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Innuendo contains one of the most interesting insights of Queen's entire discography.

Heavier than ever the band went full-blown hard-boiled neo-hard rock, noticeably a mature sound with few exceptions as "Delilah" and "All God's People" which might seem poppy in comparison.

It's undeniable that the album also contains a darker what-if philosophical aura. Themes as life or death, world crisis and goodbyes are quite recurrent.

To me, Innuendo is, and will always be a mystery. Only god knows what went through Freddie's head while making it in such state he found himself.

but utter most doesn't change the fact that Innuendo is a Masterpiece every Queen fan should listen.

A London-esque trip through many forms of mystique sounds. Exploring techno-psychedelic from soft to energetic.

Melancholical moods creating reflective and introspective moods (Cat And Rabbit, Metropole, An Old Aquarius) are very distinguished songs in the tracklist.

Although written by a Brazilian musician, Hisscivilization might the most British album you'll ever hear out there.