The energy and explosiveness tend to dissipate the moment you take a few seconds to pause and reflect.

 An EP that presents us with a band with good technical ideas and leaves us curious to hear them again soon.

Karnae's first self-produced EP after three years presents a metalcore sound with thrash and death metal influences. While showcasing good guitar technique, the EP lacks consistent energy and has vocal issues. Standout tracks include the fast-paced opener 'Lucifer...' and the melodic 'Blood.' The review concludes that the band shows promise but still needs to improve the overall quality and impact of their work. Listen to Karnae's 'Evil Is Necessity' EP and discover the emerging sounds of Italian metalcore.

 Before going to sleep, I feel chills all over my body, it is a paralysis (certainly), but I can’t quite understand what I should do to escape all this.

 This darkness makes you small, my darkness makes you all small.

This review portrays Naked City's Absinthe as a dark and emotionally intense album that evokes feelings of insomnia, fear, and urban alienation. The author captures a haunting atmosphere through vivid and poetic imagery. It reflects a personal psychological journey and the unsettling sensations experienced late at night. Overall, it praises the album's ability to immerse the listener in a deeply affecting soundscape. Explore Naked City's Absinthe and immerse yourself in this haunting and intense sonic experience today.

 Andrew King's singing is panic-inducing, reaching unimaginable interpretative peaks; it is an unseemly roar lost in the mud of centuries.

 Once the boundary is crossed, it will be quite difficult to retrace one’s steps.

Andrew King's Deus Ignotus is a cultured and demanding neo-folk album that fuses medieval traditions with industrial and avant-garde elements. While not suited for every occasion, it stands as a dark, compelling work featuring powerful vocals and rich instrumentation. The album revisits centuries-old ballads with scholarly rigor, enriched by contributions from respected collaborators. Listeners ready to engage deeply will find it a rewarding, phenomenal experience. Dive into Andrew King's Deus Ignotus for a profound neo-folk journey that blends history, emotion, and avant-garde soundscapes.

 The instruments compose a chaotic, obsessive sound, where the single notes become percussion or noises with a decidedly industrial flavor.

 Personally, I consider it a fundamental album, especially historically, because from here passed and depart various personalities who will form an important part in the history of German cosmic music.

Kluster's Klopfzeichen (1970) is a landmark album blending psychedelic rock with avant-garde electronics, reflecting Germany's social change era. Featuring distorted instruments and hypnotic, chaotic soundscapes, it challenges listeners but offers rich historical importance. The album bridges early psychedelic influences and electronic experimentation, marking a key moment in krautrock's development. Dive into the groundbreaking sounds of Kluster's Klopfzeichen and experience the roots of krautrock and electronic avant-garde music today!

 An injustice that continues for three long centuries and takes place among millions of people over thousands of miles of territory, is no longer an injustice; it is a fait accompli.

 Fear governs the lives of segregationist America.

The review praises Richard Wright's Native Son for its powerful, immersive storytelling and its unflinching portrayal of racism and fear in segregationist America. The reviewer contrasts it with Ellison's Invisible Man, highlighting Native Son's realism and psychological depth. Bigger Thomas's story is left for readers to discover, but key themes of social injustice and fear are strongly emphasized. The reviewer highly recommends reading this classic novel. Dive into Native Son and experience a gripping exploration of fear and racism in American history.

 Sun Araw is the phenomenal player, the number ten of this microcosm.

 Dub is shredded into cosmic synthesizer drifts, Stallones’ guitar has an increasingly personal approach, divided between acid and Funk riffs.

Sun Araw’s Heavy Deeds album represents a cosmic journey through psychedelic soundscapes, melding dub, acid funk, and spacey synths. Building on Not Not Fun's independent legacy, the album transcends past works with visionary guitar riffs and kaleidoscopic jams. This release marks Sun Araw as a leading figure in experimental psychedelic music blending retro and futuristic vibes. Dive into Sun Araw’s Heavy Deeds and experience a cosmic psychedelic voyage unlike any other.

 Their offering mixed typical nu metal with the evocative sounds of Indian music, adding a light sprinkle of old-school emocore to make the whole more melodic.

 I would recommend it only to fans of nu metal with a folkloric twist; everyone else can perfectly move on.

