Farabola opens with an energetic I.N.N.O.: a cry of liberation amidst fragments of images from the past.

 Metropol Parasol remains more convincing in their rock aspect, while electronic tracks provide a breath of fresh air.

Metropol Parasol’s debut album Farabola presents a powerful and compact sound defined by distorted bass, drums, and vocals without guitars. Singing in Italian, the band aligns with the rising emo core scene in Italy, balancing energetic rock with softer, synth-driven pop tracks. Highlights like I.N.N.O., Onde, and Emilio showcase their strength, while electronic moments bring refreshing variety. The album’s brevity and quality mark a promising start for the trio. Listen to Metropol Parasol’s Farabola and experience a fresh take on Italian emo rock with electronic twists!

 The eternal vinyl, launched into space on board NASA's Voyager, imagines nebulae too dark for Cosmic Couriers and particles too heavy.

 Along with Blown Out, it’s already leaving the Solar System (vintage synthesizers adjust the rotational motions) on a trajectory that intersects and sometimes grazes those of Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream, and Pink Floyd.

The review paints Algol as a space-themed album rich in cosmic mythology and vintage synthesizer sounds. It draws parallels with iconic space-psychedelic artists like Brian Eno and Pink Floyd. The reviewer uses vivid celestial imagery to describe the immersive experience. Although the rating is moderate, the album is portrayed as a thoughtful exploration of space and psychedelia. Algol offers a niche but engaging journey for fans of atmospheric synth music. Dive into Algol’s cosmic synthscape and explore a unique psychedelic journey through space-inspired sound.

 An album like Life Suits You Well, Huh? should be part of everyone’s collection.

 The tracks are climaxes with the perpetual indecision whether to explode or implode.

Life Suits You Well, Huh? is a 2016 album by Milan's Purple Got Me Slow Mo, praised for its evocative blend of post-rock influences like Slint and Codeine. The album features spoken and sung vocals balanced with atmospheric sounds ranging from shoegaze to drone. It captures moments of tension between explosion and implosion and is recommended as an essential addition to any collection. Sadly, the band has since disbanded. Dive into the atmospheric world of Purple Got Me Slow Mo—listen to 'Life Suits You Well, Huh?' and experience its unique post-rock journey today!

 "From the initial 'World War Now', the doubts that plagued even the most skeptical are dispelled; Kreator remains on their path, regardless of criticism."

 "Kreator, along with a few other historic groups, demonstrates that they have not yet run out of ammunition, and perhaps produce one of their best products since 'Violent Revolution'."

Kreator's 2017 album Gods Of Violence marks a confident return to thrash metal roots with melodic elements enhancing their signature sound. The album has been well-received, dispelling doubts and showcasing raw energy especially in standout tracks like 'World War Now' and 'Satan Is Real.' Though some songs fall short, the overall production and performance prove Kreator's ongoing relevance in the metal scene. Dive into Kreator's Gods Of Violence and experience thrash metal at its powerful best—listen now and feel the fury!

 ‘8 is a wild and compact, cyclical album. It has neither beginning nor end, a metaphor for the divine fury that harnesses elements and marks the perpetual cosmic flow of Everything.’

 ‘Let your overexcited nervous system withstand the brutal passage, as if traversed by trails of particles released from a supernova explosion.’

Ufomammut's album '8' is a powerful, continuous journey through cosmic and primal energies. The eight tracks blend heavy doom metal, psychedelic, and tribal rhythms into a seamless magma of sound. The album flows cyclically with no clear start or end, reflecting the eternal cosmic cycle. It delivers intense, hypnotic moments alongside controlled, accelerated soundscapes. Overall, '8' is a wild yet compact masterpiece of primal musical energy. Dive into Ufomammut's '8'—experience the cosmic fury and hypnotic rhythms of this intense doom metal opus now!

 1036 tracks or splinters of fear and madness; micro-songs placed one after the other with millimetric precision despite a technique reduced to the bone and just a barely decent production.

 Irreverent, caustic, provocative; this has made the Cripple Bastards unique.

This 4-CD collection captures the early years of Cripple Bastards, pioneers of oldschool grindcore in Italy. Packed with raw, chaotic tracks and extensive booklets, the set showcases their uncompromising attitude and musical innovation. Though not for casual listening, it's a must-have for fans of extreme punk and grindcore. The review praises their influence and urges experiencing their intense live shows. Dive into the chaotic world of Cripple Bastards and discover grindcore history—listen and experience the rage!

 Hills’ music expresses itself to the fullest of its potential and manifests wild and uncontrolled fury.

 The heart of the entire performance has an evident ritual component, expressed through evocative vocalisms invoking pagan midsummer festival spirits.

