"This film is a sick work directed by a sick person" - W.H.

 ‘A film, in its own way, a condemnation of the 1968 revolution... prophesying its end and the ‘return to order’ by a people who will not be able to revolutionize anything if the change does not start from the individual.’

Werner Herzog’s film 'Auch Zwerge Haben Klein Angefangen' portrays dwarfs rebelling in a desert prison, awakening passions that lead to chaos. Though conceptually bold and politically charged, the film’s slow pace, minimal dialogue, and technical flaws dilute its overall impact. It reflects on the failures of revolutionary movements and individual transformation. The film stands as a metaphorical nightmare tied to social and political critiques. Explore this provocative Werner Herzog film and its bold take on freedom and revolution—watch now to form your own opinion!

 "With 'Electrified,' Pink Cream 69 found a second life... one of their masterpieces."

 "The career of Pink Cream 69 certainly doesn’t stop here, and even at the beginning of the millennium, they will continue to give us... high-quality products."

Pink Cream 69's Electrified is praised as a revival and a masterpiece of late 1990s hard rock. The stable lineup delivers powerful performances, especially from vocalist David Readman. The album balances classic hard rock with hints of power metal and features standout tracks like "Shame," "Electrified," and "Burn Your Soul." The inclusion of a humorous hidden track adds charm. Recommended for both hard rock fans and newcomers. Listen to Pink Cream 69’s Electrified and experience a hard rock classic that defined the late ‘90s.

 Samuel Katarro enjoys surprising and being surprised, playing with music.

 The album is a psychedelic concentrate that escapes in a thousand directions, leaving the imagination open and creating a pathos I hadn’t felt in an Italian record for a long time.

Samuel Katarro's second album 'The Halfduck Mystery' is a bold psychedelic journey drawing from 60s rock, blues, and experimental sounds. With live playing and diverse instrumentation, it captures a deep emotional and imaginative landscape. Katarro's youthful talent shines through a rich blend of influences shaped by his musical heritage, establishing him as a standout figure in Italian music. Dive into Samuel Katarro's 'The Halfduck Mystery' and experience an unforgettable psychedelic rock journey!

 The Devil You Know features the heaviest sound, in the classic sense of the term, and leaning towards doom that the four have ever composed.

 With 'Eating the Cannibals,' the album hits its high point: a very fast-paced and short track with a good chorus and quite a unique lyric.

This review reflects on 'The Devil You Know,' the last studio album by Heaven & Hell, featuring the iconic Ronnie James Dio and the Black Sabbath lineup. Released in 2009, the album delivers heavy, doom-laden sounds with strong vocal performances and fantasy-themed lyrics. Certain tracks like 'Eating the Cannibals' and 'Follow the Tears' stand out for their energy and atmosphere. The album closes on a dreamy note, preserving Dio's legendary musical influence. Discover the powerful legacy of Heaven & Hell's final album—listen now and experience Ronnie James Dio's unforgettable voice!

 Watching "Inglourious Bastards" is like singing a song without knowing the words, we feel awkward and disoriented, and maybe that’s precisely its charm.

 He has proven to be "like the others" — this time, the film is a masterpiece but lost Tarantino.

The review praises Inglourious Basterds as a 2009 masterpiece yet argues it lacks the typical Tarantino signature. It highlights strong performances, especially Christoph Waltz's, but notes Brad Pitt's role feels weak. The film's tension and noir elements are acknowledged, but the absence of Tarantino's distinctive dialogues and energy leaves the viewer with a sense of something missing. Watching in the original language is recommended for full effect. Discover the complex layers of Inglourious Basterds—watch it now and judge Tarantino's boldest work yourself!

 "What would Pink Floyd do in the era of VSTs, plug-ins, virus-t, and nord lead? Probably something not too far from the sound of 'The Last Days of Gravity': a true gem!"

 "Do not expect psytrance, nor downtempo nor psychedelia. Prepare for something completely new."

This review praises Younger Brother's album 'The Last Days Of Gravity' as a sophisticated and groundbreaking work in psychedelic electronic music. It highlights the collaboration between Simon Posford and Benji Vaughan, their innovative blending of genres, and the album's balance between emotion and technicality. Tracks like 'All I Want' and 'Elephant Machine' illustrate the album's diversity and depth. The review appeals to fans seeking novelty and rich soundscapes in electronic music. Discover the innovative soundscapes of Younger Brother’s 'The Last Days Of Gravity'—listen now and experience psychedelic electronic music redefined.

 Emotional waves ride the ether, in an illusory calm, while time becomes a state of mind.

 This is music of high hypnotic potential, full of emotion, that lives in the nuances and leaves you immersed in a kind of ecstatic torpor.

