Harem Scarem were among those who helped not to consider that decade so much less musically interesting compared to the previous ones.

 'Blue' contains a sensational solo, a true song within the song.

Harem Scarem's 1995 album Voice Of Reason showcases the band's skillful blend of melodic rock with 90s grunge influences. Despite limited international fame, the Canadian quartet delivers complex vocal harmonies and virtuosic guitar work reminiscent of Queen. The reviewer highlights standout tracks like 'Blue' and 'Let It Go,' praising the album's passion and cohesiveness. Though not their best work, it remains a notable effort demonstrating their musical class. Discover the melodic power and classic influences of Harem Scarem's Voice Of Reason—listen now and explore their legacy!

 The Arctic Monkeys have changed.

 With the new sound, more stoner rock than British hype, you will be particularly amazed by the band’s evolution.

Humbug represents a major stylistic shift for Arctic Monkeys, showcasing maturity and psychedelic influences. The album departs from their raw garage roots in favor of stoner rock elements and refined musicianship. Key tracks like "My Propeller" and "Crying Lightning" highlight this evolution. Though transitional, Humbug offers promising hints for the band's future direction. Highly recommended even for previous skeptics. Listen to Humbug and experience Arctic Monkeys’ bold and exciting new sound.

 The various tracks are only vaguely related to each other and are erected in a somewhat disorderly manner, seeking too much instrumental setup and thus neglecting the proper form to give to the track.

 "Parc Avenue" is a nice and listenable album, thanks to its strange ability to move, transitioning in the same track from country-rock to folk or from post-rock to bolder choral moments.

Plants and Animals' debut full-length album Parc Avenue offers an eclectic mix of rock, folk, and alternative styles. The album is rich in instrumental setups and genre shifts but lacks strong cohesion and a defined musical identity. While some tracks stand out, the album as a whole struggles to maintain interest beyond a few listens. Explore the eclectic sounds of Plants and Animals' Parc Avenue and discover its unique blend of rock and folk.

 "The 8 tracks of this album are a true 'earthquake' of sounds, psychedelic and fusion atmospheres, combined with the solidity of hard rock and the blues solutions experimented by the group."

 "The instrumental 'Earthquake' represents the pinnacle of experimentation: the noisy intro, the powerful yet melodic central part, concluding with a crescendo recalling classic solutions and arpeggios of all kinds."

The review highlights Uli Jon Roth’s 1979 album 'Earthquake' as a showcase of his exceptional guitar skills and creative freedom post-Scorpions. The album blends blues, psychedelic, and hard rock elements with impressive improvisation and varied moods. Key tracks like the title instrumental and 'Electric Sun' embody Roth’s technical and emotional range. Overall, it’s a rewarding discovery for rock enthusiasts seeking depth and virtuosity. Dive into the world of Uli Jon Roth’s Electric Sun and experience the groundbreaking 'Earthquake' album today!

 The Best of Times is, in short, a compendium of goofy and festive punk, ridiculous yes, but never reaching stupidity.

 An album to put on at hemp, beer, and punk rock parties, if you’re looking for an alternative to the Red Hot.

The reviewer shares a personal discovery of Murphy's Law's album The Best of Times, highlighting its fun and festive punk sound. The album channels influences from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ramones, Bad Religion, and more, creating a goofy but lovable punk collection. The reviewer appreciates the album's suitability for casual parties and punk fans seeking an alternative vibe. Overall, it is praised for its energetic and nostalgic punk spirit. Listen to Murphy's Law The Best of Times and dive into a fun, energetic punk party mix!

 Labirinto d’acqua is far from virtuosity or a mere exercise in style; it is emotion.

 Yugen nourish themselves from the sap of the plants that produced those fruits, ... thus giving the sounds an alibi of timelessness.

Yugen’s album Labirinto d’acqua is praised as a standout progressive rock release, firmly rooted in the rock in opposition tradition and avant-garde influences. The album balances complexity with emotional depth, avoiding mere virtuosity. It channels the authentic spirit of a timeless RIO album without relying on modern gimmicks. The Italian origin adds local pride to an already impressive musical work. Listen to Yugen's Labirinto d’acqua now and explore a timeless journey through progressive rock’s avant-garde roots!

 Behind the light and entertaining prose lies a fierce critique of the literary world capable of churning out dime novels like they’re from a mold.

