Blackdog

 "The zoologically trained eye of the ex-mechanic Palahniuk observes these funny, pathetic, and adrift characters with the special affection of losers."

 "Victor loves intensely, not simply, along a red thread of strong and sulfuric emotions, beyond the fire circle of hypocritical common morality."

 Discover the twisted world of 'Choke' and dive into Palahniuk’s darkly comic masterpiece today.

 Micah P. Hinson is a young old man with a sharp gaze and the spartan air of someone who ends up in a bordello by chance.

 The Red Empire Orchestra plays heart-wrenching string notes towards sunset, and the Texan songwriter finally manages to ferry his 'violent country' into a peaceful journey on the way home.

 Listen to Micah P. Hinson’s 'And The Red Empire Orchestra' and experience its heartfelt tales and lush folk melodies.

 "Field Songs is a collection of gritty and twilight tracks, torn from the arid land that feeds on darkness and light, angels and demons, damnation and mercy."

 "The epic and severe thrust of Lanegan’s baritone tone probes the uncertain crossroads between Good and Evil in the world."

 Dive into Mark Lanegan’s Field Songs for a haunting journey through folk blues and dark storytelling.

 I frankly cannot explain the uproar caused by "Dear Science", the latest (anticipated) work from the New York-chic TV On The Radio.

 Dear Science convinces, conquers, and mesmerizes like a marathoner on the highest podium at the Olympics.

 Discover the layered sounds and bold artistry of TV On The Radio's Dear Science—listen now and decide where you stand!

 Band Of Horses try to reaffirm the promising impressions aroused by their debut, without thrilling the spirits.

 Cease To Begin is not exactly the faded copy of the first album, nor a bad work. But there’s the heavy doubt that leveling their style to broaden their audience... is not such a brilliant idea in a world of fools.

 Discover Band Of Horses' 'Cease To Begin'—listen now and explore the bittersweet indie rock journey!

 The protagonist played by Jack Nicholson seeks salvation in a fragile Pirandello-like reflection.

 The camera's circularity has managed to draw a sort of imaginary circle around the character, solitary and invisible to others' lives.

 Discover Antonioni's haunting masterpiece and experience a gripping journey into identity and despair.

 Only a shrewd intellectual disguised as a musician and abducted by a group of slouching aliens could have written 'The Gates Of Paradise'.

 'Feelings' is an album-dictionary of genres and styles in exchange for probationary liberty.

 Dive into David Byrne's 'Feelings' and discover a captivating fusion of sounds and styles that challenge musical boundaries.

 A beautiful (equal) battle between angels and demons, no doubt about it.

 'Sunday At Devil Dirt' is certainly a more focused and defined album than the previous one, varied in its noble references and embellished by good writing.

 Discover the haunting beauty of Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan’s duet—listen to 'Sunday At Devil Dirt' and explore their captivating musical world!

 The disturbing cover of Peter Gabriel III literally dissolves the author’s past and builds an identity closer to his true artistic face.

 A mutant sound, that drips and nullifies the image we know into something unknown.

 Listen to Peter Gabriel III and experience a groundbreaking blend of new wave and experimental sounds redefining an iconic artist’s legacy.

 38 minutes of catharsis and dramatic images, in the debut dated 1997 by Cristina Donà, her thin voice soars high among Good Stars.

 Sonic watercolors of apathetic twilight, sentimental landscapes of a talented singer-songwriter who is not afraid to show herself to the world.

 Listen to Cristina Donà’s ‘Tregua’ and immerse yourself in a poetic indie journey of emotion and atmospheric soundscapes.