En=Trance is an electronic polyptych presenting almost the same image viewed from four different angles.

 Schulze seems even more austere and detached, gaining control of expressive means but losing spontaneity.

En=Trance marks a pivotal point in Klaus Schulze's career, characterized by the increased use of sampling and trance-inspired motifs. The album features four medium-length tracks with a hypnotic, repetitive structure and emphasizes a controlled, austere electronic sound. While not as emotionally engaging as earlier works, it remains an intriguing and solid example of Schulze’s evolving style in the late 1980s. The album invites listeners to explore a trance-like sonic landscape that balances expressiveness with detachment. Dive into Klaus Schulze's En=Trance to experience the hypnotic pulse of late 80s electronic music—listen now and explore its trance-like depths!

 The good is also evil because it does not hesitate to use violence to achieve its goals.

 The Untouchables makes us understand how in reality, despite good intentions and nice words, everything is still 'talk and a badge'.

The Untouchables is a standout De Palma film that balances gangster action with dramatic tension set in 1930s Chicago. While not flawless in pacing or coherence, it excels in style, iconic violence, and memorable performances, notably Robert De Niro and Oscar-winning Sean Connery. The film explores complex themes of good versus evil, showing justice as a paradox. It remains a significant work, rich with cinematic homages and genre blending. Explore the thrilling world of The Untouchables—watch this iconic crime classic and dive into De Palma's masterful direction today!

 "Prophecy is a fundamental chapter in the Soulfly saga, not only because of the extremely positive nature of the work but also from a symbolic point of view."

 "The album brilliantly combines all the elements and characteristics of Soulfly, a must-have."

Prophecy marks a key moment in Soulfly's evolution with a stable lineup contributing to a blend of tribal, thrash, and reggae metal. Max Cavalera's creative direction shines through varied tracks, from intense thrash to soulful experimental pieces. The album features standout collaborations and live bonus tracks, making it essential for new and longtime fans alike. Dive into Soulfly's Prophecy and explore the bold fusion of tribal and thrash metal – a powerful journey you won't forget!

 Wallace is one of those minds you'd love to engage with and “I.J.” manages to capture your soul, to make itself loved.

 You can’t summarize this book in one word, because it seems that nothing ever takes precedence: Wallace’s metanarrative audacity is directly proportional to the plot (the entertainment) of the book, which is directly proportional to the leitmotif that veins it (depression).

This review explores the multifaceted brilliance of David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest, highlighting its audacious storytelling, deep exploration of depression, and innovative style. The novel’s complex narrative intertwines themes of entertainment, addiction, and existential sadness in a near-future setting. Despite its challenging length and density, the book captivates with its emotional depth and literary ingenuity. The review praises Wallace’s ability to connect with readers through a shared human experience of incompleteness. Dive into the world of Infinite Jest and discover a groundbreaking novel that blends deep emotion with unparalleled literary craft.

 This film was actually relentless in its critique of the entire system, no one is spared from the fierce accusations these images convey.

 Timekeeper: 'You are below standard, the rhythm is less than 80.' Worker: 'Excuse me, Mr. Timekeeper, but I go by the rhythm of my masturbation speed, did I make myself clear?'

Elio Petri's 1971 film La Classe Operaia Va In Paradiso remains a powerful and relevant critique of class exploitation and labor struggles. The story follows a metalworker, Lulù, whose accident brings awareness but no real escape from alienation. The film condemns employers, unions, and activists alike, painting a bleak but profound picture of workers' reality. Its message endures in modern times as social and economic inequalities persist. Watch Elio Petri’s masterpiece to understand the enduring realities of labor and class struggle—still relevant decades later.

 "'Once Upon A Dog Star' is the ideal synthesis of what this collection wants and should represent: rhythm, melody, cunning, FM rock assault."

 "All the guests, strictly exceptional, honor the host: deep and pulsing bass sections by Peter Hook, funky rhythm by Flea and John Frusciante, glamorous choruses by Fergie, and guitar enlightenments by Nuno Bettencourt."

This review reflects on Perry Farrell’s Satellite Party’s 2007 album Ultra Payloaded as an ambitious and eclectic project. It praises its mix of rock, disco, and punk elements and highlights notable guest musicians. Nostalgia for Farrell’s earlier peak with Jane's Addiction is present, alongside appreciation for the album's diverse tracks. Overall, it’s a good listen for alternative rock fans seeking creative depth. Listen to Ultra Payloaded now and experience Perry Farrell’s ambitious musical journey with a star-studded cast!

 A perfect synthesis between the rawest Tarantino and the most epic and spiritual Kieslowski.

 An undisputed jewel by a director just 23 years old who will certainly make waves.

