It is a damn masterpiece. An almost perfect album, 'flawless' as they would say across the Channel.

 The bass lines of Lars Rosenberg in 'Monument'... will leave you like Meg Ryan at the bar.

Carbonized's 'For the Security' is a nearly perfect death/grind album with intense riffs, technical drumming, and psychedelic influences. The reviewer praises its fluidity, individual tracks, and notable lineup including members linked to Therion and Entombed. The album is recommended for fans seeking complexity and intensity in extreme metal. Its legacy is highlighted by its unique mix of styles and rewarding listen experience. Dive deep into Carbonized's 'For the Security' and experience this fierce, genre-defining death/grind metal masterpiece today!

 With Affenstunde, Popol Vuh placed themselves among the prominent figures of the European avant-garde and the emerging German Kosmische Musik.

 We are in the realms of pure electronic mysticism that surpasses all subsequent new age and anticipates influential ambient musicians like Steve Roach.

Popol Vuh's 1970 album Affenstunde is a groundbreaking work in electronic and mystical music, notable for its pioneering use of the Moog synthesizer. Florian Fricke's spiritual and philosophical vision is deeply embedded in its hypnotic and cathartic compositions. The album secured Popol Vuh's place among the key figures of the German Kosmische Musik scene and influenced ambient musicians that followed. Though sometimes viewed as immature, Affenstunde remains a transcendent work for open-minded listeners. Fricke later shifted from electronic music to acoustic instruments, further evolving Popol Vuh's mystical sound. Explore Popol Vuh's Affenstunde and immerse yourself in the origins of electronic mysticism and cosmic sound.

 The sound, although powerful in the debut’s first tracks ('Il Giudizio' and 'La Creazione'), becomes even dirtier, rawer, and more elaborate.

 It’s a hard rock ensemble that looks beyond, far away, forward-thinking in a few words.

Il Rovescio Della Medaglia's 1972 album 'Io Come Io' is a concise, musically ambitious prog rock work that explores philosophical themes inspired by Hegel. The band showcases impressive technical skills with a raw, dark sound enhanced by dynamic bass and guitar interplay. Packaging and presentation emphasize the album's weightiness. Though brief, it marks an important step in Italian progressive rock, highlighting future evolution and the band's fleeting fame. Explore the raw power and philosophy of Il Rovescio Della Medaglia's 'Io Come Io'—a must-listen for prog rock enthusiasts!

 The rawness of a group of 20-year-olds is highly evident; the sounds seem randomly put together, yet this is not the case.

 The ripest element in need of development, however, is Joakim Brodén’s voice, which tends to scratch through the throat while still giving it the necessary power.

Sabaton's first album 'Fist For Fight' shows the raw energy and early traditional power metal sound of a young band. Some tracks stand out, such as 'Hellrider' and 'Masters of the World.' The album highlights the battle-themed lyrics and strong but still developing vocals by Joakim Brodén. While not flawless, it sets the foundation for their later growth and success. Listen to Sabaton's raw and powerful debut album 'Fist For Fight' to explore the roots of their legendary metal journey!

 A brilliant songwriter with a very distinctive and recognizable style.

 Warm, refined, charming, the music of Jeb Loy Nichols is something for fine palates... unfortunately.

Jeb Loy Nichols is an underrated yet talented songwriter blending folk, country, and jazz into a unique crossover style. His 2012 album "The Jeb Loy Nichols Special" features a mix of original songs and covers, showcasing his smooth, velvety voice and refined arrangements. Despite limited commercial success, the album delivers charm, elegance, and depth, appealing to listeners with a taste for sophisticated, well-crafted music. Listen to The Jeb Loy Nichols Special and experience elegant folk-country tales with jazz-infused charm.

 I Camaleonti are, in a few words, a pillar of the light music as we understand it today in our country.

 ‘Applausi’ quickly reached the top of the charts, becoming a cult song and a defining track of those years.

I Camaleonti are recognized as pioneers of Italian light music, blending beat and melody from the late '60s to the early '70s. Their 1968 album Io Per Lei marked a maturity in their sound, featuring enduring classics such as 'Applausi' and heartfelt covers like 'Casa Bianca.' The album balances catchy love ballads with socially conscious songs. With decades of influence behind them, they remain a crucial part of Italy's musical heritage. Listen to I Camaleonti’s timeless classic album Io Per Lei and explore the roots of Italian light music today!

 "Despite the complexity of the compositions, [Henry Cow] revel in the freest live improvisation, proving themselves even more enterprising than on record."

 "In Henry Cow's 'Concerts' there is no trace of dead moments or less than perfect audio."

