Afterhours delivered an unforgettable night at Campo Marte.

 The live energy and connection with the crowd were truly outstanding.

The review praises the Afterhours’ stellar live performance at Brescia's Campo Marte. It highlights the band's powerful energy and dynamic showmanship. The reviewer notes the positive impact on fans and the memorable setlist. Afterhours is celebrated as a leading force in Italian rock. The concert is deemed a must-see experience. Relive the electrifying Afterhours show—read the full review and feel the energy!

 Forever Emerging delivers energetic punk rock with solid performances throughout.

 The album is a steady addition to the genre but doesn't break new ground.

The review offers a balanced critique of Kings of Subhumans' album Forever Emerging, highlighting its energetic punk style and solid musicianship. While not groundbreaking, the album has notable moments that showcase the band's identity. The reviewer appreciates the band's effort but suggests it may mainly appeal to dedicated punk listeners. Listen to Kings of Subhumans’ Forever Emerging and discover energetic punk with a solid edge!

 "Women are a constant instigation to risk, to audacity... Despite everything, alive!"

 "A piece like 'Mother' releases the silence of suffered violence and rips off your testicles to cook them as if they were two fried eggs."

This review passionately highlights Babes in Toyland's Fontanelle as a raw, fierce expression of feminine power and resilience. It praises the album's unpredictable intensity and unfiltered emotional depth, focusing on themes of suffering, defiance, and empowerment. The review evokes a sense of pride and urgency, celebrating women’s strength in the face of violence and hardship. Dive into Fontanelle and experience the raw, unapologetic power of Babes in Toyland today!

 It is not an exaggeration to say that without him, the band would have no reason to exist.

 'Hai paura del buio?' is a double album that seems almost endless at first, but you learn to appreciate it from the first to the last note.

The review praises Manuel Agnelli's genius as the leader of Afterhours and highlights the bold transition to Italian lyrics. 'Hai paura del buio?' is seen as the band's artistic peak, featuring a raw, seemingly unpolished sound that captivates listeners. The double album's diversity and standout tracks like 'Male di miele' are emphasized, making it a must-listen work in Italian rock history. Listen to Afterhours' 'Hai paura del buio?' and experience the raw brilliance of Italian alternative rock!

 Nobody can sing, then now and always, like the man from Seattle, no doubt: a sublime mix of explosive grunge fury and devastating unhappiness.

 Depression and chronic unhappiness are truly cruel and hard-to-accept diseases. They deprived us of a great artist who performed like no one else.

Chris Cornell's posthumous album 'No One Sings Like You Anymore' is a heartfelt collection of ten covers carefully chosen and arranged by Cornell himself. The intimate production with producer Brendan O'Brien highlights the artist's unique voice blending grunge intensity with emotional vulnerability. The album features varied covers from artists like Prince, Guns N’ Roses, and John Lennon, each transformed by Cornell's powerful delivery. The record is brief but deeply moving, reflecting on themes of depression and loss. Fans will appreciate this authentic glimpse into Cornell's artistic vision. Discover the haunting beauty of Chris Cornell's latest posthumous album—listen now and experience his unmatched voice anew.

 The ten tracks take the listener through a dimension made of strong emotions.

 For lovers of Chester Bennington, it’s the privilege of being able to board a train that already passed when there was so much silence and a tremendous desire to be heard.

Grey Daze's The Phoenix revives Chester Bennington's early work with a blend of nu-metal and alternative rock. Featuring contributions from his family and renowned artists, the album is an emotional and fitting tribute. It balances melancholic reflection with aggressive energy and serves as a powerful final farewell. The restoration modernizes the original tracks while preserving their raw spirit. For fans, it is a bittersweet journey through Chester’s musical roots. Listen to Grey Daze’s The Phoenix and experience the heartfelt tribute to Chester Bennington’s early legacy.

 Bleach is a masterpiece because it has a punk attitude, but it’s heavier, hits the right spot at the right time without style.

 The hatred Kurt screamed I internalized, idealized, scrutinized like a lover, and in the end, I had almost forgotten how much it represented for me.

The review reflects a deep emotional connection to Nirvana's Bleach, emphasizing its raw, unpolished sound and punk spirit. It highlights Kurt Cobain's vulnerability and the album's themes of rage and self-destruction. Despite its roughness, Bleach is praised as a crucial, liberating grunge record. The author reconnects with the album's powerful impact after many years, validating its lasting legacy. Dive into the raw power of Nirvana's Bleach and feel the gritty emotion of grunge's defining early sound.