Boy Hits Car's 2001 self-titled album presents a nu metal sound blended with Indian folk elements and emocore melodies. While some tracks like 'Going To India' and 'I'm a Cloud' shine, overall the album fails to break new ground. The band remains a niche act mainly known for their unique folkloric twist and frontman Craig Rondell's infamous stage dive. Recommended mostly for dedicated nu metal fans interested in ethnic influences. Discover the unique blend of nu metal and Indian folk in Boy Hits Car's 2001 album—listen now and explore this hidden gem!

 An Ending (Ascent) is an incredibly tear-jerking thing.

 Nothing can justify the atrocity of Deep Blue Sky.

The review critiques Brian Eno's 1983 album 'Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks' as largely mediocre despite a few brilliant tracks like 'An Ending (Ascent)'. It highlights puzzling sound choices such as out-of-context noises and inconsistent bass lines. The reviewer finds fault especially with tracks like 'Deep Blue Sky' for breaking ambient music conventions. Ultimately, the album's overall quality is disappointing even for an Eno enthusiast. Discover Brian Eno's Apollo and decide if its moments of genius outweigh its flaws.

 It’s impossible to remain indifferent to the melodic backdrop created by the acoustic guitars at the heart of this piece.

 Sometimes do more than one might expect, especially from a semi-unknown band.

Without Gravity's album Tenderfoot offers a blend of simple yet impactful melodies with a melancholic touch. The album features tracks reminiscent of Jeff Buckley, Damien Rice, and Nick Drake, showcasing acoustic folk and country influences. Standout songs like WATERFALL and TEARDROPS highlight the band’s emotive vocal delivery and timeless simplicity. Although not highly original, the album’s heartfelt atmosphere makes it a moving listen. Listen to Without Gravity's Tenderfoot for heartfelt folk melodies and discover the beauty in simplicity.

 The production is raw, amateurish, but exudes demonic feeling from every pore.

 Who said that to play great violent music you need to play at lightning speed?

Imprecation's 'Theurgia Goetia Summa' is a raw and passionate death metal album from the mid-90s. Its amateurish production enhances the demonic feel, delivering infectious riffs and morbid vocals. Though instrumental technique is limited and the tracks are somewhat homogenous, the album honors old-school death metal with sincerity and intensity. This release is a significant underground metal gem for genre enthusiasts. Dive into Imprecation's 'Theurgia Goetia Summa' and experience authentic old-school death metal passion today!

 Tom Meighan immediately commands the stage, firing off songs that conquer the three thousand at the Atlantico.

 Kasabian’s performance was energetic and well-done, even if the concert lasted only an hour and a half.

Kasabian’s live show at Atlantico in Rome delivers high energy and a psychedelic sixties vibe, featuring many fan favorites from their album Velociraptor!. The band’s stage presence is strong, with Sergio Pizzorno and Tom Meighan captivating the crowd. Despite the relatively short set, the quality and enthusiasm make it a memorable performance. Kasabian continues to grow as a notable UK rock band with promising future dates in Italy. Discover Kasabian’s electrifying live energy—listen to their latest album or catch their next show!

 'Blessed Are...' is an overflowing double album, probably the most ambitious project of her entire career.

 'Last, Lonely And Wretched' is a sparse and essential ballad... a song that ties a knot in your throat, heart-wrenching, of a sadness that almost inspires tears.

The review praises Joan Baez's 1971 double album 'Blessed Are...' as her most ambitious and accomplished work. It highlights the album's eclectic mix of folk, country, rock, and gospel, along with Baez's maturity as a singer-songwriter. Key tracks and the emotional depth of the songwriting are emphasized. The album stands out as a crowning achievement in her career, combining personal reflection with powerful social commentary. Explore Joan Baez's 'Blessed Are...' and experience her most heartfelt and ambitious musical journey yet.

 Biohazard brings back the primordiality that seemed lost.

 They proudly stand alive and well, and still capable of making us jump around like pimple-faced teenagers.

Biohazard makes a strong comeback after six years with Reborn In Defiance, blending groove, speed metal, and rap elements. The album reclaims the raw and aggressive essence of classic hardcore, supported by the return of guitarist Bobby Hambel. Despite setbacks, the band proves its enduring energy and relevance. Tracks like Skullcrusher and Vengeance is Mine showcase powerful intensity, while the closing Season in the Sky offers a calm conclusion. Dive into Biohazard’s aggressive comeback—listen to Reborn In Defiance and experience hardcore intensity reborn!

 "Parklife synthesizes the essence of Britpop more than any other album and helped spread the genre beyond England."

 "A true liberating anthem to outdoor life, free and carefree, typical of the immense English parks."

