By now, the hysterical attacks of the Pixies no longer have that disorienting effect on me that had catapulted me into their surreal world a few years ago; but not because I don’t appreciate them anymore, quite the opposite.

 I prefer to retreat into their madness first and then leave the house, rather than face what I’m observing from my window at this moment as a “normal” person while listening to the Pixies.

The reviewer reflects on the Pixies' album Trompe le Monde as a now familiar but still powerful blend of punk, rock, and pop. The album creates a surreal and distorted sonic reality that the reviewer embraces as preferable to the outside world. Key tracks such as 'The Sad Punk,' 'Planet of Sound,' and 'Head On' showcase the album’s diverse and intense sound. Overall, the album remains a compelling and immersive experience. Dive into the Pixies' Trompe le Monde and explore a surreal world of punk and rock — listen now and experience their sonic madness!

 Ferocity, desolation: this is what awaits you.

 There never has been either before them or after them.

Paegan Terrorism Tactics by Acid Bath is a ferocious and desolate album that defies traditional genre labels. Featuring elements of sludge, grunge, stoner metal, and death metal, it captures intense emotional states. Dax Riggs' vocal delivery enhances the unforgettable atmosphere created by the band. Despite a brief career cut short by tragedy, Acid Bath left a unique and lasting legacy in heavy music. Listen to Acid Bath's Paegan Terrorism Tactics and experience a truly unique blend of sludge and metal unlike anything else.

 On the cover, his face is transfigured into the image of an electric guitar, which is indeed the primary instrument of the record.

 The best album by Finardi.

Eugenio Finardi’s 1981 self-titled album represents his hardest and angriest work, marking a bold reinvention after the 70s. Collaborating with Valerio Negrini, the record features powerful rock tracks with striking lyrics and varied themes, from urban struggles to cosmic aspirations. Songs like 'Patrizia' and 'Valeria come stai' stand out, showcasing Finardi’s renewed artistic focus. This album is considered his best by the reviewer. Listen to Eugenio Finardi’s rawest rock album and experience his powerful artistic rebirth today!

 The bleak atmosphere of those years is perceived in this turbulent and restless piece.

 His music is never desperate, the last word always belongs to hope.

This review highlights Elliott Carter's brilliance as a pivotal American composer of the 20th century, focusing on his Piano Concerto and Variations for Orchestra. Both works balance rigorous traditional forms with innovative musical transformations. Composed in Berlin and Rome respectively, they reflect historical and emotional contexts, delivering a powerful yet hopeful listening experience. Discover the profound world of Elliott Carter's orchestral works—listen now and experience a journey through tradition and innovation.

 Imagine an enormous backdrop of black velvet, as large as only the universe can be, dotted with the distant glimmer of stars long dead of old age.

 At 4:45 of the opener 'Birth - Faith - Death,' something explodes between your ears, as if a spaceship started screaming at the entire universe.

Mother-Unit's debut album Brain Massage delivers over 40 minutes of immersive instrumental space rock. Drawing on cosmic and psychedelic themes, it continues the legacy of 35007 with hypnotic riffs and synth-rich textures. While not revolutionary, it successfully fills a void left by previous works and offers moments of explosive intensity. The album crafts a vast sonic universe that fascinates listeners with its blend of distortion and cybernetic precision. Dive into Mother-Unit's Brain Massage and experience a cosmic space rock journey like no other!

 "From the Research standpoint, the times are ripe... to clearly focus on any real problem, stripping away the embellishments."

 "We live in an emotional and existential darkness that envelops our heart: how to transform it into brightness and welcome... through the power of the smile."

This review covers Osho Rajneesh’s book 'A Laugh Will Awake You', a collection of talks exploring the nature of true happiness. Osho proposes that happiness is a continuous state achievable through openness and positivity, challenging modern existential darkness. The book references classic philosophy and Buddhist thought, offering practical spiritual guidance. It is accessible and thought-provoking, recommended for readers keen on unconventional spiritual insights. Dive into Osho’s transformative insights—discover how laughter can lead you to true, lasting happiness today!

 Death that writes is a lively and pulsating way to substitute the banal epigraphic cartouche.

 Bernini, surpassing the composed classicism of sixteenth-century sepulchral monuments, infuses the funerary theme with spectacular vitality and dynamism.

