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Dope Felons And Revolutionaries
'Debonaire' was one of the tracks I used to listen a lot back in the day. Felons and Revolutionaries leans towards an industrial metal sound rather than a nu-metal one. Despite some nice elements such as the sharp riffing and the energy, I never really became a fan of this sub-genre and any of its leading acts like Marilyn Manson and White Zombie. Recommendations: "Debonaire", "Kimberly's Ghost"		2.5
03.18.25
Nightmares On Wax In A Space Outta Sound
A wonderful album with trip hop and downtempo elements, suitable for relaxation and background music. Recommendations: "You Wish", "The Sweetest", "Flip Ya Lid".		4.0
03.13.25
Puddle of Mudd Ubiquitous
I started listening music actively during the post-grunge era, and Puddle of Mudd's debut album Come Clean was one of my favorite ones. Unfortunately, whenever I come back to listen new releases from them, I leave disappointed. The multiple line-up changes have definitely not helped the cause. Wes Scantlin could do much better had he been more meticulous with his vocals. Ubiquitous blends a variety of styles with the grunge tone of the last few tracks trying to salvage this wreck. Poor production, abysmal lyrics, generic riffs and overall an album that lacks cohesion. Recommendations: "Complication", "Running Out of Time"r		2.0
03.11.25
Talk Show Talk Show
The songs that didn?t appear on Tiny Music ended up on the 1997 self-titled album by Talk Show, the short-lived group that the remaining members of Stone Temple Pilots formed with singer Dave Coutts (Ten Inch Men) following the band's delayed schedule due to Weiland?s troubles . Despite the scattered lumbering riffs that gave STP their grungy character, as well as Coutts' competent vocals, Talk Show is a mediocre release. Recommendations: "Hello Hello", "Ring Twice".		2.5
03.11.25
Grave Digger Bone Collector
Teutonic power metallers Grave Digger are back and this latest release brings multiple changes in the band's lineup. Bone Collector may be full of energy, chunky riffage and the usual rough and gnarled vocals of Chris Boltendahl, however, there is an obvious regression in terms of quality as it progresses. Apart from some scattered highlights in its first half, I doubt that it will stand the test of time. Recommendations: "Devils Serenade', "Bone Collector", "Kingdom of Skulls".		2.5
03.04.25
Tremonti The End Will Show Us How
Mark Tremonti is one of those guys who simply can?t stop creating. Whatever is in him and cannot get it out with Alter Bridge, he does it with style in his own, eponymous band. The End Will Show Us How is his sixth studio album and is as implacably solid, as musically sound and lyrically meaningful as any of the previous ones. Like its predecessors, The End Will Show Us How is all about the typically emotive, sharp and unflashy trademark riffs that Mark specializes on. Each of the dozen tracks is based on a gigantic one with his noisy guitars supporting his soaring singing. The lyrical content while remains hopeful, has a da		3.5
03.04.25
Hootie and The Blowfish Cracked Rear View
As Nirvana and Metallica prepared listeners for the next wave of heaviness, Hootie & the Blowfish filled the gap between late grunge and the commercial rise of hip-hop and rap-rock. The band from South Carolina paved the way for smooth commercial rock as the likes of Matchbox Twenty, Dave Matthews Band, and many more were signed in the wake of Hootie?s success. Hootie was virtually unheard of in 1993, rising stars in 1994, and the best-selling act of 1995. Cracked Rear View blends splendidly some unflashy skilled southern rock and country with a twinge of folk, with the lyrics often rooted in regret and loss. In songs like ?Look Away		4.0
03.03.25

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    March 4 06:31 PM
  • Voivod Episis, ontos, polles bandes den iparxoyn edo, alla to sputnik iparxei gia na agaliasei to underground aneksartita apo to eidos mousikis.
    February 29 09:42 AM
  • Voivod Euxaristo gia tin parotrinsi, akouo kai blues giati apo ekei ksepidise olokliro to metal, tha to tsekaro to sigrotima kai tha epaneltho!! Nasai kala!
    February 29 09:40 AM
  • Voivod Epitelous kai kapoios allos ektimise to Dead Shed Jokers! Simfono me to soundoff sou. O diskos einai roodeutiko rock xoris na akougetai strateumeno sto eidos. Kai ta proigoumena tous einai sto idio ifos, an kai oxi toso aneptygmena.
    January 25 05:48 PM
  • Voivod Pisteuo pos tha vreis auto to album endiaferon - https://deadshedjokers.bandcamp.com/album/all-the-seasons
    October 13 08:08 PM

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