 There are 4 big insects starring in 'How to Write a Bestseller in 57 Days', 4 cockroaches that could only be named John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

Luca Ricci's novel centers on four cockroaches who attempt to write a bestseller in just 57 days to avoid eviction. Filled with humor and clever characters, the book delivers a sharp critique of the literary industry. The reviewer recommends the entertaining and accessible story without spoiling key plot points. Supporting characters add charm while layering the narrative with wit. Overall, it's a light and enjoyable read priced affordably. Discover the witty world of cockroaches crafting a bestseller—read Luca Ricci's novel today!

 The monster is actually a romantic hero, a Prometheus: his story is a tragic passion.

 Frankenstein remains one of the most chilling gothic novels ever written.

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein stands as a foundational 19th-century gothic novel exploring human fears through the tragic figure of the monster. The story portrays the creature as a misunderstood romantic hero burdened by isolation. Despite some academic heaviness, the novel remains modern for its moral depth and early science fiction themes. Its legacy persists as a chilling and influential work. The novel highlights the complex relationship between creator and creation, blending horror with profound philosophical questions. Discover the profound depth of Frankenstein—read the classic that defined gothic horror and sci-fi!

 The album’s gem is reserved to close: it is 'Electric Wizard', where Oborn narrates an interstellar journey in the company of the electric wizard.

 If you love those typically guitar-driven sounds it’s the work for you, otherwise, steer clear.

Electric Wizard's 1995 self-titled debut album stands out as a classic doom metal record, distinct from their later stoner doom style. It features heavy, riff-driven music inspired by legendary rock guitarists. The album presents eerie and occult themes with a cosmic touch, especially in tracks like 'Mountains of Mars' and 'Electric Wizard'. While different from their subsequent works, it remains a monolithic, powerful album recommended for fans of guitar-centric doom. Dive into Electric Wizard's debut and experience a cornerstone of classic doom metal!

 This album is, to put it bluntly, extremely boring, a work that largely offers a string of tracks that are neither fish nor fowl and have neither head nor tail.

 Everything drags on without much dynamism between inconsistent/non-existent 'heavy' passages and lengthy more relaxed and autumnal moments that... end up boring holes within tracks.

This review critically examines Katatonia's 2009 album 'Night Is The New Day,' expressing disappointment despite the band's strong legacy. While opening tracks show promise, much of the album is described as boring and inconsistent, lacking the band's signature emotional depth. The reviewer laments the overuse of uninspired ballads and slow, dragging passages. Only the closing track 'Departer' offers a glimpse of the band's earlier atmospheric qualities. Read the full review and decide if Katatonia's 'Night Is The New Day' is worth your listen.

 Inspiration, the best inspiration, seems to have died long ago.

 Talents, like everything, age, wither, and sometimes die.

The review critiques Prince's 2009 triple album release as an example of excessive output with diminished inspiration. While the first album shows heartfelt musicianship, the others falter in quality and originality. The reviewer argues Prince’s best work belongs to his earlier, more carefully crafted period. Despite this, the review ends on a note of enduring admiration for Prince’s talents and legacy. Discover the highs and lows of Prince’s triple album—read our in-depth review and listen to the tracks to form your own opinion.

 The album is a sonic assault that begins with the very first song.

 Slayer fully returns to the violent and precise thrash of the golden era.

World Painted Blood is Slayer's eleventh studio album, marking a strong return to their thrash metal roots after the less favored Diabulus in Musica. The album delivers fast, technically flawless tracks reminiscent of their golden era. The unique CD artwork complements the dark themes of violence and politics. Overall, it solidifies Slayer’s reputation for intense, powerful metal. Dive into Slayer's World Painted Blood and experience the raw power of classic thrash metal now!

 Behind an apparent serenity, hidden in his face and in his deep eyes, which are worth more than a thousand words, lie the suffering and frustration that led him to leave this cruel world forever.

 Kurt wanted to leave us a message of love and encouragement, even though no one truly understood his state of mind, and he no longer had the strength to go on.

This review explores Mike Shinoda’s evocative portrait of Kurt Cobain, focusing on the deep emotional impact it delivers. It highlights the depicted suffering and hope in Cobain’s expression, the symbolism within the artwork, and the personal connection the reviewer feels. Cobain’s legacy of empathy and peace is underscored as a lasting message from the troubled musician. Discover the powerful emotions behind Mike Shinoda’s Kurt Cobain portrait and immerse yourself in his story through art.

 He plays how and what he feels, nothing like the guitarists of the modern era.

 It took me back in time, when as a child I spent my days listening to Destroyer.

