In the decade 2000-2010, it is one of the few albums I found with a SOUL.

 It’s not an album to listen to in the car or while cleaning the house, because this work will leave nothing with you.

The review praises Blacklisted's 2008 album Heavier Than Heaven, Lonelier Than God as a rare hardcore record that truly captures the pure spirit and soul of classic hardcore. It highlights the album's meaningful lyrics as its main strength, setting it apart from many modern releases. The reviewer appreciates the raw energy and authenticity that this album delivers in just 20 minutes. Overall, it is described as a gift to longtime hardcore fans and a beacon of hope for the genre’s future. Deathwish's role as a dedicated hardcore label is also emphasized. Explore Blacklisted's Heavier Than Heaven, Lonelier Than God and experience hardcore punk at its most genuine and powerful.

 Good taste: this is the first term that comes to mind whenever I listen to a record by pianist-keyboardist Philippe Saisse.

 Music for which lightness is not synonymous with foolishness, and the term 'easy listening', for once, is not synonymous with 'a jumble of insipid sentimentality.'

Philippe Saisse Trio's "Ready To Go" offers a tasteful mix of jazz, soul, funk, and hip-hop. Featuring Kelli Sae's silky vocals and tight instrumental work, the album balances catchy tunes with subtle refinements. It's a polished, easy-listening record that avoids banality, ideal for relaxation or romantic moments. Listen to Philippe Saisse Trio's 'Ready To Go' for a smooth blend of jazz and soul that delights and relaxes.

 "Time is not your enemy, eternity is."

 "I am that which walks beside you throughout life. My voice is a rattle of death, the last breath in the throat, the whisper of a dying man."

Planescape: Torment stands out as a unique RPG known for its rich story and philosophical themes rather than graphics or traditional gameplay. Set in the mystical city of Sigil, the game explores death, immortality, and the meaning of life through complex characters and engaging dialogues. Despite its dated visuals, it remains a deeply immersive experience recommended for mature players. The game's narrative depth surpasses many modern titles prioritizing aesthetics over content. Dive into the unforgettable journey of Planescape: Torment—experience a legendary RPG where story and philosophy outshine graphics.

 "Waldeck utilizes a wide range of instruments to achieve a sort of nu-swing that clings to gentle and sophisticated melodies."

 "Absolutely nothing pretentious, very pleasant album, very short and light-hearted."

Waldeck’s third album, Ballroom Stories, offers an elegant blend of downtempo, jazz, and swing influences. The album features sophisticated melodies enriched with instrumentation like trombone and piano. Vocals by Zeebee complement the vintage, cinematic mood throughout. Overall, it’s a light, pleasant, and stylish musical break with a modern take on 1920s sounds. Listen to Waldeck’s Ballroom Stories and indulge in a stylish blend of vintage jazz and modern downtempo beats.

 The impression one gets watching "Paganini" is that the horse (Kinski) has finally broken free from the reins that had so far forced him into a "cinema of others" and that he is finally exercising his artistic freedom with a liberating scream.

 The plot is a very thin thread, almost non-existent, that links memories, performances, erotic adventures cloaked in violence and unhealthy passion.

Klaus Kinski’s Paganini is an ambitious yet chaotic film where Kinski directs and stars as the obsessive musician Niccolò Paganini. Rejecting standard biography, it unfolds through intense visual and audio effects, erotic and violent scenes, and a shaky narrative. The film is a personal artistic statement rather than a traditional story, showing Kinski’s rebellious spirit after breaking away from Herzog. Despite harsh criticism, it’s a must-watch for fans of Kinski’s raw excess and experimental cinema. Dive into Klaus Kinski's intense and unrestrained Paganini – watch and experience a wild artistic journey beyond conventional cinema.

 "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga is indeed an essential work, driven by 'sixties' melodies sung by a gritty voice and pounding rhythmic base."

 Adding to this mix, with more experimental songs, the guys from Austin brush against a masterpiece.

Released in 2007, Spoon's sixth studio album Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga showcases a vibrant blend of indie rock, sixties-inspired melodies, and experimental sounds. Led by Britt Daniel, the album offers standout tracks like "Underdog" and a tribute to The Natural History with "Don't You Evah." The concise, colorful collection cements Spoon's status as a leading band in the modern music scene. Listen to Spoon's Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga and experience a masterful blend of indie rock and sixties-inspired melodies today!

 Having five jazz stars is not enough to create magic.

 I never thought I would use this adjective for a Miles record, but I can honestly say that this is an album for completists.

This review reflects disappointment in the live album Jazz At The Plaza by Miles Davis and his sextet despite the legendary lineup. The recording suffers from poor audio quality and lacks standout moments from key players except Cannonball Adderley. It is considered a record for completists rather than casual listeners. The reviewer emphasizes the relative nature of rating such a historic ensemble and encourages giving it a listen despite its flaws. Explore this rare Miles Davis live album and decide for yourself if the magic is missing.

