The album fails to sustain engagement despite its experimental ambitions.

 Come un cammello in una grondaia lacks the depth found in Battiato's better works.

This review critically examines Franco Battiato's album Come un cammello in una grondaia, rating it low due to perceived flaws in composition and impact. The album's experimental style is noted but not highly praised. The reviewer finds the listening experience underwhelming compared to Battiato's other works. Discover the highs and lows of Franco Battiato's unique album—read the full review and dive into its musical world.

 A captivating journey through innovative electronic soundscapes.

 The album’s emotional depth elevates its experimental production to new heights.

This review highlights the strength of Vessel's 'Queen Of Golden Dogs' as an impactful electronic album. It praises the innovative production and emotional richness that elevate the listening experience. The album is seen as a successful continuation of Vessel's artistic evolution, blending experimental sounds with deep thematic content. Overall, the review endorses the album as worthy of attentive listening. Dive into Vessel's 'Queen Of Golden Dogs' and experience groundbreaking electronic music today!

 Keith, it was another record. Here, if anything, it’s the collaboration with Garbarek’s sax that works, you see? It’s special.

 I’m sorry, this record is over and I don’t know how to review it.

This reflective review blends personal memories with a deep appreciation of Keith Jarrett's 1975 album Arbour Zena. It highlights the collaboration with saxophonist Jan Garbarek and the album's unique, melodic improvisation. The reviewer’s nostalgic narrative creates an intimate atmosphere, though they express difficulty in traditional critique. The album is seen as a deeply emotional artifact tied to family and time. Dive into the nostalgic jazz world of Keith Jarrett’s Arbour Zena and experience its timeless melodic magic today.

 Deca has solid foundations and very clear ideas demonstrated by 'Strategia Esoterica', an album that closes an ideal trilogy.

 There is everything in Strategia Esoterica: the German Cosmic School tradition, Vangelis’s poetry, concrete musique, and contemporary minimalism.

Deca’s 'Strategia Esoterica' solidifies his long-standing legacy as a sound alchemist with an album rich in occult themes and esoteric soundscapes. The work closes an ideal trilogy, featuring Lovecraftian atmospheres and innovative compositional methods. Its visceral yet refined sound melds influences from cosmic, minimalist, and contemporary classical music. This album appeals to listeners open to experimental and mystical music journeys. Dive into the mysterious and captivating world of Deca’s 'Strategia Esoterica'—listen now and explore the depths of esoteric sound artistry.

 Dan Deacon’s greatness lies in measuring himself against his world of ghosts and fairytale creatures.

 Choose Dan and the cartoon songs of the 40s. Choose babblings, choose vibraphones, and minimalist nursery rhymes.

The review praises Dan Deacon's album Bromst as a masterful work of psychedelic pop and avant-garde fusion characterized by playful simplicity. It highlights the album's blend of minimalism and complex arrangements through tracks like 'Build Voice' and 'Paddling Ghost.' The nostalgic influence of 40s cartoons and nursery rhymes adds unique charm. The reviewer connects the album's spirit of simplification to an optimistic outlook on creativity and life. Dive into Dan Deacon's Bromst and experience a vibrant journey through simplified psychedelic pop and inventive avant-garde soundscapes!

 "Within the Realm of a Dying Sun has something that takes it out of time and space, suggesting an unshown but foreshadowed eternity."

 "It is emblematic of the sentiment of pre-apocalyptic decadence and loss, torn between faith in eternity and the usual fear of oblivion."

Dead Can Dance's 1987 album 'Within the Realm of a Dying Sun' marks their definitive shift to neoclassical darkwave. The album combines classical, folk, and electronic elements with spiritual and existential themes. Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard bring distinct yet intersecting styles, creating a timeless and iconic work. The album's structure, atmosphere, and cultural influences make it a landmark of pre-apocalyptic melancholy and artistic depth. Dive into the mystical world of Dead Can Dance's 'Within the Realm of a Dying Sun' and experience their unique blend of ancient and modern sounds!

 I have always built things without desire.

 Monsieur Varèse arrives with his nauseating serenades that straighten well our sentimental-auditory scoliosis.

This review of Edgard Varèse's Amériques navigates his complex avant-garde style, philosophical insights, and unique sonic experimentation. It links his work with historical and artistic context, emphasizing a transformative aesthetic experience. The tone is contemplative rather than purely celebratory, presenting the music as challenging but profound. Dive into the challenging world of Varèse's Amériques and explore the boundaries of sound and musical expression.

 On the first side, Juri recites a text from the 4th century in Latin, but he is the composer of the music. The result is moving and enveloping.

