Sabby Paige, autor en The Rock Review

Nina Hagen – NunSexMonkRock (1982)

Con su distintiva combinación de actitud punk rock y teatralidad vanguardista, Hagen desafió la categorización en cada momento.

With her distinctive blend of punk rock attitude and avant-garde theatrics, Hagen defied categorization at every turn.

Embárcate en una odisea sonora con Mannequin Pussy mientras te guían a través de 10 pistas que recorren el espectro del punk y el pop.

Embark on a sonic odyssey with Mannequin Pussy as they guide you through 10 tracks that traverse the spectrum from punk to inviting pop.

A genius from the hand of Steve Vai, David Coverdale and company, who dared to adapt to the demands of rock in ’89.

Motley Crue changed its sound towards something more commercial thanks to its producer Bob Rock. For our taste the band’s “Black Album”.

“Departure” is a high-level album that showcased Journey as one of the greats in the music scene. Today we analyze this wonderful album.

Possibly the most representative album of old-school Thrash Metal from the Bay Area in the 80s. Exodus debuted with speed and aggression.

We analyze the debut album of the American band Tesla, a work filled with great guitars that proposed a very effective Hard Rock.

Annihilator is an underrated band that could currently be on par with the giants of both American and European Thrash Metal.