 "The Ultimate Collection is thus a sublime project, exquisite, and, as the title of the collection suggests, definitive."

 "Every Michael Jackson fan and every music lover should treat themselves to the pleasure of listening to these four discs, which... highlight the genius and versatility of one of the greatest entertainers the world has ever seen."

The Ultimate Collection is an exquisite 4-CD box set celebrating Michael Jackson's 30-year career, featuring hits, demos, and unreleased tracks. Accompanied by a live DVD and a detailed booklet, it captures his artistic brilliance and evolution. Despite media controversies that affected distribution, the collection is praised as definitive and a must-have for fans and music lovers alike. Discover the ultimate Michael Jackson experience—listen to The Ultimate Collection and dive into the King of Pop's timeless legacy today!

 Music that leaves room for the listener’s imagination, never so free to wander in the imaginary spaces traced by these sounds.

 Stockhausen himself suggested the piece was perfect for dance, inspiring a show by choreographer Angelin Preljocaj.

Sonntags-Abschied concludes Stockhausen's seven-day Light cycle with an intricate electronic piece for five synthesizers. The composition transforms choir timbres into synthesized sounds, creating a dense and varied texture. It invites listener imagination and inspired a dance show by Angelin Preljocaj. This 35-minute farewell piece adds an intimate chamber dimension to Stockhausen's electronic legacy. Dive into Stockhausen's Sonntags-Abschied and experience a mesmerizing fusion of electronic textures and avant-garde composition.

 The 14 tracks are listened to in one breath at the pace of wild violins, percussion, guitars, and accordion accompanied by the shouts of a mustachioed leader who surely enjoys himself and entertains.

 I am not at all interested in evaluating the musical quality of the work in purely technical terms ... but rather what I wanted to emphasize is the enjoyment associated with listening to an album that, in my opinion, is well orchestrated.

Gogol Bordello's Super Taranta delivers an engaging and lively fusion of gypsy rhythms and punk rock. Led by Eugene Hutz, the band offers a vibrant 'musical circus' with wild violins, accordions, and energetic vocals. The album's 14 tracks maintain a captivating pace, with standout moments like the instrumental title track and the melancholic 'Alcohol.' While not technically scrutinized, the review highlights the album's ability to entertain and evoke enthusiasm. Dive into the wild gypsy punk energy of Super Taranta and experience Gogol Bordello's electrifying sound today!

 Ann Wilson is a true legend in the USA: stunning timbre, frightening power and range, proverbial temperament and generosity.

 Heart cannot be considered an elite formation in AOR due to their poor songwriting aptitude and tendency to stylistically lean on models already developed by others.

Heart's 1985 self-titled album marks their full transition into the 80s Adult Oriented Rock style, balancing powerful yet accessible music. Ann Wilson's legendary vocals remain the standout feature, complemented by Nancy Wilson's guitar work and vocals, especially on the hit 'These Dreams.' While the album leans on established AOR formulas, it achieved remarkable commercial success and defined a golden era for the band. Despite some stylistic compromises, Heart's musicianship and vocal intensity make this album significant in their career. Listen to Heart's iconic 1985 album and experience the powerful vocals and classic 80s rock sound that defined a generation.

 From the first track 'WORDLESS KNOWLEDGE', you are projected into a black-folk context, whose sweet scent arises from a land whose dense mists, black as pitch, black as hate, come from the deep darkness of the most gloomy forest.

 An album whose mysterious atmospheres at times magical manage to transport you to ancient forests and pagan myths that draw essence from their own lands.

The review praises Negura Bunget's EP 'Inarborat Kosmos' for its unique blend of black metal and Romanian folk influences. The band’s avant-garde approach is highlighted, emphasizing the atmospheric, esoteric, and mythical themes woven through the music. The review details the band's origins and evolution, and celebrates the album's immersive and dark nature. Noted is how the EP avoids typical genre repetitiveness, pushing experimental boundaries. Dive into Negura Bunget's Inarborat Kosmos and experience the haunting fusion of black metal and ancient folklore!

 Such a new enticing radioactive delicacy, the ninth album in almost forty years of a declining career, undoubtedly adds little (but subtracts nothing) to what was already known about Them.

 The effect it produces presents the same reactions that an unexpected encounter with an old (evidently not entirely extinguished) flame might engender.

After a 20-year studio album hiatus, Devo returns with 'Something For Everybody,' delivering playful and carefree synth-pop tunes. The album doesn’t revolutionize their sound but adds a joyful layer to their legacy. It evokes nostalgia and joy, likened to an unexpected reunion with an old flame. While not flawless, it feels heartfelt and rewarding for dedicated listeners. Listen to Devo's playful synth-pop revival and rediscover the joyous spirit of 'Something For Everybody' today!

