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IQ maintained the typical neoprogressive standard, producing masterpieces perhaps even better than those from the '80s. The album marks the band’s rebirth, and it is truly a great rebirth!
IQ maintained the typical neoprogressive standard, producing masterpieces perhaps even better than those from the '80s.
The album marks the band’s rebirth, and it is truly a great rebirth!
IQ's 1993 album Ever represents a powerful return to neo-progressive roots, emphasizing melody, atmospheric keyboards, and a blend of technical skill. The album distances itself from commercial ambitions, reaffirming IQ's status as a leading progressive band. Key tracks like 'The Darkest Hour' and 'Further Away' exemplify this refined yet dynamic approach. The return of Peter Nicholls was pivotal in restoring the band's distinctive sound. Listen to IQ's Ever and experience one of neo-prog's finest rebirths—dive into its dreamy melodies and masterful compositions today!
"Body Fusion Limit is equivalent to a chilling journey through a mechanized jungle where the roots of the trees are corroded by rust..." "Flash Terrorist brushed the perfection of the Gods of the 90s, giving one of the most beautiful albums of the last twenty years to the History of Metal."
"Body Fusion Limit is equivalent to a chilling journey through a mechanized jungle where the roots of the trees are corroded by rust..."
"Flash Terrorist brushed the perfection of the Gods of the 90s, giving one of the most beautiful albums of the last twenty years to the History of Metal."
Flash Terrorist's 1997 debut album Body Fusion Limit is a landmark in Italian metal, skillfully mixing the intensity of Sepultura with the technological edge of Fear Factory. The album features heavy, groovy, and industrial sounds that create a powerful sonic journey. Praised for its technical skill and songwriting, it remains a cult classic that deserved wider recognition. Tracks like 'Narcos' highlight the band's unique style and impact. Listen to Flash Terrorist's Body Fusion Limit now and experience a powerful fusion of 90s industrial and thrash metal legends.
When you compose a song like 'Kettering', with that sad piano riff, as if it were coming from the next room. 'Hospice' is a collection of all this and also none of it. It’s a beautiful album. Perhaps.
When you compose a song like 'Kettering', with that sad piano riff, as if it were coming from the next room.
'Hospice' is a collection of all this and also none of it. It’s a beautiful album. Perhaps.
The Antlers' 'Hospice' is praised as a deeply emotional and complex indie album. Highlighted tracks like 'Kettering' and 'Sylvia' showcase a unique blend of melancholy, pop soul, and shoegaze influences. The album explores heavy themes of illness and loss through layered instrumentation and intimate vocals. While comparisons to other artists exist, the review emphasizes the album's distinct beauty and emotional depth. It's considered a strong contender for album of the year status. Listen to The Antlers' Hospice and experience a haunting indie journey through emotion and sound.
Mary’s normal voice is enough to enchant the listener and imprison them in the grooves of this record, and I give you my word: it’s a splendid prison. R’n’r is not just anger, energy, and sweat but is also heart and soul, and without these, it risks becoming cold, detached, and 'fake'.
Mary’s normal voice is enough to enchant the listener and imprison them in the grooves of this record, and I give you my word: it’s a splendid prison.
R’n’r is not just anger, energy, and sweat but is also heart and soul, and without these, it risks becoming cold, detached, and 'fake'.
Mary Weiss returns to music with 'Dangerous Game,' a beautifully crafted garage rock album infused with 60s soul and heartfelt melodies. Produced alongside Reigning Sound, the record balances energetic rock ‘n’ roll and romantic ballads. Weiss’s matured voice brings authenticity and emotional depth, making the album a passionate homage to classic sounds. This collaboration results in an enchanting blend of garage, soul, and country influences that captivates listeners with warmth and charm. Listen to Mary Weiss’ 'Dangerous Game' and experience a heartfelt garage rock revival today!
That one album is a true masterpiece, and in a mere 4 years of career they influenced an entire generation of bands to come. Jess spares nothing in any song, constantly giving 110%, providing an extra edge to the band’s sound.
That one album is a true masterpiece, and in a mere 4 years of career they influenced an entire generation of bands to come.
Jess spares nothing in any song, constantly giving 110%, providing an extra edge to the band’s sound.
1905, a semi-unknown Washington DC band with a short 4-year career, released only one album, Voice, in 2004. Their unique fusion of screamo, hardcore, folk, and melodic elements influenced a generation of bands. Vocalist Jess stands out with expressive dynamics while the instrumentation incorporates folk, piano, and alternative rock touches. Despite critical acclaim, the band never achieved commercial success and disbanded soon after. Voice remains a small but brilliant masterpiece, available as a free download on LastFM. Explore the emotive power and unique sound of 1905's Voice—listen now and discover a hidden screamo classic!
