THEY ARE BACK!

 If this amalgam of Black and Doom Metal is to continue, I would be very happy.

Arctic Thunder signals Darkthrone's triumphant return to the slow, oppressive Norwegian Black Metal style that defined them. The album blends subtle Doom and Heavy Metal influences, showcasing a structured partnership between Nocturno Culto and Fenriz. Despite a few less engaging Heavy Metal tracks, the album is a solid 40-minute journey that pleases longtime fans. The reviewer considers it one of their best works in the last 15 years alongside The Underground Resistance. Discover Darkthrone’s Arctic Thunder—experience their powerful Black Metal revival today!

 A bijou of all romantic and emotional lo-fi; a small evolution for a small band.

 Lots of imprecision, lots of love, and lots of soft distortion.

Space Mountain’s Big Sky is a charming lo-fi album packed with romantic and emotional vibes. The band evolves gently from their previous work, maintaining influences from The Magnetic Fields, Pavement, and Yo La Tengo. Despite some rough edges and imperfection, the album's soft distortion and heartfelt feelings make it a captivating listen. Listen to Space Mountain’s Big Sky for a heartfelt journey through romantic lo-fi soundscapes.

 Matt Johnson attacks his world, the Western world, its decadence, and its vices without mincing words.

 Mind Bomb represents one of the peaks of 'high' pop of the second half of the 80s.

Mind Bomb, released in 1989 by The The, stands as their best album, blending diverse musical styles and rich arrangements. Featuring Matt Johnson's compelling vocals and Johnny Marr's skilled guitar, it combines pop with social and political critique. The album's themes challenge Western decadence, supported by unusual instruments that enhance the sound. It remains a pinnacle of sophisticated 80s pop. Listen to Mind Bomb and explore one of the most compelling pop albums of the 1980s.

 "This album is a shadowy, noir album in every sense."

 "The lyrics are mature and emblematic, ranging from tormented loves to social tragedy."

Sibirka’s album 'La notte è meno nera dell'uomo' marks a radical stylistic shift toward a dark, noir-inspired sound blending alternative and grunge rock. The album explores mature themes including broken love and pressing social issues like the Mediterranean migrant crisis. Produced collaboratively with Paolo Messere, it presents an aggressive and powerful project. Overall, it is a compelling and mature artistic statement. Discover Sibirka’s intense new album—stream it now for a dark, gripping rock experience.

 "The desire to escape from a society based on distorted values and a constant sense of inadequacy..."

 "An album, between punk and power pop, of five powerful and fresh tracks, united by the same feeling."

The EP Fuoco di sbarramento by Pyjamarama offers five fresh and powerful tracks blending punk and power pop styles. The songs explore themes of societal critique and personal escape. Highlighted tracks include the love song 'Piazza Syntagma' and the aggressive closing track 'Pioggia Acida'. Overall, the EP communicates a strong and relevant message through sharp and emotionally charged music. Listen to Pyjamarama’s Fuoco di sbarramento and explore their powerful blend of punk energy and social commentary today!

 The album consists of nine tracks with very dark tones.

 Several texts not solely focused on the SELF but on a true critique of a selfish society, devoid of any kind of affection and depth.

Minimal Joy's album Cold Kiss offers nine tracks imbued with dark and melancholic tones exploring themes of personal failure, love, and societal selfishness. The album transitions between introspective reflections and broader social critiques. Supported by Musicraiser crowdfunding, it concludes with the intense track 'Cigarettes after Lunch.' The emotional depth complements its electro pop style. Dive into Minimal Joy's Cold Kiss and discover its haunting blend of dark electro pop and profound emotional themes.

 "It seems that his colleagues want to say, 'Ok Steve, we pay you tribute, we give you the due merit for everything you have done in your enormous career; but in these songs, your voice, your charisma, your energy, and above all the electricity of your guitar are missing.'"

 "Chuck takes on the guise of a folksinger and interprets the song in his own way. A masterpiece within a masterpiece: applause from up close..."

The review praises 'From a Man of Mysteries: A Steve Wynn Tribute' as a heartfelt collection honoring Steve Wynn's 25-year career. Featuring contributions from longtime friends and collaborators, the album blends folk, rock, and emotional performances. It highlights standout tracks by Chris Eckman, Johnette Napolitano, Chuck Prophet, and Thalia Zedek. Presented as a loving and successful homage, the tribute underscores Wynn’s influence despite being overlooked by the mainstream rock industry. Discover the heartfelt tribute to Steve Wynn—listen to renowned artists reimagine his classics and celebrate his enduring legacy.

