An eccentric and offbeat version of The Cure’s quintessence.

 It’s more admirable to have had the courage to surpass the compact and densely guitar-driven Wish rather than the frantic attempt to align with contemporaneity.

Marking its 25th anniversary, The Cure’s Wild Mood Swings is revisited with a detailed analysis of its fragmented yet ambitious composition. Despite mixed reception and lineup turmoil during its creation, the album delivers unique pop and gothic moments. The reissue on picture disc highlights Robert Smith's expressive vocals and the album's eclectic style. Ultimately, it stands as a courageous and eccentric chapter in The Cure's discography. Discover The Cure’s wild and varied sonic journey with the Wild Mood Swings 25th anniversary picture disc reissue – listen now!

 After some attempts still too indebted to the tutelary deities, we hear them here at full maturity, with a sound that finally replicates the physical deeds of their live performances.

 The result is uncommon ferocity and heterogeneity, and precisely in the boldness of the rhythmic blends, I find the most interesting reasons.

The review explores Machine Girl's album The Ugly Art, highlighting its mature sound that blends hardcore, techno, and electronic styles with brutal rhythmic innovation. Drawing parallels to Death Grips, the album captures the raw energy of their live performances. The reviewer praises the boldness in rhythmic blends and sound textures, pointing to the album as an adventurous, ferocious statement. Although the album sounds seasoned, it remains fresh in its experimental approach. Experience the wild ferocity of Machine Girl's The Ugly Art – listen now and dive into a world of genre-defying sound chaos!

 If the album is a pale testimony of an otherwise vivid ballroom animator activity, damn don’t do it.

 It’s not fun to hear the musings of a bunch of high people if you’re sober and not their friend.

This review provides a critical and ironic look at Pop X's 'Musica Per Noi,' highlighting its chaotic and inside-joke heavy style that alienates casual listeners. The album is described as more enjoyable live and better suited to those close to the band or familiar with their scene. Despite its flaws and provocative content, it draws comparisons to other Italian cult acts and retains value for a very specific audience. References to Paola Tovaglia add a nostalgic touch. Dive into Pop X's 'Musica Per Noi' to experience its raw, irreverent spirit — if you can handle its chaotic charm!

 True artists neither copy nor steal, but recycle.

 Enrique calls his seven ghostwriters and gives all the directives for drafting the text.

This review humorously praises Enrique Iglesias for his 'operation recycling' approach to music, emphasizing his reuse of chord progressions and recurring themes. It traces his past hits and their similarities while highlighting his collaboration style and quick production turnaround. The review frames this creative recycling as both a crafty and somewhat playful process. Listen to Enrique Iglesias' 'Subeme la Radio' and discover the art of musical recycling in Latin pop!

 The video of Let’s Stuff Baby’s Mind With Diamonds is the kind of thing I like to keep my mind busy with when I’m a bit down.

 Kylie Minoise has a very recognizable way of making noise, and it’s evolving.

The review highlights the intense and evolving noise-punk sound of Kylie Minoise's album 'Kill Ugly Pop Now!'. It praises the music's quality noise, garage punk vibe, and industrial elements. The reviewer connects personally with the music and its chaotic energy, appreciating the unique style and video aesthetics. The album is seen as a mental stimulant and a fresh experience for fans of experimental sounds. Dive into the chaotic world of Kylie Minoise’s noise-punk album and experience its evolving raw energy today!

 The 'cross' is the fact that she did a good job here, and the delight is the prevailing pleasure in listening to her for an abundant half-hour.

 The collaboration with a well-known quartet of violins and cello offers valuable moments of simple life that provide calm at the end of the CD, with a striking, fearsome voice.

Simona Molinari's album Croce e Delizia stands out as a rich and enjoyable jazz work blending bossa nova, vocal jazz, and pop influences. The review praises her sophisticated vocal delivery and notable collaborations, highlighting the album's emotional depth and musical variety. Despite some lyrical repetitiveness, the album maintains a high rating years after release, emphasizing the need for broader recognition of Italian jazz singers. Listen to Simona Molinari’s Croce e Delizia and experience a refined blend of Italian jazz and vocal charm!

 "I’m not sure this is a great album, I’m not even sure I exist, let alone if I’m sure Tahlialahah exists."

 "I heard them say 'SHE’S THE NEW POP HEROINE' it’s probably just a drug, like heroin, the more you listen the more you’re hooked."

This review offers a critical and sarcastic take on FKA Twigs' LP1, questioning the album's originality and artistic vision. It mocks the hype around FKA Twigs as the 'future of music' and critiques the impersonal nature of the production. Despite acknowledging the album's experimental attempts, the reviewer finds it tedious and lacking genuine emotional connection. Dive into this provocative review of FKA Twigs' LP1 and explore an alternative perspective on experimental music!

 This extraordinary summer single... would have deserved much better fortune.

 You won’t be able to do without it.

The review praises 'Baia Del Sol' as an extraordinary and danceable summer single from 2012 by Rossano Rubicondi and Il Divino Otelma. Despite limited exposure due to the controversial nature of Otelma, the track is celebrated for its lively rhythm and joyful lyrics. The collaboration originated from their meeting on the TV show 'L'isola dei famosi.' The review encourages listening to this catchy and genuine song, highlighting its carefree and amusing nature. Listen to 'Baia Del Sol' now and feel the joyful summer vibe!

 There are sounds that have the power to transport the listener through a kind of special dimension of consciousness.

 The ability to 'objectify' sensations always gives rise to works in which expressiveness is at the highest level.

Santana III is hailed as Carlos Santana's masterpiece, seamlessly blending rock, Latin rhythms, and spirituality. The album evokes deep cosmic and earthly sensations, reinforced by memorable solos and complex arrangements. Tracks like "No One To Depend On" and "Taboo" showcase the band's peak form. The review reflects a nostalgic and passionate connection with the music. Dive into Santana III and experience a cosmic journey of rock, Latin rhythms, and soulful solos!