 The Fine Before You Came are the contemporary, a crystalline ouroboros of a non-transversal generation that will always love the concert as the supreme form of being together.

 This digital half-hour, digital but very warm, is the proof of it.

The review praises Fine Before You Came’s Autocelebrazione as a clever and warm digital anti-video blending live footage and candid moments. It highlights the band's authentic connection with their audience and the value of experiencing them live. The video’s black-and-white style and emotional rawness are seen as a true representation of the band’s spirit. Ultimately, it is recommended as a nostalgic or introductory glimpse at a unique musical experience. Watch Autocelebrazione to feel the raw energy and intimate warmth of Fine Before You Came’s unique punkcabaret style.

 Torn the veil of Maya, he discovers that beneath it there is nothing, less than nothing. But he enjoys that nothing, and with furious joy, because it is the only real thing.

 This is not a book, in the usual sense of the word. No, this is a prolonged insult, a spit in the face of Art, a kick to Divinity, to Man, to Destiny, to Time, to Love, to Beauty... to whatever you please.

Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer is a stunning debut that immerses readers in the raw, grotesque world of 1930s bohemian Paris. Beyond its obscene language and vivid depictions of poverty and vice, it explores the futility of existence with fierce joy. The book revels in reality stripped of any higher meaning, offering a unique awareness absent in many contemporaries. This review praises Miller's fearless and visceral narrative style. Dive into Tropic of Cancer and experience Henry Miller's fearless exploration of raw life and bohemian Paris. Read it now!

 His is a nonsensical humor, stitched together by the skillful use of words, used, mistreated, distorted, stretched, elasticized, and genetically modified.

 A book overflowing with inventions that... in the long run, can even become cloying given the difficulty of continuously following these logical/temporal leaps.

Le Balene Restino Sedute by Alessandro Bergonzoni is a dazzling literary debut filled with inventive, surreal humor and masterful wordplay. Though the book's fast-paced jumps in logic and ideas can be challenging, its unique comic style captivates and amuses. The included DVD show offers an engaging performance complementing the written work. Bergonzoni’s work remains a cult classic for lovers of absurd and intelligent comedy. Dive into Bergonzoni's bizarre world of words—read Le Balene Restino Sedute and watch the unique DVD show now!

 Like a shuttle, this album starts fast, then calms once it reaches optimal cruising speed, finally disappearing, sucked into a black hole.

 Look at the cover of this album, savor its title. Remember your first impression. It’s the best thing you have.

The review praises Farflung's 'A Wound in Eternity' as a space rock album that evokes cosmic exploration and futuristic imagery. It highlights the album's heavy, atmospheric start, a calm midsection, and an enigmatic finish. The reviewer values first impressions and finds the album appealing for fans of sci-fi and space-themed music. The album is recommended for adventurous listeners who appreciate space rock's immersive soundscapes. Dive into Farflung's cosmic soundscape and experience the space rock journey of 'A Wound in Eternity' today!

 The Hell Song, where guitar riffs paired with a phenomenal chorus have a simply grand effect.

 Forty minutes of Power, to stay on theme.

Sum 41's 2002 album Does This Look Infected? marks a successful shift towards a darker, more aggressive pop-punk style. The band balances serious themes with energetic guitar riffs and memorable choruses. Standout singles like The Hell Song and Still Waiting showcase the band’s musical growth. Despite a short outlier track, the album remains energetic and impactful throughout its 40-minute runtime, reaffirming Sum 41's position in 2000s pop-punk. Listen to Sum 41's Does This Look Infected? and experience the powerful evolution of 2000s pop-punk!

 With Turn Of The Cards, we probably reach the definitive maturity of the group.

 Black Flame... is rightly considered one of the group’s masterpieces.

This review praises Renaissance's Turn of the Cards as a seminal progressive rock album led by Annie Haslam's exceptional vocals and Michael Dunford's folk influences. It highlights the album's musical maturity, variety, and emotional depth. Each track offers unique atmospheres ranging from epic to melancholic, making it a must-have for prog enthusiasts. The review emphasizes the band's distinct sound within the genre's landscape. Listen to Renaissance's Turn of the Cards and experience a timeless prog rock masterpiece.

 From the guitar, deliberately placed in the background to DeFeis’s vocals: impeccable, to be sure, but far from the explosive force of the past years.

 Visions of Eden cannot be fully considered a metal album, but rather as an orchestral work, pompous with some power/heavy inserts here and there.

Visions Of Eden showcases Virgin Steele's shift towards orchestral and symphonic arrangements, with David DeFeis's piano and vocals taking center stage. While the album lacks the aggressive guitar presence of past works, it offers emotional and delicate compositions. The work divides opinion among longtime fans but draws new listeners appreciating its experimental style. Ultimately, it is more an orchestral album than a traditional metal release. Discover Virgin Steele’s unique blend of orchestral and metal elements—listen to Visions Of Eden today!