"An intense, engaging, and intelligent album."

 "You will not find a theme or a style tied to musical genres in the tracks."

Fulvio Bozzetta's debut album 'Metabolismo Lento' is an engaging and intelligent work featuring twelve tracks that blend diverse musical genres. At 67, the mathematics professor channels a lifelong passion for music into a captivating sonic experience. The album resists genre classification, moving between rock, tango, funk, and intimate songwriting. It's praised as a small masterpiece and a must-listen. Listen to Fulvio Bozzetta's 'Metabolismo Lento' and explore a masterful mix of genres and heartfelt songwriting today!

 One After the Other is a way to see myself from different angles and relate to the current world, which changes and evolves at a dizzying pace.

 A substantial, full record, composed of a varied and very well-crafted style.

Blade's 'Uno dopo l'altro' is a well-crafted solo debut blending personal and powerful tracks. Featuring collaborations with prominent Sicilian rap artists, it reflects on evolving times. The album offers a deep insight into the artist's perspective and the contemporary world through varied styles. It's especially recommended for fans of genuine rap music. Discover Blade's authentic Sicilian rap style – listen to 'Uno dopo l'altro' now and explore the depth of Italian hip-hop!

 The album sounds much fresher compared to the previous one, and the completely pink cover already gives a different idea of what awaits us.

 The melancholic vein that permeated their debut album here fades and is only felt in tracks like "Shimmer."

Moose Blood's album 'Blush' showcases a fresher and more polished sound compared to their debut. While the lyrics occasionally feel overly sentimental and less distinct, the band’s improved production and confidence shine through. The melancholic touch is mostly preserved in certain tracks like 'Shimmer.' Overall, 'Blush' is a strong follow-up that solidifies the band’s growing global fanbase and promising future. Discover Moose Blood’s 'Blush' and experience a polished emo journey full of emotional highs and nostalgic moments.

 "'Who Feels Love?' is probably the most psychedelic piece of their discography."

 "The real masterpiece...was hidden on the B-side, the poignant ballad 'One Way Road.'"

The review highlights 1999 as a turbulent year for Oasis with key lineup changes and personal struggles. 'Who Feels Love?' is noted as their most psychedelic track, influenced by George Harrison, reflecting themes of purification and love. The single’s B-side, 'One Way Road,' is praised as a hidden masterpiece later covered by Paul Weller. Overall, the single represents a critical moment in their experimental album 'Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants.' Dive into Oasis' journey with 'Who Feels Love?'—listen now and discover the psychedelic side and hidden gems of their 2000 era.

 The album is absolutely not a disaster, but lacks inventiveness in the second part, which turns out to be boring and stagnant.

 Powerful and impactful songs like the opener 'Sparta' or 'The Lost Battalion' are certainly well-executed, but the feeling of having already heard something similar is strong.

Sabaton's album The Last Stand features powerful, impactful songs typical of the band's style but suffers from a lack of originality, especially in the album's second half. While the energetic first half offers strong, catchy choruses, the latter songs feel repetitive and stagnant. Fans of Sabaton will likely enjoy it, but casual listeners may find it less engaging. Overall, the album is competent but not groundbreaking. Discover Sabaton’s latest battle-themed power metal album and decide if it stands out or blends in the genre’s landscape.

 Nocturnal Animals stands out as one of the most interesting and original dramatic thrillers of the last few years.

 The originality and the immense finesse of this unusual thriller lie precisely in these different types of brutality and revenge.

Tom Ford’s Nocturnal Animals impresses as one of 2016’s most original and engaging dramatic thrillers. The film skilfully blends a story within a story, combining southern gothic violence with deep emotional remorse. Ford’s direction shines with aesthetic sophistication and a complex narrative structure. Outstanding performances by Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal enhance the film's intensity. The movie also offers a subtle social critique, making it a memorable cinematic experience. Watch Nocturnal Animals now for a gripping blend of drama, suspense, and stunning visuals.

 the quality and listening remain enjoyable and fun, and we are still in front of eight beautiful songs, eight tales of music and words to express, communicate, suffer, enjoy, and... play.

 our most representative group, fresh from a positive collaboration with Fabrizio De Andrè, embarks on a new adventure with the battle cry of 'Si Può Fare,' presenting an album that sounds as young and fresh as ever.

The review reflects on PFM's 1980 album Suonare Suonare as a fresh yet nostalgic record with eight captivating tracks. It acknowledges the band's evolution and prominent collaborations, highlighting its enjoyable quality. The reviewer considers it near the band's last great work and praises its emotional depth. Overall, the album remains a significant experience for fans of Italian progressive rock. Discover the vibrant sounds of Premiata Forneria Marconi’s Suonare Suonare and dive into one of their last shining albums!

