'Arrapaho' is truly awful. And it’s not just the horror impudicitiae that dictates such a judgment, but the simple fact that... justice is not served to Squallor.

 The only successful performances are those indirectly featuring the presence of Squallor, like 'Avida' and 'O tiempo se ne va' where the voices accompany a decent stage representation.

 Discover the contrast between Squallor’s sharp album and its notorious film—listen to 'Arrapaho' and see why the music outshines the movie!

 Puccini, the indirect executioner of the great human aspirations expressed through the figures of myth.

 Madama Butterfly is an extraordinary work of delicate craftsmanship, an example of pain and lyricism.

 Discover the beauty and depth of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly—listen to this timeless opera and experience a powerful cultural drama today!

 Burn, burn, yes ya gonna burn

 You can kill the revolutionary but you can't kill the revolution.

 Listen to Audioslave's 'Your Time Has Come' and feel the fiery revolution in its music and lyrics!

 Explore Audioslave's 'Out Of Exile' and decide for yourself about this balanced rock album.

 The atmosphere is damnably claustrophobic, a close relative of Foetus’s psycho-industrial visions.

 The 'end of the world' atmosphere accumulates minute by minute into a spasmodic tension, summed up in a suspense that makes you hold your breath.

 Dive into the eerie world of Rhythm & Noise's Chasm's Accord—listen now for a spine-chilling avant-garde electronic experience.

 Beautiful, very beautiful. Style in abundance.

 Cesare, you’re always a legend, but I expected more.

 Discover Cesare Basile’s poetic live artistry—listen to this unique acoustic concert now!

 We are faced with a soundtrack for an orgy among mad machines, indecipherable life forms(?), and some remnants of sub-humanity.

 The result is a freezing, excruciating sound, saturated with anxiety and terror and at the same time amused and euphoric.

 Dive into Chrome's Alien Soundtracks to experience a unique psychedelic journey that challenges and excites the senses.

 It’s an attack on censors, organized propriety, and the pretentiously cultured.

 The only real flaw of this album is the music, which might seem too often harsh and not very catchy to some people.

 Discover Bennato’s sharp social critique and classic tracks – listen to ‘Io che non sono l’imperatore’ now!

 Let yourself be lulled and transported by every single note, free your mind, put aside all prejudice and listen to it in one breath.

 The music adapts to the story almost perfectly, aided discreetly and optimally by orchestral instruments such as bassoon, clarinet, oboe, and flute.

 Listen to Camel’s The Snow Goose and experience a timeless progressive rock masterpiece inspired by a poignant story.

 "Listening to the debut album by Relaypse Mexico brought that period to mind."

 "Ultimately, an excellent album that I recommend to lovers of unknown but talented metal/crossover bands."

 Listen to Relaypse's Mexico and experience a fresh burst of underground metal energy today!

 If I found Morello in an accident, stuck in a car about to explode, I’d say: Hey, aren’t you the one who said: 'Things like rebellion and resistance to authority are absolutely as much part of the human experience as love and cars are...'?

 Not only does this single suck ass and make balls puke, but Morello disgusts both my entire reproductive system, and the cock and balls.

 Read this unfiltered take and decide if Audioslave's 'Be Yourself' lives up to the hype or not!

 This album is a gem, instrumental music in a jazz-downtempo style that spans nu-jazz, funk, chill out, dub, glitch, hip hop, and post rock atmospheres.

 Tales From The Sitting Room is an intoxicating substance capable of making you travel, just as only certain good jazz records know how to do...

 Listen to Stromba’s 'Tales From The Sitting Room' now and explore a dazzling blend of nu-jazz and downtempo grooves!

 "There’s a bit of 'Dookie' in all of us!"

 "Dookie is the paranoia of someone who just can’t understand themselves to the point of goosebumps."

 Dive into Green Day’s Dookie and experience the raw pulse of youth’s chaos, angst, and unforgettable punk anthems!

 "A riff by Heaven Shall Burn is not easily confused with that of another band... they have something extra: personality."

 "'Whatever It May Take' has a soul: the soul of those who harbor anger, of those who seek to 'burning the heavens' of moral convictions."

 Explore Heaven Shall Burn's groundbreaking album 'Whatever It May Take' and experience a metalcore milestone!

 The greatness of this work... lies in its being a comprehensive compendium of life, from the suffering of abandonment and death, to the faith in a hope of a way out of the pain.

 For me a Masterpiece of art and life!

 Dive into Eels' profound journey—listen to Blinking Lights and experience hope through music.

 If the album could be summed up in one word, it would be: elegance.

 An album that has made the history of the genre, a must-have.

 Listen to Kind of Blue and experience the timeless elegance of jazz's greatest masterpiece.

 Dark and very distant voices, almost subliminal, the ticking of a bell growing louder and louder, deep and sinister sounds intertwining in a healthy harmony.

 Anyone who has not yet had the chance to listen to it and is a fan of this genre cannot let it slip away.

 Discover the haunting beauty of Depeche Mode's Black Celebration—listen now and experience a dark electronic masterpiece.

 "Twenty Years of Dischord stands to an independent music enthusiast like the Bible does to a devout, non-hypocritical Catholic."

 "The true gem of the box set is the over 130-page book titled 'Putting DC on the Map,' containing the entire history of Dischord narrated by the bosses Mackaye and Jeff Nelson."

 Discover the roots of indie and hardcore punk with this essential Dischord anthology—listen, read, and dive deep into music history!

 Q And Not U hit the mark once again with their third long-distance endeavor.

 Songs are both fiery and icy at the same time: falsettos worthy of a Prince who embraces the punk cause in 2005.

 Listen to Q And Not U's 'Power' and experience a dynamic fusion of punk-funk and indie rock reinvented for 2005.

 It’s a good album that perhaps lacks something, that ‘hand’ of God—Ronnie James, to be clear.

 Black Sabbath has never just thrown together four notes and lyrics, and therefore on this front, we can’t help but achieve a certain quality: texts almost always sensible and coherent and an excellent record production.

 Discover the highs and lows of Black Sabbath's Cross Purposes—listen now and explore the band's evolution!