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It is truly incredible that after more than 30 years of work, U2 manage to be so full of energy and desire to play. Bono, who at 50 years old gives us a formidable performance, avoids his long sermons and delivers an evening full of emotions.
It is truly incredible that after more than 30 years of work, U2 manage to be so full of energy and desire to play.
Bono, who at 50 years old gives us a formidable performance, avoids his long sermons and delivers an evening full of emotions.
U2's Live @ Torino 06.08.10 showcases a vibrant and emotionally charged performance despite earlier health setbacks. With a spectacular stage design dubbed The Claw, the band delivers a powerful setlist blending classic hits and new unreleased songs. Bono's commanding presence and the band's flawless execution create an epic concert experience that captures their enduring energy and passion. Discover the magic of U2 live in Turin – listen to the full concert and experience a legendary performance!
Take half an hour for yourself... and let Mozart’s music bring a breeze of emotional freshness. Like all the most beautiful things, when it ends, it leaves almost a sense of emptiness, a strange feeling between happiness for what has been experienced and melancholy for what is already somewhat missed.
Take half an hour for yourself... and let Mozart’s music bring a breeze of emotional freshness.
Like all the most beautiful things, when it ends, it leaves almost a sense of emptiness, a strange feeling between happiness for what has been experienced and melancholy for what is already somewhat missed.
This review invites listeners skeptical of classical music to experience Mozart's Piano Concerto K.453 performed by Maurizio Pollini with the Vienna Philharmonic. It explains the concerto's structure and emotional depth, encouraging a fresh appreciation without cultural elitism. The album’s interpretation is praised for its balance, expressiveness, and ability to evoke a mix of joy and melancholy. Listen to Pollini’s spellbinding Mozart Piano Concerto K.453 and rediscover the emotional power of classical music today!
This album kicks ass like few others... it is definitely one of the best releases of 2009. Every damn track on this CD is incredibly inspired and there isn’t a single second where the band shows any signs of faltering.
This album kicks ass like few others... it is definitely one of the best releases of 2009.
Every damn track on this CD is incredibly inspired and there isn’t a single second where the band shows any signs of faltering.
Die Hard's Nihilistic Vision is praised as one of the best thrash metal releases of 2009, capturing the raw spirit of 80s extreme metal. The album's filthy production and powerful primitive vocals create an intense atmosphere. Influences like Sodom, Destruction, and Venom are clearly present. Despite being underrated in Italy, the album is highly recommended for true fans of old-school metal passion and energy. Crank up Die Hard's Nihilistic Vision and experience raw thrash metal energy today!
"Never before in this album have the Americans proved to be so fit, so blended, fast, precise, and badass." "Instructions for use of modern Punk rock (or 'skate punk', as they say)."
"Never before in this album have the Americans proved to be so fit, so blended, fast, precise, and badass."
"Instructions for use of modern Punk rock (or 'skate punk', as they say)."
Pennywise's 'Unknown Road' delivers a powerful skate punk experience characterized by fast, precise drumming and strong vocal melodies. The album blends punk energy with melodic shifts and offers some standout tracks like 'Time To Burn.' Some lyrics and vocals feel less impressive, but the band's overall drive and cohesion shine. This album is highly recommended to punk rock and skate punk fans seeking classic 90s sounds. Listen to Pennywise's 'Unknown Road' and experience classic skate punk energy at its finest!
The sweet whispering notes of "How Lonely Sits the City" have warmed and shriveled the heart. Their music is a journey through the most varied human sensations, in search of truths.
The sweet whispering notes of "How Lonely Sits the City" have warmed and shriveled the heart.
Their music is a journey through the most varied human sensations, in search of truths.
The review praises The Ascent Of Everest’s album From This Vantage for its intimate and powerful atmosphere. It highlights the evolution from their debut album, blending angry yet beautiful string melodies with dreamy post-rock soundscapes. The album evokes a journey through human emotions, creating both melancholy and hope. The reviewer finds the music unique, fragile, and deeply evocative. Dive into The Ascent Of Everest’s From This Vantage and experience a hauntingly beautiful musical journey today.
Years and years of musical evolution thrown to the wind. Dario’s voice is unbearable, it sounds like a crow blaring continuously.
Years and years of musical evolution thrown to the wind.
