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 "A truly atypical record for the national production that seemed to want to make Edoardo say 'don’t label me, I can do other things and you can’t constrain me in a genre or label'"

 "...magnificent this vintage Bennato, autarchic, nonconformist, irreverent, and damnably out of line... light years away from this puppet with strings we see nowadays..."

 Listen to Edoardo Bennato's Uffà! Uffà! and experience a bold blend of rock, funk, and irreverence that shaped Italian music history.

 It’s the body that plays. Here bodies communicate and do so “together”, in an ancient and simple communion.

 Fantasy, originality, and overflowing eclecticism are not lacking, and there is much fun to be had, especially live.

 Listen to Rosolina Mar's 'Before and After Dinner' now and experience a fresh, energetic twist on rock music!

 An insanely mad and strangely fascinating album where the boundaries between instruments and the parts obtained from the computer become increasingly blurred until they vanish.

 Old Frank had already figured everything out and, as usual, was turning everything upside down, laying the foundations for new music without genre definition and without structural or formal limits.

 Dive into Frank Zappa’s Jazz From Hell and experience an unparalleled journey through avant-garde soundscapes!

 An album born 'tired,' lacking in punch, with the same monotonous rhythm.

 A dreadfully boring album, in fact, even more.

 Discover why Neil Young's Greendale missed the mark for some—read the full review and listen to decide for yourself!

 Just a band of scruffy musicians who, between a serious album and a quick gig, enjoyed playing the classic dance venue tunes of the fourth rate.

 Little songs as small and tender as a baguette just out of the oven, like a little marzipan airplane, like a glass of soda from the old days.

 Dive into the whimsical world of Un Tal Jazz and experience Pascal Comelade’s playful homage to European folk traditions.

 The desperate, futureless melancholy of the soft, introspective singing... induced me, after just one listen, to make an extreme... and irrevocable decision.

 The Lolli of the early '70s, with his 'joie de vivre' took over... and slitting both wrists was the only possible reaction... inevitable and, if I must say, let's even call it 'liberating'...

 Dive into the intense melancholy of Claudio Lolli's 'Un uomo in crisi' and explore a classic of Italian singer-songwriter music.

 If you want to get close to one of the best contemporary sounds, arm yourselves with 3D glasses and you’ll see the absolute masterpiece of this guitarist.

 This album holds an extremely high artistic (and I would say... therapeutic) value that reconciles anyone with the world.

 Discover the soothing 3D soundscape of Beyond The Missouri Sky—listen now and experience jazz like never before.

 What’s the point of practically remaking these little songs identical, again, charming and enjoyable but suitable only for TV jingles?

 Here from the Kronos Quartet of the good old days, only some pleasant fiddling is left, blurred by some tablas and a few pipa.

 Listen to Kronos Quartet & Asha Bhosle's Bollywood tribute and decide if it hits the mark or misses the boldness!

 I saw them live and found them electrifying, Zappa-esque, and unpredictable.

 Minor flaw: the lack of vocals/a singer to better bind the vast amount of material presented.

 Discover Rosolina Mar's unique jazz-rock fusion—listen to their debut and stay tuned for their next album!

 An album so cloying, fake, and anachronistic hasn’t been heard in I don’t know how long.

 Never has an album title been so spot on: NO (indeed). Album completely useless and downright boring.

 Read the full review to see why this New Order album fails to impress and explore more honest music critiques.