To hell with the softness, now I’ll show you how to use a string orchestra.

 Tyner’s torrential solos seem to be in constant competition, up to the last note, with the polyrhythmic propulsion of an unstoppable Billy Cobham.

Fly With The Wind reflects McCoy Tyner's fearless approach to blending powerful jazz piano with a string ensemble. Released in 1976, the album avoids softness, opting instead for energetic, thrilling compositions with notable contributions from Billy Cobham and flutist Hubert Laws. This record stands out as an intense, elaborate jazz masterpiece that balances complexity and accessibility. Discover the bold fusion of jazz and strings in McCoy Tyner's Fly With The Wind—listen now and experience a jazz masterpiece like no other.

 A nightmare, malevolent, perverse, and dark!

 'Ubangi Stomp' is a rock and roll. It beats anything that’s ever been told.

The Honeymoon Killers' 1984 debut album 'From Mars' offers a nightmarish, malevolent soundscape reflecting urban alienation and primal horrors. Blending noise rock with garage and psychedelic roots, the album captures raw, disturbed energy. Key tracks like 'Cornbread Fed' and 'Ubangi Stomp' serve as visceral highlights. Overall, the record is praised for its dark intensity and wild rock 'n' roll spirit. Dive into the dark, unruly sound of The Honeymoon Killers from 1984—listen now and experience their unforgettable noise rock journey!

 "The album’s scenario is apocalyptic and the tracklist lacks any filler tracks; the technical level is very high."

 "A Buried Existence manages to immerse us in a parallel reality set against the backdrop of the end of the world."

A Buried Existence's debut album 'The Dying Breed' showcases the Italian underground's strength with a unique blend of hardcore, death metal, and post-core. The album is technically strong, apocalyptic in atmosphere, and free of filler tracks. Highlights include 'Reborn In The Sick' and 'New World Desaster', plus an evocative reinterpretation from '28 Weeks Later'. The band impresses with originality and immersive dark themes. Dive into 'The Dying Breed' and experience a unique, dark journey through apocalyptic metal mastery.

 The 2009 record is something entirely different compared to the 1986 version: the first is as explosive and dynamic as the second is dull and muffled.

 Not Moving are among the greatest bands to have ever graced the Italian soil, though plagued by an unlucky fate denying them visibility and recognition.

Not Moving’s Sinnermen stands out as a rare and explosive fusion of punk, rockabilly, blues, and psychedelia from the early 1980s Italian scene. Despite initial setbacks due to an unauthorized remix, the 2009 reissue restored its original dynamic power. Featuring veterans from the Italian hardcore scene, the album draws favorable comparisons with influential American bands like Gun Club and X. Sinnermen remains a key representation of raw, rebellious rock music that defied the intellectual trends of its time. Explore Not Moving’s Sinnermen to experience the raw energy and timeless spirit of Italian punk rock’s hidden gem.

 "Too bad this reaching his peak is now a more unique than rare episode, but when it’s there, let’s enjoy it."

 "Delightful Universe is a true anthem to the innovation of the Eno-formula, highly successful, possibly the only episode of the album that foreshadows the times."

Making Space is a distinguished ambient album by Brian Eno that revitalizes the genre with fresh experimentation and refined melodies. It serves as a soundtrack for his 77 Million Paintings installation and marks a creative high point after years of relative stagnation. The album features memorable tracks like Delightful Universe and showcases collaborations with familiar partners. While not revolutionary, it perfectly aligns with contemporary ambient music tastes. Listen to Brian Eno’s Making Space and experience a masterful blend of ambient innovation and timeless soundscapes.

 The band seems to have found the right compositional coordinates and partly abandons the robust sound of Carving Desert Canyons to reconnect with a path that certainly leans towards softer shores with fewer metal and more experimental contours.

 It is certainly not music that can be immediately assimilated, with nuances and riffs that appear new each time the CD is replayed.

The Collective, Scale The Summit’s third album, showcases the band’s artistic evolution into a refined instrumental progressive metal style. Blending heavy thrash elements with post-rock and experimental layers, the album features standout musicianship, especially from bassist Jordan Eberhardt. The work is less uniform but more captivating than its predecessor, offering new nuances with each listen. The album’s complex compositions mark it as essential listening for fans of innovative metal. Explore Scale The Summit’s The Collective to experience a bold fusion of instrumental metal and progressive experimentation.

 Capossela finally returns with an album full of novelties.

 With this work, Capossela demonstrates that he has not exhausted his creative vein.