Dario’s voice is unbearable, it sounds like a crow blaring continuously.
The review harshly critiques Dari's album 'In Testa', citing imitative style, predictable lyrics, and unbearable vocals. Despite some attempts at musical growth, the album remains overly commercial and uninspired. Only a few tracks show slight variation, but overall it falls short. The reviewer expresses disappointment and exhaustion with the album. Read our full review and decide if Dari's 'In Testa' is truly worth your listen.
The physical labyrinth of the seemingly most familiar and comfortable environment, one’s own home, which becomes a mutable and unexplored territory... Mark Z. Danielewski delivers a unique work in its own way, enigmatic, and mutable, in form and content.
The physical labyrinth of the seemingly most familiar and comfortable environment, one’s own home, which becomes a mutable and unexplored territory...
Mark Z. Danielewski delivers a unique work in its own way, enigmatic, and mutable, in form and content.
Casa Di Foglie by Mark Z. Danielewski is an enigmatic and mutable novel exploring the labyrinthine nature of a seemingly familiar home. The story blurs reality and unconscious fears, compelling readers to physically and mentally engage by turning the book. The fragmented narrative builds a unique, protean experience that leaves a lasting impression of mystery and introspection. Dive into the enigmatic world of Casa Di Foglie and experience a literary labyrinth like no other—start reading today!
"Vagrant Story is a cult, a game capable of offering such an immersive and engaging experience that it is unforgettable." "Cross the mirror and understand how much depth there is behind the flatness of old polygons."
"Vagrant Story is a cult, a game capable of offering such an immersive and engaging experience that it is unforgettable."
"Cross the mirror and understand how much depth there is behind the flatness of old polygons."
Vagrant Story remains an unforgettable cult classic JRPG mixing deep narrative and innovative action elements. Despite its dated graphics, its artistic design and immersive gameplay stand out even a decade after release. The review praises its unique hybrid gameplay and hopes for a renewed focus on quality in the gaming industry. It is a must-experience title for fans of retro and artful gaming. Dive into Vagrant Story's timeless world—play the cult classic and experience artistry and gameplay like no other!
It is truly a splendid film, in which every element contributes to forming a complex tapestry of a world, of a reality. A film that is a mirror of society, facing its physiological changes over the years, offering a sincere reflection free from easy moralism.
It is truly a splendid film, in which every element contributes to forming a complex tapestry of a world, of a reality.
A film that is a mirror of society, facing its physiological changes over the years, offering a sincere reflection free from easy moralism.
City of God is a compelling film portraying life in Brazilian favelas during the 60s and 70s. It masterfully depicts violence, crime, and community struggles with rich characters like Buscapé and Zé Pequeno. The film offers a sincere reflection on poverty and dignity, avoiding moral clichés. The reviewer highly recommends it as a cinematic masterpiece. Watch City of God now and experience a gripping story of survival and violence in Brazil’s favelas!
The Pineapple Thief manages to build the most cohesive and perhaps the best album of their career. Bruce Soord will need to be erected a monument for his remarkable vocal and compositional skills.
The Pineapple Thief manages to build the most cohesive and perhaps the best album of their career.
Bruce Soord will need to be erected a monument for his remarkable vocal and compositional skills.
The Pineapple Thief’s 2007 album 'What We Have Sown' is praised as potentially their best work with cohesive songwriting and impressive musicianship. The review highlights Bruce Soord’s vocal delivery and the band's progressive and indie influences. Standout tracks like 'West Winds' and the title suite demonstrate originality and strong instrumental quality. Despite their talent, the band remains relatively unknown, making this album a hidden gem for listeners seeking deep, melodic rock. Discover the deep melodies and progressive charm of The Pineapple Thief’s 'What We Have Sown'—listen now and explore this underrated masterpiece!
Ihsahn communicates the end of his first solo trilogy, a journey that began immediately after the Emperor. After is distinguished by a certain underlying structural homogeneity, forming a cohesive musical concept.
Ihsahn communicates the end of his first solo trilogy, a journey that began immediately after the Emperor.
After is distinguished by a certain underlying structural homogeneity, forming a cohesive musical concept.