 They constitute a uniquely distinctive sound that you recognize immediately.

 "Requiem" is a dark forest where a thin and melancholy mist hovers, the trees are bare, the sky is petrol green.

Verdena's 'Requiem' is a distinctive and intense Italian alternative rock album characterized by a dark, distorted sound and deeply personal expression. The band delivers a unique blend of rock, grunge, and indie influences, creating a challenging but rewarding listening experience. Known for their restless and raw style, Verdena's album is a leap forward in sound quality and artistic depth. However, 'Requiem' suits dedicated fans more than newcomers due to its complexity and intensity. The album reflects the spirit of the Bergamo mountains and the band's identity. Dive into Verdena's Requiem and experience the raw power of Italian alternative rock today!

 PERFECTION. There isn't a single thing out of place.

 All Apologies still makes me cry. Poetry.

The review praises Nirvana's In Utero as a perfect album with no flaws. The reviewer highlights the emotional power of songs like 'All Apologies' and expresses disbelief that others may dislike it. This album holds a special place in their music journey. Listen to Nirvana's In Utero and experience the raw emotion and perfection firsthand!

 The 8 minutes of Alone speak for themselves. Probably the best song in their discography.

 It's an essential '90s album for all true lovers of alternative/noise/indie rock music.

Hand It Over by Dinosaur Jr. is a highly underrated 90s alternative rock album blending pop and experimental elements. The song 'Alone' stands out as one of their best. Tracks like 'I'm Insane' and 'I Don't Think' highlight the band's powerful sound. This album is essential for fans of alternative, noise, and indie rock. Despite their later celebrated albums, this one remains unmatched in the band's discography. Listen to Dinosaur Jr.'s Hand It Over and explore one of the most underrated gems of 90s alternative rock.

 "Crybaby is an extremely sincere work, with a melancholy and sadness that leaves one bewildered even after several listens."

 "This is not about music made 'to make money,' but music created by a person who had everything and had nothing."

This review explores Lil Peep's mixtape Crybaby, highlighting its emotional honesty and its power to shift perceptions about trap music. The author reflects on Lil Peep's troubled life and how his work channels deep sadness and vulnerability. Crybaby emerges as an authentic artistic expression, distinct from commercial music, revealing the artist's inner battles. The review invites listeners to approach trap music with an open mind through this mixtape. Listen to Crybaby and experience the heartfelt emotions that redefine trap music.

 The most splendid thing about the album is, in my opinion, Cornell’s voice, dazzling and gritty, complete with that bold attitude that made the most arrogant faces of rock envious.

 Music also lends itself to being a particularly truthful mirror of our society, explaining it much more clearly than a newspaper snippet could do.

Down on the Upside, released in 1996, encapsulates the grunge spirit of the 90s with powerful guitars and Chris Cornell's distinctive vocals. The album reflects on the socio-cultural complexities of the era, blending heavy metal elements with alternative rock depth. It is both nostalgic and emotionally intense, capturing a nuanced portrait of youth rebellion and apathy. Listening to the album is described as a profound journey into the era's mindset and Soundgarden's artistic maturation. Dive into Soundgarden's Down on the Upside and experience the raw power and deep emotion of 90s grunge rock today!

 Lizzie Fitzpatrick’s voice eschews the typical spoken style to set on a highly melodic register, soaring into virtuosic warbles.

 'Gaslight' is emblematic of a skillfully calibrated alchemy between scratchy riffs and heartfelt howls leading to dark metropolitan desolation.

Bitch Falcon’s debut album 'Staring at Clocks' from Dublin delivers a unique blend of post-punk, dream-pop, and 90s grunge influences. Lizzie Fitzpatrick’s vocal range mixes melodic and riot grrrl intensity, while the band skillfully balances powerful basslines with atmospheric textures. Tracks like 'Gaslight' and 'Staring at Clocks' showcase dynamic contrasts and emotional depth. Though not fully reaching the stature of genre-defining acts, the band demonstrates a distinctive style and promising potential in the evolving rock scene. Discover the vibrant energy and dream grunge textures of Bitch Falcon’s debut—listen to 'Staring at Clocks' now!

 One of the most iconic images of the glorious Sub Pop era we remember well: Tad Doyle in a wet white t-shirt, displaying all the lard and hair on his chest, and the word LOSER dominating.

 Various tracks like "Bludge", "Bullhorn" and "Ictus" can easily compete for an ideal best of the band, which of course has never been released.

