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 "Gerry is a cruel film, reckless, not at all entertaining."

 "There are those two in there, but soon it’s you and me... Could it be a rare case of empathy?"

Gus Van Sant's 'Gerry' is a stark, uncompromising film about two friends lost in the desert. With minimal dialogue and long, slow shots, the movie explores themes of mortality, beauty, and human endurance. The reviewer praises the rawness and metaphysical depth while acknowledging its challenging nature. Matt Damon and Casey Affleck deliver deeply immersive, natural performances. It's noted as part of Van Sant's 'death trilogy' and a precursor to 'Elephant'. Experience the raw, unforgiving journey of 'Gerry'—watch this metaphysical masterpiece and dive deep into Van Sant’s vision.

 Bunuel: cinema as confinement.

 The rain, excited by the wind, can be an impenetrable wall.

The review reflects on watching Luis Bunuel’s 1962 film The Exterminating Angel during a rainy day. It draws parallels between the physical confinement depicted in the film and the mental barriers formed by weather conditions and societal norms. The reviewer meditates on themes of thought, freedom, and existential captivity without passing judgment on the film itself. Rain becomes a potent metaphor for stalled thought and trapped souls. Dive into Luis Bunuel’s surreal world and explore the rich layers of The Exterminating Angel today.

 Nothing is serious about music. THIS is serious.

 Faustian unconsciousness brought a blissful escape from real life.

The reviewer recounts the excitement and surreal experience of attending Faust’s live show in Naples. The performance blends Krautrock legends with improvisational chaos, psychedelic sounds, and theatrical antics. The concert evokes nostalgia and a feeling of timelessness, delivering a powerful yet playful musical journey. It’s an unforgettable mix of energy, humor, and legendary music. Dive into the wild, psychedelic world of Faust’s live Galleria Toledo performance—listen, watch, and experience a Krautrock legend come alive!

 "3-Iron is Kim Ki Duk’s masterpiece, a sublime balance of form and substance."

 "Love is an airy substance that does not reside in the verb; it is all between the senses and the mind."

Kim Ki Duk's "3-Iron" is praised as a sublime cinematic masterpiece that uses silence and minimalism to explore love, pain, and social division. The film’s poetic, abstract approach elevates its storytelling beyond conventional dialogue. With powerful imagery and nuanced characters, it leaves a lasting impression by examining human imperfection and emotional distance. Discover the silent beauty of Kim Ki Duk’s 3-Iron—watch this unforgettable journey of love, emptiness, and human connection now!

 It may have been the long wait, the expressive urgency, but this debut of Unsane still seems unsurpassed to me.

 The scandalously basic form, immense class, but above all the total denial of compromise, a vice so widespread among us bipeds.

Unsane’s self-titled debut album is a definitive raw noise-hardcore record from the late 80s New York scene. The band’s intense energy, uncompromising brutality, and chilling guitar work create a hostile yet captivating atmosphere. The review praises the album’s honesty and enduring impact, highlighting its place in hardcore history. Listeners will find no melodic relief, only endless tension and power. Dive into Unsane’s intense noise-hardcore debut and experience a raw musical force like no other!

 "'Look At The Fool' consists of a generous half-hour of absolutely useless and manneristic music."

 "Tim Buckley cannot be explained in words, you will have understood."

This review reflects on Tim Buckley’s final album, 'Look At The Fool,' revealing a contrast between his extraordinary voice and the album's lack of strong ideas. While recognizing Buckley's influential legacy and vocal brilliance from his earlier works, the reviewer finds this final record manneristic and less impactful. The album is portrayed as an artist's compromise rather than a true artistic statement, yet Buckley's significance remains undeniable. Discover the complex journey of Tim Buckley’s last album—listen and explore the voice that reshaped rock music.

 "It comforts me to know it’s always there, just a 'play' away."

 "A long mantra made up of whistles grafts into the interstices of the tin-tin, and a couple of rhythmic landslides make you fear that our dear Earth is starting to spin in reverse."

Steve Reich's Drumming is described as a powerful and hypnotic minimalist work that acts as musical therapy. Consisting of four movements, it explores complex rhythms and phasing with percussion instruments, creating a deep and transformative listening experience. The review highlights Reich's influence on modern music and the profound emotional impact of the composition. Experience the mesmerizing pulse of Steve Reich's Drumming — listen now and dive into a transformative minimalist journey.

 I would have asked everyone how 'people who don’t show their teeth and muscles and give up sooner or later' should constitute a model of love 'much more than us.'

 It chilled me to think that there could only be an afterworld of useless people and that of Paolo Vallesi and B. Dati.

The review contrasts Paolo Vallesi’s 1991 Sanremo-winning song ‘Le Persone Inutili’ with the influential album ‘Spiderland’ by Slint. It critically analyzes the song’s lyrics, questioning its portrayal of 'useless people' as models of love and humility. While respectful of Vallesi’s success, the review offers a thoughtful, somewhat skeptical perspective on the song’s message and artistic value. Dive into this intriguing review to explore Paolo Vallesi’s poetic Sanremo classic and its thought-provoking themes!

 Money Jungle is a very refined product, one that leaves you listening with your mouth open.

 Roach and Mingus intertwine like lovers' hands, rigorously improvising.

Money Jungle is a refined and exceptional jazz trio album featuring Duke Ellington, Charlie Mingus, and Max Roach. This unique collaboration blends Ellington's classicism with Mingus' avant-garde tendencies and Roach's masterful drumming. The album delivers elegant and intricate improvisation, particularly highlighted in the track 'Fleurette Africaine'. A timeless, sophisticated jazz experience. Listen to Money Jungle now and experience the genius of Ellington, Mingus, and Roach in an unforgettable jazz trio!

 A record shouldn’t be reviewed if it clings to your memory like an octopus to a rock, the kind you listen to again that tears open your heart.

 The acoustic depth is profound, the tones abyssal, the melodies aerial, magically extracted from that shapeless magma that potentially contains all art.

This reflection on The Czars' 1999 album 'Before... But Longer' highlights its dreamy and profound acoustic qualities. The reviewer recalls discovering the album years after its release and praises standout tracks like "Val" and "Concentrate." The emotional depth and lasting impact of the music are central themes, with a sense of nostalgia permeating the review. Discover the haunting beauty of The Czars' debut album—listen to 'Before... But Longer' and experience its dreamlike depth.