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 Marco leaves "the lights on in all the rooms" and films our boredom, our miseries, films the unacceptable, the reflection that mirrors ourselves where we do not recognize because we never wanted to look at reality.

 Without deception, you clash with humanity.

Marco Ferreri’s Dillinger E' Morto is a thought-provoking exploration of human misery and existential boredom. The film captures uncomfortable truths and reflects our unconscious refusal to face reality. Through surreal imagery and relentless honesty, Ferreri dismantles illusions and exposes raw human emotion. The protagonist’s farewell symbolizes letting go of false vanities. The movie challenges viewers to confront their own psychic derailment in this existential journey. Dive into Marco Ferreri’s Dillinger E' Morto and experience a bold cinematic reflection on life’s brutal truths. Watch now to face reality unfiltered.

 "This record adapts to the suspension of thoughts that is fundamental for the opening of visions of real life."

 "Klaus Wiese & Co. with this 'music' offer unparalleled moments of transcendental mysticism that translate you into absolute regions of existence."

Koan by Klaus Wiese, Sam Schlamminger, and Ted de Jong is a transcendental and mystical musical journey that aims to elevate consciousness and promote non-thought meditation. It contrasts sharply with typical New Age music, offering dry and cynical explorations of spirituality. The album invites listeners to detach from ego and desire, fostering a profound connection to universal harmony and peace. Its ethereal soundscapes provide unparalleled moments of spiritual insight and quietude. Dive into Koan and experience a transcendental musical journey beyond the ordinary—listen now and elevate your spirit.

 Finally, a truly psychedelic Fellini!

 The purity of Casanova’s solitude is so moving that at the end of the film it is almost difficult to bear.

This review praises Federico Fellini’s 1976 film Il Casanova for its psychedelic dreamlike excess and departure from his earlier styles. It highlights the film's theme of solitude and impersonal courage, with a focus on self-annihilation in love. The review also explores the unique staging, symbolism, and Nino Rota’s esoteric score. It includes personal anecdotes connecting the reviewer to the film’s production and praises Donald Sutherland’s masterful portrayal. Overall, the film is celebrated as a transformative and sincere work in Fellini’s oeuvre. Dive into Fellini’s Il Casanova to experience a mesmerizing journey through love, solitude, and cinematic genius.

 Bad Brains indulge in a digression of impersonal vanity amidst a superb indifference, granting charity by quashing any attempt by others to initiate competition.

 The fierce beauty of this piece acts as a sieve in uncovering nuggets of stellar metal and the final 'Entro' is a wake-up call reminding us that the real show always airs on unconventional channels.

This review praises Bad Brains' album Quickness for its unmatched energy, impressive fusion of punk, reggae, and metal, and dynamic songwriting. The album is described as a rich, complex, and timeless masterpiece. Individual tracks are highlighted for their distinct moods and intensity, emphasizing the band's superior musicianship and unique style. Overall, Quickness is celebrated as a strong continuation of the band's influential legacy. Dive into Bad Brains' Quickness and experience the groundbreaking fusion of punk, reggae, and metal that continues to inspire music lovers worldwide.

 The director is magnanimous in providing us with 'fleshy arguments' to endure until the end, structuring the film to bring out from each of us that healthy and legitimate voyeurism.

 The revue theater teaches more than the university. This is the right apprenticeship.

Mia Moglie Torna A Scuola is a comical and absurd Italian film directed by Giuliano Carnimeo, featuring a standout performance by Carmen Russo. The film blends raunchy humor with cultural satire, supported by strong performances from the cast. It praises the protagonist's growth and the lively dynamics among characters that bring vitality to the movie. Overall, it’s an entertaining journey with memorable comedic moments and vibrant acting. Discover the playful absurdity and charm of Mia Moglie Torna A Scuola—watch now and enjoy Carmen Russo’s unforgettable performance!

 Is pop simple? Yes, but only after it has circumnavigated cosmic parts.

 The elixir is as crystalline as it is immediate, the message of a luminous pop paradise is direct.

The review praises For Against's 1988 album 'December' as a significant work showcasing the band’s musical greatness. Rooted in Nebraska, the album combines simple pop with cosmic sounds, driven by compelling guitars, drums, and bass. The music evokes deep feelings, memories, and human experiences with honesty and clarity. The band’s chemistry and lyrical themes deliver an immediate and luminous message of pop perfection. Listen to For Against's 'December' and experience a timeless blend of cosmic indie pop and heartfelt emotion.

 "Nun se stamo a raccontà fregnacce" — cinema not as representation but as unfiltered truth.

 "The film then (de)rails in wild lands where the 'good news' is a demographic stray delirium accompanied by the music of an Ennio Morricone in great shape."

Sergio Citti's I Magi Randagi offers a fierce and unfiltered look at life in Rome's outskirts, blending satire, existentialism, and social critique. The film rejects conventional aesthetics in favor of raw truth, evoking the spirit of Pier Paolo Pasolini. With a memorable Morricone score, it challenges audiences with its brutal honesty and dark humor. Citti's cinema is a vital, disruptive voice that defies the mainstream and delivers a powerful, timeless message. Discover Sergio Citti’s raw vision of Rome—watch I Magi Randagi and experience a bold, unforgettable cinematic journey.

 "The music makes us participants in the ferocity of the induced mental anguish, the perfect trap, the misleading ego that deceives the straight path."

 "A good sharp wake-up call is what is needed, and these guys ring it loud and clear."

Xmetov's album 'Bez ladu a skladu' delivers a haunting Kafkaesque atmosphere blending distortion, rhythmic noise, and metaphorical lyrics. The music evokes mental anguish and alienation through neurotic ballads and underground, dissenting energy. Its gritty, raw sound stands as a powerful critique of societal norms and personal illusions. This Slovak band masterfully combines dark thematic richness with an intense emotional experience. Dive into Xmetov's 'Bez ladu a skladu' and experience its searing dark soundscape—listen now and embrace the underground intensity!

 The Ives brothers were fed up... 'We’ll make the omelet ourselves.'

 Electronic passages, ambient tunes, world music from places unknown to all, live recordings from a magical forest where moods of elves and fairies trigger a dissociation from rational reality.

WOO's album 'Whichever Way You Are Going, You Are Going Wrong' is an intimate and experimental ambient work created by the Ives brothers in seclusion. Blending electronic and world sounds, it evokes a magical, ethereal atmosphere inviting deep reflection. Originally crafted as a personal artistic outlet, the album offers subtle textures and moods that transcend commercial trends. Its reissue celebrates the enduring quality of their unique musical vision. Dive into WOO's mystical ambient world and experience music crafted for true explorers of sound.

 How can you not adore the pieces that, caressing you, follow one another with a sonorous lullaby that stimulates states of bliss with concrete involvement in psychorock lands.

 An evident superiority that does not want to trigger any kind of confrontation. A pleasure to listen to that could be grasped by unemployed bodhisattvas about to depart from earthly 'amusements.'

The review reflects a deep personal connection to Gothic Hut's album Big Holes, highlighting its eclectic and avant-garde psychorock style. It recounts the difficult but rewarding process of acquiring this rare 1989 indie release. The album is praised for its transcendent, playful, and exploratory soundscapes energized by Rick Potts' involvement. The reviewer regards it as a timeless pleasure full of blissful states and a pioneering blend of avant-garde and western psych rock vibes. Dive into Gothic Hut's Big Holes and experience a rare psychedelic psychorock journey you won't forget.