Just as those who consider this album the new Oasis album are greatly mistaken, those who consider it the solo debut of the younger Gallagher are doubly mistaken.

 'Wigwam' thrills with its six minutes of psychedelic extension, 'The Morning Son' with its crescendo finale and seagulls in the background is perfect for the end of a splendid summer.

Beady Eye's debut album 'Different Gear, Still Speeding' marks a strong start distinct from Oasis. The band showcases solid songwriting from multiple members, with notable tracks like 'Wigwam' and 'The Beat Goes On.' Liam Gallagher demonstrates growing songwriting skills, while contributions from Andy Bell and Gem Archer enrich the record. The album balances classic rock and Britpop influences, offering a fresh yet familiar sound. Listen to Beady Eye's debut and explore a fresh chapter beyond Oasis.

 The nine tracks animate the soul with folkloristic charm in an increasing delight, which listen after listen becomes a gentle pleasure.

 An album preferably to be taken at twilight hours, at sunset, to prepare for a night of lived lion-hearted adventures or simply lazy shamans.

The Phantom Band's album The Wants offers a rich blend of indie folk and new wave with emotional depth and evocative rhythms. The nine tracks invite listeners into a warm, engaging experience reminiscent of Arcade Fire and Pearl Jam. Each song carries distinct influences, from dream pop to pop-dance, enriched by Rick Antony’s passionate vocals. The album is especially recommended for twilight listening and reflective moods. Explore The Phantom Band’s The Wants for an emotional indie folk journey rich with new wave and dream pop influences.

 Veronesi has nothing to do with Monicelli, nor with the Italian comedy that the latter had 'accustomed' us to see.

 De Niro acts, even in Italian, but is decidedly sacrificed to the necessity of 'making a profit.'

Manuale D'Amore 3 by Giovanni Veronesi falls short of expectations, especially when compared to classic Italian comedies. The film’s three episodes each explore different love seasons but suffer from improbable stories and weak performances. Monica Bellucci's lackluster acting in the final episode contributes to the overall disappointment, despite Robert De Niro's presence. Fans of authentic Italian comedy may find this film unsatisfying. Discover why Manuale D'Amore 3 missed the mark and explore the real gems of Italian comedy cinema.

 Everything is a perfect undulating motion, like quicksilver.

 An improvisation that fills and stuffs with details the suggestive five titles proposed by Dell'Erba.

Free Ambient Trio’s album 'Live in Manhattan, Live in Rome' showcases a masterful live improvisation blending sax, double bass, and synth. The album presents an evocative sonic journey, filled with emotional depth and experimental freshness. Each track creates vivid sound images marking a refreshing departure from conventional listening. The trio achieves a compelling emotional dialogue, defining an innovative ambient experience. Dive into the immersive sounds of Free Ambient Trio’s live album and explore a rich world of experimental ambient jazz.

 'The beauty of the novel lies in the splendid characterization of this character, who cannot adapt to this society, made of concrete and pollution, conformity, and state interference.'

 'The novel... concludes with the inevitable ending, leaving you with a sense of bitterness and reflection.'

Andrea De Carlo's 'Due di due' explores the complex friendship between two contrasting characters, Mario and Guido, set against the backdrop of 1968 Milan. The novel captures youthful idealism, social unrest, and the pursuit of personal happiness. While the first part is engaging and fluid, the second part is a bit verbose but still rewarding. Overall, it offers a reflective and bittersweet journey. Dive into Andrea De Carlo's 'Due di due' to experience a powerful story of friendship and societal clash—read it now!

 Dirty, wasted, stinky, hallucinated, psychedelic, heavy, weird. Saint Vitus.

 Eat this satanic boletus without fear.

Saint Vitus' 'Hallow's Victim' is a seminal doom metal album that builds on the band's 1984 debut with dark, heavy, and psychedelic sounds. The album features standout tracks that showcase the guitar work of Dave Chandler and vocals of Scott Reagers. Its rotten, haunting atmosphere solidifies its place in underground metal history. Fans of doom and stoner metal will appreciate this classic release. Dive into the grim world of doom metal—listen to Saint Vitus' 'Hallow's Victim' and experience a psychedelic heavy metal classic today!

 Tony Iommi has always loved to astonish his followers with relentless compositional talent and unrestrained execution style.

 A luxury retiree then? Tony’s answer seems to be dry and imposing.

Tony Iommi’s first solo album, released in 2000, marks a powerful return for the Black Sabbath guitarist. Featuring collaborations with notable vocalists like Henry Rollins, Phil Anselmo, and Serj Tankian, the album blends heavy riffs with influences from his iconic past. Highlights include a near Black Sabbath reunion track and a blend of doom, hard rock, and classic metal. Despite some uneven contributions, the album stands as a strong reaffirmation of Iommi’s enduring talent. Listen to Tony Iommi’s solo album and explore a legendary guitarist’s heavy metal mastery with iconic guest stars.