This review revisits Blur's 1994 album Parklife amid the band's 2012 reunion. Parklife is celebrated as an essential Britpop album, blending Madchester and mod styles with strong songwriting. Key tracks like Girls & Boys and This Is A Low highlight its timeless appeal. The reviewer anticipates the band's 2012 Hyde Park concert as a major British music event. Discover the timeless Britpop spirit with Blur's Parklife—listen now and experience a legendary classic!

 "Throughout the song, the listener is enveloped by an energy that only Queen can unleash."

 "'Who Wants To Live Forever' is an immortal masterpiece with beautiful violin and guitar melodies, perhaps the most beautiful and grandiose of the album."

This review praises Queen's 'A Kind Of Magic' as a remarkable album blending romantic ballads and energetic hard rock. Highlighted are iconic tracks like 'One Vision' and 'Who Wants To Live Forever,' described as masterpieces. Though it may not surpass their early 70s work, the album remains filled with unforgettable gems and showcases the band's exceptional talent. It's especially notable for being the soundtrack to 'Highlander: The Last Immortal.' Dive into Queen's A Kind Of Magic—listen now and experience these timeless rock classics!

 Wahrheit Oder Pflicht was a powerful injection of confidence for Oomph!

 "Augen Auf!" soared to the top spot, knocking none other than a high-chart-trash classic like "Shut Up" by the Black Eyed Peas off its perch.

Wahrheit Oder Pflicht marked a turning point for Oomph!, transitioning from nu-metal to a gothic-industrial sound with German lyrics. Despite past struggles and a poor previous album, this 2004 release brought renewed confidence and commercial success. The album is balanced, energetic, and introduced hits like the chart-topping Augen Auf!. It was a necessary rebirth that set the stage for future growth. Listen to Wahrheit Oder Pflicht and witness Oomph!'s powerful gothic-industrial comeback!

 "An EP that is intense, full of pearls that captures a period of transition (without showing real changes, however) for potential, anticipated future outbursts."

 "After the last blast of distortion from 'Big Hand Nails Down,' my thirst for a more complete work by Anja does not decrease. On the contrary, it only increases more and more."

Soap&Skin's Narrow EP serves as a temporary release to satiate fans awaiting new material after three years. The EP lacks a unifying concept but features intense piano-electronic blends and haunting vocals. Themes of loss and personal grief subtly connect the songs. Though the EP impresses with emotional depth and artistic expression, its brevity and lack of substantial evolution leave some longing for a more cohesive full album. Dive into Soap&Skin's Narrow EP and experience the haunting beauty of intense piano and electronic fusion.

 Capa, in his own small way, is a GENIUS.

 Every song is a real gem and hides metaphors that can only be perfectly grasped after continuous and careful listening.

This review praises Caparezza's album Verità Supposte as a significant artistic upgrade from his debut, highlighting its rich lyrics, diverse musical styles, and social commentary. The album blends rap with rock and jazz influences, showcasing Caparezza's talent for wordplay and metaphor. Each track offers layered meanings that reward attentive listening. The reviewer considers it one of the best works by an outstanding contemporary Italian artist. Listen to Caparezza's Verità Supposte and explore the clever lyrics and rich musical layers of one of Italy's greatest rap artists.

 the rest of the film proceeds in perfect sync with its predecessors: this should be understood negatively, as if there’s nothing to add, it’s pointless to propose further chapters.

 interest completely wanes in the second part.

Hostel: Part III attempts to connect with its predecessors by continuing the gore and torture themes but fails to innovate or add depth. The movie’s suspense and splatter elements are repetitive and less effective, causing interest to fade midway. Despite some humorous moments, it's viewed as a mostly redundant and uninspired entry in the saga. Fans of the genre may be disappointed by this third installment's lack of fresh scares or compelling thrills. Read this review to decide if Hostel: Part III is worth watching or just another disappointing horror sequel.

 One of the coolest Melodic Hardcore Punk, or rather Punk albums in general, ever?

 What you find inside that round object with a hole in the middle... is pure energy, a grenade to plug into headphones.

No Trigger's album Tycoon arrives after a six-year wait, exceeding even the band's acclaimed debut, Canyoneer. The review praises its intense, fast, and direct melodic hardcore style, highlighting its exceptional groove and powerful energy. It is described as a technical yet passionate album that delivers pure musical vigor. The reviewer emphasizes Tycoon's status as a must-listen punk album with an explosive impact. Listen to No Trigger's Tycoon and experience melodic hardcore at its finest—pure energy you can't miss!