Vinicio Capossela's double album Marinai, Profeti e Balene marks a creative triumph after his less successful previous release. The album combines rich orchestration and choral elements with nautical and literary inspirations, primarily from Moby Dick. Featuring collaborations with notable musicians like Greg Cohen and Marc Ribot, it offers an atmospheric experience that grows with each listen. This work stands as one of Capossela's best, second only to his acclaimed Canzoni a manovella. Dive into Vinicio Capossela’s captivating double album and experience a unique musical journey full of stories and rich sounds!

 Karyn is truly the queen of this way of singing lightly, giving as much breath as possible to that tiny chest of hers, turning her throat into a real hell, rusty blades from the mouth, gentlemen!

 The sound of this album is so dry that it will feel like you’ve consumed scorching desert sand!

This review praises Crisis's album 'Like Sheep Led To Slaughter' as a powerful and eclectic metal work that defies easy genre classification. Karyn Crisis's unique vocal delivery and Afzal Nasiruddeen's intense guitar work create a dark, atmospheric, and complex sound. The album mixes sludge, hardcore, and Middle Eastern influences to produce a harsh yet captivating listening experience. The band's limited discography and overlooked status add a sense of loss. Overall, the reviewer hopes for a future return from this talented group. Dive into Crisis’s intense and unique metal journey with 'Like Sheep Led To Slaughter'—discover a raw, powerful sound that defies genres.

 What remains indelible ... is the freshness and character of the tracks that make it up.

 'Terror Squad' is one of those works that ... should have entered the annals of the genre.

The review highlights Artillery's 1987 album 'Terror Squad' as a landmark thrash metal record marked by technical riffs, dynamic structure, and Flemming Ronsdorf's powerful vocals. The album is praised for its evolved lyrical themes focusing on social and scientific critique. Despite production and label difficulties, 'Terror Squad' is deemed a timeless and essential thrash metal experience. It stands alongside their acclaimed follow-up 'By Inheritance' and deserves greater recognition. Listen to Artillery's 'Terror Squad' now and experience one of thrash metal's most dynamic and powerful albums!

 Otto Von Schirach is one of the most important composers of our century.

 Escalo Frio is a monumental triptych of surrealist nightmares and bewildering abstract sound galaxies.

Otto Von Schirach's album Escalo Frio is hailed as a monumental work of electronic experimentation. It continues his trajectory beyond IDM stereotypes into abstract, genre-defying soundscapes marked by glitch, noise, and digital manipulation. The album is praised for its complex rhythms, avant-garde influences, and reinterpretation of Miami bass. It is positioned as a vital piece in the evolution of electronic music and a testament to Von Schirach's genius. Dive into Otto Von Schirach's Escalo Frio and experience a pioneering journey through bold electronic innovation and noise exploration.

 Few diners at this unusual banquet devoid of decoration, silverware, fine and precious cups and ceramics.

 It is man who attempts to trace the new path to Paradise through the shortcut of metal, progress, and technique.

This review delves into Charles C. Ebbets’ famous photograph Lunch Atop A Skyscraper, portraying it as a powerful symbol of the American workforce's resilience and progress after the Great Depression. The image captures workers perched on a steel beam high above New York City, embodying human determination and industrial advancement. The review highlights the contrast between traditional celebrations and this raw moment of labor, emphasizing the cultural shift towards modernity and unity amidst diversity. Discover the story behind this iconic photograph and feel the spirit of progress and resilience that shaped modern New York.

 Rough Diamonds is an incredibly banal album, stereotypical and devoid of any convincing idea.

 Paul Rodgers’ voice seems to disappear with desperate resignation into the foggy lack of originality.

Rough Diamonds, the final studio album by Bad Company’s original lineup, is a disappointing effort marked by uninspired songwriting and a failed attempt to revive British blues. Despite Paul Rodgers’ vocals and the guitar work of Mick Ralphs, the album falls into simplistic pop-blues and weak hard rock. Only the opening track 'Electric Land' stands out amid generally forgettable songs. The album ultimately feels like a lackluster closing chapter for a once great band. Discover why Rough Diamonds marks a disappointing farewell for Bad Company—read the full review and listen to their final tracks now!

 Go is not a masterpiece and is not without some unconvincing episodes, but it leaves more than one carefree, childlike smile.

 Jónsi leads a frenetic little orchestra, narrating his world with euphoric melodies and an introverted smile.

Jónsi’s solo album Go offers a fresh and creative departure from his work with Sigur Rós. It mixes elegant pop-rock with subtle electronics and childlike joy, delivering an engaging and uplifting listening experience. Despite not being a masterpiece and having occasional weak moments, Go charms with its euphoric melodies and warmth. The album showcases Jónsi’s playful and introspective nature, leaving listeners with a carefree smile. Listen to Jónsi's Go to experience a playful blend of pop-rock and childlike joy beyond Sigur Rós.

