Mauri

The one after turn it upside down isn't bad at all. Sure, nothing new, but it has some great songs and unfortunately, despite being a good album, it didn’t achieve the success of its predecessor and perhaps marked the beginning of their decline.

Great review, I'm sharing it almost in full!!
I really like PS, and I don't mind this album; of course, it doesn't reach the levels of certain previous productions, but as the reviewer mentioned... what can you expect from a group that's been on the scene for years and has always experimented, sometimes anticipating or contradicting the various trends of the moment!
For me, Screamadelica, Vanishing Point, and XTRMNTR, but also RIOT City Blues... meanwhile, I'm looking forward to the 10th to enjoy them live in the province of TO. Who's coming?!?
Haloa

I agree with Nick, whom I greet, disc 3! I really like Riot Act as well... very nice review!

...a record known for quite some time. I partially agree with what you wrote, and partially I don't: well, the label "stonerfolk" doesn't convince me, nor does the one you already discarded, "root-rock." Personally, I categorize them, with some distinctions, into the mix of radio-friendly American Rock bands (College rock?!?)...but anyway, with a great deal of talent on their side, and a capability that sets them apart from other bands from the same period and style. I really like the album, and it contains some real little gems, even if it's not THE ALBUM, in the sense that there were ample areas for growth and subsequent maturation. However, as far as their story goes, I'm quite uninformed at this point...but they are neither the first nor the last to manage successes and failures. One thing I'm sure of: the album in question is made by people who know their craft. Very nice and well-crafted review, anyway. Best regards.

Great Zion!
I don’t even read it, not because I don’t trust it, but because the album is, in my opinion, excellent, very nice, and super engaging. I got it from a friend 2 days ago... and even before typing the artist's name in the de-motor, I already knew Mr. Zion could have made it :) good job... I give the album 5 stars. To the review (which I then read) just as many.
Greetings in the rhythm of Rap Promoter, which isn’t j5 but is just as good.
Bye

...uh I'm the first.another great title Bubi.
A well-known film that I've seen and (re)watched, appreciating it bit by bit...the only "negative" note for me is that the film is definitely slow.
So many images, stories, and little stories told through images that perhaps in their slowness, in their lack of flow, actually help the film become the snapshot you have rightly described.
I don't know Altman well (I've only seen this and GOSFORD PARK) but I think (perhaps mistakenly) that this "slowness" is a hallmark of the American director's talent.

...I know them up to "One Second," which I like at times. For me, the best remains the one with Last time, Once Solemn, and the spoken part by Manson...of which I can't remember the title right now. I knew about their Depeche Mode-like turn or at least the existence of this album that can barely be described as "heavily influenced." The Thepesc are already doing the Depeche thing, so... but I'm very curious to hear something new... when does the new album come out?

...well done Poletti, I join the compliments of a user above me. I like how you talk about cinema; so far I've read you with "Blues Brothers" (known) and with this one (unknown)... anyway, I'll give you a 4 and off you go...

...beautiful...

...hi Sfascia, it's a pleasure to reconnect and read your words again.
This movie along with the sequel takes up quite a bit of space on the HD, but I haven't seen it yet.
Tonight is the perfect night...I've heard about it from several people, and now I'm reading your review, so all that's left is to watch it. Then I'll come back...clear review just enough like salt!
Cheers!