Le Mele di Adamo is a remarkable Danish film blending dark humor, spirituality, and intense psychological drama. It tells the story of a neo-Nazi undergoing forced rehabilitation in a remote religious community. Praised for its fearless storytelling and memorable characters, the movie combines sarcasm, cynicism, and profound themes without being pedantic. Awarded at Sundance and other festivals, it holds a special place in offbeat European cinema. Watch Le Mele di Adamo to experience a unique and powerful Danish film masterpiece with captivating themes and unforgettable characters.

 ESTIQAATSI! thinks that the group of Various Artists POP is better than all groups of albums by Various Artists POP.

 Great Chief ESTIQAATSI welcomes you to his second review on the peaceful Debaser tribe.

This review praises the 'Radioplay Pop Express 866P' album, highlighting its diverse selection of popular tracks from various well-known artists. The reviewer enthusiastically recommends the compilation as superior to other similar albums. The review also clarifies the concept of pop music groups and celebrates the album’s star-studded lineup. Explore Radioplay Pop Express 866P and enjoy the best hits from today's top pop stars!

 Fenriz wanted to mix in a single work all that was done before adding heavy influences, nwobhm and more classic rock.

 "I am the graves of the 80's" is one of the most beautiful pieces birthed by Darkthrone, pure violence to support eighties metal.

Darkthrone's Circle The Wagons attempts to blend their recent metal punk style with influences from NWOBHM and classic rock, resulting in a less focused and somewhat forced album. While some tracks pack strong energy and raw passion, others feel cumbersome and experimental. Despite its flaws, the album maintains the band's authenticity and connection to the metal underground. Fans of the band’s evolving sound may find enjoyment amid the uneven impact. Dive into Darkthrone's Circle The Wagons to explore their bold metal punk fusion and decide if their classic spirit reigns strong!

 Criminal Element kick us in the teeth with more aggressive death-grind tracks.

 Extreme Metal is divided between those who play it with passion and those who mimic the greats without shedding blood.

Criminal Element’s debut album 'Guilty As Charged' delivers a potent blend of death metal, grindcore, and hardcore. Featuring members from top extreme metal bands, the album shows technical skill and raw aggression. Standout tracks include 'Blood Money,' 'Snitch Bitch Homicide,' and 'Suicide By Cop.' While lacking originality, the band’s passion and execution place them among elite extreme metal acts. The album includes two covers, with the Carnivore cover standing out more effectively. Dive into Criminal Element’s 'Guilty As Charged' for an uncompromising extreme metal experience—listen now and feel the power!

 "Shot in the Dark is in every respect the least blues-oriented of these works and perhaps for this reason, the most personal."

 "Great White, like the most seasoned gamblers, are ready to play their four aces."

Great White's 1986 album 'Shot in the Dark' marks their breakthrough with a well-crafted blend of hard rock, melody, and aggression. The album stands out as their least blues-oriented work, delivering refined arrangements and memorable tracks. With solid covers and original songs, it laid the foundation for the band’s future success despite challenges. The review praises the powerful vocals and guitar work, highlighting its importance in the band's history. Dive into Great White’s 'Shot in the Dark' and experience a powerful blend of classic hard rock and unforgettable melodies!

 Brian Williams, better known as Lustmord, is a man who knows he possesses compositional abilities beyond the norm and understands that certain boundaries should not be crossed.

 ‘Trans plutonian transmissions’ creates scenes of destruction, desolate lands shaped by events, places of an alien future.

This review highlights Brian Williams’ project Arecibo and its album ‘Trans Plutonian Transmissions’ as a sophisticated dark ambient work evoking space and cosmic vastness. The music is complex, unsettling, and demands focused listening to appreciate its layers and themes of despair and alien futures. It balances genius composition with psychological depth, warning that the album isn’t for casual or unprepared listeners. The six lengthy tracks create a repetitive yet deliberate atmosphere rich in electronic textures. Dive into the eerie depths of Arecibo’s 'Trans Plutonian Transmissions' and explore an epic cosmic sound journey today.

 When an I Want You To Rock Me starts, you immediately say it’s Vixen.

 I’m still sure more could have been demanded from those who, back then, had already shown their skill on the faces of the same vinyl.

Vixen's 1988 debut album showcases their extraordinary talents with a mixture of catchy glam rock and ballads. The review notes the band's naivety and indecision in musical direction, resulting in tracks that vary in strength. Despite some lack of punch, the album establishes a unique sound identity. Highlights include the memorable opener "Edge of a Broken Heart" and emotive ballads like "Cryin'." While not flawless, it's considered a must-have for glam rock fans. Discover the roots of glam rock’s best female band—listen to Vixen’s debut and explore their unique 80s sound!

 David Bowie claimed to benefit from the group dynamic, which returned the enthusiasm and credibility of someone not constantly in the spotlight.

