
The Queen Is Dead Volume 92- Mud Spencer/Ockra/Dee Calhoun
The Queen Is Dead Volume 92- Mud Spencer, Ockra, Dee Calhoun. Let’s get into the new releases from Argonauta Records, the Italian label dedicated to heavy music in all its meanings.
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The Queen Is Dead Volume 92- Mud Spencer, Ockra, Dee Calhoun. Let’s get into the new releases from Argonauta Records, the Italian label dedicated to heavy music in all its meanings.
Naked Raygun, one of the pioneering bands in the Chicago punk scene, has left an indelible mark on the genre.
“The Time Between Dog and Wolf” is an enthralling EP released by the band Death and Memphis. With their distinct blend of alternative rock and post-punk influences, the band delivers a captivating musical experience that explores the duality of light and darkness.
Rude Audio and Dan Wainwright – Psychedelic Science: have succeeded in the feat of combining two musical genres that are seemingly far apart, but have the same ultimate goal : to expand the consciousness of the listener.
The Inner Light are a metalcore and hardcore band from Rouen, France.
Few have succeeded in this difficult task, but there is one sound that was born to describe what is happening, and that is techno. Niclas Erlandsson comes from Sweden and releases his ‘Väsen EP’ on Berlin-based Antimodus.
The songs are all of long duration and are very well composed, and in all of them you can breathe that beautiful, typically British gothic air, with those very special melodies that Wolves In Winter make their own and make them sound very good.
Delerium: Is it possible to make electronic music with many ambient influences and with the direction of the sky above?
Psyclone Nine, Rainbow Bridge, The Modern Age Slavery, Heezer…. The Queen Is Dead Volume 90… The most ambitious work of their career, a record we had never heard in Italy, full of very good things.
The whole Heart of Silence is a tribute to Nature as it used to be, and to the wild but wise man, totally different from today’s man, immersed in a Nature that was hostile but taught him much.