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 It has always been better to talk, write, sing, film, play, about things you know and are familiar with; if you've experienced them, even better.

 Sorry if that's not much. Better as an editorial, better as a case, I didn't understand, it sucks.

This review of Tutti Voi's Debaser blends personal reflections, nostalgic memories, and humor to explore the experience of engaging with the game. The author shares feelings of uncertainty and creative block, using metaphor and playful language to convey their honest, somewhat ambivalent impressions. Though the review lacks clear critique, it invites readers to embrace imperfection and exploration. Discover a unique, honest take on Tutti Voi's Debaser—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 As soon as they open their mouths, I realize that I’m not the immature one; it’s our generation that’s made up of 'bimbiminkia'.

 Filomena and Antonio, on their third attempt at rehabilitation... They want what Antonio wants: 'working on us is not enough, it’s the country’s social conditions that have to change.'

This review reflects on Antonello Branca's 1976 black-and-white documentary about Filomena and Antonio, two young Italians confronting life's harsh realities. It poignantly covers themes such as addiction, societal stigma, gender roles, and the fight for dignity amid adversity. The reviewer expresses empathy, hope, and admiration for their courage and struggle. The documentary is appreciated for its honest portrayal of a fractured Italy and human resilience. Discover the gripping reality of 1970s Italy—watch Antonello Branca’s documentary and explore Filomena and Antonio’s courageous journey today.

 "Well-made Doom is all the same... well-made doom screams Sabbath from every pore."

 If you know what Doom is, you don’t need a review, you need a listen.

The review recognizes Mephistofeles' 'Whore' as a quintessential doom metal album that faithfully embodies the genre's trademarks rooted in Black Sabbath's legacy. Despite common genre clichés like repetitive riffs and psychedelic elements, the album is praised for its authenticity and solid execution. It is recommended for both doom enthusiasts and newcomers seeking a clear example of the genre's sound. The Argentine origin adds a distinctive note but does not detract from the album's doom metal purity. Discover the powerful doom sounds of Mephistofeles – listen to 'Whore' and experience classic heavy riffs in action!

 The spiritual Doom.

 The legacy of Om bound for Botany Bay.

Megaritual's discography from 2014 to 2016 offers a profound blend of doom metal and spiritual mantra music. The album mixes traditional rock instruments with sitar and bass drones, creating an experimental, meditative atmosphere. Released as three separate works over three years, it invites listeners on a deep sonic journey filled with ritualistic elements and psychedelic soundscapes. Dive into Megaritual's unique blend of doom and mantra music—listen now and experience a spiritual sonic ritual.

 It is quite probably the Doom album that should have played more in my stereo last year.

 Sounds aware of their embryonic state project the lysergic vertigo into the basement.

Creedsmen Arise's Temple is a standout doom metal album deserving more recognition. The music channels influences like Black Sabbath and the Stooges, delivering a well-crafted, psychedelic doom experience. As a precursor to their later work as Vokonis, this demo showcases their embryonic yet compelling sound. Discover the powerful doom vibes of Creedsmen Arise's Temple – a must-listen for every doom metal fan!

 A psychedelic spirit is pumped by bass contractions and circulated on the six strings by a distorted folk country swollen with echoes.

 With the advent of the first signs of cold, it releases nostalgic, warm energy, and that’s enough.

New Madrid's album Sunswimmer combines psychedelic folk with distorted country influences, infused with 70s imagery and a nostalgic, warm energy. The review highlights its psychedelic spirit and emotional depth. A serious yet pleasant listening experience, ideal for cooler seasons. Listen to New Madrid’s Sunswimmer for a warm, nostalgic journey through psychedelic folk and 70s-inspired sounds.

 "I didn’t sing a song but my hands hurt, and I keep clapping. Not the music this time but the humility."

 "Non Io kicks the ass of 3/4 of the albums you’ve purchased in the last 10 years, if you don’t know it yet, hurry up and catch up."

The review captures Bachi da Pietra's powerful live performance at Biko, acknowledging the intimate yet intense atmosphere despite the venue's flaws. It praises the band's evolution and the depth of their lyrics, especially the opening track 'Black Metal il Mio Folk.' The reviewer admires the band's energy, humility, and connection with the audience, noting a preference for their earlier, more personal albums. Overall, the concert is described as raw, noisy, and emotionally charged. Dive into Bachi da Pietra's fierce live energy and explore their unique blend of noise and rock — listen to their latest and discover raw Italian rock at its best!

 I'm absolutely captivated by what is said in the album. Oh god, more than by what is said, it's the form in which thoughts are expressed that captivates me.

 The entire audience sings the eight minutes of Sunshine from memory. I had goosebumps.

The reviewer shares a personal journey from skepticism to admiration for Italian rappers Rancore and DJ Myke, praising their complex lyrics, compelling beats, and live show. Despite initial unfamiliarity with rap, the music deeply resonated, especially the albums 'Silenzio' and 'Sunshine'. The Milan 2015 live concert is described as a moving experience, marked by authentic audience connection and raw artistic talent. Discover the captivating world of Rancore & DJ Myke—listen to their albums and feel the power of their live performances!

 Pixar hasn’t had the best time lately… but it’s back, Pixar, with its desire to break the clichès linked to animated films.

 Inside Out plays, when I didn’t feel the need and didn’t want it.

This review offers an honest, nuanced take on Pixar's Inside Out. While praising the film's ambitious concept and emotional depth, it criticizes its repetitive pacing and diluted focus due to market-driven decisions. The reviewer appreciates Pixar's legacy but refrains from joining the widespread acclaim. Ultimately, Inside Out is recognized as a strong film worth watching despite its flaws. Read the full review and discover why Inside Out is both a triumph and a challenge for Pixar fans.

 Morricone, as naturally as it should be, takes everything and brings it home.

 It’s stuff you play in the car when others are sleeping, but in the quiver of its uselessness, it holds two or three good arrows.

The review examines Federale's 2015 album 'The Blood Flowed Like Wine,' highlighting its strong Morricone influence and cinematic frontier themes. It notes the blending of folk rock and dream pop elements, while drawing contrasts with other bands like Calibro35. The album is described as evocative and atmospheric, though ultimately seen as featuring only a few standout tracks amidst filler material. Discover Federale's cinematic blend of frontier folk rock—listen to The Blood Flowed Like Wine today!