Henry Cow's 'Concerts' is a compelling double live album capturing the band's intense and creative performances from 1974-1975. Rooted in the 70s Canterbury Sound, it blends theatrical jazz rock with masterful improvisation, showcasing standout tracks like 'Nirvana For Mice' and 'Ruins.' The album avoids typical live album pitfalls and offers an essential listening experience for both fans and newcomers. Dive into Henry Cow's 'Concerts' and experience the groundbreaking live jazz rock performances of the 70s!

 A sound forest that floats in a fairy-tale dimension.

 A cosmic dance, colorful birds, gnomes, earthworms, toads, dance inebriated on the waves of a psychedelic electronics where nature is sound, beauty.

Ramzy's 'Houti Kush' offers an immersive experience of psychedelic, electronic world music blending digital ethnic beats with vivid, surreal soundscapes. The album creates a mystical, imaginative universe with a natural, ecological vibe. It evokes a fantasy realm where nature and sound intertwine in continuous transformation. The review praises its creativity and richly textured auditory themes. Dive into Ramzy's Houti Kush for a unique psychedelic journey through electronic and world music – listen now!

 "An album that has nothing 'Pure' about it; rather, it ventures into musical territories of weightiness that knows no bounds."

 "Only nine minutes have passed, and you’re already out of breath; but you must resist and move forward."

This review delves into Godflesh's groundbreaking 1992 album 'Pure', highlighting its dense and oppressive industrial metal sound. The reviewer praises the album's heavy instrumentation, vocal delivery, and atmosphere, calling it the band's best work. Key tracks like 'Spite,' 'Mothra,' and the title track showcase the band's apocalyptic musical vision. The album is described as exhausting yet cathartic, cementing Godflesh's importance in heavy music. Discover the intense industrial power of Godflesh's 'Pure'—listen now and experience this heavy music landmark.

 'Irreal is a slow post(experimental)rock drag supported by a precise/minimalist drum and deep, suffocating bass.'

 ‘It’s a psychological, mutable, and enveloping work, giving neither points of reference nor landing.’

The review highlights 'Irreal' as a challenging yet captivating album by Disappears. Its dark, post-experimental rock sound is minimalist yet profound, featuring tribal vocals and metallic, repetitive guitars. The album invites listeners into a mutable, psychological soundscape that grows with each listen, offering an elusive but mesmerizing experience. It portrays a sense of uneasy stasis rather than a clear resolution. Dive into the enigmatic world of Disappears' Irreal and experience a hypnotic post-rock journey unlike any other.

 Sound experiments are at moderate levels on this record and pave its slow and gentle flow, decorating it.

 "...and then I just drifted away..."

Peter Kember's Spectrum album 'Highs, Lows, and Heavenly Blows' offers a dreamy psychedelic journey characterized by analog synth experiments and hypnotic drones. The album features gentle, ethereal melodies backed by spatial soundscapes, with Kember’s voice guiding rather than storytelling. It delivers a slow, immersive sonic experience that lovers of psychedelic music will appreciate. Dive into Spectrum’s hypnotic sonic world—listen to Highs, Lows, and Heavenly Blows now!

 Abrams and Disney wanted to almost make a remake of the first Star Wars.

 Kylo Ren is the best thing about the film, especially from the moment he takes off his mask and reveals his personality.

The reviewer finds The Force Awakens to be a well-made, enjoyable film that heavily replicates the original Star Wars plot. While the new characters, especially Kylo Ren, are praised, the film lacks innovation and introduces familiar elements like a new Death Star. The narrative style and direction are solid, with cleverly placed meta-cinematic references. Overall, it is a strategic and safe reboot prioritizing fan appeal over originality. Discover the strengths and shortcomings of The Force Awakens — read the full review and dive into the Star Wars universe anew!

 "A Head Full of Dreams is undoubtedly the most pop album by the most contemporary and multifaceted band currently in circulation."

 "It's only Pop but if we don’t have singer-songwriter pretensions to save the world, then it can also be pleasant and fun to occasionally let oneself be contagiously affected by this dreamy and well-packaged flow of sound optimism."

Coldplay's "A Head Full of Dreams" marks a clear shift towards a poppier, disco-funk sound with highly catchy choruses and melodies. While the album lacks artistic innovation, it offers a coherent and lively listening experience improved over recent works. Highlights include the lighter, interesting track "Birds" and emotional ballads like "Everglow". The Beyoncé-featured "Hymn for the Weekend" divides opinion, but overall, the album spreads a contagious flow of sound optimism. Listen to Coldplay's bright and catchy 'A Head Full of Dreams' and join the upbeat musical journey!

 Big Black is not a band for 'hits' or 'greatest hits'; they embody one of the darkest entities of noise/post-hardcore.

 A static, stationary wall of sound, with the meticulous patterns of the cords observed through the unaltered touch of the drum machine.

