It’s just fucking rock.

 Often, it’s the eternal losers who are the true winners... even if they never know it.

Surgery's 1990 album Nationwide exemplifies gritty, unpolished noise rock rooted in dark blues and dissonance. Released on Amphetamine Reptile Records, it captures a raw, energetic 90s underground scene reminiscent of early grunge but without mainstream success. The tragic loss of singer Sean McDonnell overshadowed the band's recognition. This album remains a hidden gem with powerful tracks like 'Maliblues' and 'Highway 109' that deserve more attention. Listen to Surgery's Nationwide and dive into a raw slice of 90s noise rock history today!

 "The album turns out to be highly melodic despite the continuous exchange of screams/growls, thanks especially to the excellent work of the guitars and instruments in general.",

 "Before labeling 'The Discovery' as just another generic core nonsense, I challenge you to find me a single other album that sounds remotely similar to this."

Born of Osiris' album The Discovery redefines deathcore with melodic and technical excellence. The band incorporates progressive influences and unique instrumentation, crafting distinct tracks that captivate. Despite minor flaws in song transitions and an abrupt ending, the album offers an engaging and original experience that challenges genre stereotypes. Listen to Born of Osiris' The Discovery now and experience a deathcore album like no other.

 Technique here truly gives the impression of not being an end in itself: John Petrucci avoids firing excessively long, hyper-fast, and forced solos.

 For me, it can be considered one of the best and most representative [albums] along with some of their albums from the '90s.

This review highlights 'A Dramatic Turn Of Events' as a strong return to Dream Theater's classic sound after Mike Portnoy's departure. The band balances melody with technical skill, reducing overly aggressive metal elements from recent albums. The new drummer Mike Mangini fits in well, and the album includes notable ballads and creative interplay between Petrucci and Rudess. The reviewer considers it one of the band's best recent efforts, pleasing longtime fans. Discover how Dream Theater blends melody and metal once again in 'A Dramatic Turn Of Events'—listen now and experience their epic comeback!

 Melancholy, sadness, unease culminating in a scream, the last heartbreaking scream of hope against the system created by the tabloids.

 ‘Stranger In Moscow’ is a ballad under the rain where Jackson shows all his musical genius.

‘Stranger In Moscow’ showcases Michael Jackson's musical genius through a melancholic ballad inspired by his struggles with depression and media scrutiny. Composed during the Dangerous World Tour, the song features intricate instrumentation and a haunting atmosphere. The review highlights the emotional depth and hope expressed in the track, marking it as a poignant moment in Jackson's career despite personal hardships. Listen to ‘Stranger In Moscow’ and experience Michael Jackson’s emotional brilliance and haunting melody.

 The film’s charm lies precisely in having these two faces of action and protest film at the same time.

 Strange Days is a harsh and heartfelt indictment against the police, highlighting unnecessary cruelty used against rioters and their leaders.

Strange Days is a 1995 sci-fi noir directed by Kathryn Bigelow, blending intense action with sharp social commentary. Set against the backdrop of LA riots, it explores police corruption and racial tensions. The film excels in its dual role as an action-packed thriller and a heartfelt social indictment. Some clichéd moments occur but do not detract from the overall quality. Discover the thrilling blend of sci-fi action and social critique in Strange Days—watch or read more to uncover its deeper messages.

 With Get Lucky comes an album with just eleven songs where our artist moves between musical coordinates ranging from indestructible blues roots to typically country sounds.

 It’s evident, but we must recognize in Knopfler the one who over the years has made even his own music enamored with the ability to convey those emotions transformed into notes.

This review examines Mark Knopfler's album Get Lucky, highlighting its blend of blues roots, country sounds, and cinematic influences. The album showcases Knopfler’s storytelling ability and mature musical expression. Each track offers a unique atmosphere, from Celtic tones to western-inspired melodies. The reviewer appreciates Knopfler’s artistic evolution while acknowledging his legacy with Dire Straits. Discover Mark Knopfler’s Get Lucky—listen now to experience his masterful storytelling and timeless musical blend.

 We laugh, and we laugh a lot too. But they are bitter laughs, laughs that make us understand how sometimes we manage to joke about those things that political correctness forces us to keep silent.

 Polanski destroys every convention and throws four human beings into a vicious circle that starts as excessively democratic and steeped in fair play but is soon destroyed and overturned.

Roman Polanski's Carnage is a sharp, dark comedy set in a New York apartment where two couples try to resolve their children's conflict. Despite frequent laughter, the film delivers a chilling critique of Western culture, exposing underlying social tensions like racism, capitalism, and communication failures. Performances by four international stars add depth, and while the ending feels slightly unresolved, the film remains a powerful reflection on contemporary anxieties and human nature. Watch Carnage to experience Polanski's biting dark comedy that cleverly exposes our societal flaws and family tensions.