 "The eponymous track that opens the album is one of the best things ever created by this magical quintet."

 "This authentic masterpiece of a Miles Davis once again in a state of grace."

Nefertiti is a standout album from Miles Davis' second quintet era, recorded just before his shift to electric jazz. The album showcases a rare blend of rhythmic freedom and harmonic sophistication by legendary musicians. Each track exemplifies different moods and techniques, from tense and urgent to soft and dreamlike. The review praises the group's cohesion and creative prowess, cementing Nefertiti as an essential modern jazz milestone. Discover the brilliance of Miles Davis' Nefertiti and experience the magic of jazz history today!

 "There’s not a single song inviting me to hit the SKIP button."

 "The last track, Pots and Pans, is pure extravagant magic."

The Kills deliver a powerful and engaging garage rock album with Blood Pressures. The tracks showcase varied styles from hard rock to ballads, all remaining captivating. The reviewer finds the album a step forward from their previous work and highly recommends it, dismissing criticisms comparing them to other bands. Overall, a 4/5 rating affirms its quality. Dive into Blood Pressures and experience The Kills’ raw, captivating garage rock energy now!

 Their debut remains a remarkable expressionist painting of human unhappiness.

 "Human Drama," the absolute masterpiece of the album, sublimates the bitter tears of a defeated generation.

This review highlights Rhythm Pigs' 1984 self-titled debut as a groundbreaking hardcore album blending Texas southern blues-rock with avant-garde punk. The band’s music captures themes of alienation, existential struggle, and raw human emotion with intensity and originality. Exceptional tracks like 'Human Drama' and 'Conditional Love' showcase their unique sound, while later releases are viewed as less impactful. Overall, the debut remains a vital contribution to punk and hardcore culture. Discover the intense raw energy of Rhythm Pigs’ debut and experience a punk revolution that still resonates today.

 Scofield still plays with marbles, but he does it well!

 The result is so evocative and balanced, between emptiness and fullness, that here we really don’t know among the 54, who to compliment first.

John Scofield's 2010 album with the Metropole Orkest showcases his mature yet playful artistic spirit. The collaboration produces an evocative and balanced jazz experience, blending sophisticated arrangements with inspired solos. Vince Mendoza's orchestral direction enhances Scofield's blues-funk guitar. This album marks renewed creative vigor and highlights the orchestra's versatility. Listen to John Scofield’s inspired collaboration with Metropole Orkest and experience a masterful blend of jazz and orchestral magic.

 "I immediately thought 'here we go again, the usual cloned and impersonal 'punky' sound...' I would find out, listen after listen, that I was wrong."

 "It is a debut album that seems decidedly better than other debuts with similar soundscapes that I’ve come across."

Bad Stuff's debut album 'Responsibly Unaware' offers a fresh take on punk with a blend of punk rock, post-punk, and pop melody. Despite initial skepticism, the album impresses with its originality and catchy tracks. Some filler songs slightly weaken the overall experience, but key tracks showcase the band's promising potential. The fact that the band is Italian adds a proud local dimension to this otherwise international sound. Listen to Bad Stuff's 'Responsibly Unaware' now and discover a fresh blend of punk and melody from Italy's promising new trio!

 De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas is a timeless classic, Mayhem’s masterpiece and a must for anyone who wants to get an idea of what Black Metal is.

 Mayhem are like this, take it or leave it.

De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas is Mayhem's seminal black metal album, defining the genre's sound and legacy. Featuring key members like Euronymous and Attila Csihar, it combines raw intensity with dark, atmospheric lyrics. The album is shaped by tragic events but remains a classic essential for black metal fans. Each track delivers a unique, chilling experience, cementing its place in metal history. Discover the dark legend of Mayhem by diving into De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas—listen now and experience the roots of black metal.

 Nothing less than a perfect mix of what ’80s rock should be, excellently played and produced, yet fatally too late.

 'On Target' is a little gem swept away by the force of the grunge movement that was about to peak in those years but deserving of being rediscovered.

This review covers the 1989 album 'On Target' by Bangalore Choir, led by former Accept vocalist David Reece. Despite strong performances and well-crafted melodic hard rock songs, the album was overshadowed by the rise of grunge. The album offers catchy choruses, solid riffs, and strong production but remained largely unnoticed. The band’s recent comeback aims to revive their deserved recognition. Listen now to Bangalore Choir's 'On Target' and rediscover a powerful 80s hard rock classic!