Sometimes we are caught by surprise, unexpectedly caught by surprise. The excellent performance of the young protagonist, who manages to unsettle even with his "ill" face, combined with the jumps the film generates, makes this The Haunting in Connecticut a film to be saved in the global horror chaos.
Sometimes we are caught by surprise, unexpectedly caught by surprise.
The excellent performance of the young protagonist, who manages to unsettle even with his "ill" face, combined with the jumps the film generates, makes this The Haunting in Connecticut a film to be saved in the global horror chaos.
The Haunting in Connecticut marks director Peter Cornwell's promising debut, delivering a balanced mix of drama and horror. Despite a predictable plot and familiar clichés, strong performances and atmospheric tension elevate the film. The story explores the blurred lines between illness-induced hallucinations and supernatural events. While not a masterpiece, it's a noteworthy horror film from recent years. Discover the tense blend of drama and horror in The Haunting in Connecticut—watch it now and experience a standout debut film.
Skindred do not fall into this trap and manage to make this multi-ethno-musical mix very personal and original. Benji’s impressive vocal versatility is able to range through the most varied timbres as skillfully as the band jumps from one genre to another.
Skindred do not fall into this trap and manage to make this multi-ethno-musical mix very personal and original.
Benji’s impressive vocal versatility is able to range through the most varied timbres as skillfully as the band jumps from one genre to another.
Skindred's second album, Roots Rock Riot, marks a major step forward from their debut by daring to mix nu metal, reggae, hip hop, and world music. The band avoids sounding derivative, blending influences into a unique and personal sound. Vocalist Benji Webbe's versatility shines throughout, supporting a wide range of styles and moods. The album balances hardcore energy with catchy pop elements and diverse rhythms, appealing to adventurous music fans. Dive into Skindred's Roots Rock Riot and experience a bold mix of genres that pushes the limits of nu metal and reggae fusion!
"This man knows everything about me, he wrote all this for me..." – George Orwell on Miller. "Sex, while explicit and supported by explosive narrative and style, becomes a metaphorical and cathartic expedient, never didactic."
"This man knows everything about me, he wrote all this for me..." – George Orwell on Miller.
"Sex, while explicit and supported by explosive narrative and style, becomes a metaphorical and cathartic expedient, never didactic."
Henry Miller's Tropic of Capricorn is a deeply engaging autobiographical novel that captures the raw and unvarnished experience of life in 1920s New York. The book's fearless honesty and masterful prose shine through, dealing equally with sex, work, and despair without moralism or artifice. Despite its initial censorship, the novel stands as a timeless classic, revealing universal truths about human existence. A true literary masterpiece that resonates personally with readers. Dive into Henry Miller's Tropic of Capricorn and experience a fearless, unforgettable journey into human existence.
This film represents one of the last gems of Italian auteur cinema, sometimes perhaps a bit naive but certainly original and genuine. A bittersweet taste, a tear, and a smile.
This film represents one of the last gems of Italian auteur cinema, sometimes perhaps a bit naive but certainly original and genuine.
A bittersweet taste, a tear, and a smile.
The film Musica per vecchi animali presents a poetic and melancholic journey through a post-industrial city. Led by a diverse trio, the narrative explores urban decay, social issues, and human emotions. Although not faithful to the original Stefano Benni book, it remains a genuine piece of Italian auteur cinema. The review highlights the film's originality and bittersweet emotional impact, recommending it as a must-see. Discover the original gem Musica per vecchi animali—watch this poetic journey through urban decay and human emotion.
"In The Heart Of The Young does not forget at all to be a part of a trend. But it wants to estrange from it, wants to keep it under and under slap." "This album has the power to keep you wide-eyed while dreaming of dreaming, emotionally and physically involving your thoughts..."
"In The Heart Of The Young does not forget at all to be a part of a trend. But it wants to estrange from it, wants to keep it under and under slap."
"This album has the power to keep you wide-eyed while dreaming of dreaming, emotionally and physically involving your thoughts..."
This review praises Winger's 1990 album 'In the Heart of the Young' as a brilliant work of hard rock that captures societal moods and emotional depth. The author highlights the album’s technical skill, compositional intelligence, and its lasting influence on rock music. Particular focus is given to the emotional states conveyed through the album and its blend of styles including AOR and prog. The review regards Kip Winger as a visionary artist whose work remains relevant and influential today. Dive into Winger's 'In the Heart of the Young' and experience a timeless hard rock masterpiece that still resonates today!
