With each album, these crazy Canadians raise the bar of insanity, and with "Scurrilous," they reach improbable levels of musical madness.

 Kudos to the singer Rody Walker, capable of singing over the pentagrammed madness of Protest The Hero's songs and having, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful and powerful voices in the global metal scene.

 Explore the wild, intricate world of Scurrilous and experience metal like never before!

 Everything in these grooves sounds ugly and for this damnably fascinating.

 'Nipples' is one of the pillars of Brotzmann’s extensive and opulent discography.

 Dive into the wild world of Peter Brötzmann's 'Nipples'—experience the raw power of free jazz today!

 "Dragnet is Mark E. Smith’s first great declaration of war."

 ‘‘Working class anger, minimalist and sparse Punk Rock, guitars capable of drawing both Velvetian mantras and recalling Michael Karoli’s brilliant arabesques...’’

 Dive into The Fall's Dragnet to experience Mark E. Smith's fierce punk poetry and groundbreaking sound evolution.

 It brings joy using sadness...

 McKennitt’s dreamy voice is contrasted with strings and sweet, barely hinted guitar notes, almost ethereal, which with their metaphysical touch transport the final track to another dimension.

 Listen to Loreena McKennitt’s captivating album and immerse yourself in timeless Celtic folk melodies today!

 Mr. Big is back and they’ve done it in great style, with a fresh and engaging album.

 The absolute skill of every single member shines through, making it sound just as if those famous 15 years had never passed.

 Discover Mr. Big’s powerful comeback and listen to What If... to experience classic hard rock reborn!

 If you wanted to find a flaw, you could say that it lacks a stroke of genius.

 Maler’s freshness is welcome and his stories still make you dream with open eyes.

 Listen to Maler's Mutamento and experience a fresh blend of Italian indie music with poetic and eclectic sounds.

 A milestone of all hardcore punk and American in particular, here it is, marked Washington DC 1982!!!!

 I’m not going to do a track-by-track because a hardcore album, in my opinion, should be downed in one go like a shot of bourbon, it has more impact.

 Listen to the Faith/Void Split LP and experience a hardcore punk classic that defined a generation's defiance!

 "It’s very likely the best work he has ever done."

 "With 16 tracks of pure heresy that can make us reflect without this necessarily having to depress us, rather, always with a smile (sometimes bitter)."

 Listen to 'Il Sogno Eretico' now and discover Caparezza’s sharp wit and heretic brilliance.

 The display of technique doesn’t come at the expense of the enjoyment it provides.

 And to think there are still those who say that prog is cold music made only of technique for its own sake. Thank you for proving them wrong, beardfish.

 Listen to Beardfish’s Sleeping in Traffic: Part One and experience a fresh take on classic prog rock!

 This album is a big punch in the teeth, a well-calibrated punch, one of those that breaks your lips beyond your top incisors.

 I find 'Liberty & Justice For...' an extraordinary NYHC album, bursting with fury in every note.

 Listen to Agnostic Front’s 'Liberty & Justice For…' and experience a raw NYHC classic that still packs a powerful punch today!

 If you’re happy, optimistic, if things are going well for you at this moment in your life, and you feel the need to get depressed, or rather to touch the void that surrounds you and of which you are an integral part, don’t miss the opportunity to listen to "Landshark" (1982) by the Californians Fang.

 The music of the Fang is destined to eternally wallow in a black hole that admits no escape.

 Explore Fang’s groundbreaking Landshark! album and immerse yourself in the raw core of 80s hardcore punk!

 This semi-unknown English band presents a little less than forty minutes of a cheerful and danceable mishmash where we find quite a bit of early-era Beatles and a lot, a lot of Elvis Costello.

 Listening to this album is as futile and enjoyable as watching an episode of 'Happy Days', of which it would be a perfectly fitting soundtrack.

 Discover the vibrant energy of Any Trouble's debut – listen to 'Where Are All The Nice Girls?' and relive a lively slice of late 70s rock!

 "Come Get It" is a muscular funk, driven by Marcus Miller and Mike Stern who grind out a powerful groove.

 "It Gets Better" features a laid-back muted trumpet that uproots and tears apart a sedated atmosphere.

 Discover the bold jazz-rock sounds of Miles Davis' 'Star People' — listen now and explore this pivotal album in his career.

 Pretentious and very very confused is this "Dust" by Milcho Manchevski.

 If you really have two hours to waste, you might as well immerse yourself in this viewing.

 Read our review and decide if Milcho Manchevski’s Dust is worth your time or just a confusing mess.

 This is not a movie, it is an anarchic and self-indulgent joke.

 But this is the biggest bullshit ever conceived! Jay Lee, you’re a fucking genius!

 Watch Zombie Strippers for a wild, hilarious ride full of camp and gore madness!

 Jam Sandwich: Undoubtedly the masterpiece of the record, closest to early Zeppelin with adrenaline-filled solos.

 A soundtrack that perfectly fits the film’s shoes, obsessive in underlining a revenge painted against the backdrop of a putrid metropolis.

 Dive into Jimmy Page’s gripping Death Wish II soundtrack and experience the dark fusion of blues, rock, and cinematic intensity.

 "A healthy dose of irony is instead hidden behind all this pageantry."

 "The word of the evil one has never been spread in such a catchy way!"

 Listen to Ghost's 'Opus Eponymous' and experience ironic satanic metal with catchy vintage vibes today!

 Mogwai succeeded where an endless number of others failed, firmly anchored since their beginnings to a unique musical philosophy.

 Either you love them or you hate them: the choice is yours.

 Dive into Mogwai’s latest album and experience the evolving art of post-rock brilliance today!

 Hereafter is unfortunately a disappointment from all points of view.

 The only question the unsuspecting viewer asks is: when will 'Hereafter' end?

 Read the full review to see why Hereafter falls short despite its gripping themes and star power.

 The EP goes down smoothly and never bores, offering listeners more than half an hour of pure and crazy fun.

 They are embodiments of madness, especially live, where they appear with fluorescent signs on their faces and bare-chested.

 Dive into the wild Italian funk of What A Funk?! EP and experience energetic crossover grooves that refuse to be boring!