 For Camisasca, this album, released by Emi, was not just a return to active discography but also the musical expression of his lifestyle.

Juri Camisasca’s 'Te Deum' marks a profound return after 14 years, reflecting his transformation into a Benedictine monk. The album features compositions based on ancient Latin religious texts, creating a moving and enveloping spiritual experience. Highlighted tracks draw from 4th to 11th-century writings, and the work stands as a personal and musical expression of Camisasca's faith. It also contrasts with his friend Franco Battiato’s more eclectic religious explorations. Explore Juri Camisasca’s 'Te Deum' and experience a unique blend of ancient spirituality and modern composition.

 The writing is of the highest caliber.

 A courageous work, both socially and musically.

Giusto Pio's sixth album 'Attraverso I Cieli' is a deeply moving instrumental work inspired by the 1989 Tiananmen events. Its complex arrangements blend dramatic intensity with calm reflections, evoking a powerful social message. The album also honors fellow artists, incorporating poetry and visual art themes. Overall, it is a courageous and masterfully crafted tribute deserving of attention. Listen to Giusto Pio's 'Attraverso I Cieli' and experience a profound musical tribute to history and art.

 The vinyl actually consists of just one track, the title track, which on side B is "fragmented" in the manner of M.lleLeGladiator, skirting and sometimes reaching sonic absurdity.

 It’s a meticulous and daring work, it deserves 4 stars.

Giusto Pio’s fifth album, Alla Corte Di Nefertiti, stands out as a daring 14.5-minute suite that explores oriental and Egyptian-influenced soundscapes. Produced by Franco Battiato’s label L’Ottava, the album consists of one fragmented track featuring diverse instruments and evolving atmospheres. The work was also used as a soundtrack for a 1988 Verona sculpture exhibition. The review awards 4 stars for its meticulous and bold approach. Discover Giusto Pio’s unique blend of oriental and experimental sounds in Alla Corte Di Nefertiti—listen and explore this adventurous musical journey today!

 The unbearable density of the deliberately fierce clamour allows us to taste a material quality that dismays the range of action of our 'will to power' and makes us lower the crest of our ego.

 So, sit back and listen (it's an Order!), shut up, and don’t be the jerk that you are, because if you get distracted for a moment, these guys will (and it’s not a euphemism) do your backside like a bucket.

Reinhold Friedl’s KORE, performed by Zeitkratzer, delivers an intense and immersive contemporary chamber music experience. The album challenges listeners with chaotic soundscapes and fierce instrumental density. It acts as a tribute to Iannis Xenakis and explores complex sonic architectures. Although demanding, it offers moments of ecstasy and deep reflection on sound and existence. Dive into the intense sound world of KORE by Reinhold Friedl and Zeitkratzer—experience avant-garde chamber music like never before.

 The result is Note, nine reasons of which two, Halley and CapitanNemo, were supposed to be part of the album Cigarettes, in collaboration with Franco Battiato.

 Paradoxically compared to the works of 1982-83, this Note offers more cues for the emerging new wave.

Giusto Pio’s fourth solo album, 'Note,' marks his shift to CBS and a deep engagement with sophisticated pop. Featuring tracks influenced by his work with Franco Battiato, the album blends classical piano and violin with cosmic and new wave elements. Notable songs include 'Halley,' 'CapitanoNemo,' and the tender 'NinnanannaperAndrea,' reflecting both musical prowess and emotional depth. The album hints at the emerging new wave while maintaining classical roots. Explore Giusto Pio’s 'Note' and experience the elegant fusion of classical and sophisticated pop today!

 The music "demusicizes" and the listener is entranced by the ecstasy and does not realize that the two tracks last a total of 31 minutes.

 Motoreimmobile can be defined as Franco Battiato’s nonosperimentale, the last minimalist stir before an exceptionally high-level pop fairy tale.

Giusto Pio's debut album Motore Immobile is a fascinating minimalist and cultured pop work from 1979. Influenced by Franco Battiato, it features long, entrancing tracks that reflect spiritual and sonic depth. The album explores stillness as a form of energy and embodies a unique musical experiment within Italian music history. Though vocal contributions by Demetrio Stratos were planned, they remained unrealized. Explore Giusto Pio's unique Motore Immobile and dive into the world of minimalist cultured pop music!

 The three very long compositions aim to recreate the atmospheres of this place with rather strange customs and habits.

 Here the music "de-musics," until it reaches the peak of the mountain, or the contemplation of the Absolute.

