"One of the most shameful and inhumane acts ever committed by the State Police of a European country."

 The project could have truly been something original and mature, but as it is, it feels like an operation only partially successful or... just halfway there.

This review analyzes Christian Mirra's graphic novel recounting the police assault at the Diaz School during the 2001 Genoa G8 summit. While the book is important for documenting a significant and shameful event in Italian history, the art style is immature and inconsistent. The script is also criticized for reducing the main event to a brief section and focusing more on prelude and aftermath. Despite its shortcomings, the novel offers poignant introspective moments and a necessary reminder of the tragedy. Explore Christian Mirra's graphic novel to understand the Diaz School tragedy through a personal and artistic perspective.

 "Classy hard rock with tight rhythms, always from a classic influence, simply one of Sykes' best compositions!"

 "If you have the chance to get it, don’t let it slip away. It’s an excellent hard rock album, very versatile and heterogeneous."

Blue Murder's 'Nothin' But Trouble' offers a classy, melodic hard rock experience following lineup changes. The album balances tight rhythms and refined melodies with diverse songwriting. Notable tracks include the strong opener 'We All Fall Down', a whimsical cover of 'Itchycoo Park', and powerful compositions like 'Shouldn't Have Let You Go'. Though slightly less impressive than its predecessor, it remains a versatile and worthwhile listen for hard rock fans. Listen to Blue Murder's 'Nothin' But Trouble' and explore a classic hard rock journey with rich melodies and powerful riffs today!

 You don’t become 'The Master of the Telecaster' by chance.

 Every solo that Collins extracts is a delight, as if the guitar and musician were one.

Albert Collins' 1978 album Ice Pickin' showcases his unique, sharp Telecaster sound that earned him the title 'Master of the Telecaster.' With electrifying bends and distinctive style, Collins captivates listeners throughout the album's eight tracks. It solidifies his place in blues history alongside greats like Stevie Ray Vaughan. The album balances powerful grooves and emotional slow numbers, perfectly capturing Collins' live energy. A must-have for blues lovers and guitarists alike. Listen to Albert Collins' Ice Pickin' and experience the electrifying blues mastery firsthand!

 Gianni Drudi is fixated on everything related to the mildly naughty universe of sex; in his small way a legend, following in the footsteps of the various trash songwriters of the '70s.

 Each song is born in a fun, summer, jovial setting, offering pearls dropped in the sphere of a 1990s TV pop indeed.

Gianni Drudi’s Il goliardico Drudi is a humorous and nostalgic dive into 90s Italian pop culture, filled with playful sexual innuendos and cult slang. The album draws from the trash songwriting tradition with catchy summer tunes reminiscent of iconic Italian artists and TV shows. Fans of cheeky, jovial music will appreciate its campy charm and lyrical wit. Listen to Gianni Drudi’s Il goliardico Drudi and experience the cheeky charm of 90s Italian trash pop!

 The shaman Edwards becomes the author of amazing music, that smells of desert, that is cloaked in the colors of the night.

 Three-quarters of an hour of The Threshingfloor provide the ideal window to look out on a mythical and alluring world full of mysticism, archaic flavors and biblical conflicts.

The Threshingfloor by Woven Hand, led by David Eugene Edwards, masterfully blends country-folk with dark-wave influences. The album evokes mystical, desert-like atmospheres and explores themes of pain, spirituality, and redemption. It honors rock's deep roots while forging a unique neo-folk sound. Despite some repetitiveness and short track lengths, the record captivates with its hypnotic, ritualistic progressions and poetic intensity. Dive into the mystical world of Woven Hand’s The Threshingfloor—listen now and experience its hypnotic blend of dark folk and rock.

 "If rock has its own 'classicism,' then the Dream Syndicate managed to perfectly interpret all its best suggestions."

 "It's a different sound from that of five years earlier, it lost that youthful, dreamy frenzy and gained maturity and awareness of daily reality."

The Dream Syndicate's 1988 album Ghost Stories stands as a classic of the Paisley Underground scene, blending raw rock roots with mature, emotional ballads. Produced by Elliot Mazer, the album reflects the band's growth and Steve Wynn's introspective songwriting. It marks a farewell to the band’s youthful energy, embracing a more seasoned and reflective sound. The album’s mix of rock blues, psychedelic touches, and heartfelt lyrics cements its enduring legacy. Discover the heartfelt rock classics of The Dream Syndicate's Ghost Stories—listen now and experience a timeless sound.

 Kaos is pure Hardcore, hatred towards institutions and misanthropy on par with Slayer, pierced by a damn claustrophobic sound environment.

 An album for all those faithful to the underground and hardcore, be it rap or punk, music with balls, zero pop, zero crap, zero commercial.

