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In a style where the compositions are more direct and immediate, Midrone will not disappoint Lunear fans, as “Foreverness Revisited” skillfully blends pop and art rock.
TONYB
- 04/06/2025
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Moving away from the folk sounds that originally defined them, “Fever Dream” shows a band determined to shake things up, with results that live up to expectations.
TORPEDO
- 10/02/2025
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The art of Blood Incantation is to unite antagonistic worlds on this sublime “Absolute Elsewhere”, somewhere between Jean-Michel Jarre and Cynic.
THIBAUTK
- 04/02/2025
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Fans of varied rock who appreciate a mix of genres should undoubtedly appreciate “Hope”, an original and perfectly produced work that fits logically into Amarok's discography.
TORPEDO
- 27/01/2025
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With this album of fascinating electronic coldness, Propaganda finally provides a worthy successor to “A Secret Wish”, their 1985 masterpiece.
ADRIANSTORK
- 07/01/2025
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Marilyn Manson's opus, with its melancholy gothic melodies, is at once attractive and frightening.
NOISE
- 02/01/2025
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Could “Coming Up to Consciousness” be the best Pure Reason Revolution album to date? The debate is wide open.
TONYB
- 24/12/2024
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At the risk of confusing their audience, Ad Infinitum's “Abyss” is an album of alternative metal, a real stylistic mishmash.
LYNOTT
- 18/12/2024
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