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 This 1980 work even brought our eccentric singer-songwriter to debut at San Remo with the track 'Come un dio americano,' catchy and rhythmic enough to hope that the general public would notice him. And it was not so.

 A kind of 'concept album,' as was done at the time, an open discourse on the incommunicability or impossibility of understanding each other among humans.

Claudio Lolli's 1980 album Extranei is a dark, poetic, and visionary work that blends jazz and innovative songwriting. Featuring reflective and surreal lyrics, it explores themes of communication and human disconnection. Despite its originality and a San Remo festival debut, the album was largely overlooked by the mainstream audience. The review highlights the album's intellectual depth and musical experimentation, making it a distinctive piece in Italian music history. Dive into the visionary world of Claudio Lolli's Extranei – listen now and explore a hidden gem of Italian music history!

 An album diverse and never uniform, which casually moves from classical music to ambient to soft tracks to almost trip-hop experiments.

 A record of great class, an authentic forge of emotions, difficult to label but indispensable for lovers of the genre.

Craig Armstrong's Film Works 1995-2005 offers a rich and varied collection of soundtrack pieces showcasing his refined style. While some tracks lean towards easy listening, the album shines with hypnotic and emotionally charged compositions. Featuring collaborations with iconic vocalists like David Bowie and Elisabeth Fraser, it spans classical, ambient, and trip-hop styles. This album is a must-have for fans of sophisticated, cinematic music. Discover the cinematic brilliance of Craig Armstrong's Film Works 1995-2005—listen now and immerse yourself in a world of emotive soundtracks.

 It was love at first sight between me and Franco Fanigliulo when his presence shook the cards of the San Remo Festival in 1979.

 A heartfelt and painful album, despite its linguistic puns and its dreamy and visionary vein.

Franco Fanigliulo's album 'Io e me' is remembered as a heartfelt and poetic work marked by irreverent and surreal lyrics. His debut at the 1979 San Remo Festival broke new ground with sharp social commentary and adolescent poetry, despite censorship challenges. The album features deeply moving songs like 'Marco e Giuditta' and 'L'artista', highlighting Fanigliulo's unique artistic voice. His premature death at 45 cut short a promising career, making his work a treasured legacy in Italian music. Explore Franco Fanigliulo's timeless debut album 'Io e me' and experience his unique poetic voice in Italian music.

 "An 'Autobiografia Industriale' that contests the squalor and commercial strategies of a Major’s record label remains as relevant today as it was over 30 years ago."

 "Songs so 'complex' and musically unclassifiable could hardly ever be composed by an Italian singer-songwriter today."

This review revisits Claudio Lolli's seminal 1977 album, praising its rich musical diversity and visionary poetic lyrics. It highlights Lolli's unique fusion of jazz, country, and classic songwriting within the politically charged atmosphere of the late 1970s Italy. The album stands out for challenging commercial norms and delivering timeless messages. The reviewer calls for a reevaluation of Lolli's work and its enduring relevance today. Discover the rich, poetic, and musically daring world of Claudio Lolli—listen to 'Disoccupate le strade dai sogni' and experience a historic masterpiece.

 Splendid in its timelessness, magnificent in its ability to carve significant furrows into the depths of the human soul.

 This album sings of light, allows us to touch the mystical experience of the great spiritual masters and at the same time illuminates us immensely.

Duality by Lisa Gerrard and Pieter Bourke is a profound 1998 album that transcends time and space with its ritualistic, ancestral soundscapes. The music evokes deep spirituality through ethereal vocals and neo-pagan chants, enriched by diverse influences from ancient drums to Gregorian-style harmonies. It is praised as a masterpiece of emotional and mystical resonance, perfect for introspection and moments of despair. The album resists light entertainment and demands attentive listening. Discover the transcendent sounds of Duality—listen now and experience a spiritual musical journey like no other.

 An album damn 'serene' in its disquiet, 'calm' in its obsessive quest for escape.

 Slow, ruthless and inexorable like the drop falling on the prisoner’s head to force him to reveal a secret.

The For Carnation's self-titled album is a slow, intense journey into dark and melancholic soundscapes. The six tracks stretch long, evoking emotions of despair and calm obsession. The album masterfully balances serene execution with underlying tension. It showcases intricate instrumentals and Brian McMahan's haunting vocals. Despite its cohesive style, the album hints at a need for future evolution. Discover the haunting depths of The For Carnation's dark and atmospheric soundscape—listen now and experience their slow-burning intensity.

 The 9 tracks contained in this album seem to have been composed from the 5th hour onward, such is the serenity and harmonious sense that pervades the entire album.

 It is Stephan Micus himself who, with this album, seems to want to 'tell' us this... as if the 'real protagonists' were [the instruments] and Stephan the 'medium'.

Stephan Micus' album The Garden of Mirrors offers a serene, spiritual journey through primitive sounds and ancient instruments. The music evokes a mystical atmosphere with a minimalistic yet profound approach. Each track immerses the listener in harmonic and ritualistic textures without relying on lyrics. The review praises the album's ability to transport listeners to human origins and deep introspection. It is highly recommended for those open to exploring transcendent and meditative music. Experience the serene and mystical journey of The Garden of Mirrors—listen now and explore the ancient sounds within.

 An elegant and light, discreet and never intrusive album that one listens to with interest and curiosity.

 L’Irréparable moves always in smoky and imperceptible landscapes where a bass, a brushed snare, and four guitar notes fill the track more than a thousand orchestras.

L’Irréparable by Gatto Ciliegia contro il Grande Freddo is a refined and elegant album marking the band's consistent artistic growth. The review highlights minimalism, intricate guitar work, and subtle electronic elements as defining traits. Despite one noted misstep with a vocal cover track, the album stands out as a hypnotic and tasteful instrumental work. It offers listeners a discreet yet captivating experience, blending atmospheric and noir-like soundscapes. Discover the subtle artistry of Gatto Ciliegia's L’Irréparable—immerse yourself in its minimalistic, hypnotic soundscapes today!

 15 short and sharp titles like the sound of a stick on the lid of an abandoned barrel in a Brazilian favela.

 Beautiful, eclectic, unsettling, and fun, without too many pretenses.

Tom Zé's The Best Of showcases an inventive Brazilian artist blending playful rhythms and unique vocal styles. Known for minimal yet captivating songs, the album challenges tired musical conventions with originality. It features a broad range of styles from samba to reggae-inspired tracks. The work is praised for its eclectic, unsettling, and fun nature, offering poetic moments that alleviate everyday malaise. Explore Tom Zé's intriguing Brazilian rhythms and catch the original vibe of The Best Of album today!

 "Such a voice would be capable of narrating exacerbated and submerged worlds, even if it only recited the vowels or in complete silence."

 "An album desolate and desperately lucid in making poetry by drawing nourishment from the underworld itself, from the void that surrounds us, from the darkness of the soul."

Tom Waits' album Bone Machine is a raw, dark, and poetic collection blending blues, country, and gothic sounds. With its dissonant rhythms and emotionally charged vocals, the album creates a journey into despair and human darkness. The review highlights standout tracks and parallels with other great artists, praising the album's depth and artistic integrity. Bone Machine is described as a challenging yet deeply moving experience. Dive into Tom Waits' Bone Machine and experience a haunting blend of raw blues and poetic darkness—listen now!