 Daniel’s voice is sweet and gritty as always; after all, he would sound convincing even if he were reciting the phone book.

 Approach the listening confidently, you won’t regret it.

The review praises Pain of Salvation's 'Meaningless' as a successful work on all fronts. Daniel Gildenlöw's voice is highlighted as both sweet and gritty. Strong production and robust sound complete the experience. The reviewer highly recommends confident listening, expecting a masterpiece. Discover the powerful sound and vocals of Pain of Salvation’s 'Meaningless'—give it a confident listen today!

 It’s something dark and, for some reason still, almost unknown. A phenomenon linking the past and the future with a thin line of mystery.

 FIVE HOURS OF RECORDINGS, which take the listener into a state of total alienation, of greyness and apathy, where synthetic voices... incessantly dictate numbers, syllables, acronyms.

This review examines The Conet Project, a unique compilation of mysterious shortwave radio recordings known as numbers stations. It highlights the eerie and cryptic nature of the broadcasts, their Cold War origins, and their impact on various musicians. The compilation challenges traditional definitions of music, blending history, mystery, and sound. Listeners are advised caution due to the unsettling atmosphere. Dive into The Conet Project to experience the eerie world of Cold War numbers stations—listen if you dare!

 If listened to in full, it causes an internal upheaval.

 Cybernetic easy listening, which looked to the future and did so retrospectively, fishing from what television and mass culture regurgitated in the form of dung to transform it into gold.

This review evokes deep childhood nostalgia inspired by the album 'Second Hand Dreams' by Messer für Frau Müller. The duo's music blends diverse genres with innovative sampling, creating an emotional and abstract journey. The reviewer praises the album as a masterpiece that triggers a profound internal response and compares its coolness favorably to Fat Boy Slim. The album is described as a cultural roller coaster with cybernetic easy listening vibes, blending electronic soundscapes with psychedelic elements. Listen to Messer für Frau Müller's 'Second Hand Dreams' and experience a nostalgic, genre-defying music journey like no other.

 Goblin Problems, five minutes and forty seconds of raw, hallucinatory punk rock, played with heart and recorded sloppily.

 This is about people who aren’t pathetic, but who experience it.

Goblin Problems is a brief but impactful lo-fi punk EP by Teen Suicide that captures the spirit of indie depression and old-school bedroom pop. The review appreciates its raw, heartfelt execution and situates it within the late 80s and 90s indie scene. It highlights the EP’s sloppy yet sincere sound and suggests other Teen Suicide releases for listeners seeking more. Overall, it’s praised as an authentic expression of youthful melancholy and punk ethos. Listen to Goblin Problems now and dive into Teen Suicide’s raw lo-fi indie punk world!

 Triple somersaults in sizzling soundscapes, pulsing basses supporting adrenaline-pumping rhythms.

 Boiling asphalt and ripped clothes, uncontrollable contortions on hot coals.

The review vividly describes The Mars Volta's debut album as a high-energy, psychedelic progressive rock experience. It highlights complex instrumentation, explosive rhythms, and an intense, hallucinogenic atmosphere. The album is portrayed as a chaotic yet thrilling sonic journey, full of adrenaline and intricate sound layers. Overall, it praises the album’s ability to captivate with its unique blend of urgency and musical skill. Dive into The Mars Volta’s intense psychedelic journey—listen to De-Loused in the Comatorium now!

 Just reading it, without even listening, we say "yes, it’s a great album!"

 We can say that the 8 years of reflection were truly well spent, the Tiles are back with a great record, rich and varied like never before.

Tiles make a grand return with 'Pretending 2 Run,' a double CD that confidently blends hard progressive rock with folk and acoustic touches. Featuring notable guests and complex arrangements, the album stands out as one of their best to date. While some filler tracks exist, the overall quality and variety shine through, showing growth after an 8-year hiatus. This release highlights the band's maturity and distinctive style, making it a must-listen for prog fans. Dive into Tiles' 'Pretending 2 Run' and experience a masterful blend of hard prog and folk—listen now and rediscover the band's brilliance!

 Very few other bands can boast the sonic extremism of the band; from their distant beginnings, they have tried to blend Grindcore, Death Metal, Hardcore, Noise together; succeeding.

 Uncontrolled violence; killer riffs that hit like flaming bullets on the sweaty bodies that have rushed there for them.

