A mother...What can a mother be? What might she be?

 Grimaldi signs his most significant work, despite being an obvious homage to Pier Paolo Pasolini’s 'Mamma Roma'.

Rosa Funzeca is a poignant film by Aurelio Grimaldi that delves deeply into the struggles of a mother working as a prostitute in Naples. It highlights the complex love between Rosa and her son Fernando, set against a backdrop of social decay. The movie serves as a modern homage to Pasolini's 'Mamma Roma,' featuring a standout performance by Ida Di Benedetto. Its black and white cinematography adds emotional depth to the harsh realities portrayed. Discover Rosa Funzeca's heartfelt story—watch the film and experience a powerful portrayal of love and sacrifice in Naples.

 Music that is nothing short of embarrassing, played with pre-war synths in a mishmash of new age music so strange that it is hard to listen to.

 Tangerine Dream may have done praiseworthy things in the past... but when it’s too much, it’s too much.

This review criticizes Tangerine Dream's 'Ballads' box set as a major letdown compared to their revered 1970s work. The music is described as outdated, uninspired, and resembling a tasteless mix of new age styles with no innovation. Despite being from the original band, it fails to meet the expectations of their pioneering legacy. The reviewer strongly advises against this release. Read the full review before diving into Tangerine Dream’s Ballads—know before you buy!

 In 'Copperopolis', Grant-Lee Phillips reaches the peak of his writing.

 Paul Kimble’s touch (both as a musician and a producer) is everywhere, and some arrangement ideas can also be found in 'Crawl', the only work of his Pistol Star.

Copperopolis is an underrated gem from the 90s that demands multiple listens to appreciate its complex songwriting and rich arrangements. Influenced heavily by Brian Wilson's Pet Sounds, the album showcases Grant-Lee Phillips at his lyrical peak, addressing socio-political, sentimental, and apocalyptic themes. Despite being overlooked upon release, its unique sound and emotional depth have earned it lasting admiration. The band’s internal struggles marked the end of an era, making Copperopolis a poignant swan song. Dive into Copperopolis and discover why Grant Lee Buffalo remains a timeless 90s treasure.

 The way in which the songs manage to be simple and fluid despite the complexity of the arrangements and execution is incredible.

 Without a doubt one of the best albums that I’ve come across in recent years.

This Town Needs Guns' debut album Animals showcases a fresh and courageous approach to mathrock, blending complex guitar work with dynamic rhythms. The intriguing balance between simplicity and technicality makes it captivating, garnering deserved cult status online. Though slightly repetitive due to the animal-themed track titles, the album remains one of the best recent finds in indie music. Dive into the intricate world of This Town Needs Guns and experience the mathrock masterpiece Animals today!

 "Ugly on the outside, enchanting on the inside."

 "The album is a clam that contains the pearl for compositional intelligence and incredible calibration of musical influences."

Baton Rouge's 1990 debut album 'Shake Your Soul' offers a warm and expertly crafted take on 80s melodic hard rock. Despite initial commercial obscurity, the album features memorable compositions and standout production, largely led by Kelly Keeling's vocals and guitar work. The review praises its blend of street rhythms, hard rock vocals, and soaring AOR melodies, suggesting it's a hidden gem worthy of rediscovery. Ideal for fans of arena rock craving authenticity and depth. Listen to Baton Rouge's 'Shake Your Soul' now and rediscover a masterful 80s rock experience waiting to be heard!

 Listening to the Official Version of the 'Blade Runner' soundtrack represents much more than simply wanting to engage with characteristic melodies of the cult movie.

 Vangelis' creation evolves, transforms, changes tone... a sonorous projection of splendid and rare beauty.

The review praises Vangelis' 1994 official Blade Runner soundtrack as a transcendent masterpiece that surpasses the film itself. It highlights the album's evolving soundscapes, cosmic themes, and deep emotional impact. Key tracks like 'Main Titles,' 'Blush Response,' and 'Rachel's Song' are noted for their ethereal beauty. The soundtrack blends psychedelic, ambient, and jazz elements, evoking vast space and existential contemplation. Experience the iconic Blade Runner soundtrack by Vangelis—listen now and immerse yourself in its timeless cosmic beauty.

 I don't hesitate to call colossal for the interest it has sparked, its content, and not least also its considerable price.

 The photo book offers a great source of culture and enrichment, a must-have and, in my opinion, the best thing in the entire box.

The review covers AC/DC's Backtracks box set, highlighting its vast content including rare studio tracks, live recordings, DVDs, and memorabilia. The deluxe edition's exclusive items, including a functional amplifier case, add appeal for dedicated fans. While some content is less remarkable, the collection overall enriches the band's legacy and is praised for its photo book and rare gems. The price is steep but justified for true enthusiasts. Discover the ultimate AC/DC collection—dive into Backtracks and experience rare tracks, epic live shows, and exclusive memorabilia today!

