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 "Every distortion is damnably calculated to freeze the veins, scratch them with impunity, and bring to attention the existence of plains, glaciers, and geysers of arcane origin rooted in the darkest valleys of one’s imagination."

 "The mere notes of that arpeggio [in ‘Icon’] are worth the entire track-list."

Lento's album 'Icon' marks a significant evolution toward deeper, atmospheric post-metal, blending dissonance and melody with powerful emotional impact. The Italian band, now signed to Denovali Records, creates immersive soundscapes evoking ancient, primal themes. Each track flows into the next, constructing a chilling journey through the mind's dark corridors and nature's harsh landscapes. This album showcases Lento's mastery and elevated status in the European experimental metal scene. Dive into Lento's 'Icon' and experience a mesmerizing journey through post-metal's darkest realms.

 "I define it without a shadow of a doubt as the best work of the American director’s career."

 "The concept of concealment, masterfully interpreted by the screenplay, is presented as the foundation of our beloved society-container."

This review hails Bryan Singer’s 1995 film The Usual Suspects as his career’s best work, highlighting its masterful storytelling and strong cast. It contrasts its style with modern cinema trends, praising its realism and layered screenplay. The film is described as a timeless thriller that explores themes of crime and manipulation, captivating viewers with its complex narrative and unforgettable characters. Dive into The Usual Suspects and unravel one of cinema’s greatest mysteries today!

 Finally, after shamefully celebrated attempts in the recent past, a movie with Photography. And What a Photography!

 Believers or not, psalmists or otherwise, this film burns with radioactive energy, with its own heat, with a mysterious warmth mixed with sand.

The review praises The Book of Eli as a rare cinematic achievement in contemporary film, especially for its vivid photography and deep themes. The film portrays a harsh post-apocalyptic world where hope is embodied in a Bible, and the protagonist’s journey is both physical and spiritual. Exceptional performances by the leading actors add to the film's powerful impact. Its blend of brutal landscape and metaphysical introspection stands out as a haunting portrayal of the future. Discover the haunting world of The Book of Eli—experience its stunning visuals and spiritually charged story now!

 In this repulsive recording... everything is abrasive, poorly recorded, deteriorated, damaged, bruised, and offensive, to the limit of depravity.

 Every track, every auditory irregularity, every guitar friction, and every lyrical obscenity... is worth more than 'Nevermind' and 'In Utero' put together.

This review delves into the raw and primitive demo album 'Illiteracy Will Prevail' by Fecal Matter, highlighting Kurt Cobain's authentic and troubled early sound. It contrasts the abrasive, imperfect recording with Nirvana's polished later works, emphasizing the demo's emotional depth and genuine expression. The review credits the demo as a crucial insight into Cobain's formative years and artistic struggles. Explore the authentic early sound of Kurt Cobain and listen to the raw Fecal Matter demo to uncover the roots of grunge!

 Al Cisneros is a person who deserves respect for inventing from scratch a genre that saved countless lives.

 'Thebes' is an aerial ride of Palestine that generates shivers of fright, a journey toward before Christ.

OM's album 'God Is Good' is a mature, introspective work blending doom metal with spiritual and ritualistic elements. Al Cisneros continues his groundbreaking exploration of cosmic and mystical themes. The tracks range from hypnotic and ceremonial to intense and rhythmically driven, marking a high point in the band's evolving sound. This album invites listeners to confront existential fears and find peace through deep, meditative music. Dive into OM’s 'God Is Good' and experience a profound sonic journey that fuses doom metal with ancient spiritual rituals.

 "Decameron remains, still today in my opinion, the greatest satirical attempt ever made on an Italian television network."

 "We must never surrender, not even in front of blind Power, which we must laugh at and necessarily ridicule, in search of the most precious diamond: the Truth."

This review praises Daniele Luttazzi’s 2007 TV series Decameron as a groundbreaking satirical work on Italian television. It highlights Luttazzi’s sharp, fearless criticism of politics, religion, and media censorship, positioning him as an intelligent and resilient artist. The show’s unique style and unapologetic stance made a significant impact despite facing strong opposition and censorship. The review celebrates Luttazzi’s enduring commitment to satire and truth. Explore Daniele Luttazzi’s Decameron and experience Italian satire at its boldest—watch, read, and uncover the truth behind the power!

 The Black Cobra is capable of imposing itself from the first listen with its devastating yet distorted Central American 'necro-energy'.

 Listening is not advised for those weak of 'hearing'... No, there really aren’t.

Feather and Stone solidifies Black Cobra's status as a cult band in the stoner-doom scene. The album delivers immense, heavy soundscapes mixed with mystical and mythological themes. Tracks like "The Shapire Falcon" and "Red Tide" showcase volcanic energy and merciless intensity. The review praises the band's fearless compositional style and conceptual depth throughout the album. Dive into Black Cobra’s Feather and Stone and experience the crushing power of stoner-doom – listen now!

 Imagine progressively perceiving the rarefaction of air, and looking towards the horizon, noticing the thin and melting edge of the atmosphere, the boundary between the world of mortals and the world of the dark stellar gods.

 Otis makes a pact with his children, flesh of his non-flesh, deciding to trap you in a finite time circle and thus allowing you to exist infinitely in seven tracks, for eternity.

The review portrays Sons of Otis' Spacejumbofudge as an immersive and visionary experience. It evokes the sensation of ascending beyond earthly limits into a vast cosmic void, guided by heavy, psychedelic soundscapes. The album is described as a mystical intergalactic voyage that transcends ordinary reality and challenges perception. The reviewer praises the band’s ability to create a profound and eternal sonic environment. Dive into Sons of Otis' Spacejumbofudge for a transcendent cosmic ride—listen now and explore the unknown!

 A furious and macabre nihilistic-dreamlike atmosphere, where whirlwinds and mists constantly alternate, hinting at a greater compositional attention.

 This offering is certainly interesting, but not very convincing for those who remember the previous work, which was already more linear, conceptualized, visually embedded, and undoubtedly more pachydermic and enhanced.

Ramesses’ EP 'Baptism Of The Walking Dead' offers a slower, atmospheric take influenced by early Autopsy, diverging from their previous loop-driven style. The three tracks deliver intense horror-themed doom with highlights on vocal effects and experimental compositional choices. However, some fans might find the pacing inconsistent and less convincing than their earlier work 'Misanthropic Alchemy'. The reviewer encourages listeners to explore both releases to appreciate the band's evolution. Explore Ramesses' dark and heavy 'Baptism Of The Walking Dead' EP—listen now and discover its haunting depths!

 The album I propose to you is one of those things that are hard to forget, especially if you are nostalgic for past 70’s, looking at the interstellar and monstrous space with a metaphysical as well as psychedelic eye.

 "The Futurist" is what many stoner-doom lovers would want to possess and jealously guard in their basalt showcase.

This review explores Starchild's album The Futurist as a unique and memorable auditory experience blending 70s psychedelic rock with modern stoner-doom. The band creates a sonic world reminiscent of Sleep and Sabbath, rich in atmospheric and metaphysical textures. Each track is dissected for its contribution to an unsettling yet poetic journey through sound. Ultimately, the album is praised as a masterpiece highly recommended for stoner-doom enthusiasts. Discover the mesmerizing soundscape of Starchild’s The Futurist—immerse yourself in its cosmic stoner-doom journey today!