This review highlights Tad's 1995 album Infrared Riding Hood as an impressive though underrated grunge record. Produced by Jack Endino, the album blends heavy Sabbath-like riffs with punk energy and melodic touches reminiscent of Dinosaur Jr. Despite being overshadowed by genre heavyweights, Tad delivers a memorable sound that secures their place as cult favorites of the '90s alternative scene. Dive into Tad's Infrared Riding Hood and experience the raw power of '90s grunge cult rock today!

 One of the BEST songs by The Cure, “Burn,” with which they recover from the mid-80s pop shift.

 A track that, if listened to at maximum volume, will shake your internal organs.

The Il Corvo Original Soundtrack blends grunge, gothic, and industrial styles to complement a compelling film. Featuring iconic tracks from The Cure, Stone Temple Pilots, Nine Inch Nails, and others, the album delivers dark, aggressive, and emotional music. The review praises standout songs like 'Burn,' 'Big Empty,' and 'Dead Souls,' highlighting their influence and energy. Though the film remains unseen by the reviewer, the soundtrack alone promises a rich experience. Listen to the Il Corvo soundtrack now and dive into its gritty grunge and gothic sounds!

 The influence of the Tool/A Perfect Circle/Puscifer universe is quite noticeable, but everything is reinterpreted in a personal and never obvious way.

 It is definitely a good work, perhaps less complex and particular compared to Jack Brain’s previous releases, but very enjoyable and without fillers.

Jack Brain’s Addictive marks a shift from dark, claustrophobic sounds to more immediate and melodic 90s grunge-inspired tracks. The album showcases influences from bands like Tool, Puscifer, and Depeche Mode while maintaining originality in arrangements. Highlights include catchy songs with groove and bluesy undertones. Overall, a solid and enjoyable release with no fillers. Listen to Jack Brain’s Addictive now and experience a fresh take on 90s grunge and alternative rock!

 "Accusani without Poles seems no longer himself..."

 "'Il fiore per te' is a poignant power ballad that tells of a lost love..."

Sick Tamburo's album 'Senza vergogna' follows their previous work with a slow, post-rock style dominated by pounding drums. Despite a few inspired, faster tracks, the album overall feels uninspired. The reviewer notes that Accusani seems off without Poles, and hardcore punk fans may be disappointed. Explore Sick Tamburo's 'Senza vergogna' and decide if their new sound resonates with you.

 'Flowers On A Grave' is a splendid blast that opens the album perfectly.

 'Blood River' is the standout track by far, showcasing inspired riffs and a strong comeback for the London band.

Bush's eighth studio album, 'The Kingdom,' marks a powerful return with a harder, metal-influenced sound. The introduction of new members and producer Tyler Bates reshapes their style. Standout tracks like 'Blood River' and 'Flowers On A Grave' reinforce the band's enduring presence. Gavin Rossdale's vocals and Chris Traynor's guitar work shine throughout. Despite lineup changes, the album offers a fresh yet familiar experience. Listen to Bush's 'The Kingdom' now and discover their bold grunge-metal evolution!

 Diva is a big album, the classic debut with a detonator in hand. Ready to explode with a disarming fury so incisive.

 Violent and swirling songs that look at their Seattle colleagues; echoes of Alice In Chains, the early Soundgarden are immediately perceived from the first notes of the opener "Hands and Feet".

My Sister's Machine's debut album, Diva, is praised for its intense anger and aggressiveness, characteristic of the early 90s Seattle grunge scene. Led by Nick Pollock’s charismatic voice, the album delivers powerful, distortion-heavy tracks that reflect strong influences from Alice in Chains and Soundgarden. With a concise runtime of around forty minutes, Diva impresses with raw passion and solid metal roots, standing out as a significant but often overlooked grunge release. Listen to Diva now and experience the raw fury of Seattle's grunge roots!

 Bugo is not a genius but not an idiot either; yes, he’s a bit dazed, but that’s the charm of his being bewildered.

 The title is both idiotic and brilliant, and the rest of the album is no less: lyrics and music slathered with delusions that sometimes verge on total dementia.

The review explores Bugo's album Dal lofai al cisei as a raw and sometimes chaotic but charming blend of rock, blues, and trip-hop. The reviewer highlights standout tracks like "Portacenere," "La mia fiamma," and "Casalingo," praising the artist's quirky lyrics and eclectic sound. While noting a few filler tracks, the overall experience is recommended for listeners who appreciate musical openness and fun. Dive into Bugo’s Dal lofai al cisei for a wild ride through quirky rock and blues—discover the madness and charm today!