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The German way to grunge. Thus, if I were mean, I could end this review and dismiss this album. "Family Affairs"... melodies find their way among the guitar riffs and the frontman's paranoid singing.
The German way to grunge. Thus, if I were mean, I could end this review and dismiss this album.
"Family Affairs"... melodies find their way among the guitar riffs and the frontman's paranoid singing.
Sun’s 1995 album XXXX offers a distinctive German perspective on grunge. Influenced by Seattle legends but original in style, it mixes aggressive and melodic tracks. The album remains fresh decades later with standout songs like "Family Affairs." For those tired of typical grunge, Sun introduces engaging variations worth exploring. Listen to Sun's XXXX and experience a unique European spin on classic grunge!
The Crunch hit us in the face with their ferocity from the first notes of "Shift’ Clash." Their feverish and ungainly trademark was unmistakable and absolutely genuine.
The Crunch hit us in the face with their ferocity from the first notes of "Shift’ Clash."
Their feverish and ungainly trademark was unmistakable and absolutely genuine.
Crunch’s debut album Trigger Happy Trespasser is a fierce and raw display of 90s American grunge and sludge influence within the Italian rock scene. The album’s heavy riffs, low tunings, and visceral vocals create a distinctive sound, marked by intensity and uncompromising attitude. With eleven cohesive tracks, including a twisted Nirvana cover, this work deserves repeated listening for its genuine and feverish style. A significant mark in Italy's rock undergrowth, Crunch channels bands like TAD, Melvins, and Unsane with unique flair. Listen to Crunch’s fierce debut album and experience raw 90s rock power from Italy now!
"A totally negligible 1980s erotic film, as well as a rather poor acting performance." "The song 'Catherine' is beautiful, really! But it’s not enough to save a woeful and terribly predictable film."
"A totally negligible 1980s erotic film, as well as a rather poor acting performance."
"The song 'Catherine' is beautiful, really! But it’s not enough to save a woeful and terribly predictable film."
José Pinheiro's 1980s erotic drama 'Mon Bel Amour Ma Déchirure' suffers from a thin, overused plot and poor acting. Despite a nostalgic connection to youthful curiosity, the film offers little excitement. The soundtrack is appealing but fails to redeem the movie's predictability and lack of depth. Ultimately, it serves more as a memory trigger than a worthy cinematic experience. Discover this forgotten 80s erotic film and see if nostalgia or curiosity drives your watch!
A compositional-musical kaleidoscope capable of driving you crazy, true, but the best thing is that Der Tod still manage to maintain their own trademark! Der Tod's debut blends darkwave, alternative rock, and progressive elements into a mesmerizing and unique sound.
A compositional-musical kaleidoscope capable of driving you crazy, true, but the best thing is that Der Tod still manage to maintain their own trademark!
Der Tod's debut blends darkwave, alternative rock, and progressive elements into a mesmerizing and unique sound.
Der Tod's 1995 self-titled debut offers a striking fusion of darkwave, alternative, and progressive rock. Emerging from the ashes of Jesus Went To Jerusalem, the group showcases high production quality and a distinctive musical identity. Despite their brief presence in the scene, the album leaves a lasting impression with its complex and captivating sound. Key tracks like "Black Sun" and "The Meaning Of Life" highlight their unique style. Explore Der Tod's enigmatic debut album and experience a unique blend of dark and alternative rock styles today!
He tells us 'welcome idiots' and literally makes fun of us with an album that, even when analyzed with the best of intentions, leads absolutely nowhere. Some episodes can be saved. I'm thinking of tracks like 'Infernal' and 'Desire.' But we’re talking about two tracks out of ten.
He tells us 'welcome idiots' and literally makes fun of us with an album that, even when analyzed with the best of intentions, leads absolutely nowhere.
Some episodes can be saved. I'm thinking of tracks like 'Infernal' and 'Desire.' But we’re talking about two tracks out of ten.
Infam's 1995 album Welcome Idiots is criticized for being uninspired and derivative synth-pop with a melancholic and boring tone. While a couple of tracks stand out, the album overall fails to engage. The reviewer also finds the cover art unattractive and the album too long. Discover if Infam's 'Welcome Idiots' lives up to the hype or falls flat—read the full review and listen for yourself!
