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 "Deja Entendu will surely be appreciated not only by emocore music lovers but also by all those who appreciate original and fresh albums."

 "The track Sic Transit Gloria... Glory Fades is masterfully driven by the bass, creating tension that culminates in a vibrant chorus."

Brand New's 2003 album Deja Entendu marked a significant evolution from their debut, blending emotive vocals and dynamic instrumentals. The review highlights standout tracks and praises the album's production and lyrical depth. It appeals not only to emocore fans but also to those seeking fresh, melodic indie music. Overall, the album is regarded as a well-crafted, emotionally impactful work. Listen to Deja Entendu and experience one of the best emocore albums of the 2000s!

 A magical record, painful and poignant, warm and cold, resigned, melancholic, and angry.

 Undressed Momento, warm, melancholic, sweet, and whispering, a gem, poetry in music.

Klimt 1918's debut album Undressed Momento is a deeply emotional goth-rock record blending melancholy and poetic moods. The review praises its atmospheric sound, clear vocals, and varied track dynamics. Highlighted are songs like 'Pale Song', 'We Don’t Need No Music', and the title track. The album is recommended as a significant and sensitive work in the Italian and European alternative scene. Listen to Klimt 1918's Undressed Momento to experience a hauntingly beautiful blend of goth and melancholy.

 If one wants to get to know the first Lacrimas Profundere in gothic-metal version, this album is perfect, serving as the perfect precursor to the more gothic 'Fall I will follow'.

 A song where the growl finally makes sense, it turns out to be aggressive and at the same time extremely touching, a worthy synthesis of all the musical moments constructed by Lacrimas.

Burning: A Wish by Lacrimas Profundere marks a stylistic transition between doom and gothic metal, featuring versatile vocals and a well-produced sound. The album blends slow, melancholic moments with faster, rhythmic passages. Key tracks like 'Without' and 'Solicitude, silence' stand out, though some songs feel inconsistent. Overall, the album serves as a significant step in the band's evolution and appeals to fans exploring their gothic-metal phase. Discover the evolving gothic metal style of Lacrimas Profundere – listen to Burning: A Wish today and experience their versatile sound.

 An album that enthusiasts of dark ambient and gothic cannot miss, the return of Fields Of The Nephilim, or rather, of the shaman Mc Coy; the worthy and awaited return of a king.

 This song almost takes on the value of a cathartic rite, its slowness and depth... Mc Coy’s voice whispers, reproaches, recites, screams his own rage, thunders as only a storm knows how.

The review praises Fields Of The Nephilim's album Mourning Sun as a richly atmospheric and well-crafted gothic rock record. It highlights key tracks like "Shroud," "Requiem," "She," and the title track for their emotional depth and sonic richness. The album is described as a cathartic and haunting experience, marked by Carl McCoy's powerful voice and evocative musical layers. Some rhythmic tracks are noted as less fitting, but overall the album's quality and impact are emphasized. It's recommended for fans of dark ambient and gothic music. Listen to Mourning Sun and immerse yourself in the haunting world of Fields Of The Nephilim today!

 When, on a CD that contains 9 tracks, 6 immediately captivate you and you fall in love with them, it means the overall quality is really high.

 This new place, this “Someplace Else” is almost a cocoon where time does not pass, where the music numbs your senses and the problems that trouble you seem to cradle you.

ShamRain’s 2005 album Someplace Else is a melancholic, atmospheric dark rock journey from Finland. The album’s nine tracks flow effortlessly and evoke deep emotions. Fans of Anathema and The Cure will find a warm yet haunting cocoon of sound. The review highlights notable songs like “Aura” and “To Leave.” The album’s mood suits reflective listening, especially after tough days. Listen to ShamRain’s Someplace Else and immerse yourself in its emotional and dark rock atmosphere today!