Kaos's album L'attesa is a hardcore rap tour de force combining raw aggression with intricate rhythms and powerful anti-establishment lyrics. The album critiques mass media hypocrisy and societal decay while showcasing lyrical and artistic rigor. Collaborations enrich the project, making it a must-listen for fans of underground and hardcore hip hop. Despite its brilliance, the review suggests the album is underappreciated by mainstream audiences. Listen to Kaos's L'attesa now and experience hardcore rap at its rawest and most profound!

 "The songs are unexpectedly at a very high level. Even superior to the beautiful 'Soup.'"

 "Blind Melon decided to get back behind the recording desk for... us! For the fans, for those who longed for a certain rock free from massive chords and devastating riffs."

Blind Melon's album 'For My Friends' marks a heartfelt return with new vocalist Travis Warren. The album honors Shannon Hoon's legacy through melodic jam rock and acoustic touches. Songs are high quality, maintaining the band’s signature sound with emotional depth and musical flair. Despite Warren’s departure, the album stands as a sincere gift to fans and a testament to the band's enduring spirit. Listen to 'For My Friends' to experience Blind Melon's heartfelt rock revival and tribute to their legacy.

 I felt the warm embrace of your songs and I rested.

 The experience of a very talented musician that shapes and becomes beauty and masterpiece.

The review lovingly describes the intimate experience of listening to Masha Qrella's 'Unsolved Remained' on vinyl. Praised for its subtle blend of indie and electronic elements, the album's warm sound and beautiful vocals create a captivating atmosphere. The reviewer reflects on the personal connection and emotional resonance evoked by the music. Overall, it celebrates the album as a masterpiece of understated beauty. Listen to Masha Qrella's 'Unsolved Remained' and immerse yourself in its warm and enchanting indie-tronica soundscape!

 "The ability to swap roles is the great novelty of this chapter; indeed, it will be possible to move through the mansion and other settings in pairs, swapping items and organizing the inventory intelligently."

 "Resident Evil 0 loses the comparison with almost all subsequent chapters of the saga under all aspects despite its strengths, ending up being a game without the charisma that distinguishes the first chapter."

Resident Evil 0 offers innovative gameplay with its partner swapping and detailed story that precedes the original game. Despite its technical strengths and engaging soundtrack, it suffers from an outdated structure and frustrating difficulty. The short gameplay length and weak extra modes detract from the overall experience. Fans curious about the series' origins will find some appeal, but it does not live up to the high standards set by other titles in the franchise. Dive into Resident Evil 0 to uncover the origins of the saga—but brace yourself for tough gameplay and classic horror thrills!

 An album that definitely stands out from the average of today’s productions, and perhaps the group’s most successful album so far.

 Forget the whiny choruses in Caliban’s style because there is no such episode in any song on the album.

Parkway Drive's 'Horizons' is a standout metalcore album that builds on hardcore and metal elements with uncompromising vocals and melodic instrumentals. The album showcases maturity in lyrics, exploring existential themes beyond typical hardcore anger. Key tracks like 'Horizons' and 'Boneyards' highlight the band's talent and appeal. Produced by Adam D and released under Epitaph Records, it remains influential in the metalcore community and youth culture. While not revolutionary, it is a pivotal album that solidifies Parkway Drive's reputation. Listen to Parkway Drive's Horizons and experience a powerful metalcore journey with intense vocals and deep lyrics.

 Megadeth are in great shape, and Mustaine once again proved to be a great guitarist.

 This was undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and intense concerts I have ever seen.

The review covers Megadeth’s 2010 live show at Estragon, Bologna, highlighting their powerful set featuring the entire Rust In Peace album. Despite some sound and vocal issues, the performance and band chemistry thrilled the crowd. Supporting acts Sadist and Labyrinth had mixed receptions. Overall, it was an intense and memorable concert experience. Dive into this epic Megadeth concert review and relive one of thrash metal’s greatest live celebrations!

 "The God Delusion is NOT a book about God, in the most simple and literal sense of the term; it is a book that is rather about criticizing certain institutional and obscurantist systems, fundamentalism, the anchoring to certain traditions and superstitions."

 Claiming the nonexistence of something based precisely on the speculations that man has made about it is quite another, and above all, it is absolutely unscientific.

The review acknowledges Richard Dawkins as a leading intellectual and atheist whose book 'The God Delusion' offers a sharp critique of religion and fundamentalism. While praised for its engaging style, references, and challenging ideas, the reviewer finds the book ultimately limited in lasting impact because it targets religious institutions rather than the concept of God itself. The reviewer suggests the book becomes forgettable over time and recommends alternative readings for a deeper critique of religion. Explore this provocative review of The God Delusion and decide if Dawkins' critique challenges your views on religion.

 The absolute star of the album is therefore the big brother on guitar, who reprises 'No.4' ideas while reviving grunge with a capital G in 'Peacot'.