The review highlights Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s Sepolcro di Urbano VIII as a Baroque masterpiece that merges religious fervor with artistic innovation. Commissioned by Pope Urbano VIII, the tomb combines bronze and marble to symbolize life, death, and virtue. Bernini’s work breaks from older funerary traditions, introducing vibrant dynamism and dramatic storytelling. It is presented as the ideal expression of seventeenth-century religious art and papal propaganda. Discover the dramatic beauty and symbolism of Bernini’s Sepolcro di Urbano VIII—explore this Baroque masterpiece today!

 Archie Shepp wrote an album (1972) for this event in which human rights have been reduced to the self-proclaimed right of whites to deny prayers, toilet paper, food, water, and showers.

 Attica Blues is a subjective voice that, however, catalyzes and becomes vox populi.

Archie Shepp's 1972 album Attica Blues powerfully responds to the 1971 Attica prison uprising with an intense blend of jazz, soul, funk, and blues. The album is praised for its emotional depth, social critique, and innovative musical fusion. It stands as a significant artistic and political statement in jazz history. The review highlights Shepp's ability to combine passionate storytelling with complex musical ideas, marking the album as a lasting masterpiece. Discover the powerful sounds and messages of Attica Blues—listen now to Archie Shepp’s unforgettable jazz masterpiece.

 Imagine ants on a beach having a rave — that’s the vibe of this album: a miniature, obscenely new sound.

 It’s a well-built album that blows your mind each time like the first, full of pure ecstatic enjoyment.

This review praises Metronomy's 'Nights Out' as an eclectic, energetic mix of new rave and electropop. Despite some quirks and kitsch elements, it captivates with inventive production and catchy tracks. It’s noted for its originality and spirited enthusiasm, rewarding repeated listens. The album balances chaos and charm for a distinct dance journey. Explore Metronomy’s Nights Out and experience one of the most thrilling new rave albums — a must-listen for electronic and indie fans alike!

 From the first listen, the band's stylistic energy and power immediately strike.

 A CD that is an authentic adrenaline rush with truly inspired pieces, overwhelming riffs and fiery solos.

Hogjaw's album Ironwood offers a powerful and gritty take on Southern Rock, combining energetic riffs with raspy vocals. The Phoenix-based band's second album solidifies their place in the modern Southern Rock scene. Notable tracks include the explosive opening 'Rollin' Thunder' and the soulful 'Country Line'. Overall, Ironwood is praised as one of the best Southern Rock releases of 2010. Dive into Hogjaw's Ironwood and experience the raw power of Heavy Southern Rock today!

 There are albums that stay with you forever, there are songs that imprint themselves in the collective imagination and others that are special only for you.

 'Il nostro caro angelo' is the peak of the album, a song of immense beauty, a circular melody with a 'difficult' text composed of surreal images.

Lucio Battisti's 'Il nostro caro angelo' is celebrated as a deeply emotional and musically rich album that resonates personally and collectively. The review highlights the blend of poetic lyrics by Mogol and innovative melodies across varied styles, from rock and acoustic to tribal rhythms and funk. Each song carries unique significance, with themes of freedom, rebellion, and love. The album is cherished as a personal treasure despite not being universally remembered. Dive into Lucio Battisti's iconic album and experience a timeless journey of emotions and melodies.

 The depressive and dark character disappears completely here, to leave you with a sense of profound hope and emotion.

 These tracks have one thing in common, the gradual build-up, reaching absurd emotional peaks before calming down.

After a seven-year hiatus caused by label bankruptcy, Anathema returns with 'We’re Here Because We’re Here,' a deeply emotional and hopeful album produced by Steven Wilson. The review highlights the progression from dark, depressive tones toward hopeful melodies and praises standout tracks like 'Dreaming Light' and 'Universal.' The album’s evocative build-ups, instrumentation, and artwork are celebrated as a masterpiece blending poetic rock elements. Dive into Anathema’s heartfelt masterpiece and experience the emotional journey of 'We’re Here Because We’re Here' today!

 I can’t stop listening to them, and that says it all.

 Bridge and Tunnel know how to play, their lyrics are engaged and poetic, their shouts are those of now mature guys.

Bridge and Tunnel's Indoor Voices EP blends complex punk rock and post-hardcore with poetic and engaged lyrics. The band, a New York indie supergroup, combines technical skill with heartfelt passion. While not their best release, it effectively showcases their sound and ideals. The reviewer expresses deep personal connection to the band's music and message. Listen to Bridge and Tunnel's Indoor Voices EP and experience heartfelt punk rock with poetic depth.

 Don’t buy it unless you collect everything by AC/DC.

 It’s as useless as “Who Made Who” which was also an album taken from a soundtrack.