 "Cosmic Wheels is a distinctly electric but not aggressive album: the guitars outline sly and suggestive melodies, the arrangements are meticulously crafted and original."

 "Philip Donovan Leitch deserves a total and complete rehabilitation and reevaluation for everything he has produced in his long and prolific career and not just in his early years."

Donovan's 1973 album Cosmic Wheels marks a significant evolution into glam rock with meticulously crafted arrangements and electric melodies. The album strongly showcases Donovan's creativity and elegance, especially in its first half. Despite its artistic strength, Cosmic Wheels failed to restore Donovan's commercial prominence. The review highlights Donovan's ongoing struggle for recognition despite his undeniable genius and contribution to music. Dive into Donovan's Cosmic Wheels to experience the perfect blend of glam rock flair and melodic brilliance—listen now and rediscover a forgotten classic!

 An album so full of sounds, dissonances, and experiments at the edge of the maniacal that you find yourself catapulted into a journey through black holes.

 H.I.V.: Parade should be taken as it is, a burning cosmic journey into artificial apocalypse where machines have deprogrammed and destroyed the human race.

H.I.V.: Parade by Impure Domain is a striking avant-garde metal album from Italy’s underground scene. Combining extreme metal with electronic, death metal, and noise influences, it presents a unique sonic journey. The drum machine replaces traditional drums, enhancing the album’s mechanical and intense feel. With powerful vocals, technical instrumentation, and philosophical lyrics, the album stands out as a creative and visionary work. Recommended for listeners who appreciate experimental and boundary-pushing metal. Dive into Impure Domain’s H.I.V.: Parade and experience a groundbreaking journey through avant-garde extreme metal.

 "This band makes me forget all the shit of the world."

 Zeus achieve the miracle of not coming off as cloying, avoiding falling into easy clichés.

Zeus’s album 'Say Us' offers a vibrant mix of indie and sixties-inspired rock, avoiding clichés with a fresh, joyful sound. Influences range from The Beatles to Queen, crafting diverse tracks full of energy and warmth. The album balances playful and intense moments, appealing to fans of both classic rock and pop. Overall, it uplifts listeners and provides a welcome escape from everyday troubles. Listen to Zeus's 'Say Us' and experience a joyful indie rock journey inspired by sixties classics!

 The Golden Dogs sound like thousands of bands and, at the same time, like no one else, managing to chart new courses on paths already marked by time.

 Enjoy every second of this beautiful CD. It may be outdated, it may be whatever you want, but more simply, it’s unmissable.

The Golden Dogs’ third album, Coat Of Arms, is a brilliant indie pop record from Toronto that blends classic and modern sounds. Rich in inventive arrangements and energetic rhythms, the album stands out for its originality despite familiar influences. Frontman Dave Azzolini’s passionate delivery and the band’s creative synergy produce a captivating listening experience. The album showcases a variety of moods, from surf twists to post-punk vibes, making it an unmissable gem for indie music fans. Dive into The Golden Dogs’ Coat Of Arms and experience a fresh take on indie pop—listen now and feel the energy!

 A very good album, which could have been a masterpiece in its field, with the band having solid foundations and means at their disposal.

 ‘Confined’ and ‘The Darkest Nights’ stand out, two little masterpieces... positioning themselves among the most beautiful songs that this genre has ever produced.

As I Lay Dying's Shadows Are Security is a strong metalcore album that stands out for its atypical song structures, dominant growled vocals, and influences from Swedish melodic death metal. The band's sparing use of clean vocals adds depth, with tracks like 'Confined' and 'The Darkest Nights' becoming highlights. While not a flawless masterpiece due to limited variety and restrained solos, it represents a significant and mature evolution in the band's discography. Listen to Shadows Are Security now and experience a metalcore album that breaks the mold with fierce riffs and unforgettable tracks!

 If we remove all this, there is nothing else left but a pop album from Mars.

 Tweedy guides it by the hand to a leg-breaking finale and transforms the cheerfulness into something unsettling.

This review highlights Wilco's album The Whole Love as a richly layered and emotionally complex work. It praises the diverse instrumentation, from hypnotic synths to country epicness, and the evocative vocals of Jeff Tweedy. Each track is dissected for its unique sound and mood, revealing an album that blends rock, Americana, and experimental touches. The reviewer ultimately calls it a standout pop album from another world. Dive into Wilco’s The Whole Love and experience a genre-defying rock journey today!

 Nothing more than Cap'n Jazz in 2001, in the spirit of friendship.

 Truly passionate, truly romantic, truly emotional.

