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 How to best celebrate ten years of activity?! Simple, with an album that manages to sweep away everything done so far in one fell swoop.

 'The Great Inertia' is a successful and attention-worthy album, a production that could chart the path for the band’s future.

Undersmokingdoors celebrate their ten-year milestone with 'The Great Inertia,' a compelling modern alternative rock album inspired by notable bands. The album features strong songwriting, vocal harmony, and production by Andrea Fusini. Drawing from the energy of Turin and blending various rock sounds, the album offers many potential singles. It marks a successful evolution and promising future for the band. Listen to 'The Great Inertia' and experience Undersmokingdoors’ powerful alternative rock journey now!

 "Harry is on Ford is an old friend you don’t remember. Or perhaps you’ve never met."

 "Keeping a record in the works for years and releasing it just when acoustic rock is back in fashion is a master’s stroke."

Harry Is On Ford is a hidden acoustic project recorded in 2008 and released years later, offering melodic vocals and a relaxed atmosphere. Produced by Olly Riva, the album balances thoughtful lyrics with lightheartedness. Perfect for fans looking for easy-going acoustic rock, this self-titled debut is a pleasant discovery, especially during reflective or holiday times. Dive into Harry Is On Ford’s soothing acoustic debut and experience a timeless relaxed vibe perfect for mellow moments.

 The term maturity is perhaps the most fitting to describe what passes through the universe of Il Vile.

 Their ability to be spontaneous is perhaps precisely where the virtue of this band lies.

Il Vile's EP La tragedia del mediocre reflects a mature stoner-rock style influenced by 90s bands and Queens Of The Stone Age. The six-track Italian-language release showcases gritty, spontaneous performances with a stripped-down production. The band's ability to balance old-school desert rock with commercial sensibilities makes the EP engaging. Despite being a low-key project driven by personal passion, it stands as a respectable work in their discography. Listen to Il Vile's raw and mature stoner-rock EP La tragedia del mediocre and discover their unique blend of 90s and desert rock sounds.

 "A beautiful mix of recent and past elements, with a strong will to entertain and enjoy themselves."

 "They know how to write great songs... without settling for merely completing a routine school assignment."

Summer Of Hoaxes, a Bologna-based band, skillfully blends 90s pop-punk influences with fresh melodic elements in their album 'Little Town, Great Stories.' The review highlights their strong songwriting, dynamic tempo shifts, and cohesive vocals. Notable influences include The Ataris and Four Year Strong, yet the band maintains its unique touch. Recommended for fans of energetic and thoughtful pop-punk. Listen to 'Little Town, Great Stories' and experience a fresh take on classic 90s pop-punk energy!

 If the best episodes of the entire work turn out to be those where the choirs strengthen the vocal part, well, I have to ask myself a question about that.

 The foundations of this project could be found in the sound, a starting point on which to carefully evaluate future steps. At the moment, thumbs down.

Dirty Smiles' debut album 'Pressures' showcases respectable musical ideas rooted in 70s rock but is heavily undermined by weak vocal performance and poor English pronunciation. The inclusion of two Italian tracks further detracts from the album's cohesiveness. While the band demonstrates motivation, the final product feels out of place and lacking strong identity. The review suggests the band has potential but needs to address vocal improvements and language choices before advancing. Discover the full review of Dirty Smiles' debut album and judge if 'Pressures' resonates with your rock taste!

 The five proposed songs sound very similar when listened to and lack the main element a rock band should have in its DNA, energy.

 This is a work that heavily relies on the moods expressed in its lyrics, significantly highlighting that nostalgic mood that lingers throughout the mini-album.

Open For Fun's self-titled debut mini-album features six tracks with a strong nostalgic atmosphere. The band shows growth since their 2012 EP but still lacks energy and variety in their songs. Musically skilled yet somewhat too uniform, the album fails to deliver the punch expected from alternative rock bands. With further development, they could attract a broader audience. Discover Open For Fun's debut and decide if their nostalgic rock vibe hits the right note for you.

 An album without half-measures, direct, wild, and tremendously effective if you are a lover of that type of metal.

 Carnality seem to know very well where to hit, showing themselves as attentive composers and at the same time as combat animals.

Carnality's album Dystopia marks a milestone for the Romagna brutal death metal band, combining technical skill with raw aggression. Stable lineups and collaboration with producer Simone Mularoni deliver a powerful and polished record. The album excels in songwriting, melodic riffs, and intense vocals, solidifying Carnality's position in the metal scene. Highly recommended for fans of Nile and Job For A Cowboy. Listen to Carnality's Dystopia and experience the intensity and precision of modern brutal death metal today!

 It’s a work that bases its life on the anger present in its lyrics, with strong and never cliché themes conveyed with an abundant dose of hatred by the two singers.

 This debut disc is quite exhilarating, whether for its “badass” parts typical of NYHC or perhaps for the musicians’ desire to break through.

Keep The Promise's debut album 'A Peaceful Mission of War' is a fierce hardcore production blending old and new school styles with brutal metal intensity. Born from the ashes of Browbeat, the album channels raw anger through powerful lyrics and tight musicianship. Strong influences from Boston hardcore and classic NYHC scenes shine throughout, making it a compelling listen for fans of extreme and raw hardcore music. Listen to Keep The Promise's fierce debut and experience intense hardcore energy now!

 Motherkissers performed their task quite well, unfortunately emerging about fourteen years too late.

 The vocal interpretation of the tracks is a plus for Motherkissers, balanced both in melodic tones and shouted ones.

Motherkissers' debut album 'Cage the Water' channels late '90s and early 2000s metalcore nostalgia but falls short of innovation. While the band's experienced musicianship and vocal balance shine, the production and overall concept feel outdated. Standout tracks like 'Aeons' and 'Lost in Paradox' suggest potential for future growth. Recommended mainly to fans of that era and style. Dive into the nostalgic metalcore vibes of Motherkissers' debut—listen now and explore their tribute to the early 2000s scene!

 Elyne is not the typical band that loves to dwell too much on the good they’ve done; they always try to move beyond.

 What stands out most is the strong shift towards post-hardcore territories, making Elyne decidedly more credible in the eyes of everyone and comfortable in their own skin.

Elyne’s debut album 'What Burns Inside' marks a confident transformation from their earlier metalcore roots to a stronger post-hardcore sound. The band showcases improved songwriting, skilled guitar work, and a refined vocal mix. Having already toured Europe and supported notable acts, this album positions Elyne as a credible presence in the genre. Tracks like "That is real" and "Behind the smile" stand out, especially in live settings. Listen to Elyne’s 'What Burns Inside' to experience a fresh and confident take on post-hardcore today!