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 The Buzzcocks are undoubtedly one of the most technically skilled and gifted bands from the entire English punk scene of the seventies.

 If you intend to rediscover or get to know the history of English punk from the late 70s, the Buzzcocks are an absolute must in your research.

Buzzcocks' 1978 album Love Bites showcases their technical skill and unique blend of punk energy with pop melodies. The band's sixties-inspired look and lyrical themes set them apart in the English punk scene. Standout tracks include 'Ever Fallen in Love' and 'Sixteen Again'. Despite one weaker track, the album remains an essential punk-pop work worth exploring. Listen to Love Bites now and experience the perfect blend of punk edge and pop melody by the Buzzcocks!

 "Gods Own Medicine stands out for a more positive sound compared to First, much less claustrophobic, due to its less dark pop and rock influences."

 "This work must not be missed for a band that marked the gothic rock of the eighties and had the merit... of bringing darkwave out of musical and image stereotypes and into commercial success."

The review highlights The Mission's debut album Gods Own Medicine as a significant gothic rock work following the split from Sisters of Mercy. It praises the album's less dark but equally compelling sound, blending dark pop and rock influences. Key tracks showcase diversity from symphonic instrumentals to gothic dance pop. The album is deemed essential for genre enthusiasts and notable for helping darkwave reach broader commercial success. Dive into The Mission's Gods Own Medicine and experience a gothic rock landmark that shaped darkwave's success.

 "Mantra... is a complete piece both musically and compositionally and certainly deserves a greater recognition than the oblivion Ritmo Tribale ended up in."

 "The album’s central theme is the dream, seen in an intimate and possessive concept to seek refuge... and, in general, the relationship between man and all that is elusive, not materially knowable like religion... and one’s own soul."

Ritmo Tribale's album Mantra is an essential but underrated work from the early '90s crossover scene. The Milan band mixes hard rock, funk, punk, and psychedelic elements with poetic, dream-themed lyrics. Compared to giants like Faith No More and Living Colour, Mantra offers a compelling and varied soundscape. Despite critical praise, the band never achieved widespread success, making this album a hidden treasure for crossover rock fans. Dive into Ritmo Tribale's Mantra for a rich journey through '90s crossover rock – listen, explore, and rediscover a forgotten classic today!

 The Ramones ARE punk.

 Guys, open your eyes to what real punk rock is.

This review defends Ramones as true punk pioneers, highlighting the energetic and visceral style revived in the album Mondo Bizarro. It covers the band's struggles, lineup change, and standout tracks like 'Poison Heart' and 'Censorshit.' The album is praised as a fresh, genuine punk rock statement and recommended to fans seeking real punk beyond commercial stereotypes. Listen to Mondo Bizarro and experience punk rock's raw energy firsthand!

 "The Carnival Bizarre is undoubtedly a superb work."

 "I believe they are the worthy heirs of Black Sabbath, or at least, they will be remembered as such in the more or less distant future."

The Carnival Bizarre marks a pivotal evolution for Cathedral, showcasing a shift towards a cleaner, more dynamic doom metal sound influenced by Black Sabbath. Lee Dorrian's vocal style matures, delivering powerful, diverse performances. The album features standout tracks like 'Vampire Sun' and 'Hopkins (The Witchfinder General)', and includes a guest spot from Tony Iommi. Highly recommended for fans of doom and classic heavy metal looking for a cult classic. Discover Cathedral's The Carnival Bizarre and experience a doom metal classic that pushes boundaries and honors its roots.

 The collaboration between our heroes is truly compelling, and the strength of the album is, needless to say, Siouxsie’s voice.

 Hyaena is a particular album and much darker than its predecessors, and in this sense, it is greatly influenced by Robert.

Hyaena by Siouxsie And The Banshees is a dark, captivating album heavily influenced by Robert Smith's guitar and keyboard work. Siouxsie's voice is more modulated and enchanting, shaping the album's haunting atmosphere. Tracks like "Dazzle," "Swimming Horses," and "Bring Me The Head of The Preacher Man" stand out for their unique soundscapes. This record is a must-listen for fans of gothic rock and darkwave, continuing the legacy of The Cure's dark trilogy. Discover the dark allure of Hyaena—listen now and dive into gothic rock history with Siouxsie And The Banshees.

 The album I propose is the reworking of their debut 'Suicidal Tendencies' with the addition of three bonus tracks.

 Mike's singing is powerful and equally fast, nothing like the gargles of the front-men of the various nu groups that are currently so popular.

This review highlights Suicidal Tendencies' influential crossover album, praised for its intense sound and sharp socio-political lyrics. The reworked debut delivers cleaner production without losing the band's energetic punch. Tracks are noted for their fast pace, heavy style, and powerful vocals by Mike "Cyco" Muir. The album appeals to fans of hardcore punk, metal, and politically charged music. Its combination of irony and hardcore attitude makes it a cult classic. Discover the fierce crossover hardcore sound and sharp lyrics of Suicidal Tendencies—listen to 'Still Cyco After All These Years' now!

 Peter Murphy embodies the most extravagant and theatrical aspect of the entire darkwave movement.

 The most intense and successful moments of the work are found in the slower and more melodic tracks.

Burning From The Inside is Bauhaus' lesser-known yet deeply fascinating album, marked by experimental sounds and rich melancholic ballads. Peter Murphy's limited involvement opened creative space for other members, resulting in a unique darkwave experience. The album balances intense tracks with slower, melodic tunes that captivate listeners. It remains a compelling choice for those exploring gothic and darkwave genres. Dive into Bauhaus' Burning From The Inside and experience darkwave like never before—listen to its hypnotic ballads and intense soundscapes today.

 "Night Time" is a work that cannot be divided or analyzed piece by piece distinctly. It must be treated and adored as a great work, like when one is dazzled in front of a Renaissance painting or a Gothic cathedral.

 I don’t use the phone, I don’t watch television, I still write letters. I don’t belong to this twentieth century, in a certain way. Or maybe it is the century that still has to catch up with me.

The reviewer, new to Killing Joke, was deeply moved by 'Love Like Blood' and explored their discography, praising 'Night Time' as an essential and immersive 80s album. The record is celebrated for its blend of melody with intense, socio-political themes, and timeless influence. It’s described as a comprehensive work of art demanding full appreciation beyond its famous hits. Jaz Coleman's unique vision and the band’s impact on future generations are highlighted as key strengths. Dive into Killing Joke's Night Time and experience an iconic 80s album full of emotion and timeless new wave sounds.

 Their music, in fact, is a concentrate of melody and despair at the same time, made even more poignant by the absolutely decadent and introspective lyrics.

 A record to listen to when you’re feeling down for two reasons. Either to recover and awaken to new life... or to let yourself be finally abandoned to the charm of sadness created by the darker atmospheres.

Clan of Xymox's album Breaking Point blends darkwave with electronic and techno influences, creating a fresh yet rooted sound. The band skillfully merges melodies with introspective, melancholic themes. Key tracks like 'Weak in My Knees' and 'Pandora's Box' showcase their range from rhythmic energy to haunting atmospheres. Despite comparisons to Sisters of Mercy, the album establishes a unique identity. It's a compelling listen for both uplifting and reflective moods. Dive into Clan of Xymox's Breaking Point and experience the haunting blend of darkwave and electronic music today.