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 Musically, Vasco can’t give anything more because he has already given everything: melodies that straddle rock and pop, always the same.

 Ethical philosophy from a Textbook and verbal pornography, this is what the album offers.

The review critiques Vasco Rossi's album 'Buoni O Cattivi' for its lack of musical innovation and repetitive melodies. Lyrics are described as clichéd and embarrassing, with themes stuck in outdated stereotypes. The album fails to offer emotional depth, often evoking frustration rather than comfort. Ultimately, the review suggests Vasco should retire from songwriting to preserve his legacy. Read the full review and discover why 'Buoni O Cattivi' struggles to impress—explore Vasco Rossi’s work with a critical ear.

 CTTS do not merely imitate this already heavily exploited music genre but rework it in a simply excellent manner.

 As The Roots Undo is nothing but a representation, in music, of everyone’s life...

This review praises Circle Takes The Square's album As The Roots Undo for its fresh take on emocore, blending female and male vocals in a chaotic yet melodic way. The album is highlighted for its intense speed, deep melodies, and refined sorrowful moments. Attention is given to standout tracks like Interview At The Ruins, and the lyrics are noted for their mature themes. The reviewer encourages listeners to experience the album's emotional spectrum. Discover the intense and melodic world of Circle Takes The Square's As The Roots Undo—listen now and feel the powerful emotional journey.