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 The Living Colour have been and still are a band loved by industry professionals but, surprisingly, have never achieved major commercial success.

 Still guided by the sublime voice of Corey Glover and the flamboyant guitar of Vernon Reid—someone who deserves more recognition in the usual "best guitarist" rankings.

Living Colour's 'The Chair In The Doorway' showcases their blend of rock, funk, and metal with strong musicianship and social lyrics. While not as groundbreaking as earlier albums, it offers quality compositions and notable tracks like 'Behind the Sun.' The band continues to impress with professionalism and live energy, maintaining a special place among fans despite lacking mass commercial success. Discover Living Colour's rich fusion of rock and funk—listen to 'The Chair In The Doorway' and explore their enduring musical legacy!

 That firewood seems to be there to testify to the warmth that listening to this album seems to emanate, contrasting with the icy cover and the title of the work.

 The Black Crowes have lost the urgency and fervor of certain early works to gain warmth as they increasingly embrace American roots.

The Black Crowes' 'Before The Frost...Until The Freeze' is a warm, roots-driven album recorded live in Woodstock with a nostalgic 70s vibe. The band explores a mix of classic rock, blues, country, and psychedelia, showing artistic growth and maturity. Standout tracks include 'Good Morning Captain' and 'Appaloosa,' while the double album format enhances the vintage feel. The album offers fans a cozy, introspective journey through American musical traditions. Dive into The Black Crowes' soulful roots journey - listen to 'Before The Frost...Until The Freeze' today!

 Gov't Mule releases what could be their best and most complete studio work.

 Every note has its reason, and the lyrics never fall into the trite.

Gov't Mule's album By A Thread showcases the band's evolution from raw hard-blues to a richly layered rock-blues fusion. Warren Haynes leads the band with strong songwriting and instrumental expertise. Featuring guest guitarist Billy Gibbons and incorporating funk, reggae, and progressive elements, the album avoids predictability and embraces originality. The review praises the group's artistry and contribution to revitalizing the rock-blues genre. Discover Gov't Mule's unique blend of rock and blues—listen to By A Thread and experience their originality and musical mastery.

 His warm and enveloping voice tells stories of freedom, pain, and does so in solitude like an old uncle narrating to his young nieces and nephews.

 Closerto the bone is a folk album with a country soul, full of tributes; besides the one for Cash, we find “Sister Sinead” and a final tribute to Stephen Bruton.

Kris Kristofferson’s album 'Closer To The Bone' is a heartfelt folk and country record inspired by Johnny Cash’s later works. Produced by Don Was, it features sparse instrumentation highlighting Kristofferson’s wise, husky voice. The album includes poignant tributes to Cash, Stephen Bruton, and Sinead O’Connor. It warmly evokes themes of life, loss, and friendship. A hidden track and a bonus live disc add further value, making this a memorable late-career release. Listen to Kris Kristofferson’s 'Closer To The Bone' and experience a soulful journey through life's struggles and friendships.

 The Miura are a testament that the so-called 'second fiddles,' even in music, are very often the true soul of a group.

 Three years of hard work put Miura back on track, delivering a rock-stoner album with psychedelic spikes that coexist perfectly.

Miura's second album 'Croci' showcases a mature rock-stoner sound infused with psychedelia and sharp lyrics. Formed by Timoria’s rhythm section, the band overcame a severe accident that halted their progress. With new members and notable guest contributions, the album confirms the group's artistic growth and resilience despite limited public recognition. Explore Miura's 'Croci' to experience a powerful blend of rock resilience and psychedelic energy.

 "Edda completely bares himself, performing a fabulous cutting job that gives the songs that magic which his incomparable voice transforms into something unique."

 "Semper Biot is not an easy album. It penetrates you slowly until you find small fragments of other songs, dialect phrases, citations, and references behind the lyrics."

After a 14-year absence, Stefano Rampoldi returns as Edda with 'Semper Biot,' a deeply personal and poetic acoustic album. Featuring sparse instrumentation and cryptic lyrics, it explores themes of suffering, hope, and existential questions. Collaborators bring subtle textures that highlight the powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling. This album marks a celebrated comeback for fans of Italian alternative music. Listen to Edda's heartfelt 'Semper Biot' and experience a poetic journey through life's raw emotions.

 Symbol Of Salvation is one of those albums to play when someone asks you: 'what is Heavy Metal?'

 It can also be considered the band’s best studio work, at least the most mature and balanced one.

Armored Saint’s Symbol of Salvation is hailed as one of the best American power-metal albums of the 1990s. Despite tragic setbacks, the band delivered a mature, melodic, and technically impressive work. The album is balanced, emotionally resonant, and devoid of filler, showcasing the band's skill and songwriting growth. The review highlights key tracks and the legacy of guitarist David Prichard. A remastered edition enhances its enduring appeal. Explore the legacy of Armored Saint’s Symbol of Salvation—listen now to experience a defining album in American power metal.

 Morning Star represents exactly the album of their career, the one made with years of experience under their belts.

 They continue to take the stage as if those twenty years of career have yet to pass.

Entombed's 2001 album Morning Star stands as their career-defining work, perfectly balancing death metal, rock, and doom influences. The album showcases the band's evolution with tight songwriting and energetic performances. Despite lineup changes, Entombed remains a credible and influential force in metal. Morning Star highlights their creative revival and enduring legacy in the Scandinavian metal scene. Discover the powerful blend of death metal and rock in Entombed's Morning Star—listen now and experience a metal masterpiece!

 George Thorogood, paraphrasing his last name, is a little bull of rock blues.

 His torrential style leaves little to mere technique, preferring impact and power.

This review highlights George Thorogood's intense rock-blues style showcased in the 1992 compilation album 'The Baddest of George Thorogood and the Destroyers'. Known for powerful covers and original tracks like 'Bad to the Bone', Thorogood's music blends classic blues with hard-boogie energy. The review praises his ongoing consistency over decades and his electrifying live performances. His band, The Destroyers, and their contributions are also noted. The review suggests fans catch his live shows while he still has his youthful energy. Explore George Thorogood’s electrifying blues rock legacy — listen to The Baddest of George Thorogood and feel the power!

 If Graceland was inspired by African sounds, this time Simon moved to South America and Brazil, recording much of the songs with local musicians.

 The opening track, 'The Obvious Child', with its percussion played by Grupo Cultural OLODUM, provides the right charge and opening for the album.

The review reflects on Paul Simon's 1990 album The Rhythm of the Saints as a worthy successor to his Grammy-winning Graceland. It highlights the successful incorporation of Brazilian and South American musical influences, notable collaborations, and rich arrangements. Despite not reaching Graceland’s peak, the album is celebrated as a significant world music achievement. The review also contrasts this with Simon's later, less successful work. Discover the rich sounds of Paul Simon's The Rhythm of the Saints—listen now and experience world music at its finest!