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 Scandalously original compared to the scene someone would like to relegate them to.

 "Hai scritto sul mio corpo che non è la fine" — a true generational anthem.

The review praises La Quiete's album 'La Fine Non È La Fine' as a groundbreaking and original work that defines the Italian emoviolence scene. The poetic use of Italian lyrics combined with innovative, concise, and evolving compositions distinguishes the band. The album surpasses others in the genre and has had strong international impact. The title track is highlighted as a generational anthem. Listen to La Quiete’s acclaimed album and explore the roots of Italian emoviolence today!

 Melt Banana are as much capable artisans as amused Japanese kids who seem to be on a Roman holiday and take pictures with fake Roman centurions.

 The noisecore of the four Japanese kicks ass... at the end of the concert I couldn’t hear anything anymore. But it was absolutely worth it.

This review recounts an intense live concert experience featuring the experimental emo band With Love and the Japanese noisecore legends Melt Banana at Estragon in Bologna. The reviewer vividly describes the chaotic atmosphere and sonic experimentation of With Love, followed by the precise and captivating performance by Melt Banana. Despite some ironic and playful commentary about emo aesthetics and audience reception, the overall experience was highly positive and memorable. Dive into the wild live experience of Melt Banana and With Love—listen to their unique sounds and explore the edge of emo and noisecore music now!

 It’s the perfect album, the top of the class.

 An album that flows like a mathematical theorem, where there’s not a single element out of place.

Red Sparowes’ At The Soundless Dawn is hailed as a refined and near-perfect blend of post-rock and post-core, standing out with structured songwriting and influences from iconic bands. The album is praised for its flawless execution, merging styles into a cohesive experience without unnecessary experimentation. It positions itself as a significant achievement in the genre, surpassing many contemporaries. Listen to Red Sparowes’ At The Soundless Dawn and experience the perfect post-rock/post-core fusion masterpiece!

 Music that smells of times gone by, without being Mulino Bianco style(ized), made of chords as the Good Lord demands.

 A wonderful Noah’s Ark of traditional music under the influence of heavy hallucinogens, instilling a terrible and dark, melancholic loneliness.

Grails' Redlight is an instrumental album blending folk music from diverse cultures with post-rock elements. The tracks evolve from quiet beginnings to intense crescendos or jam-like improvisations. The music has a rustic simplicity and originality that evokes nostalgia and melancholic loneliness. It avoids flashy virtuosity, instead embracing an organic and dark atmosphere. Overall, it's praised for its unique and immersive soundscape. Listen to Grails' Redlight now and experience a mesmerizing journey through post-rock and folk soundscapes.

 Toby Driver’s vocals are EMO-tional, finally comfortable in offering us falsettos so dear to the emo scene.

 Music that truly allows you to see things in a different light, better, perhaps more melancholic, but definitely better.

Kayo Dot's 'Choirs Of The Eye' marks a bold evolution from Maudlin Of The Well, embracing warm post-rock and jazz influences. The album features rich instrumentation and deeply emotional vocals. It balances psychedelic sweetness with heavy, complex textures. Overall, it’s a powerful and innovative musical journey highly recommended for fans of experimental post-rock. Discover the emotional depth and sonic richness of Kayo Dot's Choirs Of The Eye—listen now and experience a unique post-rock masterpiece.

 Death Cab For Cutie makes Avantgarde Emo Metal, foolish of me not to have realized it sooner.

 You definitely own it, you have a Metal record at home YOU HAVE THE 666 AMONG YOUR RECORDS, URGHHHHH SATAN.

This review humorously reframes Death Cab For Cutie's debut album as a hidden metal gem, highlighting the avant-garde and progressive metal elements beneath its indie and emo surface. The reviewer praises the album's complexity and rawness but looks upon the band's later mainstream direction with disappointment. Despite some weaker tracks, the album is considered a half-masterpiece worth revisiting. Dive into Death Cab For Cutie's raw and metal-infused debut—rediscover the unique origins of an indie classic!

 These are the real At the Gates. Not those polished ones we blame for oversaturating the market with all their Swedish drones.

 Riffs appear and disappear suddenly like extras not well-instructed on what to do, but everything works so well that the songs flow perfectly even without the slightest geometric coherence.

This review celebrates 'With Fear I Kiss The Burning Darkness' as a raw and essential early work by At The Gates, showcasing their unique blend of Swedish death metal with folk-melodic overtones. It highlights Adrian Erlandsson’s dynamic drumming and Lindberg’s distinct vocals as instrumental in shaping the album's complex yet instinctive sound. The album’s non-traditional song structures and evolving style make it a valuable link between early Swedish death metal and their later, more polished output. Seen as a vital testimony of the genre's formative years, this album remains a favorite among fans seeking depth and originality. Dive into At The Gates’ raw early sound—listen to 'With Fear I Kiss The Burning Darkness' now and explore Swedish death metal’s roots!

 "This album is a masterpiece!"

 "The true dominator of the scene is a synth with terribly eighties, horrible, antiseptic, flat, antiquated, gaudy but incredibly fascinating sounds."

Sadist's album 'Tribe' is hailed as an experimental and groundbreaking metal masterpiece, blending synth, fretless bass, and fusion elements with rare innovation. The reviewer praises its unique soundscape, departure from traditional metal guitar dominance, and its influence, or lack thereof, on the Italian metal scene. 'Tribe' features exceptional melodies and prog touches that create a captivating, urban sonic atmosphere. Despite being out of catalog, the album stands as a seminal work worth discovering. Explore Sadist's 'Tribe' now and experience one of the most innovative and unique metal albums ever created!

 Our super depressed shopkeeper comes back to us while we’ve attempted suicide a couple of times... with this People Are Like Season.

 I could play around with my castanets for hours and achieve a much more depressing result.

The review sarcastically describes 'People Are Like Seasons' as an intensely depressing album that fails to creatively celebrate sadness. It criticizes the songwriting and repetitive melancholic elements. Despite the humor, the reviewer suggests the album may not be suitable even for those seeking depressive music. Discover if Sophia’s melancholic album suits your mood or explore more engaging indie folk reviews here.

 This Min Tid bla bla bla seems more like a very underground product, we can enjoy a clear and very clean production.

 They will certainly not make history for this album, but Min Tid bla bla bla turns out to be a straightforward album without frills that fully reflects the great creativity of this duo who offer a type of music probably unique in the world.

Fleurety's Min Tid Skal Komme offers a distinctive fusion of avant-garde black metal with jazz and ambient touches, avoiding typical black metal excesses. The duo's creativity shines through clear production and unique soundscapes. While slow and atmospheric, it remains a seminal work within Norway’s underground music. Despite limited commercial promotion, their innovative approach stands out in the metal scene. Dive into Fleurety’s avant-garde black metal blend and discover a unique journey of jazz, ambient, and raw creativity.