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 Strange guys these Supergrass: they don’t take anything seriously, they have fun and make others have fun, then, more importantly, they know how to play and write beautiful songs.

 Supergrass are the Libertines in an embryonic state, with a rougher technique, less direct, but sometimes softer and more beautiful sounds.

Supergrass' 'In It For The Money' is a varied and engaging album blending punk, brit-pop, and rock elements. Despite their talent and fun approach, the band remains underrated by critics. The album features standout tracks like 'Sun Hits The Sky' and two notable ballads. The review likens Supergrass to a raw and softer version of The Libertines. Overall, it's a good album deserving more recognition. Discover the charm of Supergrass' 'In It For The Money'—listen now and experience a unique blend of British rock and fun!

 The reverend is back. But he doesn’t scare anyone anymore.

 Midway through the album, the ears seek political asylum in the brain.

This review critiques Marilyn Manson’s fifth album, The Golden Age Of Grotesque, as uninspired and repetitive compared to his earlier works. While the production and electronic elements remain polished, the album lacks innovation and excitement. The reviewer reminisces on the artist’s past bold and aggressive style but finds the new work tedious and derivative. Ultimately, it’s described as fitting only for action movie soundtracks rather than genuine musical enjoyment. Discover why The Golden Age Of Grotesque marked a turning point—read the full review and listen to the album to decide for yourself.

 The sound of the British band is much more aggressive, the ballads give way to songs structured in a more complex way.

 Those who liked Love Is Here will not be disappointed at all with its follow-up, which is much more engaging.

Starsailor’s second album 'Silence Is Easy' is a dignified and energetic progression from their debut. The band introduces a more aggressive sound with complex song structures, intricate basslines, and new percussion elements. James Walsh’s vocals have matured, shedding previous annoyances. Highlights include the upbeat opener and the title track, with the album overall praised for its variety and emotional resonance. Listen to Starsailor’s 'Silence Is Easy' and experience their energetic evolution today!

 Perhaps it remains the last U2 album to have a soul: not too caught up in market rules, the grandeur of tours, and the lack of ideas that is noticeable lately in some of their latest works.

 Recorded between Berlin and Dublin, precisely to capture the emotions that a people were experiencing after the fall of a cursed wall.

The review celebrates U2's 1991 album Achtung Baby as a historic and timeless rock record. Recorded during a period of cultural change, it captures raw emotions and marks a shift in the band’s sound. Praised for its authenticity and soul, it's described as U2's last album before commercial considerations diluted their music. Listen to Achtung Baby and experience U2’s timeless rock evolution today!

 The fundamental characteristic of this album is that it never bores: there is no track that could make the listener lose interest and 'skip' to the next.

 The Marcy Playground sound exactly like Super Furry Animals should sound!

Marcy Playground's second album, Shapeshifter, offers a dynamic fusion of hard rock and pop melodies that keeps the listener engaged throughout. The album features diverse tracks ranging from grunge screams to acoustic ballads and innovative sound effects. Lyrical themes are approached with irony, and the vocals are clear and compelling. Additionally, the included band videos add a notable visual appeal. Overall, it's a recommended and well-crafted musical production. Listen to Marcy Playground's Shapeshifter and experience its unique blend of rock and pop today!

 All the best of 90s English rock in just 4 songs; these guys had absorbed all the beauty music had to offer a few years earlier and reworked it, adding an indescribable sadness and something cold, as candid as Swedish snow.

 The lyrics are literally beautiful and poetic in the purest sense of the word, as you no longer hear in the current rock scene.

Kent's album Isola is praised for its fusion of classic 90s English rock sounds with a unique Swedish melancholy. The review highlights the band's poetic lyrics, distinctive voice, and emotional depth. Comparisons are made to renowned artists like Radiohead, The Verve, and U2, emphasizing the album's quality and timeless appeal. The reviewer shares a personal journey discovering the album, which deeply resonated during an American summer. Listen to Kent's Isola now and experience a poetic blend of Swedish melancholy and 90s rock mastery!

 Days tasting like dust and that persistent insistence on wanting to suffer for everything because it’s only with pain that starts from within that you reach the ultimate limit of closeness to the soul.

 If you’ve never cried to the notes of something, this is just the right time to start, and no questions are allowed, which, in the end, only serve to prolong the wait for our primordial scream.

This review explores R.E.M.'s Automatic For The People as an album deeply rooted in themes of pain, loss, and introspection. The music’s minimalistic arrangements and Michael Stipe's warm voice create a profound emotional experience. The album invites listeners to connect with their own suffering and soul, offering a rich, transformative journey. It emphasizes the beauty found in small moments and the spiritual growth that comes through embracing hardship. Dive into R.E.M.'s Automatic For The People and experience a moving journey through pain and soul.

 The first thing you notice from the first listen is that the Indian influences... have been completely abandoned.

 For die-hard Kula Shaker fans like myself, this album is a welcome surprise that somewhat soothes the anger of seeing their favorite band die.

The Jeevas' debut album '1, 2, 3, 4' marks Crispian Mills' transition from Kula Shaker with a stripped-down, retro-inspired sound. The Indian influences are gone, replaced by heartfelt guitar-driven tunes influenced by the Beatles and Beach Boys. Despite lacking originality, every track holds its own and is perfect for fans missing Kula Shaker. The album reflects Mills' clear vocals and embraces classic rock instrumentation, including the Farfisa organ. Discover The Jeevas' nostalgic rock sound—listen now and dive into Crispian Mills' fresh musical journey!

 Faces Down dives into something that no one (except, perhaps, Beck Hansen) can decently do anymore: mixing styles to the fullest.

 If this artist were born in Great Britain, the English would have made such a fuss, putting him even in breakfast cereal boxes.

Sondre Lerche's 2002 debut Faces Down stands out for its extraordinary compositional originality and eclectic blending of styles. The album mixes Beatles-like melodies, bossa nova, acoustic ballads, psychedelia, and pop with impressive finesse. Praised by Rolling Stone and noted for its variety, the album showcases Lerche's unique talent and hints at a promising future. Despite some duet moments feeling less effective, the overall impact is stunning and fresh in the indie music scene. Listen to Faces Down now and experience Sondre Lerche’s masterful mix of styles and fresh indie pop brilliance.

 "Don't Look Back Into The Sun' is not a powerful track, it is not a punk track, it is just a pop-song marred by a slight rock edge."

 "'I Get Along' remains the best track where truly rock'n'roll music is driven to the maximum by a frenetic text."

This review of The Libertines' I Get Along E.P. highlights disappointment with the lead single 'Don't Look Back Into The Sun' due to its pop and brit-pop influences. Mick Jones-produced tracks, especially 'I Get Along,' stand out with a genuine rock'n'roll vibe. However, the chaotic ending track detracts from the overall quality. Fans are advised to revisit the band's debut album 'Up The Bracket' for a better experience. Discover the highs and lows of The Libertines' I Get Along E.P. and explore their acclaimed debut album now!