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 Half of the songs here make cormorants sick, while the other half picks up Radiohead and turns it into a poptimistic version.

 Generally the only pop that today has a political sense of existence.

The review discusses The 1975's album as a bold work that challenges traditional ideas of classic albums with its mix of brilliance and less successful tracks. It praises the band for delivering contemporary pop infused with political meaning and creative influences from legendary artists. Despite its divisive nature, the album is seen as a meaningful, modern masterpiece. Dive into The 1975’s ‘Notes on a Conditional Form’—listen now and explore its bold, layered pop sound with a political edge!

 The fact is, dear Marra, while you believe you’re Biggie, you’re really Severgnini.

 His is that ghetto-chic image, a halfway between the street corner and Via Montenapoleone.

The review portrays Marracash as the credible face of Italian rap, blending street culture with high fashion. His album Persona is described as witty but somewhat inconsistent, mixing notable collaborations and cultural references. Despite some criticism, Marracash remains a defining figure navigating between underground roots and mainstream success. The tone is ironic, highlighting contrasts in his image and music. Discover Marracash’s Persona and dive into the evolution of Italian rap culture today!

 It was like putting your balls in a centrifuge.

 If you don’t want to become a eunuch and generally care about preserving your dignity, you should close this page and forget about the existence of this stuff forever.

The reviewer harshly critiques 'Aporia' by Sufjan Stevens and Lowell Brams, describing it as derivative and unpleasant. The album is likened to early M83 but seen as unenjoyable ambient music. The tone is sarcastic and strongly advises ignoring the album altogether. Curious if 'Aporia' is for you? Read this brutally honest review before you listen!

 The Black Keys know what rock'n'roll is because they've truly listened to it.

 'Let's Rock' is a fun, diverse, and cultured work with a century-old tradition exploding among the blues-rock hits.

This review praises The Black Keys' album 'Let's Rock' for its authentic blues-rock vibe and solid musicianship. Despite the stagnation in alternative rock, the band delivers a lively, fun, and cultured album. The reviewer highlights Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney's deep understanding of rock groove and instrumental skill. 'Let's Rock' is celebrated as a successful nod to classic rock traditions with modern execution. Dive into 'Let's Rock' and experience the raw, authentic blues-rock groove of The Black Keys now!

 The rock scene is a farce, it always has been, and those who don’t understand that, unfortunately, reveal a lot about themselves.

 Maybe it’s also the fault of Porridge Radio, consisting of three chicks - one of whom sings - and a guy who functions as a human eggplant.

This review delivers a sarcastic and candid critique of Porridge Radio's album Every Bad, highlighting the perceived farce of the rock scene and use of overplayed genre labels. The writer expresses frustration with typical music criticism and stereotypes while acknowledging a few original elements in the band's videos and songs. Overall, the tone is disillusioned and mocking rather than enthusiastic. Dive into this sharp and witty take on Porridge Radio’s Every Bad—discover if their sound breaks the rock scene’s mold or falls flat.

 "Penna Capitale remains perhaps the most important Italian rap record of all time."

 "Club Dogo are the Sonic Youth of Italian rap, with Air Max instead of deliberately out-of-tune guitars."

This review walks through Club Dogo’s complete discography, emphasizing their major role in Italian rap history. It critically examines each album, praising landmark releases like Penna Capitale and Vile Denaro for their cultural significance and musical quality. While some albums receive mixed views, the overall legacy is acknowledged as impactful and pioneering. The review blends appreciation with candid critique of style and themes. Explore the full Club Dogo discography now and discover the roots and evolution of Italian rap’s greatest legacy!

 Thankfully, there’s Accelerate, their least inconclusive and ultimately the most beautiful album: finally the guitars roar, no longer like the plastic of the 80s, but finally in a thunderous and sparkling way, like never before.

 Get two good headphones, start Supernatural Superserious and feel the sound come in from both sides, echo in your chest, and mess up your soul.

This review critically examines R.E.M.'s musical journey, highlighting their frequent repetition and fluctuating inspiration over the years. Despite past inconsistencies, their album Accelerate stands out as a powerful and beautiful return to form, with roaring guitars and a deep emotional connection. The reviewer praises the album's sound quality and impact compared to previous works. Listen to R.E.M.'s Accelerate now and experience their powerful rock revival firsthand!

 The straight bass in Joy Division style can be used without being so shitty - an example: the early DIIV.

 Just flush it down the toilet along with all that stuff you already know.

The reviewer found Fontaines D.C.'s debut album Dogrel to be disappointing and unoriginal. They criticized the uninspired bass, nasal vocals, and lack of energy in the Irish pub anthem style. Comparisons to Joy Division and DIIV showed a preference for more innovative approaches. Overall, the album failed to impress and was described harshly. Read this candid review to see why Fontaines D.C.'s Dogrel might not be for everyone.

 A musician who is even slightly serious today should tackle the rap field.

 Santeria, like Joker, cannot be understood by those who no longer have the fire of anarchy within them.

Santeria by Marracash and Guè Pequeno is a landmark album in Italian rap, blending traditional and contemporary styles. The duo's sharp rhymes and wordplay set them apart in the rap scene. The album appeals to those who appreciate rap beyond clichés, combining fluid beats with thoughtful lyrics. It highlights the evolution of the genre while challenging traditional concepts of musicianship. Santeria captures the fiery spirit and anarchy of rap culture, making it essential listening. Dive into Santeria and experience the fresh fire of Italian rap by Marracash and Guè Pequeno—listen now and discover why it’s a modern classic!

 The album is really pretentious and stupid rubbish, the usual sonic mess of vocalizations and disjointed electronics, without coherence or harmony.

 It’s like putting two people in a room who, instead of making love, practice solitary autoeroticism without touching or even looking at each other.

The reviewer harshly criticizes Thom Yorke's album 'Anima', calling it a pretentious and incoherent effort. They found it worse than Yorke's previous projects and lacking musical harmony. The disjointed vocals and electronic sounds fail to interact, creating an unpleasant listening experience. Overall, the album is deemed a sonic mess and a disappointment. Read the full critical review of Thom Yorke's Anima and decide if this controversial album is for you.