La morte dei miracoli is indeed a disillusioned album, perhaps the most markedly hip-hop in the discography of Francesco Di Gesù.

 Quelli che benpensano is objectively difficult to describe a song that has fully entered the history of Italian music.

Frankie Hi-NRG MC's second album, La morte dei miracoli, marks a mature and darker evolution in his rap style, moving away from the vibrant debut to a more reflective and introspective tone. The album features collaboration with Roman producer Ice One, resulting in haunting beats and thoughtful lyrics tackling social and existential themes. Notably, the track "Quelli che benpensano" remains iconic in Italian music. Despite some compositional shortcomings, the album is a significant and rewarding milestone in late 90s Italian hip-hop. Discover the dark, reflective hip-hop legacy of Frankie Hi-NRG MC by listening to La morte dei miracoli today!

 Shotgun Wedding delivers a masterpiece glowing with - if you’ll allow me the oxymoron - luminous darkness.

 Rowland was magical, spectral, supernatural just like the sounds that filtered from his guitar that channeled all the bliss and pain that words alone were too one-dimensional to fully decode.

This review reflects a profound personal journey with Rowland S. Howard’s music, highlighting the unique and dark collaboration with Lydia Lunch on Shotgun Wedding. The album is praised for its fusion of blues, post-punk, and haunting atmospheres. It explores the album’s intense emotional depth and musical innovation, celebrating its enduring impact over 30 years later. The critic expresses regret at not discovering Howard’s work sooner but deeply values the intense artistry captured in this record. Discover the dark beauty and haunting sounds of Shotgun Wedding – a must-listen for fans of post-punk and gothic blues.

 There is so much power and also so much melody to let long-time fans breathe a sigh of relief, who feared they had lost their idols.

 More than ever, this phrase is more fitting: where there’s a will, there’s a way.

Story of the Year returns with Tear Me to Pieces, their first album after six years, delivering a powerful blend of metalcore, emo, and punk rock. The album balances raw emotion, melodic hooks, and intense themes like inner conflict, love, and survival. Dan Marsala’s heartfelt lyrics and versatile vocals shine throughout. Longtime fans will find reassurance in the band’s commitment to quality music that respects their roots. This album proves the band's enduring passion and connection with their fanbase. Listen to Tear Me to Pieces and experience Story of the Year’s powerful comeback today!

 Taking a spin on Vive la Trance is like taking a spin on the Roulette; we are in the hands of the game and the mood of the croupier.

 Renate’s voice was potentially a supernova locked away in a drawer; in the early Duul albums, she was only allowed a few timid outings.

The review explores Amon Düül II's Vive La Trance as a complex, cosmic krautrock album blending madness, psychedelic elements, and vintage rock. It highlights the powerful vocals of Renate Knaup and the album’s mix of chaotic energy and musical brilliance. Key tracks like Mozambique stand out for their extended space rock jams. Despite occasional dissonance, the album’s charm grows on repeated listens, reflecting the band’s artistic evolution. Dive into the cosmic madness of Amon Düül II’s Vive La Trance and experience krautrock’s psychedelic heights today!

 One of the most vigorous productions ever heard in the metal world.

 Rob Halford’s incredible voice, switching from piercing high notes to the seductive 'a touch of evil.'

Painkiller by Judas Priest is celebrated as one of the most vigorous and powerful metal albums ever. Featuring iconic drum intros, memorable riffs, and Rob Halford's incredible vocals, the album delivers relentless energy track after track. The band’s technical skill and unique sound elevate heavy metal to new heights. Dive into Judas Priest's Painkiller and experience heavy metal at its finest—listen now and feel the power!

 Rocky V is a total flop: earnings, criticism, melodic line, plot.

 Rocky V isn’t an error. It’s a jarring note, a fragment of a parallel universe struggling to find a place in the saga.

Rocky V is seen as a misstep in the Rocky saga, marked by forced plot points and inconsistencies. Despite some good performances—especially from Sage Stallone—and attempts to update the soundtrack, the film fails to capture the franchise's earlier vigor. It contrasts unfavorably with later sequels like Rocky Balboa and Creed. Still, the review hints at future redemption for the character. Explore this detailed Rocky V review and see why this sequel divides fans—watch, read, and judge for yourself!

 Get Rollin’ seeks to delve into and fully explore Nickelback’s pop-rock spirit.

 Not only is Get Rollin’ not a sellout album, but it is actually courageous, having done something that could potentially lose them some support.

