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 "Forget the self-indulgent mannerist De Palma of 'The Black Dahlia'; this work is a sort of digital collage, an original mosaic film where each piece finds its place to provide the most faithful picture possible of this horrible story."

 "The first victim of war is the truth."

Brian De Palma’s Redacted revisits war crimes through an innovative digital collage style, retelling a true atrocity during the Iraq war. The film critiques media distortion and moral decay in conflict, winning critical acclaim including the Venice Silver Lion. Despite controversy and boycott attempts, it remains a powerful, necessary viewing highlighting the human cost of war. Its final images poignantly remind audiences of the hidden truths behind war’s collateral damage. Watch Brian De Palma’s Redacted to uncover the brutal reality and media manipulation of war crimes during the Iraq conflict.

 What would have happened if the hospital from the series E.R. had been built near Twin Peaks instead of in an anonymous American metropolis?

 The story, exploiting the complex tangle of plots and subplots, with the same ease as it jumps from one character to another, often manages to baffle the viewer thanks to some hilarious sequences loaded with cynical irony.

Lars Von Trier's The Kingdom is a hypnotic Danish TV mini-series blending horror, mystery, and dark comedy. Set in Copenhagen's largest hospital, it weaves supernatural and psychological themes with a dream-like atmosphere. Featuring complex characters and ironic humor, it explores the conflict between science and the occult. The original series and its sequel total nearly 10 hours of captivating, highly original cinema. Discover the haunting atmosphere and dark humor of The Kingdom—watch this unique blend of horror and drama now!

 A music that draws from the teachings of Yawning Man, strictly instrumental pieces combined with a taste for jam sessions marked by improvisation.

 The entire album was recorded in a single session of three or four hours, succeeding in creating expansive and absolutely lysergic compositions.

Ten East's 'Extraterrestrial Highway' is an instrumental desert rock album featuring prominent musicians from the genre. The album blends psychedelic, surf, jazz, blues, and punk influences through long, heavy, and improvisational jams. Recorded in one session, it creates a hypnotic, lysergic sonic flow resembling a true musical journey. Fans of desert rock and experimental instrumental music will find this album enriching and immersive. Dive into Ten East's 'Extraterrestrial Highway' and experience a hypnotic blend of desert rock and improvisational jams now!

 "Kill everyone now! Advocate cannibalism! Eat shit!"

 The protagonist... is Divine, an obese drag queen who seems like the pulp version of Platinette.

John Waters' 1972 film Pink Flamingos stands as a pinnacle of underground trash cinema, known for its unapologetic shock value and grotesque humor. Centered on Divine, the 'Most Disgusting Person in the World,' the film pits bizarre characters in a battle of filth and obscenity. Waters masterfully blends outrageous visuals, taboo themes, and clever dialogue, creating a cult comedy that still shocks and entertains. The provocative work challenges norms while celebrating kitsch and bad taste with a memorable soundtrack. Dive into the outrageous world of Pink Flamingos and experience John Waters' cult masterpiece today!

 Thanks to a brilliant idea from the author, telling the story as if it were the reconstruction of a real crime event, the horror is depicted with much more realistic tones than usual.

 The final result is a masterpiece of horror cinema, chilling and visionary like only a few films have managed to be.

Tobe Hooper's 1974 film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre revolutionized horror by introducing a realistic portrayal of rural terror. Inspired by real crimes and enriched by social critique, the film's tension and atmosphere create a chilling experience. The infamous villain Leatherface became a horror icon. Known for its originality and lasting influence, this film remains a must-watch classic. Explore the terrifying origins of Leatherface and experience the groundbreaking horror that reshaped cinema forever.

 The album is permeated by that typically Pixies eccentric style but also by a greater pop sensibility.

 Ultimately, a highly recommended listen, as this album is perhaps the most successful work of all of Frank Black’s (vast) production.

Frank Black’s 1993 solo debut marks a successful transition from the Pixies with a blend of alternative rock and pop sensibility. The album features eccentric melodies, unexpected tempo shifts, and sci-fi-themed lyrics. Collaborations include producer Eric Drew Feldman and guitarist Joey Santiago. Highlights include the dynamic 'Los Angeles' and a unique synth-pop cover of the Beach Boys' 'Hang On To Your Ego.' Recognized as a standout work in his vast catalog, this album bridges his Pixies era with his solo career. Explore Frank Black’s captivating solo debut and hear how he transformed Pixies’ energy into a fresh alternative rock journey.

 The soundtrack is centered on collaborations between hip-hop artists and reputable alternative rock figures, creating a pioneering crossover.

 The compilation holds dual value as both a curiosity and a historical document capturing the roots of what would become nu-metal.

The Judgment Night soundtrack is a landmark 1993 compilation that uniquely merges hip-hop with alternative rock and metal. Featuring collaborations from prominent artists like Faith No More, Helmet, and Cypress Hill, it serves both as a historical document of genre crossover and an experiment with varied success. Despite some less inspired tracks, the album showcases innovative pairings that helped pave the way for nu-metal. It remains an essential listen for fans of rap rock fusion. Discover the groundbreaking Judgment Night soundtrack—listen now to hear the origins of rap-rock fusion!

 The band coined a perfectly fitting term to label their music: space-age surf.

 It’s hard not to be struck by Man or ASTRO-man?, this crazy crew of surf nerds who are among the prominent exponents of the contemporary surf scene.

Man or ASTRO-man? fuses surf rock with sci-fi obsession, creating a unique space-age surf sound. Their 1994 EP showcases fast, adrenaline-filled tracks rooted in classic surf. The band’s use of samples, retro-futuristic imagery, and conceptual identity makes them a standout in contemporary surf music. Highlights include inventive guitar work and distinctive sci-fi influenced themes. This EP represents their early style before evolving into noisier, synthetic sounds. Dive into the cosmic waves with Man or ASTRO-man?'s groundbreaking space-age surf—listen now and explore their unique sci-fi sound!

 They came up with themselves: 'Fu Manchu and Black Flag conspiring to assassinate the White Stripes.'

 An album of wild rock’n’roll, dominated by invariably distorted guitars, a hard-hitting drum, and a voice naturally inclined to raucous shouting.

Winnebago Deal's second album, Flight Of The Raven, delivers a powerful mix of metal, punk, and stoner rock with heavy grunge influences. Produced by Jack Endino in Seattle, the album features 15 tracks ranging from aggressive garage punk to heavier atmospheric jams. The band’s distinct sound draws from American grunge and raw metal, avoiding White Stripes comparisons despite the duo format. Collaborations with Nick Olivieri and Endino add depth to this intense rock offering. Listen to Winnebago Deal’s Flight Of The Raven now and experience fierce, raw rock energy!

 MDC is one of the angriest bands that hardcore punk has ever spawned.

 Unlike many contemporaries, their rage became an invitation to rebel against oppressive society, not just nihilism.

MDC’s debut album Millions of Dead Cops delivers some of the angriest and most politically charged hardcore punk of the early 1980s. With blistering speed and raw sound, the band fiercely confronts capitalism, authority, and social injustices. Vocalist Dave Dictor’s clear, uncompromising lyrics call for direct rebellion rather than nihilism, making this a landmark in punk music history. The album is noted for its radical themes including critiques of homophobia and vegetarianism, and became a staple of politically motivated punk. Discover the fierce sound and radical message of MDC’s Millions of Dead Cops—listen now and experience hardcore punk at its most uncompromising.