Adriano Franchi

 The 12 tracks of War of Kings pay homage to the illustrious names mentioned, but perhaps the five risk forgetting someone - at least from their point of view - more important: the Europe.

 Joey Tempest, a singer with a remarkable stage presence, and the band known as Europe, are ready for battle.

Europe returns with 'War of Kings,' an album that rekindles their 80s hard rock spirit while honoring classic rock bands like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. Joey Tempest leads with strong presence as the band blends vintage sounds with modern outlook. The album reflects their journey through rock history and evolution, though it sometimes leans heavily on established influences. Overall, 'War of Kings' celebrates the band's legacy and future. Listen to Europe's 'War of Kings' and experience a powerful hard rock journey that bridges classic and modern sounds.

 Bob Dylan’s folk catches fire. It becomes rock and heats up.

 The electric Bob Dylan probably had more influence than the acoustic one.

This review covers Bob Dylan's groundbreaking shift from folk to rock music with his 1965 recording of 'Subterranean Homesick Blues.' Initially met with resistance from purists, Dylan's move was a logical response to the evolving music scene influenced by bands like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. His electric phase proved highly influential, shaping artists worldwide and leaving a lasting cultural legacy. The review highlights Dylan's role as a musical innovator balancing protest and popular culture. Discover how Bob Dylan revolutionized rock with Subterranean Homesick Blues—listen and explore his enduring musical evolution today!

 The new CD is provisionally named 'Cliffhanger' and will feature elements typical of English folk.

 The Darkness wants to veer towards a sort of Medieval Rock.

The Darkness is experiencing a lineup change with the departure of drummer Ed Graham and the addition of Emily Dolan Davies from The Vixen. Their upcoming album, 'Cliffhanger', will introduce English folk elements edging towards Medieval Rock. The band, known for their 2003 hit album 'Permission to Land', continues to evolve musically after the return of frontman Justin Hawkins following a hiatus. Fans can expect surprises when the new work is released. Discover the latest Darkness lineup change and their new folk-inspired sound—explore 'Cliffhanger' updates now!

 The Fighters are genuinely different amidst the chaos of notes and words blowing around.

 Sonic Highways is an artistic adventure centered on the experiences made by the musicians in eight American cities.

The review praises Foo Fighters’ album Sonic Highways as a deep, complex rock work inspired by the musical heritage of eight American cities. Dave Grohl’s artistic vision shines through collaborations and interviews with iconic musicians. The album builds on the success of Wasted Light and merges sincerity with a rich emotional journey. Highlights include Grohl’s transition from Nirvana drummer to frontman and the unique involvement of notable figures like President Obama. Discover the rich stories behind Sonic Highways — listen now and experience Foo Fighters’ unique American rock voyage!

 Fortis removes the mask revealing essentially nothing, because underneath the concealment hides… nothing!

 'Do l’anima' is a programmatic title: ‘do’ and ‘la’ are already music, notes already soaring in the October air.

Alberto Fortis marks 35 years of his music career with the album 'Do l'anima,' featuring unreleased tracks and collaborations with Biagio Antonacci and Roberto Vecchioni. After four years of careful selection and production, Fortis delivers a work that highlights melody and lyrical sincerity. The album was presented in several Italian cities, showcasing the artist’s genuine approach to his music. The production involved noted musicians including Carlos Alomar and Lucio Fabbri, enriching the sound. Discover Alberto Fortis' authentic melodies and celebrate his 35-year journey—listen to 'Do l'anima' now!

 Lou Reed bid farewell commenting with ‘Tomorrow I’m smoke’, a final reflection worthy of his caustic and poetic pen.

 The only remedy that manages to support him is music, or rather, the art of the exercise of thought.

This review reflects on the life and legacy of Lou Reed one year after his death. It highlights his rebellious nature, poetic artistry, and struggle with addiction. It explores his enduring influence on rock music and poetry, his notable collaborations, and the tribute performance in Italy. The piece honors Reed's unique voice and contributions to music history. Explore Lou Reed's timeless music and poetic legacy—listen, read, and discover his influence on rock and beyond.

 You’ll never forget 'I'm Going Home' once it crosses your ears.

 Alvin Lee earned himself the title of the fastest guitar in the West thanks to his remarkable left hand.

This review highlights Alvin Lee's status as a legendary guitar hero best known for 'I'm Going Home' performed at Woodstock. It explores his unique left-hand legato technique and his iconic Gibson S-335, emphasizing his influence in rock history. His collaborations and solo career further showcase his lasting impact. The review honors Lee's legacy following his passing in 2013. Dive into Alvin Lee’s legacy and rediscover the unforgettable sound of 'I'm Going Home'.