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 The sound proposed starting from the EP Memory Embraced is better orchestrated compared to previous releases, and overall, the band seems more mature and attentive to details.

 "Rain Eyes" is the gem of the record, a song in which Miles Away also manage to insert a more melodically guitaristic part that doesn’t miss a beat in terms of fury and power.

 Crank up the volume and dive into Miles Away's Memory Embraced to experience fresh, powerful Hardcore from Australia!

 "The result is a somewhat dark work, very experimental but well-calibrated."

 "The 10 tracks present have progressive names ranging from 'Magic I' to 'Magic X'; not in all of them does Haino sing, allowing the musical notes to speak for him."

 Dive into the mysterious and intense world of Fushitsusha's 'Allegorical Misunderstanding'—listen now and experience Japanese psychedelic noise like never before!

 The Fuckemos give the impression of being freaked out, fuck-up junkies, people always drunk who throw up a lot.

 Sometimes being taken for a ride also has a funny taste, almost pleasant. And Russel Porter and his Fuckemos seem to leave us with this enjoyable sensation.

 Dive into the chaotic humor of Fuckemos' Black Hellicopters—listen now and experience punk rock like never before!

 "This more melodic sound greets the listener right at the beginning of the EP."

 "The lyrics pay homage to David Stripling, a figure whose only interest to us is the fact that he comes from El Paso like At the Drive-In."

 Dive into At The Drive-In’s El Gran Orgo EP to discover a melodic twist on post-hardcore that fans and newcomers will appreciate!

 The vocals blend well with the driving guitars while the bass and drums race forward only to slow down for good breaks.

 From Hardcore to Hollywood?

 Dive into Enuf’s fierce 1987 demo and experience East Coast hardcore’s raw power and passion today!

 I believe this track [Hydra's 'Ombre'] is the best of the compilation and deserves special mention.

 This compilation is a must for those who love old-school Oi!, an album that certainly cannot disappoint.

 Dive into this legendary Italian Oi! compilation and discover punk gems that shaped the underground scene!

 Listening to "Darkly EP," you realize you're in front of a heartfelt work, made with heart, well-constructed, where nothing is left to chance.

 The protagonists are the instruments, which, even without being heavily supported by vocals, manage to brilliantly express the message dear to Glass America: despite all the difficult circumstances in life, there is always hope.

 Listen to Glass America's Darkly EP and experience the heartfelt post-rock journey today!

 The album flows smoothly, leaving various melodies stuck in the listener’s head, which will then be forced to hum them with a (silly) smile plastered on their face.

 Oberst gets a bit really pissed off, as the genre requires, and he succeeds quite well, in a way that seems spontaneous, natural, not forced.

 Listen to Desaparecidos' Read Music/Speak Spanish and discover energetic emo rock with a sharp social edge!

 Both bands, now disbanded, originated from the Kansas area in the United States of America.

 For lovers of what true Emo was, the one derived from late ’80s Hardcore, this “Split” can be a good (albeit brief) listen of those sounds from the American alternative scene that, beneath it all, influenced dozens of groups that followed.

 Explore this raw and influential 90s Emo split—listen now and dive into the roots of American emo rock!