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 "The brilliant opening of the single 'Everybody Loves You When You're Dead' tackles the hypocrisy of death in a fun and ironic context."

 "'The Art Of Telling Lies' is a dive into the past with an eye on catchiness of these times, filling a gap that had inevitably closed over the years."

Vains Of Jenna's debut album 'The Art Of Telling Lies' delivers a strong mix of hard rock and sleaze metal influenced by 80s icons like Motley Crue and Guns N' Roses. The album stands out with catchy tracks and a blend of nostalgia and modernity. Vocals and guitar work are solid, though not flashy, offering a convincing homage without pretension. Overall, it reopens a classic groove and highlights Scandinavian rock diversity. Listen to 'The Art Of Telling Lies' and experience Vains Of Jenna's fresh take on classic hard rock.

 Gold Cobra is simply a Limp Bizkit album.

 They have never backed down, remaining more or less consistent with their chosen musical path.

Limp Bizkit makes a winning comeback with Gold Cobra, staying true to their signature Nu Metal and Rapcore style. After six years, the band delivers an album that reaffirms their place as pioneers of the genre. The review highlights their consistency and refusal to conform to fleeting trends. Gold Cobra is praised as a genuine Limp Bizkit record without unnecessary gimmicks. Listen to Gold Cobra now and experience Limp Bizkit’s authentic Nu Metal return!

 "The group's sound resonates even more with southern rock influences, maintaining a good level of energy and vitality."

 "Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea... BSC chose to stay in the middle, postponing what could be the album of definitive consecration."

Black Stone Cherry's third album 'Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea' delivers energetic southern rock infused with solid hard rock elements. The band maintains strong vocal and instrumental performances, especially on tracks like 'White Trash Millionaire' and 'Blame It On The Boom Boom.' Despite not fully evolving beyond their established sound, the album offers a worthy listen for fans. It balances between risking innovation and sticking to familiar ground, showing potential for future growth. Listen to Black Stone Cherry's energetic mix of southern and hard rock on 'Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea' today!

 "The irreverence and simplicity of 'Nova'... has all the marks of being labeled as a chart-topping hit."

 "Despite not maintaining the freshness and irreverence of the debut EP, the present album passes the test thanks to good production and a notable ability to range between old legends and current rock trends."

The Hacienda's full album Picking Pennies Off The Floor builds on their 2009 EP with a Brit-influenced indie rock sound. Drawing inspiration from 60s groups like The Kinks and modern brit pop trends, the 12-track album blends catchy melodies and diverse styles. Highlights include the memorable track 'Nova' with its Oasis-like chorus and several tracks featuring jazz and beat music touches. Despite some inconsistencies, the album impresses through solid production and the band's ability to fuse past and present influences. Listen to Picking Pennies Off The Floor and explore The Hacienda's blend of classic Brit rock and modern indie vibes!

 "Dead New World is a partial return to metal, with a sound certainly not comparable to the hard-hitting debut album Revolution/Revolucion."

 "The album still has much to say, indeed the melodic 'Ritual' is excellent where percussions almost overpower the guitars."

Ill Niño's Dead New World marks a return after two years with Victory Records, blending Latin Metal, Nu Metal, and Metalcore. While some tracks shine, the overall quality is seen as lower than previous albums like Enigma and Confession. Highlights include 'Against The Wall' and the Latin-infused Metalcore tracks. The album demonstrates the band's evolving diversity but lacks the impact of their debut. It's a noteworthy release for metal fans looking for genre variety. Listen to Ill Niño's Dead New World and explore their unique blend of Latin metal and Nu Metal today!

 "Absolutes is a structurally simple album, yet at the same time complex, sincere, and rich in emotions."

 An album for post-work or post-study relaxation, elegant and calm, will be pleasant even to those who aren’t familiar with or fully enjoy the genre.

Barcelona's debut album Absolutes offers a sincere and emotional piano rock experience with indie nuances and a British touch. Though not a commercial hit, it showcases mature musicianship and melodic depth. Tracks like 'Falling Out Of Trees' and 'Come Back When You Can' stand out, making it ideal for relaxed listening. The album deserves more recognition than it received. Listen to Barcelona's Absolutes for a heartfelt indie piano rock experience that blends emotion and melody perfectly.

 Symphony & Metallica is nothing but the natural outcome of a radical musical change that occurred during the ’70s.

 For those unfamiliar, it is essential to note that the reproduced songs are mostly posthumous to Cliff Burton.

This review praises Metallica’s 1999 live album 'S&M' where they collaborate with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, blending metal and orchestral music in a daring and successful experiment. The review highlights key tracks, orchestral arrangements by Michael Kamen, and Metallica’s willingness to transcend metal conventions. It acknowledges some criticism but ultimately celebrates the album as proof of Metallica’s artistic versatility. The inclusion of multi-angle DVD options also enhances the live experience. Discover Metallica’s epic fusion with the San Francisco Symphony—listen to 'S&M' and experience metal like never before!

 "The more talented is not the one who creates more noise, but the one who makes more music."

 "Liam Gallagher will always remain in the shadow of the ‘big brother,’ accompanied by a band that merely executes a task just good enough to pass."

The review highlights Liam Gallagher's difficulty stepping out of his brother Noel's songwriting shadow with Beady Eye's debut album. While some tracks like "Millionaire" and "Bring The Light" show promise with clear Beatles influence and solid execution, much of the album suffers from predictability and mediocre composition. The band delivers competent but uninspired performances overall. The album partially redeems itself with melancholic closing tracks but ultimately falls short of previous Oasis works. Discover the highs and lows of Beady Eye’s debut – listen now and judge Liam Gallagher’s new path yourself!

 "Twilight Theater is the band’s best album, now well-known in continental Europe."

 "The connection with the gaming world through 'War' and 'Dreaming Wide Awake' has brought the music to the masses like never before."

Poets Of The Fall's Twilight Theater blends melancholic pop and rock, drawing comparisons to Coldplay and HIM. The band's creative integration with video games, especially Alan Wake, boosts their recognition. While the album sometimes lacks variety, its melodic strength and standout tracks make it their best work yet. Overall, it's a high-quality album worth listening to. Listen to Twilight Theater and experience Poets Of The Fall’s unique blend of rock and gaming-inspired soundtracks!

 'This new work doesn’t bring anything particularly new to the Sour style of recent times, with a Corey Taylor in good shape who now has total control of the scene.'

 'The lead single, daringly said, not with disdain ‘in the style of Bon Jovi,’ ‘Say You’ll Haunt Me,’ gives a good general idea of the album.'

Stone Sour returns after four years with 'Audio Secrecy,' showcasing a shift from Nu Metal to melodic hard rock. Corey Taylor leads with clean vocals, supported by grunge and alternative rock elements. The album is energetic and above average yet doesn’t break new ground. Notable tracks include 'Say You'll Haunt Me' and 'Digital (Did You Tell).' Fans may miss heavier screams but will enjoy the fresh rock approach. Discover Stone Sour's melodic hard rock journey in 'Audio Secrecy'—listen to the standout tracks now!