“Alive At Roadburn” captures Hills’ intense live performance at the 2016 Roadburn Festival with crystal-clear sound quality. The album showcases a rich blend of Swedish psychedelia, drone, heavy-psych, and kraut-rock influences. Its ritualistic and spiritual tones drive the emotive and powerful experience throughout four captivating tracks. The collaboration with Rocket Recordings continues to highlight the band’s impressive evolution. Dive into the hypnotic live sounds of Hills at Roadburn—listen now to experience the power of Swedish psychedelic rock!

 One can have a father who opens doors, but if you don’t have what it takes, you can’t walk through them, and the Lehigh Valley quartet certainly has what it takes.

 'Phases' defines itself, it is a phase of their evolution, and once the thoughts on the various influences are left behind, one can appreciate the product in front of them.

Next To None's 'Phases' is a courageous and structured album by a young metal band showing clear growth from their debut. The mix of metalcore, death metal, and prog influences offers interesting experiments despite some immaturity. Vocals and harmonies show promise, and the album rewards attentive listening with impactful tracks like 'Alone' and 'Kek'. While not revolutionary, it's an honest and promising work worth exploring. Listen to Next To None's 'Phases' and discover a fresh, evolving metal sound with powerful riffs and honest emotions.

 The electric guitar spreads shards of sound that lodge in the brain until they destroy the mind.

 Mountain Mirror is a kind of dronic kraut-rock construction, meditative yet obsessive, suggesting ancient rituals.

Mountain Rituals marks the debut LP from Snakes Don’t Belong in Alaska, a Newcastle trio delivering immersive acid psychedelic and dronic kraut-rock music. The album consists of two expansive tracks showcasing powerful bass, electric guitar, and meditative tonalities. Influenced by legendary acts like Ash Ra Tempel and Acid Mothers Temple, this release positions the band as a promising new force in the neo-psychedelic scene. Fans of expansive, mind-expanding music should not miss this unique sonic journey. Dive into the hypnotic soundscapes of Mountain Rituals and experience the cutting edge of neo-psychedelic rock today!

 The attempt to narrate creates true confusion in this chapter.

 This chapter is the sad and boring end of it all.

Michael Bay's Transformers: The Last Knight struggles with a confusing, poorly constructed story overshadowed by excessive visual spectacle. Actors seem misplaced, and the plot turns absurd with random, unrelated scenes. The film abandons artistic ambition in favor of sensory overload, marking a disappointing decline in the beloved franchise. It suggests the series might be better off ending. Read the full review and decide if Transformers: The Last Knight is worth your time or signals the end of an era.

 Never would a true artist, like the one in question, be capable of tarnishing their own art by releasing a work they are not convinced of.

 'Come' is a Jazz piece with a strong funky and RnB accent, led by an amazing horn section and bass: 11.13 minutes of genius.

Prince's 1994 album 'Come' is often misunderstood and underrated despite its high artistic value. The record blends jazz, funk, blues, rock, and RnB with outstanding musicianship and inventive guitar work. Although commercially unsuccessful, it stands as one of Prince's finest works, showcasing his willingness to prioritize artistic integrity over commercial appeal. The review highlights specific tracks and their unique musical styles, asserting this as the best Prince album ever. Listen to Prince's 'Come' and experience a bold blend of jazz, funk, and blues from one of music's greatest icons.

 The lyrics have become more thoughtful compared to the past, with a careful use of socially themed messages.

 L'Alba Di Nuovo proves to be attentive to keeping alive the rules laid down by the genre’s sacred monsters years ago, making speed and grit its strength.

L'Alba Di Nuovo returns after five years with a self-titled EP showcasing natural artistic growth within melodic hardcore. The band sticks to their Italian roots, delivering thoughtful, socially conscious lyrics. The EP maintains a consistent brisk pace with energetic tracks and a concluding acoustic piece, appealing strongly to genre fans. The release honors the traditions of melodic hardcore while highlighting improved musicianship. Listen to L'Alba Di Nuovo's latest EP and experience authentic melodic hardcore with a modern twist!

 When they nail a great song, where power and melody perfectly merge to create modern 'anthems', there's no one that can match them.

 Decent but forgettable. Dispensable.

The review praises Foo Fighters' ability to craft powerful modern anthems with strong melody. However, the album alternates between excellent tracks and less inspiring fillers. While some ballads are good, the presence of superfluous songs leaves the album feeling decent but ultimately forgettable and dispensable. Discover the highs and lows of Foo Fighters' Concrete And Gold—listen now and decide if the anthems outweigh the fillers!

 "Blood Honey is the best piece of the album, full of pathos, with a powerful and anguished chorus."