Owls' debut album from 2001 is described as a passionate continuation of the Cap'n Jazz legacy with matured lyrics and complex math-rock influences. The review highlights the evolution of Tim Kinsella's vocals and songwriting, with sophisticated arrangements and emotional depth. Songs like "Holy Fucking Ghost" and "Everyone Is My Friend" stand out for their distinctive musical experimentation. The album is praised for its blend of disorder and cohesion, and its passionate, romantic approach to indie rock. Explore Owls' heartfelt math-rock album and experience the evolution from Cap'n Jazz with powerful lyrics and inventive soundscapes.

 The sound of this album is very peculiar, it’s called space-rock and the first time I thought: 'what the hell is this space-rock?'

 Try to believe...

This review highlights the underappreciated pre-Schenker phase of English rock band UFO, focusing on their 1971 album 'UFO 2: Flying.' It explores the album's unique space-rock sound, blending prog and hard rock with psychedelic elements. The reviewer praises lengthy standout tracks 'Star Storm' and 'Flying' for their creativity and immersive experience. Despite its demanding nature and length, the album is recommended as a rewarding listen for fans of classic rock and experimental genres. Dive into the cosmic journey of UFO 2: Flying and experience classic space-rock’s mesmerizing soundscape!

 Planet Funk have matured.

 They definitively prove to create good music with soul, and these days that’s not a small thing.

Planet Funk returns with 'The Great Shake,' showcasing their maturity and a refined blend of 80s pop and modern electronic music. New vocalist Alex Uhlmann adds a fresh voice reminiscent of Dave Gahan. The album favors quality and sonic coherence over quantity, highlighted by the successful single 'Another Sunrise' and a notable collaboration with Giuliano Sangiorgi. While not groundbreaking, the album confirms the band's soulful and evolving artistry. Listen to Planet Funk's 'The Great Shake' and explore a mature blend of 80s pop and modern electronic sounds!

 You can knock me down and watch me bleed, but you can’t keep no chains on me.

 If you want to listen to a good country rock album, you don’t have to go back to albums from 30 years ago but can easily do so with an album from 2010.

Kid Rock's Born Free marks a focused shift to country rock, delivering an enjoyable and smooth album that honors American tradition. Though lacking innovation, its catchy and heartfelt songs make it a pleasant listening experience. The collaborations bring notable moments, but not all are equally engaging. Produced by Rick Rubin, the album benefits from polished sound and is recommended for country rock fans seeking a modern yet accessible record. Discover the smooth country rock vibes of Kid Rock’s Born Free — listen now for a solid, heartfelt music experience!

 "'Tales Of Wanderings' is essentially a useless album that adds absolutely nothing new to what has already been said so far."

 "Neige’s voice here, somewhere between mumbling and a soporific lullaby, is the weakest I’ve ever heard from him."

Old Silver Key's debut album 'Tales Of Wanderings' tries to capitalize on the post-rock and shoegaze inspired black metal trend but fails to bring anything new or engaging. The collaboration between Neige and Drudkh members results in a cold and dull collection of songs lacking passion and originality. The album’s short length and uninspired performances, especially vocally, reinforce the disappointing nature of this release. Fans are unlikely to find lasting value here. Explore the review to understand why Old Silver Key's album may not meet post-rock black metal fans' expectations.

 The labor of work, the hope for a better future, the fears of youth: re-reading today the lyrics of Johnny Salani and the Cappanera brothers seem to be a compendium of the socio-political climate of lead (more metal) of those years.

 You realize that thing, that gut feeling it gives, has become such a part of you that giving it up would be like giving up a limb.

This review celebrates the extensive box set 'Strana Officina - 1979-1989 La Storia,' chronicling the Italian heavy metal band's passionate journey through the 1980s. It highlights the band's raw sound, socio-political lyrical depth, and enduring influence despite limited commercial success. The collection captures the spirit of the era with original EPs, LPs, and rare unreleased tracks. The review conveys respect for the band's legacy and the authenticity of their music. A tragic end to the band's classic lineup adds poignancy to their story. Explore the raw power and history of Strana Officina's 1979-1989 box set — a must-listen for every passionate metal fan!

 The peculiar relationship between the quirky protagonists is typically French in style, reminiscent of Amélie Poulain.

 If these premises sound interesting, make it yours. I’m sure you will smile often while reading these pages.

Fred Vargas’ 'Who Died, Raise Your Hand' offers a charming old-fashioned noir mystery centered around quirky, unemployed historians and an ex-cop. The novel blends humor, subtle suspense, and social observation on modern life’s challenges. The characters’ personalities and their interactions create an engaging and realistic reading experience. Expect smiles and intrigue in equal measure. Dive into Fred Vargas’ delightful mystery and meet a quirky team solving a Paris garden enigma with wit and charm!