The Hammer Party compiles Big Black's early EPs, showcasing Steve Albini's pioneering noise/post-hardcore style. With a distinctive drum machine and grim vocals, it captures the band’s raw energy and artistic freshness. The review highlights the importance of the compilation before the critically acclaimed Atomizer album and notes the band's influence on later projects. Dive into The Hammer Party and experience the raw intensity and innovation of early Big Black—listen now!

 The heavyweight track is undoubtedly 'Don't Want To Know If You Are Lonely,' where the explosiveness of punk, blended with the verve of pop, is the force that isolates them from any comparison.

 'Candy Apple Grey' showcases greater individualism, with Mould being mature and reflective, while Hart remains relaxed, impulsive, and cheerful.

Candy Apple Grey captures Hüsker Dü during their final creative phase, highlighting the distinct styles of Bob Mould and Grant Hart. The album offers memorable tracks blending punk energy with melodic pop, especially 'Don't Want To Know If You Are Lonely.' While it shows some dependence on prior sounds, it delivers fresh, compelling songs that solidify the band's legacy. Dive into Hüsker Dü's Candy Apple Grey and experience a punk rock milestone that blends raw energy with heartfelt reflection.

 I listened to it 4-5 times in a row without any problem and/or annoyance.

 'Adventure of a Lifetime' is a genuine gem, with a melody that will linger on all radio stations around the world for a long time.

This review highlights 'A Head Full of Dreams' as Coldplay's most pop-centric album, recognizing the band's evolution while appreciating the engaging tracks. Notable songs like 'Birds,' 'Everglow,' and 'Adventure of a Lifetime' stand out. Despite some critique on statements from band members, the album remains enjoyable, well-produced, and radio-ready. The reviewer suggests that even skeptics will likely find themselves liking this album. Listen to Coldplay's 'A Head Full of Dreams' and experience their vibrant pop journey now!

 "Everything will be fine is a harbinger of optimism contrasting with the band's dark, gloomy sounds."

 The album unleashes a storm of revolutionary emotions against the standard canons of the music market.

Blastema returns vibrantly to the Italian rock scene with 'Tutto finirà bene', an album blending gothic rock and electronic elements. Featuring dark, poetic lyrics and modern synths, it offers a powerful and optimistic experience. The band's revitalized sound challenges music market norms with emotional depth and genre fusion. Matteo Casadei's voice leads this energetic comeback. Listen to Blastema's 'Tutto finirà bene' and experience the dark yet optimistic fusion of gothic rock and modern electronic sound!

 Have you ever heard of a book that sounds??

 "Freedom is participation," quotes the professor/singer-songwriter in one of his songs.

Lello Savonardo’s album Bit Generation combines his expertise as a sociologist and musician to explore today’s digitally connected generation. The album offers 12 tracks that mix dub reggae, electronic, and singer-songwriter styles. It includes collaborations with notable guests and presents insightful reflections on participation and identity in the digital age. This project uniquely brings academic themes into an engaging musical format. Listen to Bit Generation and experience how sociology and music blend to capture the spirit of today’s digital generation.

 "It’s not our mother’s reassuring voice telling us this, but the booming sound of Blasfema."

 "Well-crafted lyrics with poetic nuances forcefully thrust us into listening to tracks that... trigger a storm of revolutionary emotions against the standard norms of the music market."

Blasfema returns to the Italian rock scene with their album 'Tutto finirà bene', led by vocalist Matteo Casadei. The album features a blend of gothic rock and modern electronic elements including synths and arpeggiators. Known for their Sanremo Festival participation, the band delivers poetic lyrics that evoke powerful emotions and challenge music market norms. Listen to Blasfema’s 'Tutto finirà bene' for a gothic rock experience fused with modern electronic sounds!

 "Pink Floyd were always too clean, too precise, too restrained. And they never had... the freshness that comes from accepting the gifts of the sky, the expressive urgency that ignores control."

 "These are things that bring satisfaction... the sugar and chaos one after the other, like diving the gaze into the stained glass of a gothic church and watching it explode."

This rich review explores Pink Floyd's 1971 album 'Relics' as a vibrant anthology capturing the psychedelic and playful spirit of the band's early years, especially through Syd Barrett's influence. The reviewer celebrates the album's mixture of childlike pop magic, chaotic soundscapes, and emotional depth. Key tracks like 'Bike' and 'See Emily Play' are highlighted for their whimsical and ambiguous qualities. The concept of 'divine madness' is praised as essential to the band's creative originality. Overall, the review is affectionate and insightful, balancing nostalgia and critical reflection. Discover the playful chaos and psychedelic magic of Pink Floyd's 'Relics'—listen now and dive into the divine madness of their early classics!