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 This album, today and perhaps even tomorrow, will always be tied to that old scarce car, rusty here and there.

 A tired, fringed carousel that lights up the night too much. Long, long shadows and blind symbols.

The review reflects on Vinicio Capossela's album 'Canzoni a manovella' as a deeply evocative and nostalgic work woven with imperfect melodies and poetic stories. It recalls personal memories linked to the album and evokes images of worn-out relics, carnivalesque atmospheres, and literary inspirations. The music feels like a journey through time and emotions, rich with textures and moods, capturing the soul of forgotten tales. Discover the haunting beauty of Vinicio Capossela's Canzoni a manovella—immerse yourself in its storytelling and nostalgic melodies today!

 Poetry, the art of putting words in sequence, he already loved that madly back then (and he will love it madly forever).

 The music is indeed harsh, vitriolic, but not like before... now it seems eroded by a faceless, nameless melancholy and rendered, thus smoothed, perfect.

This review reflects on Diaframma's album Siberia Reloaded as a poetic and nostalgic journey from youthful anger to mature melancholy. It highlights Federico Fiumani's unique songwriting rooted in poetic expression and explores the evolution of the music from harsh rock to a gentler acoustic style. The album serves as a bridge between past and present emotions, inviting listeners to experience both the rawness of youth and the acceptance of time's passage. Listen to Siberia Reloaded and experience Federico Fiumani’s poetic journey from youthful intensity to mature reflection.

 All the cinema of Powell & Pressburger can be said to be summarized in this savoir-faire with the camera.

 The two wise craftsmen of unreality weave, lightening everything with that so typically English sense of humor and with narrative devices as classic as they are fitting, a tapestry of a bitter yet festive flavor.

The review praises Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp as a richly layered cinematic masterpiece. It highlights the film’s historical depth, character complexity, and elegant camera work. The narrative skillfully explores friendship, war, and personal growth through a symphonic storytelling approach. The film’s subtle humor and thematic richness stand out as hallmarks of Powell & Pressburger’s cinema. Dive into this classic cinematic journey by Powell & Pressburger and experience a timeless tale of war, friendship, and honor.

 With a fizzy and pop flair, they shake up our established tastes in Christmas music.

 You won’t find cuteness suitable even for the little ones, I can’t guarantee you that, nor drowsiness suited for the most denture-wearers.

The Strings deliver a lively and innovative Christmas album that refreshes well-known holiday classics with a pop twist. Their confident reinterpretations bring a fresh alternative to traditional festive music. This album is ideal for listeners seeking something new beyond standard Christmas tunes. The review highlights the energetic vibe and the album's suitability for lively holiday gatherings. Listen to The Strings' playful Christmas album and bring fresh energy to your holiday celebrations!

 Purged of arrogance, the word penetrates and warms within.

 That that man was called Joshua, that he was God made flesh, matters little. But that Joshua was a man instead, is what matters.

The review praises Fabrizio De André's album La buona novella for its poetic and metaphorical telling of human life and death inspired by apocryphal gospels. It highlights the album's focus on Mary’s solitude and the human nature of Joshua, shifting the narrative away from divine arrogance to heartfelt humanity. The work is appreciated for its emotional depth and refined language, presenting a timeless and evocative musical journey. Discover the profound human story in La buona novella — listen to Fabrizio De André’s poetic masterpiece today!

 Only the sound artisan Piero Umiliani knew how to make music and cinema converse with lightness and almost with mockery, creating that skillful blend that would always be his trademark.

 “Thinkin’ Blues” is like a distillation of everything good, of irreproducible, in that period.

This review explores Piero Umiliani’s 'Smog' soundtrack as a reflection of his roots in post-war Florence and his early jazz style. It highlights his collaboration with jazz legend Chet Baker and his unique ability to blend music with cinema. The soundtrack captures the mood of the 1950s and 60s, showcasing Umiliani's sincere and skillful artistry. Though rated moderately, the review appreciates the nostalgic and authentic atmosphere of the album. Discover the nostalgic jazz sounds of Piero Umiliani’s Smog soundtrack—listen now and experience a true artisan’s musical journey.

 Attempting to describe what one feels at the first indelible listen of this song seems to be a doomed endeavor.

 A tepid pearl, sparkling for a moment in the eyes of one and many unknown women, les passantes.

This review explores the profound simplicity and emotional depth of Georges Brassens’ song Les passantes, based on a poem by Antoine Pol. It highlights the song’s themes of fleeting encounters and life's regrets, tracing the poem's origins and Brassens’ dedication to transforming it into a moving chanson. The review emphasizes the song’s lasting impact and intimate beauty through rich historical context. Dive into the timeless beauty of Georges Brassens’ Les passantes — listen now and experience a poetic tribute to fleeting moments.