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 Lyrics in Italian, full of rage, despair, and nihilism.

 Voglio Di Più is not a milestone of punk/alternative but, honestly, I consider it a listenable, fresh, and well-made album.

This review praises Angeli's album Voglio Di Più for its raw punk and hardcore energy blended with grunge influences. While some lyrics verge on the banal and the sound borrows heavily from Seattle bands, the sincerity and straightforward rock approach stand out. Fans of Negazione and Italian punk will find much to appreciate here, especially tracks like 'Facce Sconosciute' and 'Niente Per Me'. Overall, a solid and fresh album worth listening to. Listen to Angeli's Voglio Di Più for a fresh dose of authentic Italian punk energy!

 It’s squared and explosive anger contained in this raw debut of theirs.

 Hardcore and Metal shake hands to offer you the perfect soundtrack for a day of ordinary madness.

Breach's 1995 debut 'Friction' showcases a raw and explosive fusion of hardcore and metal. Though not revolutionary, it reveals the band's early promise and technical skill. The album channels anger and frustration with tracks perfect for moshing. 'Friction' is an honest and essential chapter in understanding Breach's evolution. Listen to Breach's 'Friction' to experience raw hardcore-metal intensity and the roots of a groundbreaking band!

 Here Skid Row meets Jane's Addiction and mixes it all with a hint of disorienting sounds.

 This is an album that doesn’t seem to want to age at all.

This review praises Love/Hate's 1995 album 'I'm Not Happy' for its unique blend of glam metal, thrash riffs, and psychedelic elements. The band stands out from typical glam metal acts with sharp guitars and passionate vocals. Despite being released in a challenging era for the genre, the album remains fresh and energetic. Key tracks like 'Superfragilistic' and 'Love Me Down' highlight their gritty yet romantic sound. Dive into Love/Hate’s dynamic 'I'm Not Happy' and rediscover glam metal like never before!

 Live Consternation is a work of excellent craftsmanship that presents us with the melancholic Swedish band... in top form.

 Guitar riffs that slash like razors but at the same time manage to be sad and introspective.

Live Consternation captures Katatonia's melancholic and introspective live performance with excellent audio clarity. The album features classics from their depressive rock era, showcasing sharp guitar riffs and emotional depth. Recorded in 2006 at the Summer Breeze Open Air Festival, it offers fans both audio and visual experiences through its included DVD. Dive into Katatonia's melancholic live sound—listen to Live Consternation and feel the intensity of their classic tracks!

 "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law" hides a much deeper concept: to realize one’s True Will.

 "Magick" eventually sheds its reassuring mask, making us realize that the main path will be arduous and challenging.

The review offers a personal and historical introduction to Aleister Crowley and his work Magick. It highlights the book's complexity and requirement of prior esoteric knowledge, detailing its topics from meditation to ritual magic. The reviewer shares youthful fascination but admits to being unprepared for the demanding content. Crowley's influence beyond Satanic metal culture is noted, as well as clarifications about misconceptions. Overall, the work is seen as an intriguing but challenging esoteric classic. Delve into Aleister Crowley’s Magick and discover the mysteries of Thelema and occult practice today!

 "The Last Day Begin is full of that melancholy that distinguished Northern European bands."

 A good work, a bit raw and certainly to be refined. But there is nothing to object regarding the compositional abilities of our band.

Hybernoid's 1994 album The Last Day Begins is a raw and melancholic work rooted in the early Gothic metal scene. The band's style recalls Paradise Lost and Celtic Frost with a notable blend of male growl and female vocals. Though the album is somewhat unpolished, its compositions are solid and consistent throughout. The review reflects on the fleeting nature of many 1990s metal bands and the changing rock landscape of the decade. Listen to Hybernoid's melancholic early Gothic metal and discover a raw 90s gem worth exploring.

 Take the Post-Punk of Sonic Youth (the "Goo" period), delicate atmospheres indebted to the Cure, blend it all with guitar attacks reminiscent of the most furious Smashing Pumpkins and you’ll get a sound as beautiful as it is outdated.

 Seven tracks you won’t easily forget and that will accompany you with their now furious, now psychedelic stride.

Rosa Mota's 'Drag For A Drag' is a vibrant mini-debut rooted in the 1990s alternative scene. The band combines post-punk atmospheres akin to Sonic Youth and The Cure with intense guitar work reminiscent of Smashing Pumpkins. Despite their brief and largely forgotten career, Rosa Mota delivers seven unforgettable tracks. This record is recommended for listeners seeking a fusion of furious and psychedelic alternative rock. Explore Rosa Mota’s 'Drag For A Drag' and rediscover a lost 90s alternative treasure!

 A product that absolutely cannot leave anyone indifferent, though aware that they are not faced with absolute innovators.

 Among the many underground releases, it is a platter that stands out for its genuineness, sincerity, and desire to move the listener.

Tropic of Cancer's album Restless Idylls offers a genuinely pleasant darkwave experience influenced by iconic artists like Cocteau Twins and Dead Can Dance. Though not groundbreaking, it delivers sincerity and a captivating nocturnal atmosphere. Tracks like 'Rites of the Wild' and 'Wake The Night' show the genre's enduring relevance. This album stands out in the underground scene for its authenticity and emotional depth. Listen to Tropic of Cancer's Restless Idylls and immerse yourself in authentic darkwave echoes.

 I will write well about this trio because they have talent and grit in spades.

 An appetizer capable of making us understand the character of His Electro Blue Voice.

His Electro Blue Voice is praised for their talent and raw energy in the Italian alternative scene. The 2008 7" release features two tracks blending American noise rock and British post-punk. Clear influences from Sonic Youth and early Nirvana create a gritty, compelling sound. The review highlights the band's promise and unique character despite the brief playtime. This release sets the foundation for their future musical path. Listen to His Electro Blue Voice’s gritty 7" release and explore their unique blend of punk and noise rock today!

 Black Metal, and today even stones know this, was born as THE demonic genre par excellence within the whole of Heavy Metal.

 This record... is a real kick in the balls. Murderous speed, deadly blast beats, infernal screams (despite the aforementioned anti-Satanic belief) and a chill that only the masters Darkthrone have managed to generate.

Horde’s 1996 album Hellig Usvart surprises with its furious black metal sound paired with clear Christian and anti-Satanic messages. Inspired heavily by Darkthrone and early Scandinavian black metal, it combines brutal speed and harsh vocals. Though it lacks originality or innovation, the album stands as a pioneering force in the development of Christian black metal. The mysterious anonymous leader connects to other influential Christian metal acts, making this release both curious and significant in metal history. Discover the raw fury and unique message of Horde’s Hellig Usvart—explore this pioneering Christian black metal album now!