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 A guitar that’s like a fistful of asphalt.

 Nerorgasmo is... the Black that pierces the heart and overflows from the chest... it’s a great, immense need for life, it’s a request for love.

The review passionately describes Nerorgasmo’s album as a powerful catharsis and emotional outlet. Combining aggressive industrial metal with fierce lyrical themes, the music confronts illusions of society and life’s darkness. Far from mere hate, the album expresses a profound, unsettling love and need for life. It’s praised for its raw energy and emotional depth, touching the listener deeply. Dive into Nerorgasmo’s fierce industrial metal world—listen now and feel the raw catharsis and emotional power!

 Hurst, with her deep and shamanic voice, not shying away from sudden aggressive surges worthy of the punk that was.

 Skeletal Family delivers a classic quality gothic rock gem, an album that all post-punk lovers and their offspring should listen to at least once.

Skeletal Family’s second album, Futile Combat, solidifies their gothic post-punk style with compelling melodies and eclectic instrumentation. Anne-Marie Hurst’s deep, commanding vocals stand out alongside tracks blending punk energy with psychedelic and industrial influences. Notable singles like Promised Land and This Time highlight the band’s artistic range and place in the 1980s UK goth scene. This album remains a must-listen classic for post-punk and gothic rock fans. Dive into Futile Combat and experience a timeless blend of gothic post-punk and psychedelic rock—listen now!

 Disoccupate... is a jewel of ‘77, a historical document and a poetization of events, protagonists, and dreams now falling apart.

 A jewel for those who love history, for those who love music, for those seeking inspiration, for those who love songwriters with a capital C.

Claudio Lolli's Disoccupate le strade dai sogni stands as a poignant and complex album from 1977, reflecting the turbulent political and social atmosphere of the time. The album blends poetic insight with political critique, highlighting key events such as the Bologna shootings. Its eclectic jazz-infused arrangements veil a powerful message of disillusionment and lost dreams. Though challenging, it remains an essential historic and artistic document for lovers of Italian political songwriting. Dive into Claudio Lolli’s powerful 1977 album and experience a stirring blend of history, poetry, and political passion.

 This masterpiece is a rough diamond, the kind another author might have polished, but it’s precisely these impurities that allow the characters to take flight.

 Dostoevsky’s novel is useful for understanding ideology: extraordinary yet dreadful if embraced uncritically, capable of replacing a man’s heart.

The review appreciates Dostoevsky's The Devils as a complex and subtle masterpiece that grows on readers over time. It highlights the dark psychological and ideological themes embodied in haunting characters. The novel is praised for its rich narrative style and multifaceted interpretations, blending historical, political, and emotional layers. Although more challenging than Crime and Punishment, it remains a profound exploration of human and social darkness. Dive into Dostoevsky’s The Devils and discover a dark, thought-provoking masterpiece that challenges the mind and stirs the soul.

 Brave New World is the perfect dystopia, horror without a possible antithesis: man self-governs and therefore no one needs to supervise him, for he is born and wants to be a slave.

 The Brave New World is here, and Orwell’s Big Brother is a nostalgia of the 20th century, where revolutions could still change the world.

The review praises Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World as a masterful dystopia where power controls not through oppression but by placating individuals with pleasure and consumerism. It contrasts Huxley’s vision with Orwell’s 1984, highlighting how modern society resembles Huxley’s prediction of a consumer-driven, self-oppressing population. The review underscores the book’s lasting relevance and complex anthropological insights about the human condition. Dive into Brave New World and discover the haunting future Huxley envisioned—start reading or explore in-depth reviews now!

 "These tracks shine in all their splendor, delivering to the listener macabre and dark atmospheres, yet fascinating, like when reading a book about the unknown."

 "With the unforgettable chorus, tearing us away from the age of plasma screens and liquid men: this is the age, the age of Satan, now that the twilight is done, now that Satan has come."

The Time Lord by Pagan Altar is a raw and immersive doom metal EP recorded in 1978 but issued in 2004. It showcases the band's unique style free from technical excess, blending dark, theatrical lyrics with a Sabbath-inspired yet original sound. Highlights include powerful tracks like 'Judgement of the dead' and 'Black Mass' that explore themes of judgment and rebellion. The EP stands as a genuine artifact in traditional doom metal, celebrating its roots while carving its own identity. Dive into the dark realms of Pagan Altar's 'The Time Lord' and experience a unique doom metal journey today!

 The China that emerges from this book is a revolutionary country, not only in name but in its conception of a new state.

 Today the China of Qui Pechino is not only in contrast to the metropolitan West, but it would also seem a society distant to today’s Chinese.

Renata Pisu's 'Qui Pechino' is a rare and understated book that offers a deep look into China before Mao's death. It highlights the country's unique socialist vision, rejecting consumerism and industrialization in favor of communal living and distrust of hierarchies. The book combines illustrative content and historical insight, portraying a China very different from today's society. It is a significant document for those interested in a unique perspective on Chinese history and culture. Explore Renata Pisu’s rare insights on Mao-era China and discover a society unlike any other. Read 'Qui Pechino' today!

 The General Line has the ability, like all the other masterpieces of Eisenstein, to examine in every frame the post-revolutionary movement, its feelings and its bitterness.

 Eisenstein masters the medium and forges a weapon, with meditative frenzy, unparalleled for the unprecedented combination of metaphysicality of form and concreteness of content.

This review praises Sergei Eisenstein's The General Line as a seminal work of Soviet propaganda cinema. It highlights the film's blend of artistic experimentation and political messaging, emphasizing its metaphysical and concrete portrayal of society’s transformation. Eisenstein’s work is noted for its sharp social critique and powerful symbolism, contrasting sharply with modern capitalist cinema. The film's visual power and ideological depth make it a timeless masterpiece. Dive into Eisenstein's visionary Soviet masterpiece and discover cinema as a powerful tool of social revolution and artistic innovation.

 The great achievement of the shameless and radical Midnight is to perfectly fuse form and content without leaving anything to chance.

 Entering Walters’ world, you slide into presses of sick cities and infernal chasms, being led ... to the presence of a whirlwind that is liberating: a catharsis.

Midnight's 'No Mercy for Mayhem' is a compelling second album by Jamie Walters as a one-man speed metal band. The album features chaotic vocals, sharp riffs, and frenzied solos influenced by Motorhead. Its lyrics explore dark satanic themes without irony, maintaining a serious tone throughout. The album’s blend of rhythm and melody achieves a powerful cathartic effect. Dive into Midnight's relentless speed metal fury—listen to 'No Mercy for Mayhem' and experience raw power and dark intensity now!

 Elina Siirala has a voice that is delicate yet capable of making the body vibrate.

 Sign of the dragonhead is not an innovative or particularly original album, but the tenacity... pierces its cover with its notes and overwhelms the listener.

Leaves' Eyes' album Sign of the Dragonhead features a blend of symphonic and power metal with catchy melodies and Viking-themed lyrics. New soprano Elina Siirala impresses with her evocative vocals alongside growling male vocals. The album maintains an entertaining and adventurous spirit despite not being groundbreaking. Rich production and strong songwriting make this release a worthy listen for metal fans. Overall, it's a fun and authentic metal experience. Listen to Leaves' Eyes' Sign of the Dragonhead to experience powerful Viking tales set to symphonic metal melodies!