 Ultimately, it is just an adequate product, a snapshot of a band that, despite operating at full capacity, fails to convince either the purists of rock or Bowie’s longtime fans.

This review examines Tin Machine's live album 'Oy Vey, Baby,' noting the band's technical skill and improvisation but criticizing lengthy tracks and questionable song choices. David Bowie’s relief from solo spotlight is recognized, though the album ultimately fails to satisfy both rock purists and longtime fans. The title is also seen as an odd choice. Only dedicated completists might appreciate this release. Explore the nuances of Tin Machine's live album and decide if this underrated rock project deserves a listen!

 Each track is an instrumental story that should be told, each piece has a branched life that develops on its own, surpassing themes, schemes, and labels.

 There is something phenomenal, something atypical even in the simplest of chords, there is no verse to remember, no chorus to hum, and yet everything passes through, precisely in an electric way, from mind to heart and vice versa in a continual refreshment.

Algernon's 2010 album Ghost Surveillance offers an intricate and cultured blend of jazz and post-rock with impeccable musicianship. The vibraphone adds fluidity, and each track tells a unique instrumental story. The band’s flawless execution paired with Cuneiform's production makes the album a captivating experience. Fans of Tortoise and XTC will find much to admire in this sophisticated release. Listen to Algernon's Ghost Surveillance for a unique blend of jazz, post-rock, and experimental brilliance.

 Just listen to the flagship track of the collection, the astonishing 'I Am the Black Gold of the Sun'.

 The extraordinary impressionism of the group and its complex arrangements elevate American pop to a truly remarkable level of artistry.

Rotary Connection's final album 'Hey, Love' stands as a keystone work in psychedelic and progressive American soul. Departing from covers, the band showcases original compositions blending influences from Bacharach to Zappa. The album features exquisite arrangements, soulful vocals, particularly by Minnie Riperton, and a rich musical tapestry that foreshadows later giants like Earth Wind & Fire. Tracks like 'I Am the Black Gold of the Sun' exemplify the band's visionary artistry in the vibrant late 60s/early 70s music scene. Listen to 'Hey, Love' and dive into the psychedelic soul masterpiece that defined a musical era.

 In the title track, forty years of Italian history unfold, balancing between autobiography and collective memory, marred only by a slightly overly verbose text.

 ‘L'altra parte del mondo’ is a jewel of epic melancholy like only Dalla can create.

Lucio Dalla's 1983 marks a turn toward eclecticism and new directions in his music and lyrics. Although not as consistently strong as earlier works, it features two standout tracks that blend personal and collective history with deep melancholy. Some songs feel familiar or overly introspective, but the album deserves a second look for its creativity and courage. It reflects a pivotal moment where Dalla sought to refresh his artistic path. Discover Lucio Dalla's 1983—listen now and explore his bold musical journey!

 The opener is, in my opinion, the most devastating piece in the group’s history, even more than "Let There Be Rock" and "Whole Lotta Rosie."

 "Ride On" is a long and intense pure blues ballad that tells us about a restless and reflective Bon about his situation as a young/old rocker.

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap represents a pivotal moment for AC/DC, blending aggressive hard rock with blues influences. The album showcases standout tracks like the explosive opener and the reflective ballad "Ride On." Though some songs run long, the record proves AC/DC's ability to evolve while maintaining their distinctive sound. Initially rejected in the US, it launched their important UK breakthrough. A definitive classic that challenges misconceptions about the band. Discover AC/DC's legendary Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap—listen now and experience the fierce energy and timeless rock spirit!

 Every sound, noise, reverb, whisper, the tiniest details of this work are so important that they make the listener assume that any note added or removed from the current ones could only worsen it.

 The album has the flavor of the night, and McMahan seems to immerse himself in it.

Brian McMahan’s 'For Carnation' marks a significant departure from his past with Slint, embracing slow jams and rich arrangements. The album offers hypnotic, ethereal music with intricate details and a focus on atmosphere rather than genre norms. While different from McMahan’s earlier work, it stands as a high-quality, complex, and unique artistic statement. This album is an immersive nighttime experience with timeless appeal. Discover the hypnotic soundscape of For Carnation and experience Brian McMahan's artistic evolution—listen now and immerse yourself in this atmospheric masterpiece.

 This photo, seemingly humorous, has changed the way we should see things; in a way, it changed me.

 All men are equal, and the earth belongs to no one. We shouldn’t be afraid of foreigners because there’s no reason to be.

This heartfelt review reflects on a powerful photo by Roberto Neumiller from the SOS Sahel project. It highlights the realities of poverty, racism, and immigration, urging readers to rethink their attitudes. The reviewer expresses shame over Italy’s role and advocates for empathy and equality, praising the photos’ ability to provoke deep reflection. Explore Roberto Neumiller’s SOS Sahel photos to see the human face of immigration and join the conversation on equality and justice.