Iggy is ignorance made music, an honorable mention for him. You have to see him live at least once in your life.

 Here is rock today. The real one, powerful and direct, the one that makes you jump (and skip) and makes your blood run through your veins.

Rock in Idrho 2011 was a thrilling midweek festival packed with energy and outstanding performances. Highlights included Iggy Pop’s raw punk show and an electrifying set by Foo Fighters, who impressed with their powerful and precise live performance. While some sets were less impactful, the overall atmosphere was vibrant and the crowd fully engaged. The review captures the excitement, memorable moments, and the spirit of rock alive at this event. Dive into the energy of Rock in Idrho 2011—read the full review and relive the unforgettable live shows!

 "The group's sound resonates even more with southern rock influences, maintaining a good level of energy and vitality."

 "Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea... BSC chose to stay in the middle, postponing what could be the album of definitive consecration."

Black Stone Cherry's third album 'Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea' delivers energetic southern rock infused with solid hard rock elements. The band maintains strong vocal and instrumental performances, especially on tracks like 'White Trash Millionaire' and 'Blame It On The Boom Boom.' Despite not fully evolving beyond their established sound, the album offers a worthy listen for fans. It balances between risking innovation and sticking to familiar ground, showing potential for future growth. Listen to Black Stone Cherry's energetic mix of southern and hard rock on 'Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea' today!

 "Aaaah, damn! What a satisfaction to be able to press play and listen to all ten songs, finally in sequence!"

 "Crossfade managed to create a track that captivates from start to finish, from the first to the last note."

After a long wait and personal struggles, Crossfade delivers a deeply emotional and intense concept album, We All Bleed. The album explores dark themes through powerful vocals and dynamic compositions. It marks a strong comeback, showing growth and resilience. Key tracks like 'Killing Me Inside' and 'Make Me A Believer' stand out. Overall, it is considered one of the best albums of 2011. Listen to Crossfade's We All Bleed and experience a powerful musical journey of struggle, hope, and redemption!

 A Night At The Opera is rightly considered one of the cornerstones of Rock.

 Bohemian Rhapsody, the best rock track of all time, an effective blend of light music, Rock, and opera.

Queen's 1975 album 'A Night At The Opera' is hailed as a pivotal rock masterpiece. Blending various musical styles seamlessly, it features iconic tracks like 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and innovative production. The album showcases the band's versatility and remains a timeless classic. Explore Queen's iconic 'A Night At The Opera' and experience the timeless blend of rock and opera today!

 Mammal is this, it’s a train projected towards the end, laden with despair and tragic malaise, but a light, after that last final percussion, seems to appear.

 Unlike most who venture into such a genre, aptly called post-black metal, the personality and originality of execution are through the roof.

Altar Of Plagues' Mammal is a profound and atmospheric post-black metal album that explores themes of despair, anger, and transcendence through complex soundscapes. The review highlights its originality and successful blend of black metal with post-metal, drone, and folk elements. Each track builds a unique mood, culminating in an intense and dramatic finale. The album is praised as a major artistic achievement for the band. Dive into Altar Of Plagues' Mammal—experience the raw power and deep emotion of post-black metal today!

 "It is the supreme mockery, the metaphysics of exploded Italy, the portrait of the last two - crucial - years of a pleasure-seeking and eating power."

 "NEVER, as after the 'reading' of this book, have I felt so 'disgusted' to feel Italian."

UltraCAFONAL by Roberto D'Agostino and Umberto Pizzi is a biting satire capturing Italy's decadence over recent years. Combining cynical commentary and provocative imagery, it depicts a society engulfed in vulgarity, corruption, and moral decay. The review sees the book as unapologetically disturbing and deeply discomforting, evoking feelings of nausea and indignation. Despite its harshness, the book powerfully reflects on the distorted realities of modern Italy. Discover UltraCAFONAL for a provocative and unfiltered look at Italy's chaotic soul.

 An atmosphere of infinite and ethereal sweetness, an excellent work by a mature and pleasant artist.

 An album that can incredibly appeal to both the grandmother and the grandson accustomed to more explosive sounds.

This review praises Caretaker's album for its unique blend of nostalgic vintage sounds and emotional depth. The music evokes scenes from distant festivals and old jazz orchestras, wrapped in soothing, ethereal textures. It is accessible and appealing to listeners of varying ages and preferences. The album is seen as a mature, pleasant work by James Leyland Kirby. Discover the hauntingly beautiful vintage soundscapes of Caretaker’s An Empty Bliss Beyond This World – listen now and immerse yourself in nostalgia.

