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 The harmonic progressions are certainly less banal than their dubstepper peers.

 Army of Mushrooms does little justice to the duo’s stylistic shift, falling into a fashionable musical change.

Infected Mushroom's Army of Mushrooms marks a clear shift from their psy-trance roots to dubstep and Jumpstyle influences. The album showcases melodic depth and harmonic sophistication but suffers from predictable and outdated song developments. While the stylistic change feels more like a trend than avant-garde exploration, the album still offers valuable melodic content worthy of a listen. Discover Infected Mushroom’s melodic shift—listen to Army of Mushrooms now and explore their new electronic direction!

 The Walking Dead is a 'old style' video game that solely focuses on the effectiveness of the plot.

 It enables players to make choices that influence not only the story but the characters’ relationships long after the moment of decision.

Telltale's The Walking Dead is a narrative-driven game that emphasizes player choices over typical action or horror elements. The game excels through its engaging story, episodic format, and impactful social dynamics among survivors. Its simple graphics complement the comic-inspired style, making it accessible without needing high-end hardware. This game appeals beyond just fans of the zombie genre. Play Telltale's The Walking Dead now and experience storytelling that changes with your choices!

 "They wanted to piss against the wind and got so drenched they even caught a cold."

 "The Second Law is an unrecognizable album, with a bare sound, where the voice of Bellamy and the sound of his guitar reign."

This review of Muse's 2012 album The 2nd Law expresses disappointment with its overemphasis on distorted guitar and unsuccessful electronic experiments. The album is described as unrecognizable compared to prior releases, with few standout tracks like "Panic Station" and "Animal." The reviewer criticizes the imbalance in instrumentation and abandoned promises of new sounds. Discover the full review and see why Muse's The 2nd Law divided fans and critics alike.

 "Disconoir becomes a noir product itself, where each song performs a function of narrative continuity in a story that must be freely interpreted."

 "The sobriety reigns in the sound of Gatto Ciliegia, who melodically develop songs that encourage you to listen chapter by chapter like a good book."

Disconoir, released in 2008 by Turin's Gatto Ciliegia Contro Il Grande Freddo, is an instrumental post-rock album with a unique noir atmosphere. The album's tracks create a continuous narrative, blending electronic elements, blues tones, and engaging melodies without relying on typical post-rock distortions. Collaborations with Italian artists on bonus tracks enrich the experience, making it a highly recommended listen for post-rock enthusiasts. Discover the immersive noir-inspired soundscapes of Disconoir—listen now and experience Italian post-rock storytelling at its finest!

 The record... must be inserted into the complete discographic context of Angra.

 An EP that... helps the listener (especially fans) to settle into the new Angra universe.

The EP 'Hunters And Prey' by Angra is solid but not essential in the band's discography. While it lacks new stylistic innovations, it offers listenable tracks and acoustic covers that help fans adjust to the band's evolving sound. The repetition of 'Caca e Cacador' is a notable flaw. Overall, it's a good mini-album suited mostly for dedicated fans or those exploring Angra's newer style post-'Fireworks'. Discover Angra's evolving sound with 'Hunters And Prey'—explore this EP to see how it bridges their classic and modern styles.

 Pacific•Atlantic might seem like a real sea voyage, rich with calm, storms, favorable winds, and introspection.

 Some tracks can be quite repetitive and a bit boring ... and the inevitable and overused delay in the guitars makes it all too saturated.

The End Of The Ocean's Pacific•Atlantic offers a sea-inspired post-rock experience likened to Sigur Rós. The album excels with its long, dynamic tracks but occasionally suffers from repetitive passages and overused guitar delays. Overall, a thoughtful concept album blending melodic introspection with energetic moments. It receives a solid 4-star rating. Dive into the immersive sounds of Pacific•Atlantic and explore this evocative sea-inspired post-rock journey today!

 A track that, in my opinion, can be enjoyable upon first listen but tends to become saturated over time.

 The best track of the demo, in my opinion.

Birth Of Joy’s ‘Make Things Happen’ single showcases the Dutch trio’s energetic take on sixties psychedelic organ rock blended with prog and blues influences. The review praises the distinct tracks, especially ‘Code Red,’ for their intensity and style, while noting the limited track number leaves some uncertainty about a full-length album. The band is recommended for fans of classic rock nostalgia and contemporary experimental revival. Listen to Birth Of Joy’s ‘Make Things Happen’ single and experience a fresh spin on classic psychedelic rock!