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 What sense does it make to write reviews for people like you... You live to humiliate others at every misplaced comma in a sentence.

 Matteo has put his public figure at stake to try to receive both an objective and subjective opinion on what he has committed himself to writing with all his might.

This review passionately defends Matteo Carmignoli and his books against hostile, disrespectful user attacks. The reviewer condemns the personal attacks and lack of respect by some site users. Despite acknowledging subjective judgments on literature, the reviewer criticizes the toxic behavior encountered. They urge readers to consider the efforts of the author and to judge fairly. The review ends with a call to read Carmignoli's work, especially "i caduti." Discover Matteo Carmignoli's passionate stories—read 'i caduti' and form your own opinion today!

 Behind those slightly grotesque and awkward figures whose presence sometimes makes us uncomfortable, and other times can even make us laugh, there exists a conscience.

 The fallen are those who will always feel incompatible with the surrounding world... destined to limp their entire lives, desperately trying to keep up with others.

The review delves into Matteo Carmignoli's book I caduti, highlighting its focus on socially marginalized 'fallen' characters and their complex consciences. It explores themes of inner turmoil, fragile redemption, and the tension between societal norms and individual struggles. The interview format reveals the author's compassionate view of those seen as outcasts, emphasizing their humanity behind difficult behaviors. Overall, the book is praised for offering a unique, thoughtful perspective on alienation and human frailty. Discover the haunting world of I caduti and reflect on the fragile souls among us—read the book and share your thoughts!

 "The Girl Beyond the Sea is one of the most poetic and romantic tales I have ever read."

 "The entire narrative is filled with a nostalgia that I think cannot help but infect a reader with a beating heart."

The review praises Matteo Carmignoli's 'The Girl Beyond the Sea' as a poetic and romantic departure from his darker previous work, 'The Fallen.' It highlights the novel's engaging and nostalgic tone, describing it as a brief yet moving diary-style narrative filled with melancholy and occasional dark moments. Recommended as a light and lyrical read, perfect for a beach day. Dive into Matteo Carmignoli’s moving and poetic tale—explore 'The Girl Beyond the Sea' today!

 A book that questions the stability of the 'self.'

 Lucifer, the fallen angel, brings light to us humans; light that will allow us to see reality as it actually is... But the truth sometimes hurts... A lot!

Matteo Carmignoli's The Fallen is a dark, haunting novel that explores a tormented conscience battling demons and inner conflicts. The narrative blends reality with surreal hallucinations, challenging readers' perceptions of self and society. It successfully unveils the hidden, perverse facets of human nature through a heavy yet engaging prose. Recommended for fans of dark, psychological, and noir literature. Dive into Matteo Carmignoli’s The Fallen and explore the dark shadows of the human psyche today!

 This album is a day that begins with you falling out of bed and instead of landing on the floor, you end up in a rainbow vortex that bounces you from a sidewalk in a Japanese village to a distant alien planet.

 Their swords scratch the air like the guitars on this record will scratch you and ultimately everything will fade, blur, and take the forms of a hamster running on the wheel of its cage.

Don Caballero 2 is an unconventional instrumental math-rock album that defies typical narrative music. The reviewer uses vivid and surreal metaphors to illustrate the album's complexity and imaginative nature. It’s a challenging but rewarding listen filled with unexpected twists, blending experimental sounds with storytelling-like imagery. The album evokes strange yet entertaining mental images that highlight its uniqueness. Dive into the surreal soundscape of Don Caballero 2 and experience the wildest math-rock journey you've never imagined!

 “A broken heart, recently and somewhat clumsily stitched back together, that finally begins to beat again.”

 “His album… That indeed makes the heart beat!”

Keaton Henson’s album 'Birthdays' poignantly explores the fragile aftermath of heartbreak and the cautious rebirth of love. Through delicate and melancholic songs, Henson reflects on past and current relationships with poetic vulnerability. The album balances quiet intimacy with energetic moments of emotional release. Recommended for sensitive and poetic listeners, it offers a deep emotional experience about love’s complexity. Dive into Keaton Henson’s 'Birthdays' for a heartfelt exploration of love, loss, and emotional rebirth—listen now and feel every beat.

 "The Burgh Island is like a slightly wobbly bridge over the abyss that connects the known with the unknown."

 "The EP is like the last drunken evenings spent by an adolescent who, dazed, observes the mysterious horizon ahead of him, feeling for the first time afraid of the unknown."

The Burgh Island EP captures Ben Howard at a pivotal moment of emotional transition, bridging the innocence of adolescence with the awareness of adulthood. The four tracks weave nostalgia, melancholy, and accepting change through evocative guitar work and heartfelt vocals. The EP stands as a reflective bridge between his earlier album 'Every Kingdom' and the more mature 'I Forget Where We Were.' Each song resonates with a deep sense of emotional honesty and musical beauty. Dive into Ben Howard's The Burgh Island EP and experience a heartfelt journey through change and reflection.

 "I consider truly excellent, even if certainly not up to its predecessor."

 "This calm and reflective album is for Ben Howard’s career what stasis and anticipation are to human existence – necessary and inevitable moments."

This review explores Ben Howard's 'Noonday Dream' as a mature and reflective album that embodies stasis and anticipation. While not surpassing its predecessor, it delivers an excellent and emotionally moving experience. The songs evoke a calm but hopeful waiting period, with notable melodic peaks and contemplative themes. The album is praised for its ambient and dreamy qualities, portraying a necessary phase in both human existence and Howard's musical journey. Listen to Ben Howard's Noonday Dream and experience a beautifully reflective musical journey of anticipation and hope.

 This album is the perfect soundtrack for something coming to an end.

 In it you might find a mirror in which to reflect and transform your discomfort into a sweet nostalgia to savor like a fresh drink while sitting on a low wall, indeed, facing the sea.

Ben Howard's album 'I Forget Where We Were' is an evocative and introspective soundtrack for natural endings and new beginnings. It beautifully blends melancholic themes with hopeful undertones, enriched by vivid imagery of the sea and night. Recommended for sensitive souls seeking reflection and nostalgia. The review praises its emotional depth and evocative storytelling, highlighting its capacity to transform discomfort into sweet nostalgia. Listen to Ben Howard's 'I Forget Where We Were' and dive deep into its emotional and nostalgic journey.