Toni De Tabba Banned

 Forget the past and immerse yourself in the listening experience of a work that slowly abandons the classic stylistics of new wave to arrive at a thoughtful and sometimes symphonic pop-rock.

 A 'mature' album, an album written by musicians who seem to have surpassed the fascination for a certain genre.

The review discusses The Chameleons' third album, Strange Times, highlighting its evolution from post-punk and new wave roots toward a more complex and thoughtful pop-rock sound. While it retains melancholic elements, the album demonstrates maturity and artistic growth. The reviewer recommends key tracks that showcase this shift and praises the album’s appeal to intelligent listeners. Listen to The Chameleons' Strange Times and discover their artistic evolution beyond new wave!

 Drums and guitars like steamrollers advancing at the speed of a tank.

 Seek out the new version of this album and grab it without too many questions.

Winter's Into Darkness/Eternal Frost remains a seminal doom metal album hailed for its fusion of slow death metal and ultra-doom riffs. Influenced heavily by Black Sabbath and Celtic Frost, the album blends crushing rhythms and apocalyptic themes. Though the band offered little else beyond this release and an EP, their impact on funeral doom and gothic doom is undeniable. The record's raw production and intense atmosphere continue to resonate strongly with metal fans. Dive into Winter's iconic doom metal sound—listen now and experience the crushing power of Into Darkness/Eternal Frost!

 "Tracks are rather homogeneous, stretched to the breaking point, violent like baseball bat blows, and not at all soporific."

 "No virtuosity, no satanic ambitions... and zero racist takes in NSBM style."

Throne Of Ahaz's 1995 album Nifelheim embodies the raw and melodic intensity of second wave Swedish black metal. While now considered outdated, it offers powerful, violent songs with a Viking spirit rather than satanic themes. The album stands out for its tremolo picking and high-speed drumming, echoing bands like Dissection and Dark Funeral. Despite no lasting legacy or disciples, it holds nostalgic value for fans of 90s black metal. Dive into the raw and melodic world of 90s Swedish black metal with Throne Of Ahaz's Nifelheim—listen now and relive an intense era.

 The Swedes loved to captivate the listener with dark and decadent atmospheres, atmospheres that at the time brought to mind the early Cure.

 An LP that can be listened to without much effort while not being superficial. No intellectual drivel, no kindness, and no political rhetoric.

Misery Loves Co.'s album 'Not Like Them' stands out as a refined industrial rock effort with strong 90s metal and grunge influences. The album balances heavy assault with dark, evocative atmospheres reminiscent of early Cure and Bowie. It evolves beyond their debut with richer ideas and a nod to the sound of Nine Inch Nails, Fear Factory, and Seattle bands like Nirvana. With notable tracks like 'It's All Yours' and 'Prove Me Wrong', it combines accessibility without being superficial. Overall, it's a product of its time marked by anger and darkness. Discover the fierce and dark sounds of Misery Loves Co.'s 'Not Like Them' and dive into 90s industrial rock magic now!

 If you like poorly produced rock’n’roll stinking of raw ignorance, dear ones, don’t go overseas, avoid looking for the heirs of the Oblivians or similar things.

 The group’s lyrics are so banal as to be politically harmless.

Verde Bianco Rosso's album 'Padroni Del Mondo' delivers a raw, rough punk rock experience with elementary lyrics and a far-right political stance. Despite poorly recorded sound and harsh vocals, the band offers humor and jollity that can engage listeners. Their limited distribution keeps them underground, but the record remains worth multiple listens for those intrigued by unconventional, politically charged rock. Dive into the raw and edgy world of Verde Bianco Rosso's punk rock—listen now and experience their unique underground sound!