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 Gomorra is undoubtedly an innovative series, bold and in many aspects goes without the conventional pitfalls of the average Italian series.

 It must be watched, period. The execution may also prove to be deficient and lacking in various aspects, but it will certainly not bore you.

The review offers a serious and detailed critique of Gomorra, highlighting its innovative approach to Italian TV crime drama. It praises the strong sense of realism and tension, especially in character portrayals like Salvatore Conte, while noting some issues with plot coherence and character development, particularly with Genny Savastano. Despite flaws, the series is deemed bold, engaging, and a must-watch for fans of high-quality crime storytelling. Anticipation for the next season is high. Discover the gripping world of Gomorra – watch now to experience true Italian crime storytelling!

 It’s an experimental work, exuding a cyberpunk aftertaste from every pore.

 You can make fun of and have intelligent irony on all the attitudes of the internet (easy information without arguments, the death of privacy and sense of modesty, commodification) to which the clueless consumer, lost in the mire of the web, is accustomed.

Lost In Google by The Jackal is an experimental web series with strong cyberpunk vibes and clever online culture satire. The visual effects stand out despite some uneven acting. Its playful references to Lynch, Tarantino, and the Wachowskis combine with sharp irony on internet behaviors and privacy issues. While cameo appearances are seen as unnecessary, the series remains a noteworthy independent project worth following. Watch The Jackal’s Lost In Google and dive into a smart, cyberpunk satire of internet culture!

 The splatters' sound seems evocative, in the harmonic-schizophrenic constructs, of the sick guys mentioned above.

 Music for failed dickheads about to exterminate the family because they are convinced of a life as a Catholic-conservative plot aimed at repressing their artistic verve of misunderstood geniuses.

Splatterpink's Industrie Jazzcore is a technically advanced and emotionally intense album blending jazz, hardcore, and dissonant elements. Despite limited mainstream recognition, the album offers a raw, chaotic sonic experience fueled by skilled musicianship and provocative socio-cultural commentary. The saxophone, bass, and guitar interplay stand out, though the vocals sometimes get lost in the mix. Overall, it's a unique and powerful exploration of human despair and artistic frustration. Dive into Splatterpink's Industrie Jazzcore for an intense journey through chaotic jazzcore fusion—listen and feel the raw power now!

 Ten minutes of gameplay are enough to understand everything Nadeo wants to tell you.

 Escape, fun, adrenaline. A continuous freak-out, turn after ramp after supersonic acceleration.

Trackmania by Nadeo delivers an adrenaline-fueled racing experience with only four in-game controls. The game is highly accessible even on older PCs and offers extensive customization from tracks to skins. Its online multiplayer, although simple, adds replay value. Available free with options to expand, Trackmania promises endless fun and speed thrills. Dive into Trackmania now and experience the ultimate high-speed racing thrill with endless customization!

 "Dangerous Journey" is one of those pieces that I would put on loop my whole life for the ears of Petrucci, Myung, and Portnoy and their ilk.

 It turns into an enchanting fairy tale, everything brings me back to the in-game soundtrack of FF VIII.

The review praises Ritual by The Hemulic Voluntary Band for its unique blend of folk, electro, and psychedelia with subtle progressive rock touches. The 26-minute suite "Dangerous Journey" stands out for its emotional depth and engaging instrumental narration. The album balances easy listening with sophisticated harmonies without overwhelming ostentation. The reviewer compares its ambiance to memorable game soundtracks and highlights the warmth found in Scandinavian music despite its reputation for melancholy. Overall, the album receives a high rating for its captivating and immersive qualities. Listen to Ritual by The Hemulic Voluntary Band and experience their mesmerizing blend of progressive folk and psychedelic sounds.

 The advertising world is used as an excuse, a backdrop to the long and tumultuous socio-cultural evolution of the golden age.

 The plot is always incisive and offers significant points for discussion and reflection.

Initially reluctant, the reviewer grew to appreciate Mad Men for its vivid depiction of the 1960s advertising world set against major social and political changes. The series offers deep character studies and authentic period details, blending marketing insights with dramatic storytelling. Despite minor plot contrivances, the script remains engaging and accessible. Recommended especially in original language for full effect. Watch Mad Men Seasons 1-4 to dive into the dazzling and complex world of 1960s advertising and social change.

 The Finland component is significant. More space for melody and less for atmosphere.

 A truly powerful trip indeed.

Hidria Spacefolk's Symbiosis stands out with its rich fusion of space rock, ethnic sounds, and jazz. Influenced by Ozric Tentacles and other prog oddities, the album favors melody and groove over technical solos, creating a powerful and evocative listening journey. The review highlights thematic tracks and suggests ideal listening contexts, emphasizing the album's atmospheric depth and dynamic flow. Dive into Hidria Spacefolk's Symbiosis and experience a cosmic prog adventure—listen now and journey through space and time!

 "Ghost in the shell is born from a strongly Orwellian cyberpunk concept which... completes the circle of interpretations on the immeasurable conflict between man and machine."

 "The film’s greatest merit is the contrast between the weak... plot and the gigantic screenplay... making the protagonists’ synaptic shocks our own."

The review offers a serious and personal reflection on Mamoru Oshii's Ghost In The Shell, praising its complex cyberpunk themes and soundtrack while expressing some reservations about the manga and middle-ground adaptations. It highlights the film’s philosophical depth in exploring the conflict between humanity and technology and praises its artistic and emotional impact. The reviewer also shares a strong personal connection and ongoing search for the work’s essence. Explore the cyberpunk masterpiece Ghost In The Shell and dive into its philosophical and emotional universe.

 Like a rain of filth on a Caribbean landscape, a fellatio on the altar during a baptism, the figure of the Martian rises explosively.

 Utmost denial of everything, without brakes.

Gianfranco Marziano's 'Terra Terra' embodies a dark, misanthropic protest against societal norms. The album mixes dissonant progressions with visceral hatred and tragicomic insights into Salerno's reality. Despite a 20-year career without official releases, Marziano offers this refined work online for free. His approach is a fierce denial of conventional values, appealing to niche listeners open to unconventional sounds and social critique. Explore Gianfranco Marziano's bold 'Terra Terra' and experience a unique dark musical protest unlike any other.

 It’s not me who’s changed, it’s unfortunately the current philosophy of software houses that’s aiming at something else; and it’s with a pinch of pride, right in their greedy and stinking face that I can scream it, reiterate it:... I still have the ability to dream!

 Some gameplay should be removed and additionally, we’ll add the GOW-like cover system which the kids seem to love.

This review criticizes Mafia 2 for relying heavily on iconic mafia movies rather than original storytelling or engaging gameplay. The game is described as a rushed product burdened by poor design choices and an overt focus on monetization through DLCs and collectibles. While holding some nostalgia for older generations of games, the reviewer expresses disappointment with the current direction of big studios and next-gen titles. Read the full review and discover why Mafia 2 falls short despite its cinematic ambitions.