 "It is not simply a revival or copying effects and sounds of the past but a good research, utilizing certain models as needed and refining them with an airy and pleasant listening style."

 "A nice positive breeze in the Italian musical landscape, a group to be discovered and embraced."

Il disordine delle cose is a warmly received debut album from the Italian band of the same name. Featuring collaborations with notable Italian artists, it blends '60s pop influences with modern, airy production. With poignant lyrics and standout tracks like 'Don Giovanni' and 'L'altra metà di me stesso,' the album offers both emotional depth and accessible melodies. A breath of fresh air in the Italian music scene, it promises much for listeners seeking quality pop with artistic integrity. Listen to Il disordine delle cose for a refreshing take on Italian pop and discover standout tracks and rich collaborations.

 Slayer has never known compromises.

 The album starts very well; the opening track is immediately engaging, flowing riff after riff while Tom Araya screams horrifying and apocalyptic verses.

Slayer's 'World Painted Blood' offers uncompromising thrash metal with raw intensity and dark themes. The album maintains high energy and craftsmanship, with standout tracks and ferocious performances. Some moments feel repetitive and solos occasionally disrupt the flow. The stripped-down production highlights natural instrumentation, though guitar distortion could be stronger. Overall, it's a powerful addition to Slayer's legacy. Dive into Slayer's fierce thrash metal experience with 'World Painted Blood'—listen now and feel the raw power!

 Thom Yorke is undoubtedly capable of evoking forgotten sensations and distant memories.

 'Harry Patch (In Memory of)' is destined to become yet another monumental melodic-spiritual journey between the secondary lines.

Radiohead’s 'Harry Patch (In Memory Of)' is a deeply emotional and simple orchestral tribute to the last WWI soldier Harry Patch. Thom Yorke’s evocative vocals and Jonny Greenwood’s haunting string arrangement craft a timeless melody. The track highlights Radiohead’s ability to create profound art in understated ways. Proceeds support the Royal British Legion, adding a meaningful charitable dimension. Listen to Radiohead’s haunting tribute to Harry Patch and experience a timeless melody that honors peace and memory.

 It’s a revolution because the overall sound is transformed from the roots, becoming technological; and the most reactionary form of Western music, the opera theater, becomes futuristic.

 The fusion of all these elements results in a sound amalgam of hypnotic magnetism.

Evas Zweitgeburt, part of Stockhausen's Licht cycle, marks a revolutionary shift from traditional to modern orchestration by integrating synthesizers, samplers, and live soundscapes. The opera blends classical elements like a large female choir and basset horn solos with electronic instrumentation and real-life sound effects. This 5-CD edition captures the hypnotic fusion of these diverse musical resources, showcasing Stockhausen's futuristic vision for opera. Discover the groundbreaking fusion of traditional and electronic sounds in Stockhausen's Evas Zweitgeburt—listen and experience a futuristic opera masterpiece today!

 Here Fortis unleashes all his creativity and creates a work where all the elements of the previous albums take a leap in quality.

 The high-pitched tones at times become sharp, desperate screams for a truly unprecedented interpretation for our songwriter music.

The review highlights Alberto Fortis' 1984 album El Niño as a turning point and creative peak in his career. It praises the album's renewed creativity, intense vocal delivery, and lyrical return to grotesque themes. Key tracks like 'Brian Francisco' and 'La Sedia Elettrica' stand out for their originality. Overall, the album represents an essential rediscovery for fans of 1980s Italian music. Listen to Alberto Fortis' El Niño and experience a groundbreaking 1980s Italian music masterpiece.

 What matters is the tickle of the asphalt under the fingertips, the color of the horizon, the aching face, this foul air that ever so slowly poisons the lungs, the slow rhythm of a heartbeat.

 In the end, it is only silent, solitary, post-rock...

The review of Jakob's 'Dominion' captures a deeply emotional and solitary experience, highlighting its post-rock nature. Through vivid imagery, it evokes feelings of solitude, chaos, and quiet reflection. The album is described as a peaceful and anxious journey, marked by sound and atmosphere rather than words. Overall, the review praises the album's ability to move listeners into introspection and stillness. Explore Jakob's Dominion for a powerful post-rock experience that takes you deep into solitude and reflection.

 "Their mastery in smoothly shifting from Sepultura-style metal riffs and hardcore breakdowns to rap verses with a salsa backdrop is... very rare."

 "Puya breaks the barriers, positioning themselves in no man’s land, which at the same time is everyone’s land—theirs, ours who listen to them, satisfied."

