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Between controlled introspection and restrained rage, Seether returns with “The Surface Seems So Far”, an album that flirts with fine ideas without ever quite recapturing the raw sparkle of its debut.
CALGEPO
- 19/11/2024
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With “Mesh”, Lizzard weave a sonic tapestry where strength and vulnerability intertwine, offering an alternative rock journey tinged with modern metal where each note reveals a new facet of their artistic maturity.
CALGEPO
- 14/10/2024
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“Turbulent”, Never Elected's debut album, is a success despite what might appear to be a lack of stylistic unity.
ADRIANSTORK
- 10/09/2024
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“Can We Please Have Fun” confirms Kings Of Leon's slow evolution towards more and more accessible Pop/Rock at the expense of originality.
TORPEDO
- 24/07/2024
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Bring Me The Horizon continues its journey with an eighth album at the crossroads of genres, pleasant to listen to despite dispensable length and a few questionable choices.
ADRIANSTORK
- 11/07/2024
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After a five-year wait, Royal Republic is back with a bang with "Lovecop", a bold album that celebrates its newfound unity and ability to reinvent itself, offering an eclectic mix of styles and renewed energy.
CALGEPO
- 19/06/2024
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Attic Theory's “What We Fear The Most” is full of melody and groove, simple and engaging, if occasionally classic.
THIBAUTK
- 27/05/2024
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With "Cry", Somewhere City creates a sensation with a remarkable album of grunge and alternative rock, already asserting its singularity by freeing itself from American influences.
CALGEPO
- 27/03/2024
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