This review highlights Francesco Messina's 1979 album collaboration with Raul Lovisoni, produced by Franco Battiato. Inspired by René Daumal's mystical novel "Il Monte Analogo," the album features long, meditative compositions that evoke the ascent of a mythical mountain. The music blends progressive and experimental sounds, supported by notable guest musicians. Its intriguing cover art and conceptual depth make it a standout in Italy's alternative music history. Dive into the mystical sounds of Francesco Messina’s landmark album and discover a unique journey through progressive Italian music.

 The gold medal for the best dramatic theme undoubtedly goes to the 2 minutes and 37 seconds of perfection of Separazione.

 Andrea Guerra’s ability to translate the multiple and elusive emotions of the human soul into notes and rhythms deserves the highest marks.

Andrea Guerra’s soundtrack for the popular TV series I Cesaroni plays a vital role in its success, featuring around fifty themes spanning humorous to dramatic moods. The review highlights standout tracks like 'Blu', 'Dreams', and 'Separazione' for their emotional power. The soundtrack wonderfully captures the essence of key series moments across six seasons, earning top marks for its depth and range. Dive into Andrea Guerra’s masterful I Cesaroni soundtrack and relive the emotional highlights of this beloved TV series!

 "Moretti seems to have wanted to get rid of not one, but many pebbles in his shoes."

 "The film is a man trying to ask himself what the real meaning of cinema is today."

Il sol dell’avvenire marks a refreshed chapter in Nanni Moretti's career, exploring political and personal themes through self-referential storytelling. Though not his best work, the film offers masterful sequences and sharp critiques of modern cinema and streaming platforms. It balances nostalgia and sharp reflection on Italy’s past and present. The strong performances and thematic depth make it an engaging watch for cinephiles. Discover Moretti's introspective take on cinema and politics – watch Il sol dell’avvenire and explore its layered storytelling today!

 The spirit of Demetrio Stratos is revived here, thanks also to the voice of Claudio Milano.

 "ManifestAzioni live 2011-2023" represents the summary of Claudio Milano’s career, a courageous artist who undoubtedly deserved a celebration of his art.

Claudio Milano’s live album "ManifestAzioni live 2011-2023" showcases his extensive vocal exploration and experimental approach, blending ancient and modern influences. Recorded live over a decade, the album features collaborations with notable Italian prog musicians, evoking the spirit of Demetrio Stratos and the band Area. Though challenging, its accessibility and diverse languages create an engaging avant-garde experience. The album honors Claudio Rocchi and highlights Milano’s pioneering career. Explore Claudio Milano’s boundary-pushing live album and experience avant-garde vocal innovation across a decade of performances.

 "L'Esprit is primarily an intimate and grandiose work that revisits the composition of 19th-century symphonies and chamber romanticism with the technology of samplers and synthesizers."

 "L'Esprit is the record you put on when you need to relax, but also when you want to feel your mind stimulated."

L'Esprit, released in 1990 by In the Nursery, represents a peak in the Humberstone brothers' discography, blending neoclassical and ambient sounds with dark influences. The album revisits 19th-century symphonies infused with new wave culture, producing emotional, evocative tracks. Praised for its timeless and intimate quality, L'Esprit stands as an immersive experience that bridges classical tradition with modern technology. Recommended for anyone seeking music that stimulates the mind without redundancy or baroque excess. Explore the evocative soundscape of L'Esprit and experience a timeless neoclassical ambient journey.

 Ritmico non Ritmico turns out to be a relaxing and anything but trivial listen.

 "Vortex a Jackson Pollock" is perhaps the most challenging and fascinating moment of this work.

Max Fuschetto returns after five years with Ritmico non Ritmico, a minimalist and atmospheric album centered on piano and strings. The work bridges music with painting, paying homage to artists like Paul Klee and Jackson Pollock. It invites listeners into a calm yet intellectually challenging experience, blending contemporary influences with refined compositional techniques. Overall, the album is accessible, mature, and evocative. Explore Max Fuschetto’s unique blend of minimalist avant-garde music and art-inspired compositions in Ritmico non Ritmico today!

 The magic lies all in the interpretation; we don’t recognize the words but the force they express, standing halfway between a prayer, a diatribe, and a festive song.

 Sometimes you just want to travel without moving your legs, sprawled on the couch after work, with an ice-cold IPA in hand, and forget everything.

This review delves into Stephan Micus' 'Implosions', praising its intricate use of exotic instruments and evocative invented vocals. The standout is the epic twenty-minute suite, which creates a compelling voyage through imagined ancient cultures. While some shorter tracks are less impactful, the album overall rewards attentive, relaxed listening. The review highlights the album's ability to transport listeners without leaving the comfort of home. Discover and immerse yourself in Stephan Micus' mesmerizing album 'Implosions'—a unique fusion journey worth your listening time.