Nickelback's 'Get Rollin'' defies initial metal expectations by delivering a pop-rock album rich in soft and summery tracks. While only a few songs embrace their harder rock roots, the album explores a lighter, radio-friendly style with energy and warmth. The review praises the band's courage for this direction despite potential fan backlash. Some tracks stand out for their atmosphere, though a few fall short of memorable. Discover the surprising softer side of Nickelback with Get Rollin’—listen now and explore the band's bold new direction!

 Instrumental Post-Rock for long stretches melancholic, desolate; but at the same time brimming with radiant beauty.

 Sonic wonder!!!

This review highlights Long Distance Calling's debut album, Satellite Bay, as a masterful instrumental post-rock work filled with melancholy and radiant beauty. The reviewer draws inspiration from a solitary hike, paralleling the album's emotional journey. The album's tracks are noted for their dynamic shifts from subdued beginnings to powerful climaxes, with 'Jungfernflug' standing out as a sonic masterpiece. The comparison to bands like Isis and Tool emphasizes the album's depth and complexity. Dive into Satellite Bay's emotive post-rock soundscape—listen now and experience Long Distance Calling’s sonic journey.

 "Power Hits! is an incredible journey into the depths of garage-punk in 24 tracks."

 "Friendship, brotherhood in spirit, flesh, and blood – that’s the heart of Leighton and Tito’s story."

The review celebrates 'Power Hits!' by Leighton Koizumi & Tito And The Brainsuckers as a rich exploration of garage-punk spirit. It highlights the deep, brotherly bond between Leighton and Tito and the album’s roots in a raw, underground music scene. Combining the original 13 tracks from 'When the Night Falls' with 11 additional songs, this expanded release offers passionate, gritty anthems that resonate with true punk lovers. The reviewer recounts personal appreciation and the album’s enduring impact. Dive into the raw power of 'Power Hits!' and discover the enduring spirit of garage punk with Leighton & Tito today!

 "Imagine if we could remember all our past... our 'selves' that preceded us centuries ago."

 "The novel is based on a continuous contrast between the harshness of the prison condition suffered by the body and the lightness of the soul that flies through past lives."

The review highlights Jack London’s novel Il Vagabondo Delle Stelle as a compelling exploration of past lives and reincarnation through the story of Darrell Standing, a prisoner who transcends his harsh reality. It praises the novel’s contrast between physical suffering and spiritual freedom, and emphasizes its bold critique of the death penalty. This work is presented as an ambitious and unique piece distinct from London’s mainstream writings. Dive into Jack London’s Il Vagabondo Delle Stelle and experience an unforgettable journey through time and soul.

 "Takeshi’s urge to mock the world’s continuous loss of sanity out there is too strong... embodies the true Justice that pummels the fraudulent calm of humanity."

 "It’s a Godzillian tabula rasa on our beliefs... the dirty shithole that remains dirty even after you’ve flushed."

The review explores Takeshi Kitano's film 'Getting Any?' as a bold and irreverent comedy that mocks societal norms and cinematic conventions. The plot is chaotic and absurd, filled with surreal scenes and harsh satire. Despite rough production, the film's conscious vulgarity offers a liberating, hilarious experience. The critic admires Kitano's fearless exposure of human folly and hypocrisy. Dive into Takeshi Kitano’s wild satire and watch 'Getting Any?' for a hilarious, offbeat cinematic trip!

 "Year Of The Tiger" is an album that astonishes and bewilders, excites, and leads to a new dimension.

 Listening to this work means giving a caress to our soul and a moment of reflection to our mind.

Myles Kennedy’s first solo album, 'Year Of The Tiger,' is a deeply personal concept album centered on the premature death of his father. Blending blues, rock, and country influences, the album navigates themes of grief, anger, and healing. Kennedy’s powerful vocals add emotional depth, making this a moving and intimate work that departs from his usual rock/metal roots. The album has been widely praised for its heartfelt storytelling and musical variety. Discover the emotional depth of Myles Kennedy’s 'Year Of The Tiger'—listen now and experience a powerful journey through loss and healing.

 I love Banco, the best Italian prog band.

 Marvelous lyrics, almost poetry.

This review praises Banco del Mutuo Soccorso as the best Italian progressive rock band. The reviewer highlights the immense talent of vocalist Di Giacomo and the Nocenzi brothers, applauding the album's poetic lyrics. 'Io Sono Nato Libero' is described as an excellent and noteworthy work. Listen to 'Io Sono Nato Libero' and experience the poetic power of Banco del Mutuo Soccorso.

 Declaration is truly a treasure that I highly recommend rediscovering.