 'First Kiss On Mars' should be listened to just for Scott Weiland's wonderful interpretation.

After a nine-year wait, Stone Temple Pilots return with a fresh yet familiar album. The band blends classic rock elements with their signature grunge sound, highlighted by detailed guitar solos and strong vocals from Scott Weiland. While some tracks lean too much on overt influences, the core songs captivate and showcase the band's ongoing growth. This album reaffirms the band's place in rock music with renewed creativity. Discover the powerful return of Stone Temple Pilots—listen now and experience their classic rock inspired revival!

 The heart of the book remains intact. The total love of a father for a son even in a desperate situation.

 The photography is superb, depicting a nightmare world temporally close: a possible future not the product of science fiction.

This review praises John Hillcoat's film The Road for its faithful adaptation of the beloved novel, highlighting the intense father-son love and survival in a bleak post-apocalyptic world. Viggo Mortensen's performance is acclaimed as his best. The cinematography is described as superb, perfectly capturing the dreadful yet beautiful setting. Despite Hollywood's initial hesitation, the movie remains a moving and profound experience. It encourages viewers to also read the original book. Discover the haunting journey of love and survival in The Road—watch the film and dive into the acclaimed novel behind it!

 Saviano investigates, narrates, and captivates with a personal style that mixes literary wisdom and theatricality.

 If everyone paid even a minimal percentage of the effort to say no to certain systems, perhaps the burden weighing down on him would avoid making him a new Sisyphus.

This review praises Roberto Saviano’s incisive and courageous examination of the Camorra in his book and video. It highlights his unique literary style and his call for personal responsibility to combat organized crime in Italy. The review also critiques the political left’s failures and misunderstandings regarding legality and social change. It underscores Saviano’s importance as a modern Italian voice against criminality and corruption, as well as the high personal cost of his work. Discover Roberto Saviano's fearless fight against the Camorra and the power of words in transforming Italy. Read and reflect today!

 There are few ways to describe this strange platform that do not include the word 'masterpiece.'

 Anyone who doesn’t fall madly in love with the characters and humor of this game must be considered soulless.

Psychonauts, created by Tim Schafer, is praised as a platforming masterpiece full of quirky characters, inventive storylines, and sharp humor. Despite its limited marketing and some flaws like loading times and difficulty spikes, its artistic and narrative qualities shine through. The game’s unique mind explorations and emotional depth make it a must-play experience for platforming and adventure fans. Its current accessibility through digital platforms offers a chance to rediscover this cult classic. Dive into the mad world of Psychonauts—discover its humor, characters, and unique gameplay today!

 "Bionic" represents a blend of futurism with Aguilera's traditional pop, showing her evolution while respecting her roots.

 "Not Myself Tonight" shocked critics and audiences alike but serves as a bold tribute to Madonna's artistic legacy.

The review offers a thorough analysis of Christina Aguilera's 2010 album Bionic, highlighting its blend of futuristic electropop elements with her traditional pop and R&B roots. While the controversial lead single 'Not Myself Tonight' faced criticism, several tracks successfully merge electronic sounds with her powerful vocals. The album is praised for its diversity, despite some less convincing moments, and demonstrates Aguilera's evolution without abandoning her original style. Discover Christina Aguilera’s bold and diverse sounds on Bionic—listen now and experience the futuristic pop reinvention!

 His tenor saxophone has a very assured, strong, exuberant sound but always with a purpose, never exaggerated.

 A record of harmonically non-revolutionary tracks, but played in a personal and confident manner.

The Congregation by Johnny Griffin, released in 1957, is a technically proficient hard bop album infused with blues and R&B elements. Although not a masterpiece, it deserves greater recognition alongside jazz greats. Griffin's confident tenor sax sound combines lyrical and bluesy styles, supported by stellar performances from Paul Chambers and Sonny Clark. The album also features an interesting cover designed by a young Andy Warhol. Overall, it's a valuable listen for jazz enthusiasts seeking underrated gems. Listen to Johnny Griffin's The Congregation and rediscover a classic blend of blues and hard bop jazz today!

 This thing called an album is a nightmare come true, it’s an abomination, it’s inexplicable trash.

 They sat around a table and decided, 'Let’s make a nice little compilation'... but re-record all our classics in pop version.

This review harshly criticizes Helloween's 'Unarmed - Best of 25th Anniversary' for abandoning their power metal roots by re-recording classic tracks in a pop style. The reviewer finds the album an inexplicable and disappointing departure that alienates fans. Despite commemorating the band's 25 years, the album fails to deliver the expected quality or respect for the originals. The reviewer is baffled by the motivations behind such drastic genre changes. Discover why Helloween's 'Unarmed' album disappointed longtime fans—read the full review and decide for yourself!