"The presence of Cash’s very last composition would, in itself, warrant the purchase." "The desire to be lulled once more by his wise and protective voice is an experience that seems to transcend the mystical."
"The presence of Cash’s very last composition would, in itself, warrant the purchase."
"The desire to be lulled once more by his wise and protective voice is an experience that seems to transcend the mystical."
American VI: Ain't No Grave is Johnny Cash's second posthumous release, capturing his final recordings with emotional depth and reverence. Produced by Rick Rubin, the album balances older folk classics with new compositions, showcasing Cash's iconic voice despite its wear. Standout tracks like 'Corinthias 15:55' and 'Ain't No Grave' highlight themes of mortality and redemption. The album offers a fitting and touching conclusion to Cash's American Recordings legacy. Discover Johnny Cash’s heartfelt final recordings—listen to American VI and experience the legend's enduring voice.
Depressive Age invents a very unique version of Thrash, blending its power and intensity with a wise and never cloying use of melody. A wonderful, strong, melancholic album... Is that enough for you?
Depressive Age invents a very unique version of Thrash, blending its power and intensity with a wise and never cloying use of melody.
A wonderful, strong, melancholic album... Is that enough for you?
Electric Scum by Depressive Age stands out in the thrash metal scene by blending intense riffs with melody and emotional depth. The album's unique sound and Jan Lubitzki’s engaging vocals offer a refreshing alternative to typical genre conventions. This melancholic yet powerful record is praised for its originality and quality. Listen now to Depressive Age's Electric Scum and experience a fresh twist on thrash metal!
Codona is world music in its most perfect meaning, far from the temptation to appropriate already ready cultural elements. From the union of their mental waves, something completely new is created, directly linked to the ancestry of man in the most diverse cultures.
Codona is world music in its most perfect meaning, far from the temptation to appropriate already ready cultural elements.
From the union of their mental waves, something completely new is created, directly linked to the ancestry of man in the most diverse cultures.
This review praises Codona 1 as a masterful fusion of disparate musical traditions and cultures, brought together by three innovative artists. It highlights the spiritual and visionary nature of the album, emphasizing its role as an early, pure example of world music beyond ethnic boundaries. The review celebrates the unique blend of jazz, Indian classical, and Brazilian percussion as a transcendent and timeless musical experience. Explore the transcendent soundscape of Codona 1—listen now and experience a groundbreaking fusion of global music traditions!
It’s impossible not to feel a thrill when listening to the bold grit of 'Rock Brigade,' a Hall Of Fame-worthy opener performed by a Joe Elliott in top form. 'On Through the Night' still remains among the somewhat underrated masterpieces of the Rock of those years.
It’s impossible not to feel a thrill when listening to the bold grit of 'Rock Brigade,' a Hall Of Fame-worthy opener performed by a Joe Elliott in top form.
'On Through the Night' still remains among the somewhat underrated masterpieces of the Rock of those years.
Def Leppard's 1980 debut album On Through the Night is a cornerstone of the NWOBHM era, blending British heavy metal with American hard rock influences. Produced by Tom Allom, the album features powerful tracks like 'Rock Brigade' and 'Satellite' and has been somewhat overlooked despite its quality. It showcases strong songwriting, energy, and emotion, laying the foundation for Def Leppard's legendary career. This album remains a must-have for hard rock fans. Listen to Def Leppard's powerful debut album and explore the roots of NWOBHM today!
"Come to record depressed and angry, otherwise I'll depress you myself." If you think you are bastard sons of bitches, losers, potentially psychotic, and feel you have a strong tendency towards mass murder with bare hands, indulge in this rotten hard rock album without a care and without virtue.
"Come to record depressed and angry, otherwise I'll depress you myself."
If you think you are bastard sons of bitches, losers, potentially psychotic, and feel you have a strong tendency towards mass murder with bare hands, indulge in this rotten hard rock album without a care and without virtue.
AZ.U.R.'s 'Rock Like Pigs' is a raw and gritty hard rock album fueled by punk spirit and blues metal roots. The review celebrates the album's unrefined and angry vocals, capturing the essence of blue-collar American life. The record mixes heavy, destructive tracks with moments of human vulnerability. It's praised for its authentic, socially charged rock identity and overall powerful emotional impact. Joey Gaydos and Tommy Farless bring a uniquely aggressive, unpolished sound that reflects a tough, no-nonsense rock attitude. Experience the raw power and gritty passion of AZ.U.R.'s 'Rock Like Pigs'—listen now and feel the wild heartbeat of American hard rock!
