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 If I had to sum up this album in one word, it would be: distorted.

 Afterhours become a national phenomenon when it seemed there was no longer any hope for them in the Italian musical landscape.

Afterhours' album Hai Paura Del Buio is a landmark in Italian music, showcasing a wide range of styles from punk to pop and experimental sounds. Manuel Agnelli's distinctive and distorted vocals, combined with visionary guitar work and violin collaborations, create a unique and bold record. The album features many classics and is regarded as a national phenomenon that redefined the band's identity. Its eclectic nature and emotional depth make it a masterpiece worth revisiting. Listen to Afterhours' Hai Paura Del Buio and experience one of Italy's most daring and influential rock albums today.

 "My Name Is," the first track of the album, is a real forceful entry of Eminem into the music world.

 If you happen not to like it... he would respond with the title of the best song from this debut album: "I Just Don’t Give A Fuck."

Eminem's Slim Shady LP is a revolutionary debut album that introduced the world to a young white rapper with a gritty, compelling style reminiscent of West Coast hip-hop. Produced by Dr. Dre and released in 1999, the album features powerful storytelling and tracks like "My Name Is" and "Guilty Conscience." Despite some immaturity, the album stands as a bold and influential entry in rap history. Listen to Eminem's bold Slim Shady LP and discover the raw beginnings of a rap legend!

 Volo Magico delivers to Italy its first true psychedelic rock album, which feels much more heartfelt and genuine than the more acclaimed American or British ones.

 "La Realtà Non Esiste" is one of the most beautiful songs of the entire ’70s, a piano and vocal gem.

Claudio Rocchi's 1971 album Volo Magico N.1 is a landmark in Italian progressive rock, featuring a mystical 18-minute psychedelic suite and heartfelt songs. The album is praised for its originality, instrumentation, and lyrical depth, standing out as one of the greatest Italian rock masterpieces of the 1970s. It offers a genuine and emotional journey distinct from contemporary Anglo-American psychedelic music. The review encourages new listeners to explore Rocchi's unique musical legacy. Dive into Claudio Rocchi's Volo Magico N.1 and experience the heartfelt origins of Italian psychedelic rock today!

 An hour of absolute genius, both for the electronics and the lyrics.

 True hip-hop futurism pushing the Italian language and musical abilities to the limit.

Uochi Toki's 'Libro Audio' is praised for its innovative blend of hip-hop, electronics, and punk influences. The album challenges listeners with complex beats and thought-provoking lyrics. It narrates 12 interconnected stories with a nihilistic, introspective vision. Though demanding on the listener, it's considered the group's most successful and rewarding work. An essential exploration for fans of alternative and experimental music. Dive into Uochi Toki's 'Libro Audio' and experience the cutting edge of Italian hip-hop storytelling!

 "Is it the same Ferretti singing from Emilia Paranoica? Yes, it is the same, whether you like it or not."

 It remains a fine example of experimental electronics carried forward by great names in Italian rock, too overlooked and underrated.

Per Grazia Ricevuta's debut album marks a significant transformation from Giovanni Lindo Ferretti's past with CCCP and CSI, moving toward a minimalist, experimental electronic rock sound. The unique vocal fusion of Ferretti and Ginevra Di Marco and the album's ethnic atmospheres shine on standout tracks. While it lacks the grit of previous projects and receives mixed critiques on some songs, it remains an important, underrated work in Italian rock history. Dive into Per Grazia Ricevuta's unique blend of experimental electronics and Italian rock — listen and discover a different side of Ferretti.

 "'Trilogia Live' is more than a live album; it captures the energy and setlist of a special evening and is the rightful celebration of a group that has been talked about a lot over the last 30 years."

 "Future generations will remember Aiazzi shouting with his fist raised at the end of the concert... Piero's 'slinguata' to Maroccolo, Martelli’s fervor singing all the songs from first to last word while hitting the drums..."

This review celebrates Litfiba's 'Trilogia Tour 1983-1989' live album as a stirring reunion, capturing the band's authentic 1980s energy. The setlist spans their early new wave to rock phases and showcases a mix of rare and classic tracks. Performances from founding members and new drummer Luca Martelli bring passion and precision. The album is hailed as a must-have for fans, despite the challenges of reviewing a live re-issue. Overall, it’s an emotional and successful homage to the band’s enduring legacy. Discover the energy and passion of Litfiba's legendary reunion—listen to Trilogia Live now and relive the magic of the 80s!

 "All that will remain of us is just a great bonfire..."

 "Dolce Acqua is one of the best prog albums ever made in Italy, an essential listen for any fan of the genre."

Delirium's 1971 album Dolce Acqua marks the beginning of Ivano Fossati's successful career and stands as a landmark in Italian progressive rock. The album embraces a minimal acoustic style to explore deep human emotions from fear to hope, conveyed through poetic lyrics. It includes tributes to jazz icons and draws literary inspiration, making it an essential work for prog rock enthusiasts. The addition of the hit single Jesahel further enriches this classic record. Discover the timeless sound of Delirium's Dolce Acqua—listen now and experience a cornerstone of Italian prog rock history!

 "The sound of synthesizers transports us through a dreamlike journey, where the real world and Dante's hell intertwine."

 "An album for everyone: fans of prog, those curious about the genre, and lovers of good music."

Metamorfosi's 1973 album Inferno stands out amid Italy's progressive rock surge with its synth-rich, concept-driven approach. The album intertwines Dante's hell with contemporary social issues, delivering a deeply enjoyable and thematically rich listening experience. Tracks like 'Caronte' and 'Lucifero' showcase darker, epic sounds that transcend the album's concept, making it appealing to both prog fans and newcomers. Dive into Metamorfosi's Inferno and experience a timeless Italian prog rock masterpiece today!

 Everything about this album makes it one of the masterpieces of Italian rock of all time.

 Any detractor of Litfiba will be disproven after a careful listening to 17 Re.

Litfiba's 17 Re, released in 1986 as a double LP, is hailed as a masterpiece of Italian rock. It features visionary lyrics, innovative arrangements, and a mix of new-wave and post-punk styles. The album is the second part of the 'Trilogia del Potere' and addresses themes like anti-militarism and social criticism. Despite some criticism of Piero Pelù's immature voice, it remains a classic and essential listen for rock fans. Explore Litfiba's 17 Re and experience a landmark in Italian rock history—listen now and discover its timeless classics!

 The storm is coming.

 Padania emerges as the best album by Afterhours (so far), redeeming the band from the mediocre I Milanesi Ammazzano il Sabato and other works from the 2000s.

Padania by Afterhours is a self-produced masterpiece marking the return of guitarist Xabier Iriondo. It features a blend of hardcore and catchy ballads, with sharp social critiques notably focused on modern society and the concept of Padania. The album showcases Manuel Agnelli's growth as a composer and vocalist, representing the band's best work to date. It redeems the band from mediocre efforts of the 2000s and draws inspiration from their classic album Hai Paura del Buio?. Listen to Afterhours' Padania now and experience their powerful return with sharp lyrics and masterful music!