The most European album by a European band used to winking at the American market, an often little-known masterpiece.

 Ten Years After reached their artistic maturity with the albums "Sshhhhh," "Stonedhenge," "Cricklewood Green," and "A Space in Time."

Ten Years After's album Cricklewood Green is praised as a European rock masterpiece that skillfully blends Blues, Rock, Folk, Psychedelic Rock, and Jazz. The band reached artistic maturity with this release, showcasing a sophisticated synthesis of genres. Recognized as an often underrated gem, it reflects the band's progression beyond their raw early phase. The album holds importance as part of a series of influential works that defined their career. Explore Cricklewood Green for a rich blend of classic rock genres and discover why Ten Years After remains a seminal European rock band.

 There is no grace, only failures and betrayals that rise to the surface and are sinisterly cast back into the personal hell contained in sharp, edgy, disorienting, and unhealthy tracks.

 A record, a band that, admiring the constant evolution since the first 'Fuck with Fire', deserves this revival, for which we have to thank Bannon & Co. once more.

Planes Mistaken for Stars' album Mercy is a powerful post-hardcore record that evokes raw emotion and dark atmosphere. Rediscovered and re-released through Deathwish Records, it captures the band's tormented energy and intricate musicality. Gared O'Donnell's raspy vocals and the band's intense instrumentation create a haunting and unforgettable experience. This revival acknowledges the band's lasting impact despite their breakup shortly after Mercy's original release. Dive into the dark, powerful world of Mercy – listen now and experience the raw intensity of Planes Mistaken for Stars.

 Piccio’s brushstrokes anticipate the pictorial 'slashes' of Boldini.

 His technique was innovative, fluid, liquid... sparking curiosity in the viewer.

The Piccio exhibition highlights Giovanni Carnovali, a 19th-century artist whose fluid brushwork and psychological portraits challenged his era's norms. Despite moderate recognition in his time, Carnovali anticipated early 20th-century avant-garde movements like Impressionism. The Milan show celebrates his innovative legacy and socio-cultural impact. Explore the innovative works of Giovanni Carnovali at the Piccio exhibition and experience a unique glimpse into 19th-century Italian art.

 A bipolar album. Between sweetness and pure madness.

 This sonic dichotomy is constantly marked especially by the guitar lines, sometimes light and harmonic, sometimes frenetic and nagging.

Feeling by Lightshine is a rare and unique Krautrock album released in 1976, notable for its bipolar contrasts between dreamy and chaotic sounds. Limited to 500 copies, it showcases technical skill and originality, blending harmonic melodies with frenetic moments. The album remains a hidden gem, worthy of exploration by fans of the genre. Standout tracks include the claustrophobic and intense "King and Queen." Explore Lightshine's Feeling now and experience one of Krautrock’s rarest and most unique sonic journeys!

 The sound is evil, dark, raw, and aggressive like in the early albums, but obviously modernized.

 After over 30 years Venom are still alive and capable of playing like they used to.

Venom's 'From the Very Depths' marks a solid return to their raw, aggressive black metal roots with a modern twist. Despite some minor dips, the album flows smoothly and highlights the enduring talent of Cronos. It doesn't aim to revolutionize the genre but successfully evokes the spirit of their classic work. The review appreciates the band's persistence and the album's atmosphere. Discover Venom's fierce return with 'From the Very Depths'—listen now and experience the legacy of black metal!

 It is how music was once made, all together in a room looking at each other and creating rock and blues in the only authentically plausible way.

 Undoubtedly one of his best solos on record.

This review explores 'I'm Gonna Crawl,' the closing track of Led Zeppelin's final studio album 'In Through the Outdoor' (1979). It highlights the song's unique blues and soul influences, the masterful performances by each band member, and its emotional significance as the band's last major work before Bonham's tragic passing. The review praises the harmonic complexities, Plant's vocal delivery, and Page's remarkable guitar solo, presenting the track as a fitting and passionate end to an iconic career. Dive into the soulful finale of Led Zeppelin's legendary career—listen to 'I'm Gonna Crawl' and experience their timeless blues rock mastery.

 "L'Amour Fou is successful through and through."

 "We dream, fly with the imagination, through the alleys of Montmartre and green fields dotted with vineyards, chasing an ideal of style, class, and beauty."

This review praises Françoise Hardy’s album L'Amour Fou as a beautiful and elegant collection of piano-based ballads. It highlights the album’s simplicity, emotional depth, and vintage charm. The reviewer appreciates Hardy's velvety voice and the album’s smooth flow and refined atmosphere. The music evokes a nostalgic yet timeless feeling, celebrating her long career with heartfelt sincerity. Listen to Françoise Hardy’s L'Amour Fou and experience a timeless journey through elegant ballads and heartfelt melodies.

