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 The desert speaks to you. The desert calls you. The desert does not forgive.

 Could the mirage be the light closest to the truth?

This review reflects on Werner Herzog’s film Fata Morgana as a hypnotic and immersive exploration of the desert’s harshness and surreal beauty. The reviewer shares a personal desert experience, drawing parallels with Herzog’s portrayal of mirages and existential questioning. The film’s visuals and sounds create a dissolving sense of time and reality, engaging viewers in a raw and reflective journey. Dive into Herzog’s Fata Morgana and experience the mesmerizing desert illusions and profound reflections on reality.

 As ancient as they are, Chris Hakius, Matt Pike, and Al Cisneros in their crackling ecstasy draw from the collective consciousness ancestral memories transforming into sound passages of Eternity erupting an essential unrepeatable epic.

 Kneel in silent reverence before this monolith and don’t break the balls that 'The Druid Sleeps In Meditation!' Eternity is 'noisy'...

This review celebrates the grandeur and timeless essence of Sleep’s Holy Mountain. The author evokes vivid historical and mythological imagery to illustrate the album’s epic and heavy impact. The music is described as an ancestral force blending psychedelic and doom metal elements. The review also shares a personal moment related to hearing the album live on the streets of Prague. Overall, it praises the album as a monolith of heaviness and sonic eternity. Dive into the epic heaviness of Sleep’s Holy Mountain and experience a timeless metal masterpiece today!

 The scorching revisionism of our past in the track '1984' touches me personally because Liverpool also appears to me...

 The damnation of Romanity is the blessing of being reincarnated in the suburbs (coatto wave) in that Roman Bermuda Triangle...

This review praises Bobby Joe Long's album 'Semo Solo Scemi' for its incisive social commentary wrapped in a unique Roman street aesthetic. The album balances sharp critique of modern decadence with personal and historical reflections, elevated by flawless musical arrangements. The reviewer highlights the raw honesty and self-mockery present in the lyrics, connecting strongly to themes of identity and resistance to falsehood. Overall, it's a rich portrait of cultural rebellion and existential exploration. Discover the intense Roman spirit and sharp social satire of Bobby Joe Long’s 'Semo Solo Scemi'—listen now and dive into its raw reality.

 The record is an apotheosis, a first listen does not fully grasp what these dissimulators are up to below deck.

 Blasts of transcendent irony passing from a sort of evolved punk, given the compositional evolutions.

The Rub's 1987 album 'Bikini Gospel' delivers a powerful garage punk experience combining sharp social commentary with sophisticated musicianship. The album contrasts apocalyptic imagery with energetic and skillful punk rock, featuring dynamic bass, drums, and guitar work. It challenges conventional attitudes with transcendent irony and invites listeners to dive deeper into its layered composition. This record stands as a milestone for punk rock lovers embracing raw and insightful music. Dive into 'Bikini Gospel' and experience raw, evolved punk rock that challenges and entertains—listen now!

 Sounds for people who don’t flinch at the smell of shit but embrace the stench with a smile.

 Like a vagabond of chaos, Robert, aka Zoogz, rummages through an invisible trash and creates nourishment from the ruins that benefit more than intact structures.

Zoogz Rift’s album ‘Amputees in Limbo’ offers a challenging but rewarding musical experience, embracing chaos, distortion, and emotional intensity. The record breaks traditional beauty standards with its noisy, anarchic soundscapes. It’s a bold journey for listeners willing to engage with unconventional art that mocks norms and explores raw, unsettling emotions. The reviewer praises its unique approach and the emotional tension it maintains throughout. Discover Zoogz Rift’s wild and challenging sounds—listen to ‘Amputees in Limbo’ and embrace the beautifully chaotic journey today!

 This ruby red creates an island for human entities that have narrowed the gap between soul and body, putting things in their divine place.

 Paradjanov succeeds in making the soul feel the images of consciences flowing on the screen, not just of human beings.

Sergej Paradjanov's Il colore del melograno defies traditional cinematic storytelling, offering instead a deeply spiritual and symbolic experience. The film's imagery and rhythm create a transcendent space that touches the soul and challenges conventional perception. Despite its challenging nature and censorship struggles, it remains a profound work that invites contemplation on inner divinity and the evolution of consciousness. The review highlights its unique artistic power and lasting impact. Discover Paradjanov's transcendent masterpiece and immerse yourself in a unique spiritual cinematic journey.

 Charly Brown’s voice is perfect, beautifully laid over those electronic layers by Mike Reilly, so unclassifiable, paced by Debra Hanes’ drums: no guitars!

 The record is joyful yet at the same time unsettling, resulting in the surreal in several passages.

This review reflects on Voice Farm's 1982 album 'The World We Live In' as a joyful yet unsettling electronic masterpiece. The reviewer shares a personal story of nearly losing the album but rediscovering its unique charm through its dreamy synth layers and captivating vocals. The album blends minimal cabaret and pop with surreal, hypnotic beats, making it a timeless classic in the electronic genre. Listen to Voice Farm’s 'The World We Live In' and experience this timeless electronic classic.

 "Cinema is mediation to unconsciousness, it cannot access the incomprehensible."

 Mario Masini’s astonishing photography abundantly surpasses the boundaries of film.

This review explores Carmelo Bene's 1972 film Salomè as a bold challenge to traditional cinema and audience expectations. The film defies logic, narrative, and comfort, requiring viewers to abandon conventional understanding. With outstanding photography and a transcendent, all-encompassing mise-en-scène, it portrays invisible realities beyond typical cinematic reach. The review calls for a deeper engagement with this radical work, highlighting its cathartic and transformative potential. Experience Carmelo Bene’s Salomè—venture beyond cinema’s limits and dive into a visionary masterpiece.

 We are the most badass band of all time. Therefore, we are the best.

 Does our music disturb you? It means you don't understand shit.

This review celebrates NoMeansNo's album 'Wrong' as a brilliant and fearless mix of punk and jazz influences. The band’s irreverent humor and rebellious spirit shine throughout, making it a vital record in the punk scene. With complex, improvisational sounds and an uncompromising attitude, NoMeansNo stands out as a legendary and influential act. The reviewer highly praises their live energy and uniqueness. Dive into the chaotic genius of NoMeansNo's 'Wrong'—listen now and experience a punk jazz landmark!

 Ten Foot Faces have the magic wand to bring out our eternal youth by concocting a mix of rock, surf, hard, pop that has 'Made in Malibu Beach' written on the label.

 The flip-flop replaces the crossroads and changes, this time, my attitude from ball-scratching to replacing 'remember you have to die' with 'remember you have to buy those boredom-repellent Bermuda shorts with a Flipper-style shark design.'

Daze Of Corndogs & Yoyos by Ten Foot Faces delivers a carefree, vibrant blend of surf, rock, and pop with youthful energy. The album evokes sunny beach experiences and pure fun, embracing ups and downs with a light-hearted spirit. It offers an enjoyable escape into a fresh and gutsy sound that recalls youthful musical passion. Despite some critique of the album cover, the overall musical experience is both liberating and highly engaging. Dive into Ten Foot Faces’ sunny surf-rock world with Daze Of Corndogs & Yoyos—listen now and feel the fun!