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 "Suicide And Sunshine is a choked scream, a perfectly formulated balance between the rawness of the contents and the captivating musical offering."

 "We are all dealing with our own adversities, but in the end... there is someone, somewhere out there, who at dusk will return us to life with the simplicity of a hug."

Trophy Eyes' fourth album, Suicide and Sunshine, channels grief and career stagnation into a powerful blend of stadium rock, synth elements, and heartfelt lyricism. The band tackles themes of suicide, friendship, and inner struggles with emotional rawness and musical versatility. Standout tracks like 'Sydney' and 'Sean' highlight their ability to connect deeply with listeners. This release marks a significant evolution in their sound and storytelling, offering a sincere and compelling concept album. Dive into Trophy Eyes' Suicide and Sunshine—listen now and experience a raw, heartfelt journey through life and loss.

 The end is not a defeat. You don’t cry, just smile.

 The monster dies but it dies still hungry—it's had its fill of lives.

This review reflects on the poetic and contemplative nature of Alessandro Aronadio's Era Ora, focusing on themes of finality and acceptance. The film is described as ending with bittersweet emotions, urging not to cry but to smile at the close. The review appreciates the subtle emotions conveyed, though it remains measured in overall enthusiasm. Discover the poetic closure of Era Ora—explore this emotional journey today.

 Today, you definitely listen to Secoli Morti for what they play, not for who is playing.

 "Sanguina" is the bottle that definitively knocks over superstructures and prejudice.

Secoli Morti's album Sanguina marks a transformation from a quirky family band concept into a serious player in Italy's punk-hardcore scene. The Milanese trio blends diverse influences from Southern California hardcore to symphonic metal and hard rock, delivering complex songwriting and strong live presence. The album features introspective lyrics alongside energetic musicality, proving the band’s growth and craftsmanship. Sanguina stands as a mature, well-produced work that defies expectations while celebrating punk spirit. Listen to Secoli Morti’s Sanguina now and experience their powerful punk evolution firsthand!

 "Cold Cash and Colder Hearts" is simply one of the best openers ever.

 Thrice executes an impeccable revamp operation, elaborate and aggressive when it needed to be, direct but moving.

Thrice’s 2003 major label debut album, The Artist in the Ambulance, delivers a powerful blend of post-hardcore energy and emotional depth. Despite time constraints and major label pressure, the band produced a complex and mature work. Highlights include robust guitar work, dense vocal harmonies, and memorable tracks like 'Cold Cash and Colder Hearts' and 'Stare At The Sun.' The album remains an ageless classic in Thrice’s discography. Dive into Thrice’s post-hardcore milestone and rediscover The Artist in the Ambulance today.

 Among the most extravagant yet minimal projects that have ever gravitated around the prosperous early ’00s punk revival movement, the ‘one season band’ formula of Box Car Racer stands out for merit.

 It is nonetheless an album that is defenseless only in appearance and, if provoked, takes on an irresistible battle posture, armed with a sequence of relentless and cohesive singles.

Box Car Racer’s only album, released twenty years ago, stands as a minimal yet extravagant project within the early 2000s punk revival. Crafted by Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker with production by Jerry Finn, it blends melodic hardcore and electronic effects to deliver emotional and raw arrangements. The album influenced Blink-182 and future projects, presenting a cohesive and compelling collection of singles. Despite being a ‘one season band,’ it remains a hidden gem in punk history. Explore the iconic Box Car Racer album and rediscover a defining moment in punk rock history!

 Silverstein fully embrace their ability as great melodists and return to make a big impact on the post-hardcore circuit.

 Real audacity is remaining oneself. In any way, at any cost.

Silverstein's tenth album, Misery Made Me, powerfully channels the anguish and frustration of recent times without resorting to clichés. The band moves away from past EDM influences, focusing on their strengths as melodists and post-hardcore pioneers. Featuring guest artists, the album is a raw, authentic expression of identity and resilience amid digitized solitude. It marks a confident return to form, embracing complexity and emotional depth. Discover Silverstein’s bold return to raw post-hardcore emotion—listen to Misery Made Me now!

 Don’t even try, with these passionate guys from Olbia, to judge the album by its cover.

 It’s not imitation. It’s a declaration of intent.

The review positions Sangue's '13 pezzi' as a raw and passionate album emerging from the intense underground roots of bands like To Ed Gein and Anti Manifesto. The album's cover might mislead, but it represents a strong declaration of artistic intent. The reviewer appreciates the authenticity and emotional intensity behind the music without labeling it imitation. Discover the raw intensity of Sangue's '13 pezzi'—listen now and experience their bold artistic vision.

 Victims of a wicked fate who in turn become a wicked fate for someone else.

 A lesson on the principle of free will, understood in its purely secular conception, becomes an involuntary protagonist of the stories.

Paolo Genovese's The Place presents a mysterious café where troubled individuals confront dark moral choices dictated by a nameless man. The film explores themes of free will, ethics, and human desperation through intertwining stories. It reflects on the consequences of decisions made under extreme pressure. The narrative leaves viewers pondering the balance between fate and personal responsibility. Dive into 'The Place' and unravel the haunting choices that challenge free will and morality. Watch and reflect on your own values today.

 From resignation arises the last, desperate form of self-awareness.

 The monster reassembles piece by piece, stands on its own legs, and makes its way with a lurching step along its path.

Discomostro's Mostropatia marks the final chapter of a survival trilogy, offering a self-aware and vivid reflection on punk's vices and virtues. The album blends hardcore precision with rock'n'roll playfulness, balancing nostalgia and critique. Its protagonist embraces both past struggles and present clarity, creating an emotional yet rhythmic punk journey. The music challenges genre conventions while maintaining a deeply personal core. Listen to Discomostro's Mostropatia and experience a powerful punk journey full of raw emotion and sharp self-awareness.

 'Voyeurist' sees the band revisit and understand their most successful records, capturing something from each to reemerge through one of their most exciting and complete works ever written to date.

 Underøath warns us for being all voyeurs peeking into the lives of others... the longer one observes this disc, the harder it stares back at us.

Underøath's 'Voyeurist' revisits key elements from their past work, merging aggressive metalcore with synth-driven soundscapes. The album is noted for its dynamic interplay between dark heaviness and melodic catchiness. Vocalist Spencer Chamberlain and the synth prominence of Chris Dudley elevate the band's sound. The review highlights the album's thematic focus on self-reflection and voyeurism, marking it as one of their most compelling releases in years. Dive into Underøath's Voyeurist and experience their intense, evolving post-hardcore sound today!