The album opens with the notes of the devastating "Weekend." The ghosts of Mark Arm, the Sonics, and that of a very young Kurt Cobain materialize. An album not essential but certainly enjoyable for those who love the rougher, rawer side of rock 'n' roll.
The album opens with the notes of the devastating "Weekend." The ghosts of Mark Arm, the Sonics, and that of a very young Kurt Cobain materialize.
An album not essential but certainly enjoyable for those who love the rougher, rawer side of rock 'n' roll.
Jet.Sons' debut album 3.1.5 delivers a raw and energetic garage rock experience echoing bands like Mudhoney and early Nirvana. Although not groundbreaking, it is an enjoyable blast of underground Italian rock from 1998. The sound is visceral and intense, with some darker, claustrophobic tracks adding variety. The album represents a promising but now forgotten chapter of the Italian underground rock scene. Dive into Jet.Sons' gritty 3.1.5 and experience a fiery slice of underground Italian garage rock!
A dark, intricate yet never boring album. Excellent guitar and bass work, a sinuous voice, intelligent and never banal lyrics.
A dark, intricate yet never boring album.
Excellent guitar and bass work, a sinuous voice, intelligent and never banal lyrics.
Aliceversa’s sole album 'Ore Disturbate' showcases a unique blend of psychedelia, metal, and alternative rock, reminiscent of early Marlene Kuntz and Bluvertigo. Despite the band's skillful musicianship and intelligent lyrics, they remain an overlooked gem of the 90s Italian music scene. The album’s dark, intricate sound is compelling and occasionally fun, making it a worthy discovery for fans of alternative and progressive rock. Explore Aliceversa’s 'Ore Disturbate' and uncover one of Italy’s lost alternative rock treasures!
"Twinaleblood is an album that shows the band in a period of full inspiration." "An album that excellently combines the sounds that were all the rage at the time with bursts of good old metal."
"Twinaleblood is an album that shows the band in a period of full inspiration."
"An album that excellently combines the sounds that were all the rage at the time with bursts of good old metal."
Pyogenesis' 1996 album Twinaleblood marks a bold shift from death-doom metal to a vibrant fusion of grunge, pop-punk, and metal. The album balances melody and aggression with memorable tracks like 'Undead' and 'Weeping Sun.' While not essential, its freshness and inspired sound make it an engaging listen even decades later. Listen to Twinaleblood now and explore Pyogenesis' unique mix of grunge, pop-punk, and metal!
Eight tracks that allowed me to travel and dream. This album will manage to pierce even the heart of those who are very familiar with the genre in question.
Eight tracks that allowed me to travel and dream.
This album will manage to pierce even the heart of those who are very familiar with the genre in question.
Votiva Lux's album Solaris is a captivating journey into post-rock and psychedelic soundscapes. Originating from Bologna in the early '90s, the band blends instrumental dreamlike atmospheres with acid and Floydian influences. Though not particularly original, the album offers heartfelt homage to genre giants like Mogwai and Tortoise. Solaris represents the band's matured sound before their disbandment, offering a rare gem for post-rock enthusiasts. Dive into Solaris and experience Votiva Lux's dreamy post-rock soundscape today!
A band that adds nothing new, heaven forbid, but has managed to recreate that sound so dear to those who...shook their heads to the notes of the aforementioned sacred monsters thirty-six years ago. All quite homogeneous and all geared towards that raw and ignorant heavy-punk sound of the early '80s.
A band that adds nothing new, heaven forbid, but has managed to recreate that sound so dear to those who...shook their heads to the notes of the aforementioned sacred monsters thirty-six years ago.
All quite homogeneous and all geared towards that raw and ignorant heavy-punk sound of the early '80s.
This review highlights The Mobile Mob Freakshow's album as a raw, energetic homage to the early 80s heavy-punk sound. With a blend of horror and satanic themes, the band channels the spirit of iconic groups like Misfits, Motorhead, and Venom. While not adding anything new, they effectively recreate a beloved sound for fans of underground punk. Key tracks such as "Where Angel Fear To Tread" and "Voodoo Maniac Zombie Girls" stand out, making the album a worthy listen as a whole. Listen to The Mobile Mob Freakshow now and dive into a gritty 80s-inspired horror punk experience!
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