Ihsahn’s After marks the conclusion of his solo trilogy, showcasing a mature, complex musical vision moving away from Emperor’s black metal roots. The album features excellent production and mixing by Jens Bogren, intricate songwriting, and unique saxophone contributions by Jorgen Munkeby. With a blend of 70s prog influences and metal, After delivers a cohesive yet varied listening experience. It stands out as one of the best metal albums of early 2010. Discover Ihsahn’s After for a unique blend of progressive metal and jazz-infused innovation—listen now and explore the evolution!
Each track of this work develops independently, following invisible paths that suddenly open into soundscapes that leave you momentarily bewildered. This is what black should be able to be (among other things) in 2010. Devastating.
Each track of this work develops independently, following invisible paths that suddenly open into soundscapes that leave you momentarily bewildered.
This is what black should be able to be (among other things) in 2010. Devastating.
Twilight's Monument To Time End surprises with a powerful fusion of black metal and post-rock, showcasing the talents of an acclaimed USBM all-star lineup. Each track unfolds uniquely, blending intensity and experimentation, pushing the genre's boundaries. This album represents a significant evolution from their debut, emphasizing interpretative freedom and sonic depth. Praised as devastating and original, it embodies what black metal can be in 2010. Explore Twilight's Monument To Time End and experience a groundbreaking blend of black metal and post-rock innovation.
A very convincing album, in its expressive homogeneity, which fills a gap of seven years, proposing new and even courageous solutions. Like finding an old friend, after many years, always the same, but somehow different.
A very convincing album, in its expressive homogeneity, which fills a gap of seven years, proposing new and even courageous solutions.
Like finding an old friend, after many years, always the same, but somehow different.
Anathema's 2010 album 'We Are Here Because We Are Here' marks a significant artistic evolution from their prior doom and gothic roots. The band adopts a more ambient, prog-rock and shoegaze-infused sound with ethereal vocals. The album's atmosphere is serene and transparent, reflected also in the artwork. This fresh and expressive work is expected to spark discussion among fans while feeling like a reunion with an old friend in a new light. Explore Anathema’s transformative 2010 album and experience their bold, ambient prog-rock journey today!
Everything is perfect, EVERYTHING. If I could, I would have this piece played at my wedding.
Everything is perfect, EVERYTHING.
If I could, I would have this piece played at my wedding.
This review praises X-Japan's album Blue Blood as one of their best works, highlighting the masterful guitar work of hide and Pata and the emotional depth brought by Yoshiki and Toshi. The album blends intense speed metal with poignant ballads and experimental tracks, showcasing the band's versatility and skill. Standout songs like 'Endless Rain', 'Kurenai', and 'Xclamation' are deeply analyzed for their impact and arrangement. The review closes with a heartfelt tribute to the late guitarist Hideto Matsumoto. Dive into X-Japan's Blue Blood and experience the legendary blend of metal mastery and heartfelt emotion today!
"The Powerless Rise is a purely and proudly Thrash Metal album, nothing more, nothing less." "The album is a mature, impeccably played and produced work, featuring songs that could become absolute classics of the band's repertoire."
"The Powerless Rise is a purely and proudly Thrash Metal album, nothing more, nothing less."
"The album is a mature, impeccably played and produced work, featuring songs that could become absolute classics of the band's repertoire."
The Powerless Rise marks a significant artistic shift for As I Lay Dying, embracing a pure thrash metal sound. The album showcases mature songwriting, intricate riffs, and solid production. Though it contains some fillers, it stands strong alongside the band's best work. Fans and newcomers alike are encouraged to experience its energy live or through the album. Listen to The Powerless Rise and experience As I Lay Dying’s thrilling thrash metal evolution today!
The first track 'Mitsuami Heroine' is a pop ballad that closely resembles 'Human Behavior' by Björk. 'Midori pop de' delivers a real 'POLYSICS moment' with blaring synthesizers and vocoder.
The first track 'Mitsuami Heroine' is a pop ballad that closely resembles 'Human Behavior' by Björk.
'Midori pop de' delivers a real 'POLYSICS moment' with blaring synthesizers and vocoder.
Kayo, keyboardist of Japanese band Polysics, releases her first solo album 'Mitsuami Heroine' showcasing her musical influences and a clear stylistic evolution. The album mixes pop ballads reminiscent of Björk with synth-heavy tracks that recall Polysics' energetic sound. Key tracks depict vivid soundscapes and lyrical depth, especially in the closing song. Overall, the album is praised though the reviewer wished for more tracks. Listen to Kayo’s Mitsuami Heroine to experience a fresh solo take blending synth-pop and emotional storytelling!