 Peaer are Peaer and nothing more!

 They are very close to a kind of slowcore and perhaps that would be the most accurate term, but it still doesn’t fit.

This review explores Peaer's self-titled album with an emphasis on their unique blend of musical influences. While difficult to categorize within traditional genres like math rock or emo pop, Peaer's slowcore-inspired sound stands out as original and poetic. The reviewer draws parallels with bands like Weezer and Sunny Day Real Estate but concludes Peaer define their own niche. Listen to Peaer's distinctive slowcore blend and explore their unique indie sound today!

 His famous bed of sixteenths and ghost notes, executed with his distinctive way of muting the strings, leaves a lot of freedom for David Garibaldi to create textbook grooves for drummers.

 I first heard Oakland Stroke not very long ago; at that time, the track was already about thirty years old, yet it still hit me hard.

This review praises Tower of Power's 'Back to Oakland' as a defining funk album with a tighter, more rhythmic sound than previous releases. It highlights the contributions of bassist Rocco Prestia and drummer David Garibaldi, emphasizing the album's timeless grooves and jazz influences. Favorite tracks like 'Oakland Stroke' and 'Squib Cakes' showcase the band's mastery. The review favors this album slightly over their self-titled predecessor. Listen to 'Back to Oakland' and experience the timeless funk grooves of Tower of Power today!

 It manages to convey all the dirt and corruption of the Soviet government of the time.

 It is important to remember that at the time, the first foreign albums began to spread among the population, but they were often limited by censorship.

Grazhdanskaya Oborona's album Русское Поле Экспериментов captures the turbulence of the late Soviet era with an innovative post-punk sound. Recorded covertly to avoid censorship, it blends distorted guitars, exotic percussion, and powerful political lyrics. The album is a landmark in Russian music history, reflecting corruption and collapse in a raw, revolutionary style. It stands as one of the band's best and a Soviet underground classic. Discover the raw power and political edge of Grazhdanskaya Oborona's Soviet-era masterpiece — listen now and explore the underground punk spirit.

 Take Marvin and put him on a spaceship while it travels at breakneck speed in deep space.

 It seems like Trip hop typical of the craziest ‘70s, and it will literally make you dream if listened to at the right moment, guaranteed.

Requiem For A Dream is an intriguing mash-up album blending Marvin Gaye's soulful funk with Pink Floyd's psychedelic rock. Recorded around 1981 during their London tours, it combines iconic tracks into a dreamy, almost dub-like fusion. Despite contractual issues delaying its official release until 2010 as a bootleg, the album remains a fascinating crossover with superb studio control by Waters. Its trippy sound anticipates '70s trip hop and guarantees a unique listening experience. Explore this unique fusion of soul and psychedelic rock—listen to Requiem For A Dream for a dreamy, genre-defying experience!

 The cinematography and the eccentricity of some characters 'keep afloat' Shepard’s work, while everything else is nonsense and superficiality.

 Playing on those silences, on the distractions and the role of the American government, would not only have made the film more thrilling, but a political, committed title.

Richard Shepard's 2007 film 'The Hunting Party' follows journalists pursuing war criminal Radovan Karadzic in post-war Bosnia. The film starts with promise but lapses into clichés and improbabilities. Despite some strong cinematography and characters, it lacks depth and political insight, missing an opportunity to explore CIA involvement and complex truths. Ultimately, it settles for a superficial adventure story with predictable elements. Discover why 'The Hunting Party' falls short of its potential—read the full review and watch it to form your own opinion.

 The album starts with a classic covered by many, 'Il Cuore A San Francisco,' an Italian version much more swing than the original, beautiful and sentimental.

 The first part is beautiful, the second is weak and outdated, listen only to the first, better for you!!! :)

Nicola Arigliano’s Cantatutto is a jazz album with a strong first half featuring swinging, soulful performances. The second half is seen as weaker and outdated, with some songs not fitting Arigliano’s style. Despite the inconsistent second side, the album remains a valuable listen for fans of Italian jazz and swing. Listen to the swinging sounds of Nicola Arigliano’s Cantatutto and discover a unique Italian jazz classic!

 It’s practically a pop track like those played on the radio and forgotten after 2 months.

 The album is worth no more than one star, it’s much less original than it’s made out to be and absolutely unpleasant to listen to.

