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 This 'Listen = Silent' truly leaves you speechless.

 A mix of surgical precision and freedom of expression, without fear of switching from heavy guitars to acoustic moments, from electronic sampling to an explosion of sax.

Deep Black Sees' EP 'Listen = Silent' showcases impressive musical technique and originality through palindromic compositional structures. The four-track work blends heavy guitars, acoustic moments, electronic sampling, and saxophone with a balance of precision and freedom. Though the artwork falls short, the music is a rewarding listen for expert ears, promising great future potential for the band. Some minor stylistic lapses do not diminish the overall impact. Dive into Deep Black Sees' 'Listen = Silent' and experience a unique blend of technical mastery and creative freedom today!

 Babel has little to do with the various trends of the moment, so if you’re expecting shoegaze or dream pop references, you’d better look elsewhere.

 The guitars often sound like a boulder crashing down on your head, and even those more melodic moments actually never lose the edge and grit that characterizes this entire work.

The review praises Babel's album 'Resta un pizzico di delusione' as a pure rock work with strong 70s influence and a gritty, melodic edge. Singing in Italian adds authenticity tied to the band's Lombardy roots. The album stands apart from current trends, offering a powerful rock experience with raw energy and emotional tension. Listen to Babel's powerful Italian rock and experience the gritty energy of 'Resta un pizzico di delusione' now!

 "Every drum beat, every guitar is the result of studio work that seems truly meticulous."

 "The 'verse/chorus' formula is undoubtedly successful and gives the whole thing a pop touch that doesn’t hurt."

Vogan's 'Polvere' is a promising debut album showcasing meticulous production and catchy rock tracks. While some songs feel like fillers and the lyrics can be clichéd, the overall experience is enjoyable. The album offers a solid Italian rock sound, blending pop elements with traditional verse-chorus structures. It’s recommended for listeners looking for a quality rock album without claiming groundbreaking innovation. Listen to Vogan's 'Polvere' and experience the fresh take on Italian rock with catchy tunes and solid production!

 For better or worse, just another band inspired by the Beatles, Oasis, Smiths, etc.

 Ocean Cloud offers 10 minutes of pleasant music, well-written and well-played.

Ocean Cloud's Letters EP delivers a brief yet enjoyable indie experience inspired by Brit pop legends and enriched with diverse arrangements. Despite some imperfections, the three tracks showcase promise and musicianship, with 'You're a Plant That Will Grow' standing out as a highlight. The EP is not revolutionary but offers quality music in a crowded scene. Listen to Ocean Cloud's Letters EP and enjoy a fresh take on indie inspired by Brit pop classics.

 "The previously mentioned 'Gloria Guida' is a small masterpiece: a bitter text supported by a bittersweet melody."

 "The closing track, 'I migliori,' almost seems to detach from the rest of the album, announcing a possible change of direction for a band to watch."

Filarmonica Municipale LaCrisi's album L'Educazione Artistica presents some production issues but features beautiful songs and thoughtful lyrics. Tracks like "Gloria Guida" and "Una violenza inaudita" stand out for their emotional depth. The closing song hints at a promising evolution for the band. With ongoing collaborations, future releases hold great potential. Listen to L'Educazione Artistica and explore the evolving sound of Filarmonica Municipale LaCrisi today!

 They seem to sound retro and very modern at the same time: nice!

 A big plus in the record goes to Nicola Baronti’s production, who managed to make this album sound exactly as it should, a 'living' album.

Zocaffe's second album 'Noi non siamo figli' mixes retro and modern sounds with compelling rhythms and interesting lyrics inspired by village stories. While some tracks shine with strong instrumentation, others feel less engaging. The vocals receive mixed impressions, and the production quality by Nicola Baronti is praised for bringing the album to life. Overall, a solid listen that hints at future growth potential. Listen to Zocaffe's 'Noi non siamo figli' and explore the blend of retro vibes and modern rhythms!

 What amazement to discover that the members of La Fortuna di Nashira are not yet twenty.

 If this is just the beginning, we can hope to hear a lot about this work because there are potentials rarely seen in such a young band.

La Fortuna di Nashira’s debut EP 'E' un paese per vecchi' impresses with six well-crafted tracks by musicians still in high school. The EP blends technical skill and melodic appeal, with standout songs like 'Spezza il pane per giuda' and the ballad 'Hiroshima.' The band shows remarkable potential and originality in the Italian indie rock scene. The review highlights the young age of the members and their ability to deliver professional and engaging music. Listen to La Fortuna di Nashira’s debut EP and explore the fresh sounds of Italy’s rising indie stars!