 What emerges here is a mastery and control of the instrument that is monstrous, shocking, manic, an expression of a "total knowledge" of musical forms.

 "Them or Us" is emblematic of the 1980s Zappian style and a must-listen for all enthusiasts.

Them or Us is a complex yet vital album in Frank Zappa's 1980s discography, revealing significant guitar mastery and musical innovation. While some tracks show notable weaknesses, the album’s experimental spirit and collaborations—especially with Steve Vai—mark a crucial transitional phase. The mixture of avant-garde, jazz, and rock elements highlights Zappa’s evolving style, making this album a must-listen for patient fans and enthusiasts of his work. Discover the groundbreaking guitar work and creative genius of Frank Zappa’s Them or Us—listen and explore this essential 1980s classic today!

 "Nobody’s perfect."

 In this Masterpiece, cross-dressing becomes an art form and misunderstandings don’t forcibly aim to make you laugh but succeed in dragging the viewer into a grotesque story which, however, becomes incredibly believable.

This review praises Billy Wilder's 'Some Like It Hot' as possibly the greatest comedy ever made. It highlights the perfect cast, the clever, well-crafted script, and the film's lasting appeal even after 50 years. The use of cross-dressing is called an art form, with humor grounded in a believable and engaging story. The reviewer encourages watching the film for its entertainment and charm. Watch 'Some Like It Hot' today and experience the timeless comedy masterpiece that continues to charm audiences worldwide!

 Sum 41 now outline lines that are sometimes sweet, sometimes tense and dark, trying... to go beyond the label of a goofy band suitable only for an alcohol-fueled party.

 The instrumental breaks are excellent, often truly memorable.

Sum 41’s album Screaming Bloody Murder marks a return to a darker, more mature sound after the mixed reception of their previous work. While not reaching the heights of their classic Chuck album, this record features strong instrumentals, progressive song structures, and a more serious tone. The addition of guitarist Tom Thacker brings fresh energy, and standout tracks like the title track and the mini-suite showcase the band's growth. Overall, the album is enjoyable and shows promising steps forward. Discover Sum 41’s darker, mature side in Screaming Bloody Murder – listen now and experience their evolving rock sound.

 "The album combines typical pop/punk sounds with a sufficiently original use of electronics and emo, which by now, unfortunately, has become ridiculous."

 "Lifemale was a good start for this band (a start that, however, was almost completely destroyed by the subsequent Rollin’ Rockin’ Super Sonic!)."

Lifemale by The Electric Diorama is a reissued EP combining pop-punk and electronic elements with emo influences. The album features 11 tracks, mixing catchy moments with some banal and forgettable songs. Highlights are the rockier and rhythmic songs that bring credibility, though overall the album is uneven. The band’s influences are noted but the sound leans towards Panic! at the Disco rather than their claimed inspirations. A 2.5/5 rated debut with room for growth. Listen to The Electric Diorama's Lifemale for a catchy pop-punk journey with unique electronic touches and discover an emerging Italian band’s early sound.

 Dusk and Her Embrace is my favorite Cradle album because it is the most gothic one; indeed, les plays the keyboards in a divine manner.

 Don’t believe that cof is for posers. They were a great band and THIS IS A MASTERPIECE.

This review praises Cradle of Filth's second album, Dusk and Her Embrace, as their most gothic and symphonic black metal masterpiece. Despite the band's later image changes, this album highlights their musical skills and importance in the metal scene. Favorite tracks include Funeral in Carpathia, Gothic Romance, and the title track. The reviewer strongly recommends it to new metal fans to appreciate the band's true legacy. Explore Dusk and Her Embrace now and experience Cradle of Filth’s gothic symphonic black metal masterpiece.

 He gave rock history great moments, with his full, clear, and warm voice.

 A polyhedral gem, ranging from classic hard rock to poignant love ballads, perfectly blending 80s sensibility with great experience.

Greg Lake’s 1977 solo debut showcases his shift from classic progressive rock to a more melodic and 80s-influenced sound. With contributions from notable artists like Gary Moore and Bob Dylan, the album balances hard rock tracks and emotional ballads. It highlights Lake’s masterful musicianship and ability to evolve beyond his ELP roots while maintaining his distinctive voice. This album represents a key chapter in the transition from 70s prog to 80s rock. Dive into Greg Lake’s timeless solo work and experience the perfect blend of prog rock mastery and 80s charm today!

 Leighton would rather die on the spot than put something less than honest and passionate on record.

 The Morlocks have returned with an album of originals, a great album no less.

