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!

 A thoughtful journey through a moody, textured soundscape that doesn't always captivate completely.

 The album offers moments of depth but occasionally struggles to maintain consistent engagement.

This review explores Otaru's album 'Negative Reflections' through a detailed analysis of its atmospheric qualities and musical approach. Rated moderately, it highlights both strengths and areas that may feel less engaging to some listeners. The review presents an insightful, balanced perspective on the album's place within the electronic and dark ambient genres. Listen to 'Negative Reflections' and explore Otaru’s atmospheric soundscapes for a unique dark ambient experience.

 A flawless 5-star album praised for its captivating sound and artistic depth.

 A standout release demonstrating remarkable musicianship and creativity.

The review applauds Sentries' album 'Gem of the West' for its exceptional quality and artistic depth. Rated 5 out of 5 stars, it highlights the captivating sound and flawless production. The album is portrayed as a standout release in its genre, demonstrating remarkable musicianship and creativity. Overall, the review positions 'Gem of the West' as a must-listen for music enthusiasts. Listen to Sentries' 'Gem of the West' and experience a musical masterpiece today!

 The Turin Horse have really hit the mark with ‘Unsavory Impurities’.

 I can only say ‘you must’ listen (as if it were an imposition) to this explosive debut.

The Turin Horse’s debut album 'Unsavory Impurities' is a complex and intense journey through aggressive noise rock, sludge, and mathcore. Featuring members from Dead Elephant and Morkobot, the album impressively blends violent riffs, pounding drums, and baritone sax into a dense soundscape. Its experimental inclinations culminate in tracks with ambient and free-jazz influences. The reviewer highly recommends this album for fans of experimental Italian underground music. Listen to The Turin Horse’s ‘Unsavory Impurities’ now and dive into Italy’s most captivating experimental noise rock debut!

 "The Noise riffs and the caveman-like bass hits literally crash the listener, leaving them stunned by such a din put on tape."

 "Eleven cannon shots that will cause your eardrums to lose their hearing, this is a guarantee of success for Noise Rock albums of this caliber."

Baratro's 2024 album The Sweet Smell Of Unrest delivers a harsh and dark Noise Rock experience, marked by Dave Curran's powerful bass and vocals. The album skillfully combines layers of white noise, distorted guitars, and dynamic rhythms. Standout tracks like "The Bad, The Bad and The Ugly" and "Nervous Wreck" highlight its raw intensity. Recommended for fans of Unsane and 90s Noise Rock. Listen to Baratro's The Sweet Smell Of Unrest now and experience Noise Rock at its fiercest!

 "This album by Cani dei Portici is really well done, for those who love the blend of various genres."

 "You can expect anything from one moment to the next in this 'Hype For Nothing,' and here lies the beauty of their disturbing music."

Cani dei Portici's album 'Hype For Nothing' offers a gripping blend of instrumental Noise Rock, Mathcore, and post-rock across six tracks. The album balances violent intensity with moments of melodic peace and progressive experimentation. Notable tracks include the aggressive 'Break Away' and the melancholic 'Farfalle.' This album is a rewarding listen for fans of genre-blending and challenging music. Listen to 'Hype For Nothing' and experience the raw power and intricate melodies of Cani dei Portici's unique sound!

 Damn little frog fart, you are outdoing yourself and pulling out something not even Elly Schlein on acid.

 I can’t breathe, the sky is falling, my tongue is on fire...

This review explores Made Out of Babies' album Trophy, focusing on the intense and chaotic energy driven by singer Julie Christmas. It highlights the poetic and rhetorical nature of the lyrics, comparing them to a unique 'butterfly alphabet' that obscures meaning yet washes over the listener emotionally. The reviewer also reflects on the artist's vulnerability beneath her powerful delivery, creating a deeply personal connection. Overall, the album is praised for its combination of chaos and harmony. Explore the raw power and poetic chaos of Made Out of Babies' Trophy—listen now and experience its intense emotion firsthand.

