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 "A biting, vital, spirited, and entertaining alternative-(hard)pop built around a solid and present bass sustaining an athletic, varied guitarism."

 "The sharp, playful, and brilliant textual approach 'I’m much cooler than you / don’t ask me why' reflects the vocal charm of Messere De Leonardis."

Masoko’s album Bubu’7te offers an energetic and engaging collection of eleven alternative pop-rock tracks emerging from Rome’s indie scene. While not groundbreaking, it presents a solid and spirited sound with playful, sharp lyrics and 80s wave influences. Produced under the Snowdonia label, it showcases the band’s authentic vitality supported by strong bass and guitar work. Notable tracks like “Alfonso” and “Disconite” highlight the album’s artistic charm. Listen to Masoko’s Bubu’7te and explore a fresh wave of Italian alternative pop with vibrant energy and catchy hooks!

 Mr. Grant extracts and represents all His crystalline and crooneristic class, delivering a masterful, heartfelt, captivating interpretation.

 The skeletal, enveloping, charming episodes transfigure original songs into calm atmospheres that insinuate themselves pleasurably between intrathoracic atria and ventricles.

The Czars' album 'Sorry I Made You Cry' is a deeply intimate solo work by John Grant, featuring mostly obscured reinterpretations of 60s songs. The album relies on sparse acoustic instrumentation and haunting vocals to create a calm, moody atmosphere. Despite its stripped-down production, it effectively captures emotional depth and intimacy. Highlights include transformed covers like 'Black Is The Color' and 'Angel Eyes,' with standout tracks that evoke a heartfelt and reflective mood. Dive into The Czars' 'Sorry I Made You Cry' and experience a heartfelt journey through haunting 60s covers and intimate soundscapes.

 The sound becomes more 'urgent,' turgid, lashing, but avoids neglecting… refining their already by no means disagreeable proposal.

 A great, compelling, by no means derivative little record.

The review praises Giddy Motors' 'Do Easy' for its urgent and powerful sound, marking a striking evolution from their debut. It highlights the band's skillful blend of influences like Helmet and Fudge Tunnel, and commends the album's refreshing musical variety. Despite its short runtime, the album delivers a compelling and enjoyable listening experience. The reviewer appreciates the mix of refined execution and raw energy, deeming it a standout release in its genre. Listen to Giddy Motors' 'Do Easy' and experience the fresh, powerful sound of this 2006 alt-rock standout.

 "We hope to push evolution forward again so that we become real fish. That's where we came from and that's where we want to return."

 "An aberrant/chaotic musical orgiastic exploration: improbable as well as (im)possible, but there you go."

The review praises Wolf Eyes' album 'Human Animal' as a groundbreaking exploration of chaotic and intense noise music. It highlights the experimental nature and unique soundscapes created by the band, especially noting John Olson's artistic vision. Each track is described with vivid, imaginative language emphasizing the album's raw and avant-garde qualities. The review recognizes the album's success in pushing the boundaries of music evolution. Dive into the chaotic world of Wolf Eyes' 'Human Animal'—listen now to experience groundbreaking noise exploration!

 The beginning deceives and unexpectedly overwhelms, but... it disappoints widely in a good part of the laborious, at times disheartened, listening experience.

 It seems like witnessing a not particularly exciting (and not very credible) noise-rock revival, too often lacking that essential intensity.

Helmet's 2006 album Monochrome attempts a return to their noise-rock roots but fails to recapture the raw intensity of their early records. While some tracks show sparks of nostalgia and energy, much of the album feels disheartened and uneven. Page Hamilton remains the sole original member, and the effort lacks the necessary drive to live up to the band's influential past. The vocals and certain compositions disappoint, making this release a mixed listen for longtime fans. Discover Helmet's Monochrome — listen now and decide if this noise-rock return hits the mark or misses the intensity fans crave.

 The message is: do not rely on No Neck's music to escape from your daily problems!

 A blessed/cursed work, which hardly leaves one indifferent and literally forces a fascinated replay-loop at the end of the journey.

No Neck Blues Band's album Qvaris offers an intense, avant-garde sonic experience. The music is complex, elusive, and challenging, blending restless and nebulous soundscapes. While it may produce dizziness or cerebral delirium, the album demands repeated listens to grasp its richness and detail. It's an outsider project respected for its originality and depth. Dive into the enigmatic world of No Neck Blues Band's Qvaris—listen now and experience its avant-garde sonic depths!

 The group hurls upon the astonished crowd such an amount of overwhelming and unusual histrionic trumpeting and talented, whistling and sibylline saxophonisms.

 A heartfelt yet stellar homage but absolutely free-form pentagrammatic raid on Hendrix's jazz-friendly gems.

The World Saxophone Quartet delivered an outstanding live tribute to Jimi Hendrix at Monte Sirai, impressing with their free-form jazz reinterpretations of iconic Hendrix songs. Despite initial delays and audience tension, the performance was rich with stellar solos and inventive arrangements. The expanded septet lineup, including key original members and dynamic additional musicians, created a powerful, engaging experience that captivated the audience. This live set redefines the boundaries between jazz and rock with artistic finesse. Listen to the World Saxophone Quartet's bold Hendrix tribute and explore their groundbreaking jazz fusion live performance now!

 An extraordinary instrumentalist also of the highest profile, considered one of the most brilliant and progressive minds of current modern mixed-jazz internationally.

 Six/seven fluid movements, almost an acoustic continuum, wisely paced, of ironclad and engaging and at times sincerely exciting progressive jazz-performance.

The review covers a highly anticipated live show by Steve Coleman & Five Elements at the Monte Sirai festival, praising their exceptional musicianship and balanced ensemble. The performance delivers a nearly continuous, fluid jazz experience with multiethnic influences. Despite some minor monothematic moments and the absence of certain instruments from the studio version, the concert impresses with energy and skill. The opening act, Guitto Gargle, also receives commendation for their modern jazz-funk style. The crowd's somewhat reserved reaction is noted but attributed to the late hour. Discover the innovative sounds of Steve Coleman & Five Elements—listen live and explore the boundaries of modern jazz today!

 A polyphonic work dating back to the past year, “Astaroth” stands out in its completeness as a brilliant, exemplary exercise in admirable musical-structural cohesion.

 How can one not be enraptured by the insistent drizzle of murky notes called “Sturiel” or by that delightful bijoux-bacchanal titled “Ygal”.

Jamie Saft Trio’s Astaroth - Book Of Angels Vol. 1 delivers a brilliant and cohesive jazz reinterpretation of Masada compositions. The trio's instrumental mastery and interplay with Greg Cohen and Ben Perowsky elevate the album. Tracks vary from subtle and serene to intense and iconoclastic. Despite the vast scope of the overall project, this volume stands out for its inventiveness and harmonic tranquility. Listen to Jamie Saft Trio’s Astaroth for a captivating jazz journey full of depth and innovation.

 One of the most audio-corporeally marvelous works ever recorded in the massively sound-warlike field.

 Warrel Dane muscular and torn vocalist of exception, launches His disruptive darts as if he were a raving condemned to scorching flames.

Sanctuary’s 1987 debut album Refuge Denied stands as one of the most powerful and meticulously crafted thrash metal works ever recorded. Produced by Dave Mustaine, the album showcases Warrel Dane’s extraordinary vocals and dense, energetic guitar work. Key tracks like "Battle Angels" and the striking cover of "White Rabbit" highlight its epic scope. Even decades later, Refuge Denied remains a pinnacle of metallic intensity and creativity. Dive into Sanctuary’s Refuge Denied and experience a thrash metal classic that still packs a powerful punch!