Puya's 'Union' is a unique Latin metal album blending metal, rap, salsa, and punk with skill and originality. The review praises its catchy songs and diverse musical styles, highlighting the band's ability to break genre barriers. It remains a key work in Puya's discography and crossover music. Fans looking for innovation in metal and Latin sounds will find this album compelling. Listen to Puya's 'Union' and experience a bold fusion of Latin rhythms and metal energy that defies classification.

 "A great album that’s not easy to approach... only then will we fully enjoy the beautiful melodies of the singing."

 "Giurato compares fascism and fascists to a noisy and greedy table, who make a run for it when it’s time to pay, without taking responsibility."

Flavio Giurato's 1978 debut album 'Per Futili Motivi' offers a powerful narrative centered on a young Roman boy’s experience during World War II. The album masterfully blends Italian and Romanesco dialect to portray disillusionment and the horrors of war. Its lyrical depth is complemented by elegant musical arrangements and heartfelt performances. Though challenging at first due to dialectal language, the album rewards patient listeners with poignant storytelling and emotional resonance. Highly recommended for fans of thoughtful, narrative-driven music. Dive into Flavio Giurato’s 'Per Futili Motivi' and experience a moving Italian musical journey through war and emotion.

 Exposed manifests great ambitions even from the title, showing oneself naked and unmasked in a musical tabloid that spares no energy at full force.

 It’s an album serving to admit in a brief lucid moment that 'Can’t Change Me', from the title of the only ballad present on this release.

This review highlights Vince Neil's 1993 solo album 'Exposed' as a strong and raw musical comeback following his exit from Motley Crue. Backed by top musicians and skilled production, the album channels Neil’s frustration and personal battles into energetic and honest hard rock. While it may divide fans and critics, the album earns a solid rating for its sincerity and powerful rock essence. The Ramones cover stands out as a symbolic and fitting closing track. Explore Vince Neil's bold solo album 'Exposed' and experience the raw energy of 90s rock firsthand.

 Péter Esterhazy offers you ninety-seven women to forget, and since Lucio Battisti made do with eighty-seven fewer, one must say that this time you got lucky.

 "There is a woman. She loves me. I love her. At the moment her body bores me. Here she is turning by my side. I'd rather stroke my bird. No, that's too direct."

Péter Esterhazy's 'A Woman' offers 97 short, vivid sketches of women and love, told with irony and emotional depth. The reviewer contrasts it with Esterhazy's heavier family saga 'Harmonia Caelestis,' recommending this lighter and engaging read. The book is praised for its wit and relatability, appealing even to those who struggle to understand women. The review includes personal anecdotes, enriching the connection to the text. Overall, an entertaining and insightful look into love and human flaws. Discover Péter Esterhazy's witty and emotional portraits of women in 'A Woman' – read the review and dive into this unique literary journey today!

 An album to be savored gradually.

 Endless Falls confirms the skill of this refined artist heir to Schulze, Eno and co.

Loscil's Endless Falls offers an atmospheric journey centered on water-themed ambient sounds. Combining dub bass with piano and strings, it requires patience to fully appreciate. This album builds on the artist’s previous work, presenting a less dark, more human side. The final spoken word adds a new dimension to the project. Overall, it confirms Loscil’s status in the ambient music scene. Dive into Loscil's Endless Falls and experience the subtle beauty of immersive ambient music today.

 "Hubris I & II is definitely not a product of 'body,' a compact, hard product; metal has nothing to do with it this time."

 "Let's tie our hair for once and lie down on the water mattress to enjoy an ice-cold slushie instead of the usual (still ice-cold) beer."

Andreas Kisser’s double solo album Hubris I & II represents a refreshing departure from metal, embracing Brazilian tribal rhythms and relaxed atmospheres. The album showcases creativity through collaborations and a diverse musical approach. Part I features vocals and rock-tribal influences, while Part II is mostly instrumental and calming. It is recommended for fans of extreme genres seeking moments of relaxation and those interested in Brazilian musical heritage. Listen to Andreas Kisser’s Hubris I & II for a unique blend of tribal rhythms and musical creativity beyond metal.

 If you’re not rich yet, it’s because no one has ever taught you how to do it.

 He explains why people, deep down, have a sort of 'reverential fear' of money.

This review explores Alfio Bardolla's book which demystifies why many fear becoming rich and offers practical strategies for real estate investing even with minimal capital. Bardolla shares insights on turning fear into opportunity and building wealth through intelligence and strategy. The reviewer acknowledges Bardolla's success and the book's popularity but remains cautiously optimistic about the broad impact of his teachings. Explore Alfio Bardolla's secrets to conquering money fears and start building your wealth through smart real estate investing today!