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Oranssi Pazuzu pushes back the limits of the audible with “Muuntautuja”, brutal in its convulsive darkness yet fascinating in its evolving force.
CHILDERIC THOR
- 17/03/2025
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Whereafter turns alternative rock into a psychological experiment with “Blessed & Depressed”.
CALGEPO
- 17/03/2025
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With “Odyssey”, Kwoon fashions an immersive post-rock fresco, where the sea, childhood and infinity intertwine in a sonic drift as bewitching as it is emotional.
CALGEPO
- 10/03/2025
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Mogwai know how to make silence speak and play with tension. But does ‘The Bad Fire’ lack oxygen by containing the embers under synthetic layers?’
CALGEPO
- 07/02/2025
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Sevensent's debut album “The Affection” is both raw and melodic, where chaos and introspection intertwine to explore the darker areas of the human soul.
CALGEPO
- 17/01/2025
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“Nomad”, Richie Kotzen's 23rd solo album, is a compendium of virtuosity and eclecticism that nevertheless lacks the unity to stand out as a must-have in his rich discography.
NEWF
- 02/01/2025
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For his seventh solo album, Alex Carpani offers us a progressive masterpiece at the crossroads of genres.
ADRIANSTORK
- 17/12/2024
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With “Hopium”, Kingcrow redefines its musical identity, blending the audacity of electro sounds with the emotional depth of progressive metal, to offer a work as modern as it is timeless.
CALGEPO
- 11/12/2024
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