 More than burned, youth ended... We want to live more than thirty years the "boys" seem to say: bring on the slippers.

 With the normalization of their monstrous logically comes the success of globalized extravagance.

The review perceives Daydream Nation as a sophisticated pop-oriented album marking Sonic Youth's transition from underground delirium to a more polished, bourgeois sound. It acknowledges the band's musical growth but criticizes the album's loss of primal intensity and edge. Despite some compromises for mainstream acceptance, the album is still considered a good work, though not the masterpiece many claim it to be. The author reflects on the band's evolved identity and broader appeal with some ambivalence. Discover the complex evolution of Sonic Youth in Daydream Nation—listen now and explore its blend of raw edge and polished sound.

 "This music is for crazy people and unbelievers."

 "53 minutes that will go down in history as the first cry of the creature Today Is The Day."

Today Is the Day’s 1993 debut album Supernova is an unrefined but powerful blend of grindcore, noise, and post-hardcore. The album showcases the unique genius of Steve Austin and lays the foundation for a singular extreme metal style. Tracks like "Black Dahlia" and "Rise" highlight the band’s visceral energy and experimental approach. Though raw, Supernova presents a coherent and compelling chaotic experience for adventurous listeners. Dive into the chaotic world of Today Is the Day’s Supernova and discover the roots of extreme experimental metal 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!

 Heroin Man is the undisputed masterpiece of the Texans Cherubs.

 A kick in the balls, a chocolate with worms, a pig shit stepped on with shoes endorsed by Winona Ryder.

Heroin Man by Cherubs is celebrated as a definitive noise rock album emblematic of existential pain and sonic aggression. The review highlights its raw emotional depth, chaotic energy, and standout tracks like 'Dave of the Moon.' Praised for its abrasive guitar work and intense delivery, the album is deemed essential listening from the 1990s noise rock scene. Explore Cherubs' Heroin Man now—experience a powerful blast of raw 90s noise rock!

 The performance begins, and a good part of the audience ... is petrified, shocked by something they never dreamed of seeing (and hearing) on the Ligurian Riviera.

 "Stuff to hit them with a pole between the eyes/Or to forgive them," a phrase that will cost Bonomo a lifetime ban from the competition.

This review explores Alessio Bonomo's 2000 Sanremo Festival entry 'La croce,' an experimental and controversial song that shocked the audience. Despite its initial rejection and fifteenth-place finish, the piece remains an unforgettable moment in Sanremo history. Alessio's unique style and bold lyrics exemplify artistic risk in a traditional setting. The review also outlines Bonomo's later career struggles and contributions. Explore Alessio Bonomo’s daring Sanremo performance—listen to 'La croce' and delve into a bold chapter of Italian music history!

 There’s a lot of fury and wickedness in hardcore protest shards that reach a climax with the ferocious "Sono fuori di qui," the heaviest thing you can find on the record.

 The title track "Non esistere" is a rhythmic train with a rock and roll (but always hc) imprint and the best track on the album, contagious in its face-shouting "...non riesco a non esistere!"

Non Esistere is Fluxus's second album, firmly rooted in heavy hardcore and noise punk traditions. Recorded quickly with contributions from key figures in the Italian hardcore scene, it channels raw energy and political protest. Though not yet at their creative peak, the album offers powerful tracks like the title song and fierce hardcore anthems. This record marks a strong transitional phase before their acclaimed next release. Experience the raw power of Fluxus's Non Esistere—dive into the hardcore spirit and political grit of this pivotal album now!

 Guitars like shredded metal sheets, precise and sharp like glittering scalpels.

 Like looking into a heart of darkness.

Distorted Pony's Punishment Room delivers a vicious and immersive noise rock experience. Sharp, metallic guitars and overloaded rhythms create an intense atmosphere. The album balances harsh soundscapes with melodic hints and precise rhythms. Steve Albini's production enhances the raw brutality while maintaining clarity. The record stands out as a dark, emotional journey, reminiscent of the underground noise scene. Dive into Punishment Room and experience the searing noise rock crafted by Distorted Pony and Steve Albini today!

