Listening to the tracks of this album takes you back to the previous Microchip Emozionale, which was definitely more successful.

 From garbage, you often manage to obtain something with a new form, a bit like with plastic, compost, biogas...

 Discover the unique sound of Subsonica's Amorematico—listen now and explore its Italian technopop roots!

 They’re cute, in some parts a bit Cure, in other parts a bit Sonic Youth/Pavement, but in the end, live, perhaps they’re lacking a bit of charisma.

 For the first time in my life, no one dared to ask for an encore, maybe for fear of hearing the same pieces again.

 Discover the early live energy of The Strokes and decide for yourself if youth trumps charisma—listen to their 2002 Milano show now!

 This CD is somewhat flat, I would say neither fish nor fowl.

 A mélange of sounds without a precise direction, nothing that captures attention.

 Discover why Ian Brown's Music Of The Spheres struggles to impress—read the full review and listen for yourself!

 The album is enjoyable, especially now that the radios have stopped torturing us with hits from this group.

 It’s not a masterpiece, but some good dance music won’t be out of place in any of your CD collections.

 Discover Modjo’s unique blend of retro and modern dance beats – listen to their album today!

 Maxim "out of The Prodigy" shows us who the mind of the group is.

 "Money making is a wonderful thing..." sums up the purpose of this album in its chorus.

 Discover Maxim's Hell's Kitchen and judge the blend of Prodigy beats and collaborations for yourself!

 Who the hell do you think you are? Just look at these people!

 Without inventing anything, they want to become celebrities.

 Read this unfiltered take on Electric Soft Parade’s debut and decide if their music lives up to the hype!

 If you like Monster Magnet and Queens of the Stone Age, this is the album you're looking for.

 Don’t be surprised if they all sound a bit the same to you. It’s a limit of the genre, not the band.

 Listen to California Crossing now and dive into Fu Manchu's fuzzy stoner rock journey!

 Poor, rehashed ’50s garage rock without the slightest originality.

 Kudos for the packaging, marketing, and “identity,” which are enough to pique our interest.

 Discover the hype behind The White Stripes' 'White Blood Cells' and decide if it's style or substance for yourself.

 Dark atmospheres, one imagines East Berlin, colored lights and mathmos lamps.

 More than an album, it seems like a mnemonic journey through both near and distant memories together.

 Listen to Lali Puna's Scary World Theory and experience minimalist electronica that captivates and inspires.

 "Big Exit is programmatic for the entire album: bass/guitar/drums and her voice fragile yet firm, melodic yet angry."

 "A masterpiece album, as few come out."

 Listen to PJ Harvey’s iconic album and experience the raw emotion and powerful melodies today!

 Aside from the poor "It Began In Africa," the album is good.

 It’s not love, but it’s a nice album. Get my drift?

 Listen to The Chemical Brothers' Come With Us and explore their unique blend of electronic sounds!

 Few CDs in my modest collection give me the same feeling of 'slipping away.'

 A timeless album, it could be from the 70s or from next year... In its lack of pretension, it is superb.

 Listen to The Strokes' 'Is This It' and experience a timeless indie rock classic today!

 This pseudo-acoustic duo seems somewhere between the most boring moments of R.E.M. and John Denver.

 There is always the feeling of déjà-vu or better, déjà-heard.

 Discover if Turin Brakes' The Optimist lives up to the hype or falls flat with this honest review.

 The audience is old but the Church aren’t, they continue to make new songs, avoid singles, greatest hits, sometimes lingering too smugly in mainstream psychedelia á la Floyd, yawning.

 Twenty years of career that close in an unworthy manner, the sadness is maximum, but the blame is theirs, they are at fault for not having stopped.

 Discover The Church live experience—listen to classic and new tracks from this unique 2002 concert!

 This is the most useless album I’ve ever had the misfortune to listen to.

 B.R.M.C. are a photocopy made with expired toner of the Jesus And Mary Chain.

 Read this candid review before listening to BRMC’s debut and discover why originality matters in rock music.

 "Party Hard" seems played by the Sex Pistols and starts with a vocoder like the Beastie Boys.

 We don't like it (or do we?), but 'she is beautiful she is beautiful she is beautiful...' get it out of my head...

 Discover the wild energy of Andrew W.K.'s 'I Get Wet' – listen now and feel the party vibe!

 The music of Shellac is best explained: simple, spartan, minimal, analog rock, recorded without overdubs, live.

 Songs based on dynamics, devoid of any technical virtuosity but based almost entirely on dynamics, built on relentless staccatos.

 Listen to Shellac’s 1000 Hurts now and experience raw, minimalist analog rock masterfully produced by Steve Albini.

 "Buffalo brings us back to the Church we know and love, with intimate lyrics and warm, understated vocals."

 "Unfortunately, the free instrumental CD is useless, made up of echoes and reverbs that fail to engage."

 Explore 'Hologram of Baal' to uncover hidden gems from The Church's unique alternative rock journey.

 An ill-fated attempt at eclecticism. As eclecticism hardly ever succeeds.

 Good to listen to on the radio. On Radio One. For a couple of minutes.

 Discover the mixed textures of Air’s 10.000 Hz. Legend and decide if this experimental album is for you!

 Chills guaranteed.

 I recommend the poignant 'Untitled', a ballad with syncopated rhythms as only Jimi Chamberlin can do.

 Explore Smashing Pumpkins' Rotten Apples and experience rare tracks perfect for true fans and collectors!