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 "What is truly unbearable is that nothing is unbearable."

 The film is a tremendous disappointment ... only two excellent performances are saved.

The review criticizes Agnieszka Holland's film Total Eclipse for focusing heavily on the romantic relationship between Rimbaud and Verlaine, neglecting the revolutionary aspects of Rimbaud's poetry and life. It highlights that the film skips important biographical details and reduces the visionary poet to a mere scandalous figure. While praising the performances of Leonardo Di Caprio and David Thewlis, the reviewer expresses disappointment in the missed opportunity to portray Rimbaud's true genius. Overall, the film is viewed as a good fiction but lacking depth and effort. Discover why Total Eclipse falls short of capturing Rimbaud's revolutionary spirit—read the full review and watch to decide for yourself!

 The 'prehistoric' Pink Floyd create an album of pure music, pure poetry and sweet melodies from other worlds.

 This album is one of the best rock records ever conceived by a human mind.

The review praises Pink Floyd’s debut album as a timeless masterpiece driven by Syd Barrett's unique genius. It highlights the album’s innovative psychedelic style, varied tracklist, and lasting influence. The reviewer celebrates its musical creativity and enduring appeal amid the 1967 rock revolution. Explore Pink Floyd’s groundbreaking debut and experience the birth of psychedelic rock today!

 This CD is to be listened to in one breath, such is the ease of absorbing the tunes and appreciating its danceability.

 Very courageous to debut with an entirely electronic album before moving to more refined or chart-topping works.

MGMT's 2005 debut album, 'Climbing to New Lows,' showcases a distinctive blend of electronic sounds and '80s synth bases, diverging from later surf rock and psychedelic folk trends. The duo delivers witty lyrics and catchy choruses highlighting themes like youth alienation and living fast. This energetic, danceable album offers an accessible introduction to the band's evolving sound. The review highlights MGMT's courage to defy expectations and hints at exciting future works. Discover MGMT's energetic debut—listen to 'Climbing to New Lows' and experience their bold sound evolution!

 She blew us all away with her simplicity and confidence (despite looking only 16 years old).

 This young singer-songwriter is content with just a guitar, nothing else is needed.

The reviewer vividly describes Soko's intimate and raw acoustic performance, highlighting her playful yet bold lyrics and charming voice. Despite slight pitch imperfections, her music makes a strong impression through simplicity and sincerity. The 2007 album 'I'll Kill Her' is praised for its authentic bohemian spirit and pop energy. The review encourages listeners to explore her unique style. Listen to Soko’s 'I’ll Kill Her' and experience raw acoustic charm with honest, witty lyrics today!

 I don’t have to be ashamed if I sometimes get moved, this doesn’t make me less of a man because I’m sure of who I am and what I move.

 Thank you for once again claiming the possibility of having weaknesses, and turning them into a manifesto, without fear of saying it or of seeming out of place.

Ghemon’s album Qualcosa è Cambiato showcases a deeply personal and emotional mix of street rap and polished pop. The artist addresses fears, ambitions, and vulnerabilities with honesty and warmth. Despite critiques from some rap purists, Ghemon embraces his sensitive style confidently. The album stands as a mature and heartfelt farewell, resonating with listeners who appreciate authenticity and emotional depth in music. Listen to Ghemon's heartfelt journey in Qualcosa è Cambiato and experience rap that speaks directly to the soul.

 25 minutes of madness, complete frenzy, confusion, acoustic delirium.

 These Bardo Pond... turn out to be boring, heavy, exhausting, often lacking in ideas and repetitive; chaos for its own sake all things considered.

Bardo Pond's album Bufo Alvarius delivers an intense and chaotic journey through psychedelic noise and drone rock. The 25-minute closing track 'Amen' epitomizes the album's frenzied and confusing style. While the album may feel heavy and repetitive to some, its experimental depth rewards patient listeners. The reviewer appreciates its unconventional style but notes that background voices occasionally detract from the experience. Explore Bardo Pond's Bufo Alvarius to experience a unique psychedelic noise rock journey—listen if you dare to embrace chaos!

 One of the best support bands I have ever seen, both for the energy they exuded on stage and for their stage presence.

 25 minutes of relaxation and at the same time cheerful pop energy.

The review praises Team Me's debut EP for its energetic and refined pop sound. Their live stage presence impressed the reviewer, and the EP delivers light yet cultured music. The standout track 'Kennedy Street' elevates expectations for the band's future. Listen to Team Me's EP and experience their fresh, energetic pop vibe today!