The Iron Man 2 album by AC/DC is criticized for being neither a proper compilation nor a true soundtrack, including only two tracks featured in the film. The album lacks unreleased material and many classic hits, making it a redundant purchase for casual fans. The review suggests it’s only suitable for collectors who want every AC/DC release. Comparison with the 1986 Who Made Who album highlights missed opportunities. Explore this review before buying AC/DC's Iron Man 2 album—know why it's only for true collectors!

 Ferretti, with his chanting sing-song, stumbles, falls, and rises again while his sensitivity makes us share in the war.

 If you don’t see with your own eyes, you can’t believe those words.

The review reflects on the emotional power of Blazer1978's video 'Nessuno Fece Nulla,' combining evocative imagery from the Kosovo war with the intense performance of Ferretti. It underscores the personal and collective trauma of war and highlights the raw honesty of Nedžad Maksumic's lyrics. The reviewer warns sensitive viewers about the graphic content but praises the work's impactful message. Watch 'Nessuno Fece Nulla' to experience an unforgettable expression of war’s tragic impact.

 They tried in every way possible.

 At the end of the ride, and after several listens, the album flows beautifully, even with the huge difference in sounds compared to the previous one.

‘Coconuts’ by Archie Bronson Outfit marks a noticeable shift from their previous garage rock sound towards compressed, 80s-inspired post-punk tones under Tim Goldsworthy’s production. While not groundbreaking and with some weaker tracks, it offers engaging psychowave excursions and unique global collaborations. The band is clearly in search of a distinct sonic identity but still delivers an album that flows well with interesting moments. Dive into ‘Coconuts’ and explore Archie Bronson Outfit’s bold fusion of 80s post-punk and psychowave sounds today!

 A fresh example of how one can sound "Old" in 2010, but without the stench of stale and obsolete.

 An album that won’t change the fate of today’s music scene, but will bring a breath of fresh air and a lovely smile to those angry faces of yours.

The review praises Citay's 2010 album Dream Get Together for its sincere recreation of late '60s electrified folk and early '70s hard rock. Unlike their previous work, this album avoids sounding outdated or sterile. It features well-crafted songs, strong production, and a mix of folk, psychedelic, and shoegaze influences, making it a refreshing listen for fans of retro rock. Listen to Citay's Dream Get Together for a nostalgic yet fresh folk rock experience that brightens your day!

 Janet Jackson represented until a few years ago the top of the top of the global pop/R’n’B music, her works were particularly appreciated by both the public and critics.

 The album ‘janet.’ from 1993 represents the peak of Jackson’s popularity, where she delves into and takes to the extreme the analysis of themes like sex, sexuality, racism, a profound analysis of herself.

Janet Jackson's 1993 album ‘janet.’ captures the peak of her career with a provocative and mature approach to themes like sexuality and self-exploration. Musically rooted in New Jack Swing blended with funk, pop, and soul, the album offers standout tracks like 'That’s The Way Love Goes' and 'Throb.' Despite later career setbacks due to media controversies, this album remains a testament to her talent and innovation within 90s R&B. The review recommends it especially for fans of that era and genre. Discover Janet Jackson’s iconic 'janet.' album and experience 90s R&B at its finest today!

 Caravaggio makes the effort of the three 'palpable.'

 This painting reveals a new stylistic mastery, based on a complex structure set on multiple intersecting diagonals.

The review highlights Caravaggio’s Crucifixion of Saint Peter as a milestone in religious and realism painting. It emphasizes the artist’s innovative composition using intersecting diagonals and his skillful use of light and shadow, marking the transition to Tenebrism. The sacred scene is portrayed with humble naturalism, reflecting both artistic mastery and subtle patron influence. The review also notes the lost first version, valued for even greater realism. Discover the genius of Caravaggio’s religious realism – explore the Crucifixion of Saint Peter now!

 Light your incense stick, turn off the light and press play, Lou will take care of the rest.

 At least for a while, the uncertainties of life will be omitted from your mind, anxieties will fade away, and as if by magic you will feel relaxed and serene.

Lou Rhodes' album 'One Good Thing' offers a soft, predominantly acoustic experience inspired by 70s folk. Recorded mostly live in just fifteen days, it delivers a dreamy and melancholic mood perfect for relaxation. The review highlights the album's calming, almost magical ability to soothe anxieties and create a peaceful atmosphere. Discover Lou Rhodes' calming acoustic world—listen to 'One Good Thing' and let yourself be serenely carried away.