 Cristina Scabbia really makes a thong explode with a white liquid that I won’t even describe.

 Above all, about the angelic throat of Cri, her stage presence, and the sensuality unleashed live (stuff that makes even a polished Anneke seem like Loredana Bertè dressed as a clown).

This vibrant review expresses a deep admiration for Lacuna Coil's Dark Adrenaline, particularly highlighting Cristina Scabbia's captivating voice and sensual stage presence. The reviewer laments the lack of local recognition for the band while praising the album's strong songs and production. The cover of R.E.M.'s 'Losing My Religion' is noted as breathtaking, and the review blends humor with sincere passion for the band’s gothic metal identity. Discover the power and passion of Lacuna Coil's Dark Adrenaline—listen now and experience Cristina Scabbia's unforgettable voice!

 Just as we were entering the hall, in front of the official ticket ripper, I realize I don’t have them anymore!

 And here ends my DRAMATIC TURN OF EVENTS, for that night.

The reviewer narrates a personal and emotional story linked to Dream Theater's album 'A Dramatic Turn Of Events,' centered around a lost ticket incident at a concert. While the night did not go as planned, the review creatively weaves album song titles into the tale. The overall impression of the album is mixed, reflected in a 3-star rating. Discover the story behind the music—read the full review and explore Dream Theater's 'A Dramatic Turn Of Events.'

 I find the Sound played better than Curtis and his companions, no offense to old Sumner.

 Albums like 'Jeopardy' and especially 'From the Lions Mouth,' even if perhaps undervalued, are a valid testament to his compositional skills and artistic sensitivity.

The review intertwines a personal story with a deep appreciation of The Sound's album 'From The Lions Mouth.' The author reflects on his youth, a poignant connection to a woman named Irene, and the musical impact of Adrian Borland. Despite being underrated, the album epitomizes artistic sensitivity and emotional depth within the post-punk genre. Discover the emotional depth of The Sound's 'From The Lions Mouth'—listen now and explore a post-punk classic.

 I have listened to this disc millions of times and even grown tired without ever really getting tired of it.

 This record will have a price somewhere too. Maybe I’ll think about it sometime, instead of going to the pharmacy I’ll go to the record store.

The review humorously describes the author's conflicted relationship with Hikaru Utada's Ultra Blue. Despite initial skepticism and a wavering stance on downloading music, the album's unique pop arrangements and hypnotic qualities repeatedly draw the listener back. The review explores questions about music authenticity and the addictive nature of pop music. It concludes that the album offers an oddly satisfying and joyful listening experience. Listen to Hikaru Utada's Ultra Blue and experience the addictive blend of pop and techno yourself!

 "The title track is a hallucinatory and unmissable journey, on the level of the best Kraut-rock."

 "'Gudrun' oozes nobility and culture from all sides, a bold step into avant-garde and contemporary music."

The review praises Pierrot Lunaire's 1977 album 'Gudrun' as a bold and mature work surpassing their debut. It highlights the avant-garde and experimental nature of tracks blending medieval music, jazz rock, and synth experimentation. Jacqueline Darby's haunting vocals and the skillful musicianship of Arturo Stalteri and Gaio Chiocchio are praised. The reviewer calls the title track a hallucinatory masterpiece, comparing it to the best Kraut-rock. The album is framed as a unique, unmissable journey in prog history. Dive into the experimental sounds of 'Gudrun' and experience one of Italy's finest avant-garde prog albums today!

 This is not a film for everyone, desperate yet at the same time tragicomic.

 Turin October 13, 1996, 4:45 pm solar eclipse: the world stops; 4:55 pm: the world starts spinning again... what a drag!

Tutti Giù Per Terra is a tragicomic portrayal of a disillusioned young man, Walter, navigating the gray and apathetic city of Turin. The film explores alienation, lost hopes, and social struggles through a series of loosely connected vignettes. With a strong cast and a fitting soundtrack, it offers a bitter yet engaging critique of suburban life. The narrative blends humor with sadness, presenting a raw and realistic view of post-adolescent insecurities. Explore this darkly comic portrait of Turin and its lost souls—watch Tutti Giù Per Terra to experience a unique blend of sarcasm and reality.

 The album is a weak yellowed photocopy of something that would like to resemble Santana but which Santana in fact is not.

 Just two well-placed shots between the curls and fear is gone!!!

This review strongly criticizes Carlos Santana’s album 'All That I Am' for its confusing mix of genres and weak guitar presence. The author expresses nostalgia for Santana's older, more soulful style and dismisses the new collaborations as lacking substance. Despite a few tolerable tracks, the album is seen as an uninspired pop venture far from the Santana legacy. The reviewer is unenthusiastic and even humorously hostile toward the album. Discover why Santana's 'All That I Am' disappointed longtime fans and decide for yourself if it’s worth a listen.

 From the very first track, the hit 'A Taste Of Honey' you’re catapulted back forty years, the foot begins to tap...

 The secret to appreciating this album is definitely to listen to it in the same way Herb Alpert and his Tijuana Brass played it: having fun.

The reviewer was initially drawn by the iconic album cover and pleasantly surprised by the lively and joyful music within. The album features a masterful mix of trumpet-driven tunes spanning Latin, jazz, and pop influences that create a festive vibe. Tracks like 'A Taste of Honey' and 'Whipped Cream' highlight Herb Alpert's unique style and the 60s spirit. This album is a perfect mood-lifter and a celebration of fun and dance. Listen now to Herb Alpert’s 'Whipped Cream & Other Delights' and experience the joy of 60s trumpet magic!