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 Kitano confirms himself as a great master of shots, with superb photography and an editing that completes everything.

 This idyll... is interrupted by a man who walks unnoticed and by a strange nightmare: a Russian roulette that concludes with Murakawa’s killing.

Sonatine is more than a typical Yakuza film; it explores the emptiness and anxieties within its characters. Kitano’s direction shines through superb cinematography and editing, paired with Joe Hisaishi’s evocative score. The film balances violent gang conflicts with tender moments, portraying a haunting narrative. Sonatine remains a masterpiece and a testament to Kitano's cinematic skill. Watch Sonatine to experience Kitano's blend of violence, emotion, and stunning visuals in a Yakuza masterpiece.

 It’s not easy to find all this in a prog record, Pulsar succeed in accomplishing their ideological and compositional summa.

 Had it been recorded a few years earlier, it would have made a significant impact, remaining embedded in the memory of many.

This review explores Pulsar's 1977 album Halloween, highlighting its rich progressive rock elements and cultural timing. The album merges mystical and restless moments with varied instrumentation, making it a standout work that some consider a masterpiece. Despite releasing in a punk-dominated era, Halloween remains a colorful, influential gem in prog rock history. Dive into Pulsar's Halloween and experience a unique prog rock masterpiece from 1977 now!

 A rather short book, with extraordinary moral intensity, a harbinger of a world that seems to no longer exist but is instead immersed in reality much more than one might imagine.

 Buy it, don’t borrow it. It’s one of those books that should be read and re-read, even at the cost of opening memories and soul wounds that still burn when they are evoked...

This review highlights Michela Murgia's Accabadora as a short yet profound novel filled with moral depth and cultural wisdom. The reviewer connects personally with the themes, recalling memories of their grandfather and the respect elders commanded. Murgia's ability to address difficult topics indirectly is praised, and the book is recommended as one to cherish and reread despite the emotional challenges it evokes. Read Michela Murgia’s Accabadora for a heartfelt journey through wisdom and memory.

 'The album seems to be permeated by that same atmosphere surrounding the character of the title: a dark mysticism always covered by stylistic rationality.'

 'A show dense with plot twists, vibrant and dynamic with a spectacular final climax... worthy of the best Houdini.'

The review highlights Long Fin Killie’s 1995 debut album 'Houdini' as an overlooked masterpiece blending dark mysticism and musical complexity. It praises the multi-instrumental skills of Luke Sutherland and the band’s dynamic instrumentation. The album is described as vibrant and richly textured, culminating in a spectacular 14-minute closing track. Despite being forgotten by many, it remains a significant legacy of 1990s alternative music. Explore Long Fin Killie’s ‘Houdini’ and rediscover a unique 90s musical gem now.

 "Music dense with emotions and anger, that of the famous double bassist, accompanied by readings on Mingus's life."

 "I felt the music pulsing inside me and experienced beautiful sensations, something which I reciprocated with a very heartfelt applause at the end."

The review praises Quintorigo's live performance of Charles Mingus's work at the Festa di Radio Onda d'Urto in Brescia. It highlights the emotional depth and technical skill of the band and vocalist Luisa Cottifogli. The reviewer reflects on local cultural resistance to certain music genres and the festival's threatened existence under political pressure. Despite a limited young audience, the concert captivated those present with its heartfelt tribute. Photography was unfortunately not available during the event. Discover Quintorigo’s intense live tribute to Mingus and dive into Brescia’s unique jazz scene today!

 "The result is modest, certainly appreciable, but it offers some doubts due to the inexperience that accompanied him."

 "The second side, however, presents the best of the album and consists of a suite titled 'My Trip,' which comprises seven movements."

Patrick Forgas' 1977 album Cocktail is a notable entry in French progressive rock, heavily influenced by the Canterbury scene and Robert Wyatt. While the album shows inexperience with many short, underdeveloped pieces on the first side, its second side offers a compelling seven-movement suite, 'My Trip.' The album reflects Forgas' youthful ambition and multi-instrumental talents, earning respect despite some classic early-career flaws. Listen to Patrick Forgas' Cocktail and explore the unique blend of youthful creativity and Canterbury-inspired French prog.

 I believe this is what satire is: being bastards, diabolical, having no sense of morality and limits.

 Those who do not know Il Male have the chance to relive something extraordinary and can wonder why today we have lost the value of satire.

This review explores the groundbreaking Italian satire magazine Il Male, led by Vincino, highlighting its fearless and diabolical humor during the turbulent late 1970s. It praises the magazine's refusal to compromise and its bold political commentary on major events such as the Moro kidnapping and multiple papal transitions. The review underscores the loss of such satire today, celebrating Il Male as a historical and cultural milestone in Italian satire. Explore Vincino's Il Male to experience the raw, fearless satire that shaped Italian political humor!

 Each of us is capable of producing noises which, from a physical standpoint, are simply waves characterized by a lack of periodicity.

 The result? An elusive concert, from the verb 'to elude,' where they brought out all their flair and an innate instinct for improvisation, completely disorienting the audience.

The review reflects on the intrinsic value of music and improvisation, highlighting Area's unique 1976 concert which embraced John Cage’s experimental ideas. The event featured spontaneous playing based on themes drawn by the musicians, resulting in a disorienting yet artistic performance. This live recording, released posthumously, serves as a significant document and tribute to lead singer Demetrio Stratos. The reviewer laments the lack of contemporary artists continuing such bold experimentation. Listen to Area's groundbreaking Event ’76 concert and explore the legacy of avant-garde jazz innovation.

 "The effect is like a sonic gunshot fired from close range, in fact, the songs fly one after the other."

 "Liquor In The Front and Smoke ’Em If You Got ’Em represent the peaks of a historic group for a genre and a style that still resists and attracts an incredible amount of enthusiasts."

Reverend Horton Heat’s 1994 album 'Liquor In The Front' is a high-energy psychobilly milestone. Produced by Al Jourgensen, it features sharp guitar work and a powerful rhythm section. The album captures the raw vitality of the band, comparable to their debut, despite some mixed results in later years. It's considered one of the band's and the genre's best efforts. Dive into the explosive sound of 'Liquor In The Front' and experience a psychobilly classic that shaped the genre!

 I consider the band from Reggio Emilia one of the best realities of Italian music in recent years.

 Max Collini is always suffering, almost estranged from the world that surrounds him and captures him.

This review covers Offlaga Disco Pax's live performance at Liò Bar in Brescia on April 24, 2009. The reviewer describes the intimate setting, the band's unique blend of music, and Max Collini's distinctive stage presence. Songs from the albums 'Bachelite' and 'Socialismo Tascabile' are highlighted, along with an engaging audience. Minor venue issues are noted, but overall the concert left a positive impression. Discover Offlaga Disco Pax's unique live sound—read the review and experience their music!