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Cosimo El diamante de la bachata Esta bachata • by IlariaDiRoberto

COSIMO EL DIAMANTE DE LA BACHATA: A BALM FOR THE SOUL.

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DeRank™: 1,64
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Echt! INWANE • by macaco

Taken by the beat of trap and hip-hop

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DeRank™: 71,78
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Echt! INWANE • by macaco

Taken by the beat of trap and hip-hop

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DeRank™: 71,78
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Samuel Beckett Aspettando Godot • by CosmicJocker

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DeRank™: 92,31
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Robert Turman Flux • by zotter

Immersed in a-historical ebbs and flows, the expanded harmony of the spheres breathes with a life of its own.

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DeRank™: 27,00
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Bram Stoker ZOTHIQUE 5 • by Cervovolante

Zothique 5 is out: this issue is dedicated this time to Bram Stoker and the mythical and mythological figure of Dracula. The first article is by Matteo Mancini, who, as usual, writes a very comprehensive dossier investigating the vampire figure from all points of view. The amount of material poure…

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DeRank™: 18,00
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Death in June Take Care and Control • by Cervovolante

In 1998, Death In June reached the peak of their career. The stunning Rose Clouds Of Holocaust had been released 3 years earlier, further confirming Douglas P.'s increasingly introspective vein, who over time had carved out the congenial role of a "chansonnier" in black. The music was an apocalyptic fol…

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DeRank™: 13,59
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Robert E. Howard ZOTHIQUE 7 • by Cervovolante

The number 7 of Zothique will surely delight all fans of Robert E. Howard, the Bard of Cross Plains. It has been since the legendary volumes and notebooks of the legendary Yorick Fantasy Magazine by Massimo Tassi that no "Howardian" specials have been published in Italy. Now Dagon Press remedie…

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DeRank™: 12,00
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Daddy Yankee Despacito • by Poeziadelgiorno

I can already imagine the future of reggaeton: an extension in vapor style with me there, lounging on the couch and smoking a cinnamon stick with a bottle of crinton; ah, savoring it right in front of the elders, spitting in their eye all the rage of the little rebels.

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DeRank™: 68,57
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Iron Maiden Best Of The Beast (Vol. 2) • by Salesuliveires

Hola, de-utientes. After 3 winters, I return to review, and for the first (and I think last) time in 🔋Spanish Language🔋.

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DeRank™: 20,13
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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Burzum Belus • by snes

The other day, after two years, I attended a concert.
Twenty-five people on a private terrace listening to a friend who wants to seriously give it another shot and is doing the "first transmission tests" from the top of the balconies.

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DeRank™: 142,84
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William Hope Hodgson Zothique 8 • by Cervovolante

The magazine of fantastic and weird culture Zothique continues to be released with a certain regularity, curated by Pietro Guarriello and now in its eighth issue.

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DeRank™: 18,00
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The Future Sound of London Lifeforms • by CosmicJocker

The misfortune of Theseus was to find himself in a rational, geometric labyrinth, as intricate as you like, yet always designed by the human mind.

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DeRank™: 98,83
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AA. VV. Le recensione musicali del 2021 (1a parte) • by POLO

Usual rules for these short reviews. If the album is good, OK, if it’s bad, NO.
Any questions? No? Then let's start...

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DeRank™: 25,68
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Gianfranco de Turris Qualcosa d’altro. Racconti 1986-2000 • by Cervovolante

When talking about fantastic literature in Italy, it is impossible not to mention Gianfranco de Turris. Alongside Sebastiano Fusco, De Turris curated Fanucci's series dedicated to the fantastic and science fiction in the 1970s. Their curation caused some issues with the progressive critics due to their "neosymbolic" interpretation, their right-win…

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DeRank™: 21,04
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Wally Badarou Words of a Mountain • by DarkMagus

"Words Of A Mountain" is an album that isn't afraid to sound synthetic and cheesy, yet also exquisitely delicately impressionist, and makes the artificiality of its sound the sincere stylistic hallmark that sets it apart from many other late '80s neoclassical ambient attempts. But it's not just this aesthetic, mor…

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DeRank™: 21,00
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