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 'Long Live' brilliantly continues the discourse of the previous 'Wars and Rumors Of Wars,' taking everything to an even more personal level.

 I saw them in concert and it was one of the most violent events of my life.

The Chariot's album 'Long Live' is praised for its raw, live-recorded hardcore sound and authentic, uncompromising energy. The band’s DIY approach and refusal to follow mainstream trends mark them as unique. The album builds on their previous work with personal intensity, featuring eclectic influences and a notable collaboration with Listener. Their live show experience is described as unforgettable and violent in the best sense. Dive into The Chariot’s 'Long Live' for an authentic hardcore experience that challenges and captivates. Listen now!

 My Bloody Valentine is a fundamental band in the history of alternative music, redefining the role of noise in terms of melodic impact.

 From one day to the next, the group simply broke the silence with an album of those not heard for a long time.

My Bloody Valentine's 2013 album M B V marks a triumphant return after 22 years. Building on the foundation of the seminal album Loveless, MBV refines the band's iconic shoegaze sound with richer guitar layers and dynamic rhythms. The surprise digital release demonstrated their continued innovation. This album is a must-listen for fans craving the lush, noisy melodies and textured atmospheres that define the band. Listen to My Bloody Valentine's M B V for a breathtaking journey through shoegaze innovation and timeless noise melodies!

 This Routine is Hell is one of those bands that today’s international punk and hardcore scene truly and desperately needs.

 This is a hardcore record 'as it should be done': uncompromising songs, intelligent and ever-evolving structures, passion and conviction that shine through every pore of the band’s performance.

This Routine Is Hell’s EP 'Repent. Repeat.' represents a refreshing return to hardcore punk’s roots. With raw, shouted vocals and dynamic tempo shifts, the band captures a powerful, uncompromising energy. The EP blends abrasive punk with melodic hints and intelligent song structures. Its sound recalls early hardcore bands but explores alternative directions, showcasing the band’s live potential. Listen now to This Routine Is Hell’s 'Repent. Repeat.' and experience hardcore punk at its rawest and most passionate!

 It's a bit like listening to Coldplay playing in a garage.

 Luke is a truly difficult album to categorize; it seeks the pop element without resorting to obvious solutions.

I Used To Be A Sparrow's album Luke stands out for its unique fusion of stadium rock atmospheres and alternative rawness. Featuring dual vocalists and varied instrumentation, the band delivers a compact yet diverse album. Drawing influences from bands like Coldplay and Editors, it balances accessible pop elements with originality and credibility. The album resists easy categorization, offering both nostalgic melodies and experimental moments. Listen to Luke by I Used To Be A Sparrow and explore a fresh take on indie and stadium rock fusion today!

 Asaf Avidan is an excellent epigone of the folk and rock that characterized the late 60s and the first half of the 70s.

 "Poor Boy / Lucky Man" is a concept album with the main theme being the story of a boy born with a hole in place of his heart.

Asaf Avidan's 'Poor Boy / Lucky Man' is a folk rock concept album exploring the story of a boy born with a hole in his heart. The album blends delicate folk with raw rock and progressive touches, drawing inspiration from iconic artists like Neil Young, Janis Joplin, and Led Zeppelin. Though slightly long, it stands out for its originality and heartfelt performances. A must-listen for fans of classic rock and folk. Listen to Asaf Avidan's 'Poor Boy / Lucky Man' for a fresh take on classic folk rock influences!

 The album is not very long (just over 20 minutes), but in this case ... the short duration ... can be considered more of an asset than a drawback.

 'Our Rehearsed Spontaneous Reactions' is an album that works much better if listened to in one go, almost as if it were a single long song with various chapters.

Songs For The Sleepwalkers' debut album 'Our rehearsed spontaneous reactions' is a concise and atmospheric indie-folk journey inspired by Scandinavian landscapes. The short duration enhances its dreamy quality without overstaying its welcome. Each track explores different moods and subtle genre shifts, blending acoustic simplicity with occasional rich embellishments. The album flows best when listened to in one sitting, offering a cohesive and emotionally evocative experience. Listen to Songs For The Sleepwalkers' dreamy debut and experience a soothing indie-folk journey through moods and seasons.

 Talons' peculiarity lies not only in alternating cinematic and melodic post-rock with noise elements but also in having two violinists in their ranks, which gives the band a bizarre (in a good way) and unique aura.

 An unpredictable album that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Talons' 2011 album Commemorations reinvigorates the post-rock genre by blending melodic, cinematic sounds with noise and post-hardcore elements. The band's unique presence of two violinists adds a distinctive and experimental edge, incorporating British and Middle Eastern folk influences. This dynamic and unpredictable album stands out in a genre that risks stagnation, offering fresh energy and sophistication. Explore Talons' Commemorations and experience a bold fusion of post-rock with unique violin-driven melodies today!