God Is An Astronaut’s 'Age Of The Fifth Sun' delivers an emotionally charged, hypnotic post-rock experience. The instrumental album balances delicate melodies with powerful riffs, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. While the band stays true to their signature sound, they refine it with simplicity and groove. The album invites listeners into a contemplative and immersive sonic journey. Dive into the mesmerizing soundscapes of 'Age Of The Fifth Sun' and experience God Is An Astronaut's unique post-rock journey today!

 2562’s debut work is a rhythmically complex piece, where techno progressions meet the smokiest dubstep.

 'Greyscale' is a multicolored prism of sounds and vibrations that ends with a pulsating bass, almost reminiscent of a heartbeat.

2562's debut album 'Aerial' offers a mesmerizing blend of techno and dubstep, creating an immersive and hypnotic listening experience. With complex rhythms and atmospheric layers, the album slowly reveals its brilliance. Standout track 'Greyscale' combines pulsating bass with vibrant sonic textures, making it a captivating journey. This minimal yet mystical work promises repeated listens and exploration. Dive into 2562's 'Aerial' and experience a hypnotic blend of techno and dubstep—listen now and get lost in its sonic universe!

 "Sounds Of Laughter is great and really grabs you. It’s truly violent and maniacal."

 "This is a great punk and dark album suitable for those who are fed up with the usual shitty life and want to mosh."

This review highlights T.S.O.L.'s 1981 debut album 'Dance With Me' as a raw and dark punk record that blends fast and slow tempos with a gothic influence. The reviewer, initially unfamiliar with the band, praises its intensity and emotional depth, recommending it to punk fans seeking something more authentic than mainstream punk like Green Day or Avril Lavigne. Key tracks include 'Sounds Of Laughter' and 'Code Blue'. Listen to T.S.O.L.'s fierce punk debut 'Dance With Me' and experience the true sound of freedom!

 The album is a well-packaged collection of singer-songwriter songs with a somewhat snobbish overall appearance but with the aura of a performer who knows his stuff.

 ‘Pussy Cats’ is an album I like and occasionally listen to with a smile under my mustache and above my beard.

Harry Nilsson's 'Pussy Cats' reflects a playful and wild creative period influenced by John Lennon's production. The album blends rock, blues, and soulful ballads with an uneven but charming quality. Highlights include heartfelt covers like 'Many Rivers To Cross' and an overall emotional structure that oscillates between memorable moments and less compelling tracks. While it doesn't reach artistic peaks, it remains a worthy listen that showcases Nilsson's vocal character and the playful spirit of the era. Discover the spirited blend of rock and soul in Harry Nilsson's Pussy Cats—listen now and experience a unique 70s musical journey.

 Food For Thought is one of the most intimate albums ever released by the all-nation band.

 I recommend listening to this too underrated album, which contains some nice little songs.

Food for Thought marked Pink Cream 69’s tentative comeback after a disappointing predecessor. David Readman's vocals shine, and the album blends hard rock with intimate melodies. While some tracks impress, others feel uncertain, weighed down by too many ballads and alternative influences. Overall, it’s an underrated album that served as a stepping stone toward the stronger Electrified. Explore Pink Cream 69’s Food for Thought and rediscover an underrated hard rock gem of the ’90s!

 Nintendo has achieved perfection. In every aspect.

 The most peculiar and, to me, genius aspect of this game is the revolution in terms of gravity.

Super Mario Galaxy is hailed as the best 3D Mario game ever, combining an engaging story with innovative gravity-based gameplay. The controls are intuitive, and the variety of levels and power-ups enrich the experience. Nintendo pushed the Wii’s hardware to deliver stunning visuals and an orchestral soundtrack. This title is a must-have for all Wii owners and platforming fans. Discover the epic adventure and innovative gameplay of Super Mario Galaxy—play or revisit this Wii masterpiece today!

 The travesty presented to us this time around.

 A 150-minute film that put to sleep three, I say three, times those who accompanied me to the theater.

Ridley Scott's Robin Hood disappoints with a pompous and predictable plot filled with glaring historical inaccuracies. Despite attempts to reimagine the legend, the film suffers from slow pacing and clichéd characters. The cinematic execution borrows heavily from older films, failing to engage the audience. Ultimately, the movie is a tedious experience that struggles to hold viewers' attention. Read the full review to uncover why Ridley Scott's Robin Hood struggles to hit the mark.

 "Sax and piano perfectly blend with electronic influences in a versatile jazz that deeply engages and explores."

 "Dell’Erba and Porcelli narrate, confront, and meet in a third meditative dimension that gathers ideas before the closure of 'Gratuite emozioni'."