 It lacks that subtle mocking irony that the Coens have accustomed us to, a true hallmark of their craft and a quality guarantee.

 True Grit seems, in my eyes, to be a half misstep for the Minneapolis duo, who we hope will have the opportunity to redeem themselves soon.

The Coen brothers' remake of True Grit closely mirrors the original 1969 film but fails to add innovation or excitement. Despite solid performances, especially by Jeff Bridges and Hailee Steinfeld, the film suffers from slow pacing and lacks the trademark Coen irony. The cast is underutilized, and the project feels like a missed opportunity for the acclaimed directors. Fans of westerns might find it lacking compared to classics like Unforgiven. Explore this honest review of the Coen brothers' True Grit remake and decide if the western lives up to the legacy!

 Kronik brings a modern sound, that hip hop that until recently was said to reek of Florida, which no longer reeks because it is the style that is most taking hold.

 The track 'Nata Razz' with Alpha Alpha rapping in Pugliese is a standout... as soon as it's over, you want to listen to it again immediately.

Kronik's No Limit is a good hip hop mixtape that stands out for its modern sound and meaningful message. While not a great album, it avoids banality by offering fresh lyrics and strong featured tracks. Highlights include collaborations with Alpha Alpha and Tommy Smoka. The use of American beats somewhat lowers its uniqueness, but it remains recommended for contemporary hip hop fans. Listen to Kronik's No Limit and explore fresh, meaningful hip hop tracks with standout collaborations!

 Nói is absent-minded. Not a fool. Even if the handful of houses buried in the snow think differently.

 Despite much of the film being dominated by a large use of cold colors... the only time a warm photograph is used is when Nói takes refuge in his very private den.

Dagur Kári’s film Nói Albinói explores the life of a misunderstood young boy in a remote Icelandic village. The movie blends cold, stifling landscapes with moments of warmth and hope, capturing themes of isolation, dreams, and perseverance. With thoughtful direction and symbolic visual style, it’s a heartfelt journey that resonates emotionally. The film was notably recognized at the Turin Film Festival. Dive into the icy world of Nói Albinói—watch this touching film that beautifully captures dreams and survival against the Arctic chill.

 A film dramatically ruined by the Italian dubbing, with a voice I would dare call "television-like," not at all dramatic and too forced.

 An ending so foolish even Ed Wood would never have conceived it!

Rodrigo Cortés' film Buried, touted as innovative, fails to deliver with an overhyped premise of a man trapped in a coffin. Despite skilled cinematography, the single-actor setup, poor Italian dubbing, and implausible plot details mar the experience. The reviewer finds the film riddled with technical absurdities and an absurdly foolish ending. Ultimately, the film is dismissed as a cinematic flop that did not live up to its hype. Discover why Buried failed to live up to the hype—read the review or watch the film to judge for yourself!

 "A film that can only be seen at night, with the lights off, in silence."

 "The hour when many people die, and many children are born."

Ingmar Bergman's 'Hour of the Wolf' is a haunting, surreal horror film that delves deep into the mind of a troubled artist. The film explores themes of fear, madness, and marital strain through a chilling atmosphere dominated by silence and shadows. Max Von Sydow and Liv Ullmann deliver powerful performances underscored by Sven Nykvist's evocative cinematography. This night-only viewing experience remains one of Bergman's darkest works, influencing filmmakers like David Lynch. Dive into Bergman's chilling 'Hour of the Wolf' and experience the haunting journey of fear and artistic torment.

 Illuminated among the illuminated, Cobalt stands out for an unusually sophisticated iconography and for an indisputable talent in their visceral art.

 Extremely rational and introspective, the music of Cobalt is made up of progressions in continuous metamorphosis that collapse into desolate inner abysses.

Cobalt's 2009 album 'Gin' redefines Black Metal by incorporating avant-garde elements like post-hardcore, psychedelic, and ambient sounds. Drawing heavily on influences from Neurosis, Tool, and Mastodon, the album offers complex, emotionally intense compositions. The lyrics explore deep, introspective themes far from typical Black Metal tropes, creating a unique and visceral experience. 'Gin' stands out for sophisticated iconography and a personal, innovative approach to the genre. Dive into Cobalt's Gin for a transformative Black Metal journey—listen now and experience the avant-garde evolution!

 Five technically and melodically flawless tracks: the notes, the arpeggios, and the songs are structured in a non-trivial way.

 I think it is truly an excellent compromise and I am sure they can grow musically even more.