 The atmosphere surrounds you, you walk, and the music is like steam rising from manholes.

 Underground Vibes is dreamy, elusive music, to be listened to almost distractedly.

DJ Cam’s Underground Vibes offers a rich, elusive soundscape blending abstract hip-hop, jazz, and downtempo. The album evokes a nocturnal urban atmosphere with samples and smooth loops. Positioned stylistically between DJ Shadow and DJ Krush, it impresses as a relaxing and dreamy journey through multicultural city nights. Fans of chillout and trip-hop will find it compelling. Discover the dreamy and elusive world of DJ Cam's Underground Vibes—listen now and immerse yourself in smooth urban soundscapes.

 Fabio Curto's main skill is in providing an absolutely personal characterization to any interpretation.

 L'Ultimo Esame is a great promise, blending raw emotion and refined pop structure.

Fabio Curto, a Calabrian singer discovered on The Voice, presents L'Ultimo Esame as a heartfelt and versatile pop ballad. His gritty voice and emotional lyrics blend street artist authenticity with classic Italian pop. The track promises a bright future, bridging traditional songwriting and contemporary light music. The review highlights Curto's powerful storytelling and hopes for his lasting impact on the Italian pop scene. Listen to Fabio Curto's L'Ultimo Esame and experience a fresh voice in Italian pop music today!

 A horse is a horse: and if it doesn’t know, others do when they see it.

 He realized too late that in his eagerness to astonish, he had omitted from his plan the essential devices for BRAKING.

Simone Amicucci's SANCANE is an engaging, witty exploration of unusual historical events and eccentric personalities. The book shares curious tales like the dramatic debut of roller skates, blending humor and insight. Amicucci's cynical, impassive voice adds charm, while philosophical reflections deepen the narrative. Perfect for readers seeking quirky and overlooked history. Dive into SANCANE and explore quirky, overlooked historical tales with a witty twist—discover the unexpected now!

 I get trapped in his music like a lover tied to the bed with handcuffs.

 His black voice fades into the thousand colors of the rainbow, the piano is never trivial.

The review explores Benjamin Clementine's debut album 'At Least For Now,' praising its soul-stirring piano and vocal performances. Despite minor ballad weaknesses, the album's emotional depth and artistic vision captivate the listener. Influences like James Blake are noted, alongside standout tracks such as 'Cornerstone' and 'Nemesis'. The reviewer expresses strong attachment to the album's unique atmosphere and creative execution. Listen to Benjamin Clementine’s 'At Least For Now' and experience a deep, emotional journey through piano and voice.

 There is the impression that upon this extreme delicacy, the band has settled down, and there lacks the greater dynamism that characterized the band’s best works.

 If they had given more space to some interesting and particular solutions by now, we might even be talking about a masterpiece.

Sylvan's 'Home' is an emotionally rich and delicate progressive rock album with refined melodies and orchestral elements. While the album showcases moments of brilliance, especially in tracks like "In Between" and "Point of No Return," it suffers from some pacing issues and too many filler tracks. The band's typical delicate style sometimes feels overly settled, lacking dynamic variation. Overall, it remains a worthwhile listen for prog fans despite its imperfections. Listen to Sylvan's 'Home' to explore delicate prog rock with surprising bursts of creativity and emotional depth.

 "'Tombstone Highway' is a masterpiece capable of echoing the sick spirit of Iommi and company."

 An album that's easy to listen to but at the same time far from any form of banality.

The Obsessed's self-titled album is a seminal doom metal record led by Wino, blending slow, heavy riffs with blues and hard rock influences. Despite a delayed release and limited discography, it remains essential for doom fans and showcases original, captivating songwriting. The album features standout tracks like "Tombstone Highway" and pays homage to Sabbath and Blue Cheer. Though slightly below Saint Vitus's level, it surpasses many imitators, keeping a devoted cult following. Explore The Obsessed's iconic doom sound—listen to their classic album and dive deep into the roots of doom metal today!

 "Rehab Doll has no difficulty appearing as an honest work certainly not lacking in novelty."

 "The foundations of a sound that initially managed to be spontaneously non-conformist and deliberately hybrid, stem from the genuineness of the components of a band...recognized as progenitor of all grunge formations."

This review examines Green River's album Rehab Doll as a critical early contribution to the grunge genre, highlighting its raw fusion of punk and metal influences. The album showcases deep roots in 70s hard rock with a nihilistic edge. It emphasizes the band's role as progenitors of the Seattle grunge movement and praises the album's organic, energetic sound despite some repetitive elements. Rehab Doll stands as an honest, spirited work that shaped alternative music. Dive into the raw origins of grunge with Green River's Rehab Doll—listen now and experience the sound that shaped a genre!