The reviewer is disappointed by Bring Me the Horizon's fifth album 'That's the Spirit,' emphasizing its departure from metal roots towards trivial electropop. The vocals and guitar work are criticized for lack of originality and appeal. A couple of minor positives are noted, but overall, the album is rated poorly. Read the full review and decide if Bring Me the Horizon's genre shift suits your taste.

 Lil Ugly Mane bursts into these sleepy bases with decisiveness and a lot of anger, as if fighting against the experimental molasses of the music.

 "I got bad news/ Nothing really changes/ We just wander aimless."

Oblivion Access marks the final album by Lil Ugly Mane under this name, showcasing a refined take on an experimental, wonky rap style. The album blends glitchy, atmospheric beats with sharp, angry rap delivery that contrasts the subdued and heavily processed production. Themes of nihilism and disillusionment run through its introspective lyrics. Far from mere self-pity, the album presents a resilience wrapped in ironic rage and deep emotional intensity. Dive into Lil Ugly Mane’s Oblivion Access and experience a powerful blend of introspective rap and experimental soundscapes.

 I believe in miracles and in a better world for the two of us.

 Brain Drain is everything but an album of survivors. The sound is powerful, fuller than ever before.

Brain Drain, Ramones' eleventh studio album released in 1989, represents a powerful rebirth for the band. Despite past struggles and fading hopes, it delivered raw energy and creativity. The album’s success, especially with 'Pet Sematary', revitalized the band and inspired three more records. Joey Ramone’s voice and the band's spirit shine through, embodying hope and resilience. Brain Drain is a testament to the enduring punk legacy of the Ramones. Listen to Brain Drain and experience the raw power of the Ramones’ punk revival.

 "Dissociation is the only way, the best and the most fitting way, to conclude such a musical career."

 "Pure adrenaline, reproduced in music, once again, for the last time... the spectacular swan song of The Dillinger Escape Plan."

The Dillinger Escape Plan has announced their permanent breakup, closing nearly 20 years of innovative mathcore music. Their final album, Dissociation, is praised as a fitting and powerful farewell, blending metal, hardcore, electronica, and jazz influences with intense and refined experimentation. The band’s legacy is highlighted through their unique sound and energetic live shows. Dissociation leaves a bittersweet yet exhilarating impression, comparable to the final episode of a gripping psycho-drama. Listen to Dissociation now and experience The Dillinger Escape Plan’s explosive final chapter!

 "This fabulous album by Johnny Dorelli begins with verses that challenge anyone not to know the famous song 'L'immensità'."

 "Congratulations to Dorelli for creating this record which is certainly the best of his!!!"

Johnny Dorelli's album L'immensità showcases a sentimental and melodic style blending Italian classics with jazz and rhythm & blues elements. The album features well-known hits like 'L'immensità' and 'Solo Più Che Mai,' alongside lesser-known gems. While some English covers feel out of place, the overall record remains Dorelli's most distinctive and charming work. The review highlights the album's variety and Dorelli's vocal craftsmanship. Discover Johnny Dorelli's timeless L'immensità—listen now and experience the magic of classic Italian music fused with jazz and rhythm & blues!

 Electronic sampled beats accompany the cold and dying voice of a love destined for oblivion.

 A torch song with a vintage flavor, well done, well interpreted, and very evocative.

This review reflects on the emotional depth and vintage soul influence of Lana Del Rey’s 'Born to Die.' The song is praised for its evocative orchestral intro and modern electronic beats blended with classic torch song elements. The reviewer appreciates Lana’s unique style despite initial unfamiliarity and highlights the song’s melancholic yet warm mood. The track is seen as a powerful, well-interpreted piece that resonates with late-night reflections and emotional clarity. Listen to Lana Del Rey’s 'Born to Die' and experience its haunting vintage soul and modern emotional depth.

 "For those wanting to get to know Tav Falco, perhaps this live record is the ideal approach, faithfully reflecting the sonic evolution of the group in their first ten years of activity."

 "No other advice than to play it at the highest volume."

The review highlights Tav Falco's Panther Burns' live album Midnight In Memphis as an ideal entry point to their first ten years. The band’s blend of punkabilly, electric blues, and 60s pop is vividly captured on this energetic live recording. While some studio albums faltered, the concert performance shines and pays tribute to the band's enduring influence. The review praises the dynamic variety across tracks and the band's unique rock'n'roll attitude. Dive into Tav Falco's Panther Burns live experience—listen to Midnight In Memphis at full volume now!