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 Poeticherie is a reflection of the moon that accidentally fell among so much throwaway commercial music.

 Cappello a cilindro are a magical group, driven by an irresistible passion for music, who know how to have fun and entertain.

Cappello a cilindro's debut album Poeticherie is a fresh and poetic blend of jazz, tango, and waltzes infused with Italian songwriting traditions. Evoking artists like Paolo Conte and Vinicio Capossela, the album balances creativity and heartfelt emotion. Highlights include tracks like 'Mò m'ariposo' and 'Ultimo Valzer', showcasing the band's youthful maturity. The group combines street music energy with refined smoky jazz, making them one of Italy's most intriguing recent acts. Listen to Poeticherie and experience a poetic, jazzy journey through Italy’s rich musical heritage!

 Now, with the passing of the years, I still appreciate this sincere album that reflects a certain type of ideology and a certain type of consistency.

 The real Punkreas are the ones from 'Paranoia e potere' and the previous albums — those guys who fought for their idea of the world and played and made music according to this idea.

The review nostalgically praises Punkreas' album Paranoia e Potere for its sincere political message and raw punk sound. It contrasts the early authentic spirit of the band with their later commercialization and shift to punk-pop. The album is seen as a genuine embodiment of youthful rebellion and ideological consistency. Despite some ideological disagreements, the reviewer values the album's impact and energy. The review also critiques the band’s current image and motivations. Dive into the raw energy of Punkreas' Paranoia e Potere and experience authentic political punk rock today!

 Listening to this first work by Thievery Corporation means embarking on a true journey into a psychedelic, free universe where each of us can strip down, run, jump, and grasp the void.

 With this, I mean to say that the same purity of sounds, contrary to what one might say about electronic music, trip-hop, chill out, is also evident in this first work by Thievery Corporation.

This review celebrates Thievery Corporation’s debut album as a groundbreaking chill-out experience that creates a dreamy, primal atmosphere. Eric Hilton and Rob Garza’s deep musical knowledge is evident in their unique blend of electronic, dub, jazz, and samba influences. The album is described as pure and essential, invoking transcendental feelings comparable to classical music’s impact. Although the chill-out genre has become commercialized, this work remains a hopeful symbol for true creative revival. Listen to ‘Sounds from the Thievery Hi-Fi’ and experience the roots of chill-out like never before!

 When you listen to Bene’s voice, regardless of the texts he is reciting, you are enchanted.

 The Benian ‘lectura dantis’ is a fundamental, revolutionary document, absolutely a must-have as a ‘unicum’.

Carmelo Bene’s 1981 Lectura Dantis is a vocal and theatrical landmark honoring Bologna massacre victims. His unique, musical reading of Dante’s Divine Comedy captivates listeners with its revolutionary blend of traditional text and rock amplification. Bene’s approach was ahead of its time and remains unmatched in intensity and creativity. This work remains a fundamental piece in Italian theatrical history. Discover Carmelo Bene’s groundbreaking Lectura Dantis—listen now to experience Dante like never before!

 "The square as an essential place for living": this is how Claudio Lolli presents his old and important work rearranged with the original group of 'Parto delle nuvole pesanti."

 "Claudio Lolli & Il Parto delle Nuvole Pesanti free their souls to sing, narrating a world that hasn’t changed."

Claudio Lolli's album 'Ho visto anche degli zingari felici,' reinterpreted with Il Parto delle Nuvole Pesanti, remains a vital work addressing freedom and sociopolitical issues. The collaboration preserves the original's power while bringing fresh, vigorous arrangements. The review highlights the album's relevance across decades as history and political struggles persist. The music and lyrics maintain a strong emotional and intellectual impact, reaffirming Lolli's role as a committed cultural voice. Listen to Claudio Lolli & Il Parto delle Nuvole Pesanti’s powerful album and experience a timeless tale of freedom and resistance.

 Baustelle create valuable, substantial pop music where the lyrics are significant, at times harsh, necessary, never banal.

 'La malavita' is a passionate reaction to conformity, to a brutal vulgarity, a child of development but not of progress.

Baustelle's 'La malavita' marks a mature evolution in their music, focusing on adult themes and social critique wrapped in a concept album. The sound channels 70s and 80s influences while delivering meaningful, ironic lyrics. Although not perfect, it grows on the listener with repeated plays. This album balances thoughtful reflections with pop sensibilities, making it engaging and rewarding. Discover the depth and irony of Baustelle's 'La malavita'—listen now and explore mature Italian pop like never before!

 Malatja have the merit of having reinvented punk-rock in Italy, introducing a language, a way of speaking, a Neapolitan way of being that, at first, no artist of this genre had done.

 They still have a long way to go, ... it’s important that during this time ... they improve their technique and especially ... the relationship between word and sound.

Malatja attempts a unique fusion of pure punk-rock with the Neapolitan dialect in their album Caparott. Though they bring inventive ideas and engaging live performances, the album feels sterile and underdeveloped. The band shows strong potential and originality but still needs time to enhance their sound and improve the relationship between lyrics and music. Recommended especially for fans of punk-rock and similar Neapolitan acts like 24 Grana. Discover Malatja's fresh take on punk-rock blending Neapolitan dialect—listen to Caparott and witness the evolution of Italian alternative music.

 It is essential not to underestimate this new musical phenomenon coming from the great forge of the United States, because if it became an epidemic, it could have devastating effects on teenagers.

 They have been indoctrinated, manipulated, trained by stupid parents, victims of their mediocrity and their mental poverty.

This review critically examines Prussian Blue’s album 'Fragment of the Future,' focusing on its neo-Nazi ideology and the dangers it poses to impressionable audiences. Although the sisters show some musical talent, the lyrical content and the band's symbolism promote harmful white supremacist views. The reviewer warns against the album’s possible commercial success and its influence on teenagers. Explore this critical review of Prussian Blue's controversial album to understand the intersection of music and extremist ideology.

 Bewildering, entertaining, very funny, curious, hot, 'El Baile Alemán' is a deconstruction of the serial music of Kraftwerk, ironic and bizarre.

 Señor Coconut became more famous than Kraftwerk themselves, who were very pleased with these renditions.

Señor Coconut's album 'El Baile Alemán' offers a humorous and inventive Latin remake of Kraftwerk's electronic classics. Using marimbas, salsa rhythms, and vocal choirs, Uwe Schmidt deconstructs iconic tracks with playful irony. The album charms with its blend of parody and sincere musical talent, making it an engaging and entertaining tribute that gained notable popularity. Listen to Señor Coconut's vibrant Latin twist on Kraftwerk classics and experience a fun musical journey of parody and talent!

 Sorrentino’s film could even be understood by listening to just the soundtrack.

 Every song is one or more frames of the movie; you realize that the beauty of this new cinema lies not only in the film itself but also in the soundtrack.

The review praises Pasquale Catalano’s soundtrack for Paolo Sorrentino’s film Le conseguenze dell'amore, emphasizing its evocative and minimalistic qualities. It highlights how the music captures the film’s emotions and atmosphere, with notable contributions from artists like Lali Puna and James. The reviewer recommends the album both as a companion to the film and as an introduction to it. The soundtrack is seen as a rich auditory experience echoing new trends in Neapolitan cinema. Listen to Pasquale Catalano’s evocative soundtrack and immerse yourself in the soul of Paolo Sorrentino’s acclaimed film.