 Songs that shake the soul and conscience.

The Alarm’s 1984 debut album 'Declaration' offers a distinct and powerful punk-folk rock sound combined with socially aware lyrics. Far from overshadowed by U2, this Welsh band's unique style shines through infectious anthems like 'Sixty Eight Guns' and 'Marching On.' Praised for its youthful idealism and militant energy, the album remains a compelling call to arms with lasting influence. The review also highlights Mike Peters’ resilience through personal health battles, adding depth to the band's legacy. Listen to The Alarm's 'Declaration' and experience a powerful punk-folk rock debut that still echoes with passion and purpose.

 Each of us comes into the world to say something but ends up in the grave having said nothing at all.

 I felt like I was on a silent trolleybus taking me slowly around the city, making its stops, reaching the terminus.

The review details a screening experience of Bela Tarr's 1987 film Perdition, highlighting its groundbreaking use of slow sequence shots and fixed frames. The film focuses on the bleak and resigned existence of its characters rather than plot. It is described as minimalist, existentialist, and nihilist yet delivered with a passionate and desperate human cry. The cinematography evokes a hypnotic and contemplative mood, making the viewer reflect on life's meaning. Dive into the haunting world of Bela Tarr's Perdition and experience cinema that slows time to reveal the depths of human existence.

 EL&P turns out to be the prog album most faithful to the mandate of this unfortunate decade for the genre I know best.

 "Mars, the Bringer of War" is the most successful and interesting track on the album, the one to pass down to posterity.

This review praises Emerson, Lake & Powell's 1985 self-titled album as a standout prog rock record during a decade when the genre was declining. It highlights Keith Emerson's steadfast keyboard work, Greg Lake's strong vocal presence, and Cozy Powell's competent drumming. The album balances classic prog elements with some experimentation and political themes. Despite some production challenges, it remains a worthy addition to any prog fan's collection. Discover the 1985 album that kept classic prog alive—listen to Emerson, Lake & Powell today!

 Each season has its own beginning. And this piece highlights it.

 It deserves careful listening, whether for the first part in 3/4, a light and incisive waltz-rock.

The review highlights Basset Band's 'Seasons Starting' as a captivating musical piece that evokes the distinct moods of each season. With its unique waltz-rock rhythm and clever harmonic progressions, the melodies stay memorable without being predictable. The reviewer encourages attentive listening to appreciate the track's subtle details and seasonal nuances. Listen to Basset Band’s Seasons Starting and experience the unique beginning of every season through music!

 Verhoeven’s emphatic directorial style... proves to be redundant and, at times, grotesque.

 The director lingers and wallows on very prurient details, just to overemphasize.

The review critiques Paul Verhoeven’s film Benedetta for its lack of originality and excessive directorial emphasis on erotic details. While the intense acting is praised, the film's heavy-handed style and melodramatic tone detract from its thematic potential. The review reflects disappointment in Verhoeven's continued approach to sexuality and faith. Discover the controversy and performances in Benedetta—read the full review and decide if Verhoeven’s vision intrigues you.

 Atmospheres between the hypnotic and the psychedelic based on chords that directly reference Bryter Later, the most pop groups of Canterbury, Yes, the glam rock of Roxy Music, and/or certain contaminations of Tippen or King Crimson.

 From Sweden, the contamination of rock in the broadest sense: electro-acoustic intertwining with a formidable rhythm section and an outstanding lead guitar.

The Amazing's 'Gentle Stream' album from Sweden offers a rich blend of psychedelic and hypnotic atmospheres with strong electro-acoustic elements. It features formidable rhythm and lead guitar work. The album draws from classic rock influences such as Bryter Later, Canterbury pop, Yes, Roxy Music, Tippen, and King Crimson, all reimagined with a modern twist. Overall, it's regarded as a great and compelling album. Discover the hypnotic and modern psychedelic sounds of The Amazing's 'Gentle Stream' – listen now and experience the fusion of classic and new rock!

 "This is my version of a stand-up comedy album... something that was fun but not a parody."

 ‘uknowhatimsayin¿ is an unjustly maligned product, mistakenly considered as a transitional project.’

Danny Brown’s uknowhatimsayin¿ is a distinctive rap album that merges humor with deep, dark themes. Produced by Q-Tip, it revisits classic black music sounds through a modern lens. The album features eclectic samples and notable collaborations, showcasing Brown’s unique voice and chaotic style. It’s an underrated work that deserves recognition and revisiting. Listen to Danny Brown’s uknowhatimsayin¿ for a wild ride through dark rap and comedy fusion.