The Morlocks' album Play Chess is hailed as a remarkable garage rock work by Leighton Koizumi, who deeply personalizes classic Chess Records covers. Despite initial skepticism about a cover album, the review praises Koizumi's passionate and authentic approach, reinforcing his status as a garage rock icon. The album is seen as a powerful comeback and a testament to his lasting influence. Listen to The Morlocks Play Chess and experience Leighton Koizumi's garage rock genius today!

 "'Hatred For Mankind' is dirty, violent, and sincere."

 "The raw death metal in the style of Benediction blends with the roughest and fastest black metal, only to be mutilated by sludge doom incursions."

Dragged Into Sunlight's 'Hatred For Mankind' is an intense fusion of death, black, and sludge doom metal that captivates with raw and violent sincerity. The album balances slow, claustrophobic moments with fast, aggressive passages, highlighted by hardcore vocals. Not visionary but highly effective, it will please fans of extreme metal genres. The artwork by Justin Bartlett adds a haunting visual element. Overall, a relentless and powerful debut. Listen to 'Hatred For Mankind' now and experience one of the most brutal blends of metal in recent years!

 The smooth velvet bass that caresses Blixa’s 'infernal' voice, the demolisher of buildings, on 'Sabrina' says it all.

 The title track flows slowly in its 7 minutes of post-apocalyptic blues in the void, paying tribute to John Cage.

The review praises the 11-year journey culminating in the reissue of Einstürzende Neubauten’s Silence Is Sexy. It highlights the album’s blend of industrial and blues elements, the textures of bass and vocals, and the innovative percussion. Each track offers a distinct atmosphere ranging from hypnotic rhythms to unsettling textures, culminating in an experimental soundscape. The album is celebrated for its artistic depth and sonic innovation. Dive into the haunting soundscapes of Silence Is Sexy and experience the innovative blend of industrial and blues like never before.

 There are certain discs that seem like those people you meet and immediately want to make love to, even though you know you only have a few hours together.

 With Soren Well, there is little to breathe.

Soren Well's EP offers a brief yet intense musical experience that resembles an instant connection. The shoegaze sound is both familiar and fresh, evoking deep nostalgia. Its melodic and atmospheric qualities draw listeners into a dreamy, almost elusive world. The EP skillfully blends American roots with subtle British influences, making it a memorable listen for fans of the genre. Experience the dreamy allure of Soren Well’s EP—dive into the ethereal world of shoegaze now!

 The vocals are an inhuman moan, it is a delirium of urban obsessions, metropolitan, a depression rooted in the total alienation derived from the structure of civilized society.

 Just one album, this and 'Choke,' a barely twenty-minute EP, to enter the history of heavy music.

Kiss It Goodbye's album 'She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not' is a defining 90s hardcore record, heavier and more claustrophobic than its peers. It captures raw emotions of depression and alienation through acidic guitar riffs and tortured vocals. Produced by Billy Anderson, the album stands as a monumental yet often overlooked masterpiece in heavy music history. Despite their short existence, the band's impact remains unmatched and unique. Dive into the intense, heavy world of Kiss It Goodbye and experience a 90s hardcore classic that still resonates today.

 "The goal is as abstractly simple as it is complex in its realization: success, fame, standing in front of a camera and 'becoming someone,' no matter how, just do it."

 "Television. A vast universe, a devouring abyss that nevertheless seems in a slow stage of disintegration: social networks... ferociously knocking on the President’s door, guilty of too many concrete and abstract bunga bungas."

Videocracy is a sharp documentary exposing the superficiality and spectacle of Italian commercial television, focusing on fame, scandal, and media manipulation. Featuring real figures like Fabrizio Corona and Flavio Briatore, the film critiques the media-driven cult of personality and the societal impact of Italian TV culture. Directed by Erik Gandini, it provides an insightful and critical view of the intersection between entertainment, politics, and public consumption. Watch Videocracy to uncover the dazzling and dark sides of Italian TV fame and media power.

 ‘Street Of The Love Of Days’… a refined Iberian Indie-pop with calm and sleepy atmospheres, boundless tranquility.

 Now I sail away, helped by Amor De Dias, because that’s where I want to go, to Spain, Greece, Portugal, or Tennessee. Why? Because it’s far away.

The review captures the serene yet melancholic atmosphere of Amor De Días' album 'Street Of The Love Of Days.' It highlights the refined Iberian indie-pop sound and its calming, sleepy qualities. Despite some moments perceived as boring, the album offers an emotional escape from daily stress. Collaboration between Alasdair MacLean and Lupe Núñez-Fernández is noted for crafting the tranquil mood. The listening is framed as a subtle, introspective experience. Listen to 'Street Of The Love Of Days' and drift into its tranquil indie-pop soundscape.