 Every moan of his - at the service of the musical proposal - has a reason to exist, and nothing is left to chance.

 Their Industrial is more tribal than metropolitan.

Filles De Mai by Putan Club is a powerful and provocative industrial album blending tribal influences with politically charged themes. Led by François-Regis Cambuzat, the music embodies raw energy and social awareness. The album channels struggles like the Arab Spring and feminism through intense riffs and rhythms. Known for their underground live performances, Putan Club invites listeners to experience their sound beyond just audio. This is a bold, experimental statement in the contemporary music scene. Dive into the raw and provocative sound of Putan Club’s Filles De Mai—listen now and catch their underground concerts!

 Glenn Branca, 10 years late, releases an EP 25 years ahead.

 The second track is a controlled chaos, at times lysergic.

The reviewer rejects music 'know-it-alls' and approaches Glenn Branca's 'Lesson No. 1' with candid honesty. The EP's first track features repetitive, Tubular Bells-like guitars, while the second track delivers controlled, lysergic dissonance. Though intense and challenging, the reviewer appreciates its unique qualities despite personal fatigue after listening. Dive into Glenn Branca's innovative 'Lesson No. 1' and experience a milestone in experimental music today!

 I can sense a decisively weighted, engaging, and mentholated work.

 The impression of these bands is always that of an exceptional yet timeless work, a kind of punk neoclassicism.

Moin's second album PASTE is a thoughtfully weighted and engaging post-rock work. It blends influences from Slint, Shellac, Sonic Youth, and others into a timeless and intense sound. The review reflects on revivalist trends in music and the album's place within them, praising its depth and artistic resonance. Listen to Moin’s PASTE and explore the cutting edge of post-rock revival today!

 It instantly took me back to the '90s, that sound mixture between shoegaze and noise but at the same time accessible.

 The vocals may not be the focal point, but the lyrics manage to be expressive and communicate a lot with few words.

The review highlights Swirlies' album as a nostalgic indie shoegaze record that balances noise textures with accessible melodies. The album's use of shoegaze guitars, drum machines, and lo-fi synths paints a picture of 90s alternative rock. While not groundbreaking, it serves as a rewarding discovery for listeners exploring deeper into the genre. The expressive yet understated vocals complement the complex sound puzzles throughout. Overall, it's praised as a memorable and evocative listening experience. Dive into Swirlies’ nostalgic shoegaze sound—listen now and explore a rich indie noise pop experience!

 "The double CD 'Swans Are Dead' as a definitive testament and warning, the Swans are dead."

 "'Blood Promise' is completely subverted and disfigured until it reaches moments of pure transcendence in its quarter-hour duration."

The review praises 'Swans Are Dead,' a double live album capturing the band's final 1997 tours before their initial breakup. It highlights the album's emotional depth, powerful distorted soundscapes, and standout performances from Michael Gira and Jarboe. The two discs represent different eras of the band’s live presence. Despite the bittersweet ending, the album stands as a testament to Swans' uncompromising artistry and intensity. Experience the raw power and haunting beauty of Swans Are Dead—listen now and witness a legendary band at their most intense.

 The new Asphalt Meadows is an unexpected change of course, which abruptly interrupts the band’s downward trajectory.

 "Foxglove Through the Clearcut" is a gem of introspection reflecting on territory and industrialization damage, culminating in a textbook climax resembling Explosions in the Sky.

This review highlights Death Cab for Cutie's journey from indie origins to major label changes, noting creative peaks and dips. Asphalt Meadows marks a revitalization with adventurous noise elements and intimate themes. The album combines punk-like energy, introspection, and post-rock climaxes, signaling a strong return after prior challenges. It’s praised as their best work since Narrow Stairs and a testament to their enduring poetic voice. Explore Death Cab for Cutie’s Asphalt Meadows and experience their boldest sound evolution yet!