 A very well-orchestrated and arranged album, elegant, cultured, worthy of a Tenco award and more.

 A sincere record, one to savor slowly, as they are rarely heard.

Antonio Pignatiello’s album 'A Sud Di Nessun Nord' is a lively and warm concept album blending folk, jazz, Latin, and alt-rock. Featuring 12 carefully crafted songs, it showcases mature storytelling and rich orchestration. The album includes notable collaborations and honors musical legends while creating a unique atmosphere. Its blend of styles and poetic influences makes it a rewarding and sophisticated listen. Dive into Antonio Pignatiello’s rich and captivating soundscape – listen to 'A Sud Di Nessun Nord' and experience a masterful blend of genres and storytelling!

 DAF are proof of how it’s possible to achieve an impactful, muscular, badass sound with an essential approach, reduced to the bare minimum.

 After almost twenty years of absence, Gabi and Robert reappeared with fifteen new DAF songs that speak for themselves: 100% aesthetic, (apparent) lack of imagination and Teutonic spirit, 100% DAF.

The review celebrates Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft's 'Fuenfzehn Neue DAF Lieder' as a powerful and energetic return after two decades. It highlights the band's unique style, combining industrial beats with tribal rhythms, and their significant influence on genres like EBM. While the album may not have the disruptive impact of their early 80s work, it remains thoroughly enjoyable and showcases the duo's undeniable charisma and musical prowess. The review closes by acknowledging their lasting legacy and farewell status. Discover DAF's bold comeback—listen to 'Fuenfzehn Neue DAF Lieder' and feel the raw energy of German industrial pioneers!

 Johnny's voice tells of life, love, and death, his and June's, which is then Rick's, which is then everyone's, in the end.

 An absolute work of art, akin to the complete works of Fedor Dostoevsky.

Johnny Cash's Unearthed box set chronicles the final decade of his life, marked by collaboration with producer Rick Rubin during a challenging era. The collection deeply explores themes of love, loss, and legacy, especially following the death of his wife June Carter Cash. The reviewer praises Unearthed as a powerful and meticulously crafted tribute, comparing its artistic value to the works of Dostoevsky. Though the release was overshadowed by personal tragedy, it remains a profound musical testament. Discover the profound journey of Johnny Cash in Unearthed—listen and experience a timeless musical legacy.

 "A fun and entertaining album, positive and noisy, but never stupid or superficial, maniacal in production as the English producer has accustomed us to."

 "You can feel Reso’s passion for video games and Japanese anime;... a track that demonstrates this musician’s skill, both in composition and mastering."

Reso's Ricochet marks a strong debut on Hospital Records, showcasing masterful drum and bass production with intricate beats and melodic creativity. The album balances high-energy tracks and melodic explorations without losing depth. Key tracks like 'Taiga' and 'Callisto' highlight Reso’s unique sound and technical skill. The album stands out for its clarity and inventiveness, recommending it highly to fans of the genre. Listen to Reso's Ricochet now and experience cutting-edge drum and bass mastery!

 The first "Jeopardy" is, without a shadow of a doubt, their best release.

 The fault for this miserable disinterest is, in reality, attributable solely and exclusively to the music critics of the time.

This review highlights the reissue of The Sound’s first three albums, praising their originality and post-punk legacy led by Adrian Borland. Despite overshadowing by contemporaries, these works deserve recognition. The set includes rarities and a BBC session, preserving the band’s artistry and tragic history. Discover The Sound’s powerful post-punk legacy — listen now to their reissued classics and rare live tracks!

 I am the main architect of Richard Benson’s electronic turn, which obviously doesn’t replace the genres that made him a legend but integrates perfectly, adding something extra.

 With Richard Benson’s hyper-technical lead voice and guitar, Ester Benson’s epic choirs, and Danny The Kid’s avant-garde production, what to expect but WAR, THE MOST TOTAL WARRRRRRR!!!

The review enthusiastically highlights Richard Benson's 'I Nani' as a masterful fusion of electronic and rock styles. It praises Benson's virtuosic guitar work combined with Danny The Kid's avant-garde production and Ester Benson's commanding choirs. The review teases the forthcoming album 'L'inferno dei vivi' and emphasizes the unique blend of esoteric symbolism and danceable grooves. Fans are encouraged to experience this fresh take on Benson's legendary sound. Listen to Richard Benson's 'I Nani' now for a powerful blend of electronic beats and virtuosic rock guitar!