Brutal Truth's 'Goodbye Cruel World!' is a powerful live album capturing their signature blend of grindcore, death metal, hardcore, and noise. Released as a farewell before their temporary breakup, it features 56 intense, short tracks recorded worldwide. The album includes devastating covers paying homage to influential bands. Praised for its raw aggression and unstoppable energy, it's a definitive document of the band's legacy. Discover Brutal Truth’s intense farewell live album—listen now and experience the raw power of extreme metal!

 "The track, infused with Blues, mixes Soul tones and Chain-Gang rhythms that perfectly suit the curves of Graham's powerful voice."

 "I'm only human after all"

Rag'n'Bone Man's single 'Human' blends blues, soul, and chain-gang rhythms masterfully, showcasing his powerful voice. The track's heartfelt lyrics resonate deeply, hinting at a promising upcoming album. It's climbing radio charts and captivating listeners with its emotional depth and style. Listen to 'Human' now and experience Rag'n'Bone Man's soulful blues fusion firsthand!

 It's hard to find dull moments in these forty-nine minutes of tracklist; each track enjoys its own recognizability.

 If you love elaborate compositions, arpeggios with a faint jazzy hint, and clean vocals, listening to this band and particularly this latest work is a must.

Dance Gavin Dance's 'Mothership' is a standout post-hardcore album showcasing a blend of mathcore, jazz fusion, and pop elements. The band strikes a perfect balance between experimentation and accessibility, especially on tracks like 'Young Robot.' Featuring excellent guitar work by Will Swan and polished production by Kris Crummett, the album marks a mature and exhilarating point in the band's career. Listen to 'Mothership' now and experience Dance Gavin Dance's thrilling blend of post-hardcore innovation and musical mastery!

 They are described as nightmare pop, and this definition fits perfectly.

 Rachel’s voice guides us with a trembling hand through these woods, it is a cold hand that sometimes slips away, disappears, and then we run to catch up with it again.

Older Terrors by Esben and the Witch continues the band's evolution with a blend of dream pop, post-punk, and gothic influences. The album uses four long tracks to create a hypnotic and eerie atmosphere reminiscent of dark folktales. Vocalist Rachel’s fragile voice anchors listeners through this immersive, haunting soundscape. Though slow-paced, the album rewards patience with its powerful, evocative storytelling and mood. Dive into the hypnotic world of Older Terrors and experience Esben and the Witch’s dark fairy tale soundscape.

 Sweet and crystalline pop, pure secondhand jangle.

 It is enjoyable, not exhilarating; it entertains the pop fan, displeases the noise fan.

Days of Abandon delivers sweet, crystalline pop with dreamy atmospheres and clear influences from the Smiths and The Cure. The album is well-written and well-performed but stays within safe, familiar territory. It appeals to longtime fans and pop lovers, though it may not excite noise or experimental music fans. Overall, it provides a pleasant, melancholic mood perfect for reflective listening. Listen to Days of Abandon for a dreamy indie pop experience blending melancholy and melody.

 Nothing is more dangerous than a man at bay.

 Because if truly nothing is more dangerous than a man at bay, Bowie could have expressed pain in two ways: Frustration or Philosophy.

This review delves into David Bowie’s 'Letter To Hermione,' highlighting its emotional depth and poetic tribute to a past love. It reflects on Bowie’s early life, his relationship with Hermione Farthingale, and the artistic growth sparked by heartbreak. The review praises the song’s empathy, lyrical complexity, and the use of blue notes to convey restlessness and pain. Bowie’s vulnerable yet hopeful expression makes this piece a favorite among fans. Discover the heartfelt story behind David Bowie’s 'Letter To Hermione' and experience the emotion woven into his early music.

 We will continue to pick up these nonsensical records of three live-recorded free-form pieces, with distorted guitars, feedback, jack games going in and out, a random harmonica, Kim Gordon randomly vocalizing.

 If you want to buy good stuff to listen to, you pay the same or less than for listening to crap; if you want to smoke good stuff, you pay more, even a lot more, than that crap rubber.

The review uses irony to explore the absurdities of the music market, contrasting it with other commodity markets like tobacco. It praises Body/Head's No Waves for its raw, direct live recordings capturing freeform noise and experimental guitar with Kim Gordon’s vocals. While critiquing the devaluation of music in the digital age, it embraces the cultural niche and underground appeal of such releases. The enthusiasm for buying and supporting independent, challenging music shines through despite its occasional roughness. Discover the raw, noisy world of Body/Head’s No Waves—listen now and dive into experimental sound fueled by Kim Gordon’s iconic style!