The two voices, of Rachel Williams and Brett Costantino, alternately complementing each other, is the true trademark of Sleepy Sun. Take the ten minutes of the concluding 'Sandstorm Woman'... It’s the California desert, the optical effect of the sun on guitars modulated by wah-wah bases, harmonica, and soft choruses.
The two voices, of Rachel Williams and Brett Costantino, alternately complementing each other, is the true trademark of Sleepy Sun.
Take the ten minutes of the concluding 'Sandstorm Woman'... It’s the California desert, the optical effect of the sun on guitars modulated by wah-wah bases, harmonica, and soft choruses.
Sleepy Sun’s second album 'Fever' delivers a vibrant and nostalgic psychedelic rock experience, blending folk and electric elements reminiscent of 1960s California. The dual vocals and fuzz-laden guitars create a warm yet edgy atmosphere, evolving from their debut 'Embrace' with a lighter but equally compelling sound. The album captures the spirit of the NWOPR movement and stands out with its balance of historic influences and contemporary indie rock freshness. Listen to Sleepy Sun’s 'Fever' and experience a stunning revival of California psychedelia fused with modern indie rock vibes!
Fourteen songs of disarming simplicity: voice, acoustic guitar, and some sporadic bass lines, no percussion, no surrounding arrangements to speak of. Lightfoot! contains at least half a dozen classics of the Toronto folksinger; above all, the legendary and often-covered Early Morning Rain.
Fourteen songs of disarming simplicity: voice, acoustic guitar, and some sporadic bass lines, no percussion, no surrounding arrangements to speak of.
Lightfoot! contains at least half a dozen classics of the Toronto folksinger; above all, the legendary and often-covered Early Morning Rain.
Gordon Lightfoot’s debut album Lightfoot! is praised for its minimalistic folk sound featuring voice and acoustic guitar. Released in 1966 but composed in 1964, it contains several timeless classics including Early Morning Rain. The album blends pure folk with blues-influenced tracks, showcasing Lightfoot’s mastery of lyrical storytelling. Its simplicity and emotional depth helped establish Lightfoot as a revered figure in folk music and a lasting influence on the genre. Listen to Gordon Lightfoot’s debut album Lightfoot! and experience the roots of modern folk greatness.
The band really gets serious, giving birth to what I consider, along with their self-titled debut, the most beautiful album of their discography. You may end up loving this group or hating it, but surely the work of Cyco and his companions will not leave you indifferent.
The band really gets serious, giving birth to what I consider, along with their self-titled debut, the most beautiful album of their discography.
You may end up loving this group or hating it, but surely the work of Cyco and his companions will not leave you indifferent.
Suicidal Tendencies' 1990 album Lights...Camera...Revolution! showcases their best lineup and a perfect fusion of funk, punk, thrash, and rap elements. Mike Muir's vocal style and candid lyrics add depth, while Robert Trujillo's bass technique stands out. The album balances diverse influences and remains a cult favorite in metal history. It’s both a challenging and rewarding listen for fans and newcomers alike. Explore Suicidal Tendencies' revolutionary sound—listen to Lights...Camera...Revolution! and experience their unique metal fusion today.
The album doesn’t fall into the dreaded AOR where Turner could play at home, instead, it churns out rockers that grab you after a couple of listens. One of the best tracks on the album is 'Sister Midnight,' a typically Hughes piece with slapping bass and lots of funky.
The album doesn’t fall into the dreaded AOR where Turner could play at home, instead, it churns out rockers that grab you after a couple of listens.
One of the best tracks on the album is 'Sister Midnight,' a typically Hughes piece with slapping bass and lots of funky.
This review explores the Hughes Turner Project album, a collaboration between former Deep Purple members Glenn Hughes and Joe Lynn Turner. Hughes' strong funk-rock bass lines complement Turner's melodic vocals, resulting in a robust and enjoyable rock record. While Hughes shines more prominently, Turner's contributions are praised, particularly appealing to his fans. The reviewer also reflects on the artists' musical histories and the album's place in their careers. Discover the powerful legacy of rock legends Hughes and Turner—listen to the Hughes Turner Project album now!
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