kosmogabri

 In Warcraft, he revealed his beautiful soul, that soul hopelessly imprisoned in a treacherous and painful body.

 Each time Mats/Ibelin entered WoW, he took a long run through the roads and forests of Azeroth... far from himself.

This documentary chronicles Mats Steen, a young Norwegian man who battled Duchenne muscular dystrophy and found solace and freedom in an online World of Warcraft community. It highlights the contrast between his isolated physical life and vibrant virtual existence as the beloved avatar Ibelin. Through dual narration, the film reveals his impact on family and gaming friends alike, evoking deep emotions. Highly recommended for its moving portrayal of friendship and human connection beyond physical limits. Watch this deeply moving documentary to discover Mats Steen's extraordinary virtual life and the power of friendship beyond physical limits.

 Many Ticino families emigrate abroad, or struggle in their meager daily lives.

 Despite all this, it is in solidarity, brotherhood, and rebellion that they find, perhaps, who knows, a hope for the future.

This illustrated adaptation of The Black Brothers tells a moving story of child chimney sweeps from Ticino forced into harsh labor in 19th century Milan. The narrative highlights poverty, exploitation, and the harsh realities of these boys' lives. Despite their suffering, themes of brotherhood, rebellion, and hope shine through in the story. The book is beautifully illustrated and recommended for readers over ten and those who remember their inner rebellious spirit. Explore this poignant illustrated tale of resilience and brotherhood—read The Black Brothers and uncover the hidden stories of child laborers.

 How can I even review this album—perfect disc, emotional and spiritual, a superb sound, and an amazing band, a musical depth like few others—when it brings such a personal story to me?

 Listening to this album still takes me into the savannah, the giraffes swinging their necks, the elephants flaring their ears, the zebras staring at us serenely.

This review intertwines The Neville Brothers' album Yellow Moon with a deeply personal story of love and adventure in Africa during the late 80s and early 90s. The album's soulful sound evokes vivid memories of safari landscapes and a bittersweet romance. Despite tragic circumstances, the music remains a powerful reminder of those transformative moments. The reviewer praises the album's perfect emotional and spiritual depth. Explore the soulful depths of Yellow Moon and experience a journey of love, adventure, and unforgettable music.

 Women felt like lanterns capable of lighting the path back. But he never returned.

 When I happen to hear the first notes of Je t’aime, moi non plus, it’s as if I step into a time capsule.

This review delves into the multifaceted life of Serge Gainsbourg, highlighting his troubled childhood, musical genius, and complex personality. It discusses his scandalous fame, relationships, and tragic decline, framed by the author's deep personal connection to Gainsbourg’s work. The biography by Jennifer Radulovic is regarded as one of the best available, though the reviewer admits to not having finished reading it yet. Discover the genius and scandal of Serge Gainsbourg—read the biography or listen to his iconic music today!

 Songs like "You Won't Let Me Down Again" denote such a union of intent, a friendly ease, a melodic and poetic flow.

 "To Hell & Back Again," in my humble opinion the standout piece of the set. Just the title itself is enough to get the hint.

The album Hawk by Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan offers a quiet yet deeply moving musical experience. The review emphasizes the natural chemistry between the artists and highlights standout tracks like "To Hell & Back Again." It encourages listeners to appreciate the album without prejudice, valuing its timeless melodies and poetic flow. Listen to Hawk by Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan for a timeless, melodic journey worth your attention.

 She sings, whispers, sighs. And she’s gorgeous.

 So much space in this album, so much room to breathe, ahhh I needed it.

Tamaryn's album The Waves offers a spacious, atmospheric shoegaze journey blending dark psychedelia with tender vocals. Featuring a collaborative effort with producer Rex John Shelverton, the album is an emotional escape perfect for introspective listening. The review highlights its raw simplicity, deep vibes, and soothing qualities, making it a memorable experience amidst tough times. Dive into Tamaryn’s dreamy shoegaze soundscape with The Waves—listen now and feel the atmospheric escape.

 In my opinion, the most beautiful image of a woman’s nude, absolutely.

 Patti the punk, in all her intimate delicacy. Patti the tough, in all her personal vulnerability.

This review reflects on the iconic 1976 black-and-white nude of Patti Smith taken by Robert Mapplethorpe. It highlights their bohemian relationship, artistic collaboration, and the photo’s unique emotional intimacy. The photograph transcends traditional nude photography by portraying vulnerability, femininity, and raw beauty despite Patti's unconventional appearance. It celebrates a moment of intimate connection and artistic perfection. Discover the deep emotions behind Robert Mapplethorpe's iconic Patti Smith nude—explore this unforgettable fusion of art and music now.

 "It’s mainly the extraordinary sound that magnetizes, so evocative that one cannot help but be irresistibly enchanted by it."

 "To crown it all is a clever balance between echoes and intense silences - in communion with the environment and the space of the church - which makes the listener feel part of the creative process."

Nils Frahm’s 'The Bells' is a deeply emotional solo piano album recorded in Berlin's Grunewaldkirche church. Influenced by classical masters and improvisers like Keith Jarrett, Frahm explores minimalist and dynamic piano expressions. The unique acoustics of the church and intimate recording capture a blend of tension, calm, and reverberation that enchant listeners. The album stands out for its soulful, respectful homage to great composers while asserting Frahm’s unique voice. It is praised for its ability to console and evoke deep emotions through delicate soundscapes. Experience the intimate beauty of Nils Frahm’s 'The Bells'—listen now and let its serene piano melodies enchant your soul.

 If someone asked me what is the album of the year, I would say: this. Just this, period.

 The last track is divided into two parts: painful screamo that hurts, then a paranoid, psychedelic finale that disperses into space.

This review delves into the raw and deeply emotional qualities of Tenebrous Liar’s album 'Last Stand'. The author intertwines personal grief with musical appreciation, drawing comparisons to iconic '90s bands. Though not claiming originality, the record's haunting atmosphere and nostalgic sound hold a special, lasting place in the reviewer's heart. The intimate narrative adds a poignant layer to the album’s reception. Discover the raw emotion and nostalgic sound of Tenebrous Liar’s Last Stand—listen now and feel the powerful indie rock journey.

 Verity’s voice has a rather virile femininity, an elusive womanly sound, but with balls as hard as coconuts.

 Axes will disappoint those already familiar with the previous albums, but not me, as I am discovering Electrelane for the first time.

This review praises Electrelane's Axes for its compelling rhythms, eclectic instrumentation, and raw energy, enhanced by Steve Albini's production. The album blends gothic indie tones with fierce female vocals and dynamic instrumentals, drawing comparisons to Velvet Underground and Sonic Youth. The reviewer, new to Electrelane's music, finds it captivating and rewarding despite potential fan expectations. Ultimately, the album is celebrated for its originality and spirited performance. Listen to Electrelane's Axes for a thrilling indie experience full of raw energy and fearless female power.