MACROmicroCosmi is the debut album by Piertomas Dell'Erba and Simone Porcelli, blending saxophone, piano, and electronic elements into a rich, versatile jazz experience. The album offers a narrative journey marked by harmonic depth, emotional intensity, and experimental soundscapes. Each track reveals distinct moods, moving fluidly from intimate solo pieces to vibrant tribal jazz experiments. The work successfully balances individual artistry with collaborative coherence, inviting listeners into an engaging and unpredictable musical world. Dive into the rich, experimental jazz world of MACROmicroCosmi and experience the unique blend of sax, piano, and electronics.

 What a drag, what a bore, what a drag, what a bore!!!

 If you suffer from insomnia but counting sheep doesn’t help you fall into Morpheus' arms, try this EP, you’ll see that not even cannon blasts will wake you up afterward!!

The review criticizes Cynic's Re-Traced EP for its uninspiring reworks of tracks from Traced In Air and an unreleased song with minimal/trip hop influences. The reviewer finds the EP boring and disappointing, especially for fans expecting the band's legendary death metal energy. They see it as a soporific experiment rather than an exciting release. Discover Cynic's bold but divisive shift in Re-Traced—listen and decide if this experiment suits your taste.

 How is it possible, after 40 years of activity, to still write such meaningful, dense, overflowing music, that leaves one astounded?

 Il ritorno di Giuseppe - with Mussida’s guitar in the foreground, both acoustic and especially electric, with a solo so intense and divinely played that it sends shivers down the spine.

Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM) delivers a breathtaking reinterpretation of La Buona Novella after 40 years of activity. The album impresses with its imaginative and dense musical arrangements, blending progressive rock with classical and jazz elements. Standout tracks include 'Universo e terra (Preludio)' and 'Il ritorno di Giuseppe,' showcasing Mussida's exceptional guitar work. Despite modest vocals, the band's craftsmanship and integration of new organist Gianluca Tagliavini shine. A proud landmark for Italian prog music. Listen to PFM's masterful take on La Buona Novella and experience Italian prog rock brilliance!

 Basically the best albums are the ones that make you think or do mental wankeries as happened to me...

 The bass is practically another thing, it’s all plucked and if I have to describe it with an adjective, it would be 'deadly'.

This review provides a detailed and thoughtful examination of Atheist's album Elements, highlighting its jazz influences, complex song structures, and philosophical themes centered on natural elements. The reviewer appreciates the album's composition and emotional impact, ranking its tracks and reflecting on the symbolic meaning behind the elemental titles. Despite some criticisms of the mini-instrumentals, the overall impression is favorable, especially in how the album provokes deep thought. Dive into this insightful review and experience the intricate layers of Atheist's Elements album for yourself!

 "A masterpiece of Japanese animation, now a classic."

 "Akira, now desperate and frightened, is overtaken by the savage force of Amon, who merges with the shy boy."

Go Nagai's Devilman La Genesi is a gripping anime about Akira Fudo's fusion with a powerful demon named Amon to fight off an ancient race of demons. The story highlights primal human fears and conflict between good and evil. The OAV offers a darker take on Nagai's original manga, featuring intense themes and emotional depth. It is praised as a masterpiece of Japanese animation and a classic in the genre. Dive into the dark legend of Devilman La Genesi – watch the anime and experience a timeless battle between demons and humanity.

 In 1986 Arthur Russell releases 'World Of Echo'. Which is exactly the state in which I would like to be to escape death.

 Russell paints the perfect landscape around you, intimate but marketable on a large scale, better than dark wood.

This deeply emotional review reflects on how Arthur Russell's 1986 album 'World Of Echo' serves as a sanctuary from fear and death. The album's cosmic, minimalistic soundscapes are praised for their innovative use of cello and voice, creating a timeless and meditative listening experience. The reviewer highlights the album’s ability to evoke peace and introspection, describing it as an unmatched avant-garde masterpiece. Discover the haunting beauty of Arthur Russell's 'World Of Echo'—listen now and experience a timeless avant-garde journey.

 The moniker Running Wild has over time become synonymous with quality.

 'Branded and Exiled' certainly does not disappoint expectations.

Running Wild's 'Branded And Exiled' is a robust and faithful continuation of their debut album, delivering pure heavy metal power with confident musicianship. The album predates their iconic pirate theme, showing a Venom-inspired darker style softened by classic metal elements. Though not groundbreaking, it remains a solid entry point for heavy metal fans and contributed significantly to the band's recognition in Europe. Listen to 'Branded And Exiled' to experience authentic classic heavy metal power from Running Wild’s early era.