlet's Remains delivers a masterstroke, presenting themselves to the world through an exquisite calling card.

 The album is a sharp and roaring masterpiece in the death rock style, in which the searing voice of eveghost thunders and echoes mercilessly.

Scarlet's Remains delivers a powerful debut that revitalizes Californian death rock with masterful performances and evocative vocals by eveghost. The album stands out as a classic, blending dynamic, dark atmospheres with memorable tracks like 'Metall Heiligenschein' and 'Fear Not.' Formed by notable figures from the gothic scene, this 2005 release remains a key example of the genre's vitality. Listen to Scarlet's Remains and experience a striking revival of Californian death rock mastery today!

 Just listening to “Cold House of Love” is enough to feel, within oneself, the sensations that we fail to share through words.

 “Remember Or Forget?” was just the beginning of the journey, a glimpse of the sonic paradise contained in the ten tracks that make up this work.

Selaxon Lutberg’s Cold House Of Love is a remarkable second album by Andrea Penso, blending ambient and dark drone sounds to evoke deep, pre-verbal emotions. The reviewer was captivated by standout tracks like 'Remember Or Forget?' and 'La Conseguenza Di Un Addio Mancato,' describing the album as a sonic paradise and profound journey. The work transcends words, offering a shared inner experience through its evocative sound design. Dive into the evocative world of Selaxon Lutberg’s Cold House Of Love and experience a unique ambient journey today!

 "Good blood doesn't lie, this latest member also stands out and knows how to do honor,"

 "Bruciando Venezia is not just a remarkable track but a small universe of emotions, colors, and shivers."

This review celebrates Le Vene Di Lucretia's debut album as a notable contribution to the Italian deathrock genre. The band impresses with powerful Italian lyrics, evocative atmospheres, and strong instrumental work. The reviewer highlights influences from key deathrock bands and praises the album's emotional depth. A personal live experience underscores the band's impact and skill. Dive into the haunting world of Le Vene Di Lucretia and experience the essence of Italian deathrock today!

 Cinema Strange softly knocks on the door of our minds once again, gifting us the entrance key to their delightful, seductive, and sinister microcosm.

 Like a meteor crashing onto earth at supersonic speed, Cinema Strange crosses the membrane of our unconscious primarily through their alien and disturbing appearance.

Cinema Strange's 2002 album The Astonished Eyes of Evening offers a captivating blend of deathrock and batcave styles with a theatrical and dreamlike atmosphere. The band creatively mixes gothic storytelling reminiscent of fairy tales and grotesque imagery. Vocalist Lucas Lanthier's wide vocal range is complemented by intricate instrumental work from the Ribiat brothers. Tracks vary from haunting lullabies to hypnotic electronic marches, reflecting the band's distinctive artistic identity. The album is praised for its enchanting, unsettling, and stylistic richness. Dive into the haunting world of Cinema Strange—listen to The Astonished Eyes of Evening now and discover a hypnotic gothic journey.

 "Militia Christi made their appearance on the Goth scene, giving birth to a spectrum that hovers over multiple atmospheres: dark wave, electro, ambient, esoteric, industrial."

 "The album’s front cover depicts the crucifixion of Christ... making them choose to learn, to delve into the microcosm of Ordo Militia Templi."

The review revisits Militia Christi's debut album Ordo Militia Templi, highlighting its intricate fusion of gothic, dark wave, electro, and ambient sounds. Emphasizing the album's mysterious aura and esoteric religious references, the review applauds its originality and thematic depth. The tracks are described as evocative and richly layered, offering a profound critique of Christianity without resorting to satanic imagery. The album invites listeners into a dark, immersive soundscape shrouded in symbolism and anonymity. Dive into the enigmatic world of Militia Christi’s Ordo Militia Templi and experience a unique gothic musical journey.

 The tone that envelops Capitale De La Douleur is the captivating color of rose petals, now withered.

 Attempting to describe, with words alone, the splendor in between would be reductive and pointless: these are sensations that can only be felt.

Weltschmerz's 'Capitale De La Douleur' is a profound goth rock and darkwave album released in 2002. The review highlights its oppressive and somber atmosphere, enriched by poetic lyrics and musical virtuosity. Featuring themes of cosmic pain and world decline, the work resonates deeply with listeners. Notably, the album combines solemn poetry with strong instrumental performances, marking it as an essential gothic masterpiece. Explore the haunting depths of Weltschmerz's 'Capitale De La Douleur' and immerse yourself in its poetic goth rock journey.

 "I believe it is a real shame because, among the many poor productions that have recently come our way, Angel Self Destruct are among the few who truly deserve recognition and esteem."

 "Each of them is the perfect nuance that contributes, through its own regalness, to articulate the beauty of the soundscape named 'Rex Mundi'."

Angel Self Destruct's 2007 album Rex Mundi is a sophisticated mix of goth, coldwave, trip-hop, and ambient influences. The French band delivers refined arrangements and distinctive vocals across 11 tracks. Despite its quality, the band remains relatively unknown in Italy. Each song uniquely enhances the album's dark, electronic soundscape, making it a hidden gem worthy of wider recognition. Explore the brooding sounds of Angel Self Destruct’s Rex Mundi—listen now to experience a unique fusion of goth and electronic music!