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 The singer sounds like Johnny Rotten, and the band moves between the darkness of Joy Division and the politics of The Clash.

 A heterogeneous album that still reeks of inexperience and finds its peak in the slower moments.

Cabbage's debut album combines garage punk energy with punk influences like Joy Division and The Clash. The band shows promise with theatrical vocals and provocative themes, shining brightest in slower songs. Despite the talent and buzz, the album suffers from a sense of inexperience and raises questions about the current relevance of post-punk. Discover the raw energy and punk influences of Cabbage's debut album—listen now and decide if post-punk still matters in 2018!

 Science Fiction is perhaps the most hard-fought album Brand New has ever written, the darkest.

 Sometimes melancholically sweet, sometimes funereal, the album goes on and does nothing but sound like a farewell.

Brand New’s Science Fiction is a deeply personal and dark album that serves as a poignant farewell from one of the leading emo bands of the 21st century. The record explores themes of emotional hardship, depression, and resignation, reflecting the band's maturity and struggles. Jesse Lacey's raw lyrics reveal an intimate battle with negativity, making this album their most intense and hard-fought work. The music feels like a heartfelt goodbye, filled with melancholy and reflection. Listen to Brand New's Science Fiction and experience one of emo's most powerful farewells.

 Dutch doesn’t care much about the labels people attach to him and lets his music speak for itself.

 He tells us about the ups and downs of his life to the music of the talented Sick & Simpliciter, sometimes rapping, sometimes singing, sometimes just speaking, all with extreme elegance.

Dutch Nazari’s album Amore Povero defies typical rapper stereotypes by blending rap with singer-songwriter sensibilities. The album delivers socially conscious lyrics and personal stories, avoiding clichés with elegant writing and a refined musical approach by Sick & Simpliciter. Dutch’s style is direct yet sophisticated, inviting listeners into his thoughtful world with both rap and singing. Explore Dutch Nazari’s Amore Povero for a fresh take on rap and songwriting with powerful, elegant lyrics.

 The album fascinates, captivates, creates beautiful atmospheres, and makes you nod along despite the sweet melodies.

 Jimmy Eat World, continuing at this pace, have a second chance, and life doesn’t offer many of those.

Jimmy Eat World returns with Integrity Blues, moving away from their classic emo sound toward an indie rock vibe. While the album creates captivating atmospheres and features strong singles, it feels like a tentative new start for a band with two decades behind them. There's cautious optimism about their future potential if they continue evolving. The review acknowledges their past influence and hopes they seize this second chance. Listen to Jimmy Eat World’s Integrity Blues and discover their fresh take on emo and indie rock evolution.

 Neck Deep represents and is among the main creators of the pop-punk revival that’s sweeping the planet.

 They remain too similar to before, there’s no innovation, no upheaval; it seems the band has learned the formula and repeats it throughout the album.

Neck Deep’s album continues their signature pop-punk style with catchy and summery riffs. It shows influences from A Day To Remember and blink-182, pleasing fans but lacking innovation. While the album flows well with some standout moments, its similarity to previous work suggests the band may face challenges evolving in a saturated genre. Overall, a solid but familiar release. Listen to Neck Deep’s Life’s Not Out to Get You and discover the catchy pop-punk sound driving today’s revival.

 The sweet sadness they evoke is always present, capable of dragging you inside, taking you by the hand and accompanying you on a journey.

 Quercia has shown that perhaps it’s not really due to age, but to some other thing that we can’t identify, perhaps, simply, the desire to do certain things, to be in certain places, fades.

Quercia, an emerging band from Iglesias, released 'Non è vero che non ho più l'età' featuring eight short, emotionally rich tracks. The album blends indie and post-hardcore with nostalgic and melancholic lyrics, reflecting adolescent emotions and personal experiences. Its quick flow and sincere, heartfelt songwriting create an immersive emotional journey. The review highlights the band's promising potential and meaningful artistic voice. Listen to Quercia’s heartfelt emo tracks and experience their nostalgic journey today!

 Disruptive like a bolt from the blue. Nasty, angry, determined, cheeky, and even fun.

 From the first listen, I never stopped smiling, and now I can’t stop listening to it, singing it by heart.

PUP’s album 'The Dream Is Over' delivers a powerful mix of anger, fun, and cheekiness, with catchy interconnected tracks. The energetic sound and emotional vocals keep you engaged from start to finish. The reviewer praises the band's boldness and the album's ability to make listeners smile and sing along. Listen to PUP's 'The Dream Is Over' now and experience raw punk energy that stays with you long after!

 The album sounds much fresher compared to the previous one, and the completely pink cover already gives a different idea of what awaits us.

 The melancholic vein that permeated their debut album here fades and is only felt in tracks like "Shimmer."

Moose Blood's album 'Blush' showcases a fresher and more polished sound compared to their debut. While the lyrics occasionally feel overly sentimental and less distinct, the band’s improved production and confidence shine through. The melancholic touch is mostly preserved in certain tracks like 'Shimmer.' Overall, 'Blush' is a strong follow-up that solidifies the band’s growing global fanbase and promising future. Discover Moose Blood’s 'Blush' and experience a polished emo journey full of emotional highs and nostalgic moments.

 This is the case with FIDLAR, who, among drugs, drinks, and bad decisions, take us on a tour from their room to abandoned parking lots.

 Too late to die young, and too young to fade away.

FIDLAR's album 'Too' stands out from the crowded pop punk scene with its gritty sound and themes of self-destructive youth. The band embraces a rebellious attitude marked by drugs, alcohol, and reckless behavior. Unlike other bands focusing solely on sadness and heartbreak, FIDLAR delivers a raw and authentic punk experience. The album invites listeners into the chaotic lives of frustrated young people. Overall, it captures the spirit of punk’s evolution with a fresh, emotional edge. Listen to FIDLAR's 'Too' and experience punk's raw, rebellious energy firsthand.

 There comes a time in your adolescence when all you can do is lock yourself in your room, scream, and cry.

 Born, bred, and dead in Melbourne. Well, it’s about time they move out of the city and reach your ears.

Ceres' second album, Drag It Down On You, vividly captures the raw turmoil of adolescence, from frustration and loneliness to dark reflections. The Melbourne-based band expresses these intense emotions through powerful indie rock music. The review highlights the authenticity and relatability of the album for listeners facing similar feelings. With strong emotional resonance, the album invites immersion into its dark yet genuine atmosphere. Dive into Ceres' heartfelt album and experience the raw emotions of adolescence through their powerful indie rock sound.