 "Heaven Upside Down feels like the album is Marilyn Manson and not by Marilyn Manson."

The review evaluates Marilyn Manson's tenth album 'Heaven Upside Down' as a mix of industrial, blues rock, and alternative sounds. It highlights standout tracks like 'Blood Honey' and 'Saturnalia', praises producer Tyler Bates, but notes several weaker, uninspired songs. The album is seen as a step below its predecessor 'The Pale Emperor', yet confirms Manson's partial return to form after a difficult period. Discover the highs and lows of Marilyn Manson's 'Heaven Upside Down'—listen now and decide if his comeback rocks your world!

 You can always trust Justin.

 An ever glacial rarefaction as occurs in the five minutes of 'In Your Shadow': solemn and lethal, closely reminiscent of the unforgettable Isis.

Godflesh's 2017 album Post Self marks a powerful return with classic industrial heaviness softened by more atmospheric and liquid elements. The review praises Justin Broadrick's trusted artistry and highlights the album's progression from intense sound assaults to more subdued passages. Tracks like 'In Your Shadow' exemplify the band's evolving style with solemn, glacial atmospheres. Overall, Post Self stands out as one of the best releases of 2017. Listen to Godflesh's Post Self and experience the chilling evolution of industrial metal today!

 If nowadays a singer-songwriter album (even if American) can still make sense, it is thanks to works like this.

 This way, it avoids the pitfalls of repetitiveness and, even without changing the course of rock history, manages to produce an enjoyable and not trivial album.

This review highlights the album 'Lotta Sea Lice' by Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile as a successful example of modern singer-songwriter music. The album blends folk and alternative guitar work with alternating male and female vocals. It offers a fresh take on simple guitar-and-voice songs, avoiding repetitiveness. While not revolutionary, it is enjoyable and crafted with class and talent. Discover the unique blend of voices and guitars in Lotta Sea Lice – listen now and experience this captivating collaboration!

 The minimal electronics that make up the tracks of this album are not enough to make it significant.

 The toxic lolita voice doesn’t help to give substance to songs that don’t have much to say either.

This review argues that the minimal electronic style of Fever Ray’s Plunge album lacks innovation and overall inspiration. The vocal delivery is described as toxic lolita and fails to add substance. Though a few tracks show some depth and darkness, they are insufficient to elevate the album. Ultimately, the project feels unsustainable without creative peaks. Explore Fever Ray’s Plunge to form your own opinion on its minimal electronic style and darker moments.

 Lana Del Rey has grown up... setting aside the portrayal of a languid and disillusioned character.

 The final moments of the album reveal a sunny landscape breach... Lana’s eyes look to the future, with its challenges and rewards.

Lana Del Rey shows significant artistic growth in Lust for Life, moving away from past toxic romance themes toward more genuine emotional expressions. The album blends orchestral and trap influences with dreamy and reflective lyrics. Collaborations add depth, featuring notable artists like Stevie Nicks and Sean Ono Lennon. Overall, the album presents a hopeful and mature outlook, differing from her earlier works. The music balances melancholic moments with brighter, acoustic interludes. Listen to Lust for Life and experience Lana Del Rey’s heartfelt and mature musical journey today!

 In our music, you find this vision of the devil as part of every human being, and not as a spirit or creature of fairy tales that our dear priests love to tell.

 Working with Jim Diamond was magnificent; he understood us immediately and brought out a sound from us that we didn’t believe we had.

The Devils, an Italian duo from Naples, deliver fierce and raw alternative garage rock with deep blues roots. Their album 'Iron Butt,' produced by Jim Diamond, features ironic and provocative themes inspired by religion and human nature. The band rejects traditional scene affiliations, focusing on authentic musical expression. The review highlights their unique style and meaningful concept behind the project. Dive into The Devils' raw rock energy and listen to their provocative new album 'Iron Butt' now!

 ‘Kung Fury’ is undoubtedly a truly well-crafted work perfectly achieving its dual purpose of being both a nostalgia operation and a way to mock an entire generation.

 The film’s contents are so many and all condensed into this one half-hour, that the making of the film took Sandberg almost two years of work.

Kung Fury is a 31-minute cult short film by David Sandberg that overflows with 80s action and pop culture references. The film is a parody blending martial arts, sci-fi, and absurd humor as it follows a kung-fu cop battling Hitler with an eccentric team. Its rich nods to arcade games, vintage cinema, and cult fandom make it both a nostalgic tribute and a hilarious self-aware comedy. The film’s success led to a dedicated fanbase and a related video game. Dive into the wild, hilarious world of Kung Fury and relive the best of 80s action and arcade culture today!