Jaco Pastorius can still create art. He makes up with a long and moving 'Punk Jazz,' the intro with the bass phrases and brass is touching, the theme is always incredible.
Jaco Pastorius can still create art.
He makes up with a long and moving 'Punk Jazz,' the intro with the bass phrases and brass is touching, the theme is always incredible.
This review highlights Jaco Pastorius' 1985 'In New York' live album from a challenging period in his life. Despite personal struggles and raw recording quality, the album showcases his enduring talent and unique musical voice. The energy, diverse influences, and heartfelt performances reaffirm his genius beyond his prime. The live trio and full group performances both demonstrate his deep connection with the music and audience. Listen to Jaco Pastorius' 'In New York' and experience the raw genius of a jazz icon at his most heartfelt.
"Once again highlighting Enrico’s skill as a lyricist." "You can see love in many ways when life changes And chew on pain until your fingers bleed..."
"Once again highlighting Enrico’s skill as a lyricist."
"You can see love in many ways when life changes And chew on pain until your fingers bleed..."
Enrico Ruggeri's 23rd studio album 'La Ruota' showcases his enduring skill as a lyricist and mature Italian pop-rock artist. Despite a disappointing Sanremo result, the album features catchy songs like 'La notte delle fate' and standout tracks such as 'Vivi' and 'Padri e figli.' Ruggeri explores themes of love, life cycles, and religious critique, closing with a tender piano ballad. The work reflects Ruggeri's continued relevance and artistic depth. Explore Enrico Ruggeri’s 'La Ruota' to experience powerful lyrics and timeless Italian pop-rock—listen now and feel the depth of his artistry.
It’s a must-have of melodic rock from the ’80s with sugary melodies and a creamy, muffled production. Happiness, I tell myself, must be undoubtedly around the next bend. I truly think so as I look at the windshield.
It’s a must-have of melodic rock from the ’80s with sugary melodies and a creamy, muffled production.
Happiness, I tell myself, must be undoubtedly around the next bend. I truly think so as I look at the windshield.
The review intertwines a bittersweet farewell story with an appreciation of Dare's 1988 album 'Out Of The Silence.' The album is praised for its smooth melodies, polished production, and Darren Wharton's captivating voice. It evokes strong emotions and memories tied to relationships and past times, making it a timeless piece for melodic rock fans. Dive into Dare's 'Out Of The Silence' and experience a melodic rock journey filled with emotion and timeless sound. Listen now!
"It’s a real and serious glam record (as serious as these lost druggies from Chicago can be) that has nothing to do with that music only rich in misery promoted by filthy dry wicks like Wig Wam." "I enjoy, you enjoy, he enjoys, we enjoy, you all enjoy, they enjoy."
"It’s a real and serious glam record (as serious as these lost druggies from Chicago can be) that has nothing to do with that music only rich in misery promoted by filthy dry wicks like Wig Wam."
"I enjoy, you enjoy, he enjoys, we enjoy, you all enjoy, they enjoy."
The Last Vegas' 'Whatever Gets You Off' delivers a potent mix of glam, garage, and sleaze rock rooted in raw energy and classic 80s influences. Produced with passion and skill, the album is praised for its visceral feel and vibrant tracks. The band’s journey from obscurity to touring with Motley Crue highlights their dedication. This album revitalizes the glam rock scene with powerful anthems and memorable performances. Dive into The Last Vegas’ explosive 'Whatever Gets You Off' and experience a raw glam rock revival packed with energy and attitude!
"The black influences of the origins have disappeared, the thrash metal is still alive and present but under a cleaner, more precise and brilliant form." "Even with, indeed, 3 very convincing tracks, the new Necrodeath album is overall, weak... sometimes even the greats miss the mark."
"The black influences of the origins have disappeared, the thrash metal is still alive and present but under a cleaner, more precise and brilliant form."
"Even with, indeed, 3 very convincing tracks, the new Necrodeath album is overall, weak... sometimes even the greats miss the mark."
Necrodeath’s 2010 album Phylogenesis marks a clear shift from their black metal roots towards a more polished thrash metal sound. The album features tighter, more technical playing and less raw energy, with some standout tracks like “The Theory” and “Final War.” However, the overall impact is weaker than their previous works, especially when compared to iconic releases like 2006’s “100% Hell.” Although the musicianship shines, the album lacks the ferocity and immediacy fans may expect. Discover Necrodeath’s bold shift in Phylogenesis—listen now and explore the evolution of Italian thrash metal!
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