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Deftones – Private Music (2025)
They did it again—Deftones solidify their place as one of the greats of modern metal with Private Music in 2025.
Turnstile – Never Enough (2025)
Who would’ve thought Hardcore would reach a massive level of popularity? Well, Turnstile achieved it in full force in 2025 with Never Enough.
The Beach Boys – Pet Sounds (1966)
Pet Sounds wasn’t just an album. The Beach Boys left the surf behind to create a heartbreaking, introspective, and stunning masterpiece.
Queen – A Night at the Opera (1975)
A Night at the Opera wasn’t just an album it was a musical act of faith. Queen took everything they loved and turned it into a masterpiece.
Reviews
Cynic – Kindly Bent to Free Us (2014)
A superb album by Cynic, a band that was initially hard to understand and chose to explore new paths within the progressive genre.
Cream – Fresh Cream (1966)
“Fresh Cream” is the debut album of the power trio Cream, released in 1966. It’s an excellent classic of blues-rock, featuring hints of jazz in the drumming.
Megadeth – The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead! (2022)
In the midst of 2022, Megadeth presents one of the best albums of their career, featuring a star-studded lineup that resembles a supergroup.
ZZ Top – Eliminator (1983)
ZZ Top modernized their classic sound by incorporating synthesizers and drum machines, creating their most commercial album.
Deafheaven – Sunbather (2013)
Deafheaven presented something never seen before in black metal in 2013. An album full of harmonies and major tones.
Red Hot Chili Peppers – Mother’s Milk (1989)
We talk about the band’s first album with Anthony Kiedis, Chad Smith, Flea and John Frusciante, the lineup that found a unique sound.
Parkway Drive – Darker Still (2022)
Modern stadium metal, ‘Darker Still,’ the latest release from Parkway Drive, showcases the maturity of the Australian band.
Black Sabbath – Master Of Reality (1971)
We go back to the origins of Heavy Metal with Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward, a turning point in history.
Avenged Sevenfold – City Of Evil (2005)
With City of Evil, Avenged Sevenfold left metalcore behind. An ambitious album, full of virtuosic solos and complex structures.
Porcupine Tree – Closure/Continuation (2022)
Porcupine Tree returns with a magnificent production and a progressive power trio. This album is forward-looking and refined in every sense.
Sex Pistols – Never Mind The Bollocks (1977)
The only studio album by the punk band Sex Pistols, which was enough to make history and break the rock paradigms.
Metallica – …And Justice For All (1988)
After the unfortunate passing of bassist Cliff Burton, Metallica released their fourth studio album. Raw, creative, and aggressive.
