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 "Just stoner: a decidedly vintage sound with a lo-fi production that scatters dust here and there."

 "Where there’s taste there’s no loss, and these guys are really good."

Greenleaf's 2007 album Agents Of Ahriman embraces classic stoner rock with a vintage feel and lo-fi production. The band, formed from members of other notable acts, captures the spirit of '70s rock without experimentation. Their sincere approach and energetic performances make the album a solid listen for stoner music fans. The review highlights the band's joy in playing and their honest dedication to the genre. Experience the raw vintage stoner rock of Greenleaf's Agents Of Ahriman – dive in and feel the groove today!

 Although it’s an aggressive metal, bold, sometimes desperate, it never disregards melody.

 The Erase project certainly gives its best on 'Lover,' featuring continuous changes of time and rhythms that surprise and convince.

Erase's debut album 'May I Sin?' presents a fresh and original take on Italian metal, blending deathcore and metalcore with strong melodies. Frontman Daniele Boccardi delivers versatile vocals that enhance the emotional depth. The album showcases technical proficiency, especially in rhythm and guitar interplay, with standout tracks like 'Lover' and 'Ripped Inside.' While the album could benefit from more dynamic pacing and lighter moments, it marks a promising start for the band. Explore Erase's powerful debut and dive into the rich blend of melody and aggression in 'May I Sin?'.