Until Graves' 2010 demo features five technically impressive tracks blending melodic death metal with gothic elements. The Rome-based band's complex compositions highlight their strong musicianship and promising growth. Despite being young, the band delivers a flawless debut with engaging melodies and powerful vocals. Discover Until Graves' debut demo now and experience fresh melodic death metal with powerful melodies and captivating vocals!

 The Ocean seems to really know what they want, and the result is of absolute quality.

 Their genre and way of presenting music do not make them straightforward or easily accessible, but their class and originality are evident from the first listen.

The Ocean's fifth album, Anthropocentric, is a sophisticated and aggressive metal work that explores Christianity and philosophy. With influences from Nietzsche and Dostoevsky, the album mixes sludge, post-rock, and progressive elements. It builds on the previous album Heliocentric but with a heavier sound and sharper focus. The band demonstrates strong musical identity and cultural depth, making this album a standout in modern metal. Discover the powerful blend of philosophy and metal in The Ocean's Anthropocentric—listen now and explore this intense musical journey!

 It is the sound of experimentation beyond all limits.

 This is 'One Day I Was So Sad That The Corners Of My Mouth Met & Everybody Thought I Was Whistling', a record for those who love to push beyond.

Bladder Flask's 1981 album 'One Day I Was So Sad That The Corners Of My Mouth Met & Everybody Thought I Was Whistling' is a seminal work in experimental music. It defies all traditional musical structures, embodying pure sonic nihilism and radical tape collage techniques. Created by Philip and Richard Rupenus, this record stands as a manifesto of anti-music and abstract sound art. The album is praised for its bold innovation and has earned admiration from avant-garde icons like Steven Stapleton. It is a challenging yet rewarding listen for fans of boundary-pushing music. Explore this unparalleled experimental journey with Bladder Flask’s groundbreaking album—dive into sonic innovation today!

 Jan Akkerman’s guitar churns out powerful riffs as if nothing, then steps aside, along with the rest of the group, to give the stage to Burt Reiter and his electric bass.

 Incredibly ingenious, at the beginning of the '70s Focus established themselves as true Masters of progressive rock on the world stage.

Focus' 1973 live album captures the band at peak form, blending rock, jazz, and classical influences in a seamless instrumental showcase. The concert features extended jams, intricate solos, and the famous 'Hocus Pocus' yodel-infused hit. This recording from the BBC's Paris Theatre highlights the band's humor, energy, and technical mastery. A definitive example of progressive rock brilliance from the early '70s. Dive into Focus' legendary live performance and discover why they're hailed as masters of progressive rock—listen now!

 In the era of glitter, extravagance, sequins, and champagne in abundance, the music scene is slavishly oriented towards fashionable and chic glamour: the Semi Precious Weapons are merely one of the countless incarnations of such aspirations.

 Nine well-constructed, engaging, lively tracks that are never 'plastic,' a mystic effusion of golden jewels and moral lightheartedness.

The review highlights Semi Precious Weapons' album 'You Love You' as a flamboyant and energetic glam rock record led by charismatic Justin Tranter. Mixing Bowie and Queen influences with modern androgyny and satire, the album delivers nine lively, well-crafted tracks. Though not groundbreaking, it embodies joy, fun, and theatrical charm without falling into typical dance music clichés. The band’s unique style and stage presence align them closely with Lady Gaga's liberated and provocative artistry. Listen to 'You Love You' and experience the glamorous, energetic world of Semi Precious Weapons today!

 Florian Fricke raises a sound wave that nullifies the distance between earth and sky, his celestial sound hovers among the runes, a magniloquent and glorious song of Hecate...

 Ecstasy and wonder, suggestion and solemnity, a cascade of pure light like spring water, crystalline and dazzling.

The review praises Popol Vuh's 'Hosianna Mantra' as a transcendent musical experience, filled with ecstasy and wonder. Florian Fricke's compositions create a celestial soundscape bridging earth and sky. The lyrical language evokes vivid imagery and spiritual solemnity, highlighting the album's luminous and pure qualities. It is considered a glorious and majestic work of art. Discover the celestial beauty of Popol Vuh's Hosianna Mantra—immerse yourself in this spiritual classic today!

 Those who hoped for a change from the omnipresent self-celebration will be greatly disappointed.

 An album by Dogo that reaches sufficiency thanks to 4-5 noteworthy tracks, otherwise, it’s calm waters.

The review covers Club Dogo's 2010 album 'Che Bello Essere Noi', noting a heavy theme of self-celebration that might disappoint some listeners. While several tracks like 'Anni Zero' and 'Ciao Proprio' stand out with strong beats and flows, others fall flat. Overall, the album is deemed sufficient but lacks the impact of earlier works, offering a mixed listening experience. Discover Club Dogo's 'Che Bello Essere Noi' – listen to the standout tracks and judge the album for yourself!