Ace Frehley's Anomaly is a triumphant solo album that showcases his enduring compositional talent and guitar mastery. The album delivers a classic 70s rock sound full of passion and nostalgia. Despite his personal struggles, Frehley remains a powerful force in rock music. Recommended both for longtime fans and newcomers alike, the album evokes the spirit of his Kiss days while standing strongly on its own. Listen to Ace Frehley's Anomaly and experience the timeless power of classic rock!

 It is the players who go out on the field. It’s they who win the matches. The coach can only make them lose.

 Serse Cosmi begins his coaching career on the bench of Bar Bruna in the Pontevecchio bar tournament. He wins it on the first try.

The review explores Serse Cosmi's football coaching career as told in the book 'L'Uomo Del Fiume.' It highlights his rise from amateur beginnings to professional success, focusing on his unique psychology-driven approach. Contrasts with other well-known coaches underscore the challenges of Italian football management. Despite ups and downs, Cosmi's dedication and tenacity stand out. Discover Serse Cosmi’s inspiring coaching journey—read the review and dive into 'L'Uomo Del Fiume' today!

 Michael Jackson represents the anti-musical par excellence.

 ‘She’s Out Of My Life’ is the most syrupy and stupid thing you can conceive, the anti-music par excellence.

This review delivers a strongly negative critique of Michael Jackson's album Off The Wall. The author expresses disdain for Jackson's voice and musical style, dismissing the album's tracks as pointless and poorly crafted. Despite acknowledging the album's popularity and critical acclaim elsewhere, the reviewer remains firmly critical and challenges fan idolatry. The review reads as both a personal vent and a confrontational musical analysis. Read this provocative review and decide for yourself if Off The Wall lives up to its legend.

 These excellent composers, as well as musicians, have managed to perfectly reconcile the speed of the blast beat with brilliant ideas, even with clean guitars.

 Every moment... I’ve always been thinking about the same song, because this song is the masterpiece of The Faceless’s artwork.

The Faceless' Planetary Duality is praised as a new benchmark in technical death metal. The band's skilled musicianship, including unique guitar techniques by Michael Keene, fast blast beats, and powerful growl vocals, create a compelling and philosophical atmosphere. The album's complexity and fusion of aggressive and clean guitar parts highlight its artistic depth. The reviewer highlights the fourth track as a standout masterpiece without dissecting every song. Dive into the intricate world of The Faceless' Planetary Duality and experience groundbreaking technical death metal now!

 The one who loves less is the strongest, as we know.

 You already replaced him with the Portugal. The Man who are certainly not the R.E.M., less Brit pop and more soul but you already feel less alone.

This poetic review of Portugal. The Man's album The Satanic Satanist explores themes of love and emotional strength in relationships. It contrasts the band's style with mainstream Britpop and praises their soulful sound. The reviewer finds comfort and connection through the album, suggesting it has a sincere emotional resonance. Overall, the album is presented as a meaningful and hum-worthy debut. Discover the soulful sounds of Portugal. The Man's The Satanic Satanist—listen now and feel the heartfelt vibes!

 His warm and enveloping voice tells stories of freedom, pain, and does so in solitude like an old uncle narrating to his young nieces and nephews.

 Closerto the bone is a folk album with a country soul, full of tributes; besides the one for Cash, we find “Sister Sinead” and a final tribute to Stephen Bruton.

Kris Kristofferson’s album 'Closer To The Bone' is a heartfelt folk and country record inspired by Johnny Cash’s later works. Produced by Don Was, it features sparse instrumentation highlighting Kristofferson’s wise, husky voice. The album includes poignant tributes to Cash, Stephen Bruton, and Sinead O’Connor. It warmly evokes themes of life, loss, and friendship. A hidden track and a bonus live disc add further value, making this a memorable late-career release. Listen to Kris Kristofferson’s 'Closer To The Bone' and experience a soulful journey through life's struggles and friendships.

 "Burn the witch," the best track on the album, is a hard-hitting song with an intro that immediately draws you in.

 Silver spoons & broken bones significantly diverges from the sound of The Darkness, offering more hard rock sounds overall and certainly less glam.

Stone Gods' debut album 'Silver Spoons & Broken Bones' delivers a solid hard rock experience with varied styles and standout tracks like 'Burn the Witch.' Although the absence of former lead Justin Hawkins is felt, the band's talent and promise are clear. Some pop-oriented tracks lack originality, yet the album captivates with its energy and diversity. Rated 4 out of 5, it's a promising start with anticipation for growth on the next release. Listen to Stone Gods' hard rock debut and discover a fresh take on classic rock energy!