The Sardinians take an X-ray of the human soul’s skeleton, deconstructing thoughts and sounds, delivering a collage of often bitter images.

 The ease with which the Quercia can do harm is impressive. You’ll think that chorus that came out with all the possible pathos from Luca’s throat was written by you.

Quercia’s album 'Di tutte le cose che abbiamo perso e perderemo' presents a powerful exploration of loss, pain, and self-awareness. Moving away from the indie acoustic style of their debut, the music becomes darker and more intense, mirroring the storm of emotions within. Themes of societal alienation, anxiety, and the fight against nihilism are poignantly expressed. The album challenges listeners to confront internal struggles and find resilience. Discover Quercia’s profound journey through loss and healing—listen to the album now and feel every powerful emotion.

 I can sense a decisively weighted, engaging, and mentholated work.

 The impression of these bands is always that of an exceptional yet timeless work, a kind of punk neoclassicism.

Moin's second album PASTE is a thoughtfully weighted and engaging post-rock work. It blends influences from Slint, Shellac, Sonic Youth, and others into a timeless and intense sound. The review reflects on revivalist trends in music and the album's place within them, praising its depth and artistic resonance. Listen to Moin’s PASTE and explore the cutting edge of post-rock revival today!

 Bettye initially whispers more dryly and sharply than silence. Then she sings in a way that can only be described as sublime.

 In the morning, I want to always wake up like this. For a million years. And in the evening be held tight.

This review praises Bettye Swann's soulful transformation of a Doo Wop tune into a deep, heartfelt soul classic. Her sublime and emotional vocal delivery conveys intense desire and delicate beauty. The reviewer highlights the unique atmosphere she creates and the lasting impact of the song's performance. Ultimately, the review expresses profound admiration and gratitude toward Bettye Swann’s artistry. Experience Bettye Swann's soulful magic—listen to 'Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye' and feel the emotion yourself!

 Rina Sawayama further refines her genre-bending, including influences from new genres for her, ready to underpin introspective and never banal lyrics.

 It’s a shame also because, with good level content and generally measured writing even in its excesses, Rina Sawayama is certainly not devoid of talent and interesting things to say.

Rina Sawayama’s second album 'Hold the Girl' continues her adventurous blend of pop, indie, and diverse genres with mature songwriting and rich themes. Despite impressive experimentation and personal lyrics, the album is weakened by outdated ballads that impair cohesion. The work shows clear talent and ambition, but true maturity remains just out of reach, making it a decent but not outstanding follow-up to her debut. Discover Rina Sawayama's bold and genre-defying 'Hold the Girl'—explore the album and its rich themes now!

 Moro is the figure of a man caught in a dramatic whirlwind bigger than himself, to the point of confessing his fear of dying and his desire to keep living.

 Freeing Moro was not an insurmountable task since his prison was in an apartment in Rome, and by using some infiltrator informant in the then far-left, something concrete could have been accomplished.

Marco Bellocchio’s Esterno notte is a compelling and meticulously crafted film revisiting the enigmatic Aldo Moro case. Through nearly six hours of intense drama, the film portrays the tragic months of Moro’s kidnapping with nuanced performances and a fast-paced, steady direction. Bellocchio highlights the political failures, betrayals, and contradictions of the era, offering an insightful reinterpretation of a complex historical event. The film underscores the human and political dramas behind the crisis, positioning Moro as a tragic, almost Christ-like figure. Watch Marco Bellocchio’s Esterno notte to uncover the gripping story of Aldo Moro’s kidnapping and the dark secrets of 1970s Italy.

 Better alone than well or poorly accompanied...

 The moment I felt the most connected was when she stops along the coast on a gray and windy winter day with the beauty of the sound and the vision of the waves repeatedly crashing and receding.

Nomadland follows Fern as she embarks on a solitary journey across the American West after losing her husband. She encounters others living rootless lives and finds moments of connection and inner peace. The story is quietly moving, enriched by scenic visuals and melodic piano by Ludovico Einaudi. The review highlights the film’s respectful portrayal of those on the margins, offering a meditative look at life’s uncertainties. Discover the poignant story of Nomadland—watch now to experience a heartfelt journey through loss and freedom.

 The sound of Envy of None is instead a minimalist, stripped-down soft rock where the former Rush member is hardly heard and has few opportunities to unleash his style.

 Maiah Wynne’s voice... seems designed precisely for this type of psychedelic and dreamy music; it’s deliberately slender and velvety, seeming like a cross between Billie Eilish and Elizabeth Fraser.

Envy of None is a refreshing departure from Alex Lifeson’s Rush legacy, showcasing a minimalist and psychedelic sound rich in dreamy electronics. The album features Maiah Wynne’s velvety voice, creating an ethereal and soft rock experience. Lifeson’s subdued guitar work surprises longtime fans, revealing his openness to new musical territories. This debut is highly rated and promises more to come. Listen to Envy of None now and experience Alex Lifeson’s bold musical transformation!

 A dreamlike atmosphere, light and crystalline, weaves the intertwining threads of fate and fills with need and a sense of anticipation the search for the other.

 This is what delicacy does, it brushes against you. And with a light touch, it reaches deep within.

This review explores Jiro Taniguchi's comic Gli Anni Dolci, highlighting its tender love story between an old professor and his former student. The story is characterized by delicate emotional themes and a poetic, dreamlike atmosphere. The artwork is noted for its clear, subtle lines and luminous simplicity. The review praises the gentle and profound impact the story leaves on the reader. Discover the delicate and poetic love story in Gli Anni Dolci—immerse yourself in Jiro Taniguchi's beautifully crafted comic today!

 The camera's eye digs deep, revealing truths that can escape the distracted gaze of everyday life.

 The power of cinema scared the boy and after over fifty years of career... it continues to scare the old man.

The review highlights Steven Spielberg’s technical brilliance in The Fabelmans while revealing his reluctance to fully explore human complexity and emotional unpredictability in his films. It discusses the film’s meta-narrative about the power and fear of cinema, especially relating to Spielberg’s personal and artistic struggles. The Fabelmans is seen as both a masterpiece and a confession of the filmmaker’s limits. Despite some superfluous moments, the film showcases the magic and control inherent in Spielberg’s craft. Discover the emotional and technical depths of Spielberg's The Fabelmans – watch the film and explore this revealing review!

 "When the horizon is high, it’s interesting; when it’s low, it’s interesting. When it’s in the center, it’s fucking boring!"

 "The images speak more than the dialogues."

The Fabelmans is a simple yet profoundly emotional coming-of-age film by Steven Spielberg. The reviewer praises its passion, superb acting, and beautiful cinematography by Kaminski. The film skillfully balances family struggles, first love, and the protagonist's growing passion for cinema. Memorable scenes and elegant editing make it a gratifying experience. The reviewer highly recommends watching it again. Discover the heartfelt journey of The Fabelmans—watch this cinematic gem and feel the passion of Spielberg’s storytelling.

 Mistakes, even big ones, and weaknesses, which are often the main cause of these mistakes, are sometimes a blessing.

 Will Smith’s mantra 'I’m a work in progress' resonates deeply, reminding us that in life you never stop learning and growing.

This review praises Will Smith's autobiography for its honest and deep portrayal of his life journey, including struggles, success, and personal growth. It emphasizes the book’s raw and reflective nature, connecting the reader to universal themes of mistakes, resilience, and family. The reviewer highlights how the autobiography stayed with them long after reading and recommends it for an insightful and inspiring experience. Dive into Will Smith’s inspiring autobiography and discover the true power of perseverance and personal growth!

 Thanks to Last.fm, however, a great tool that tracks listening habits and provides interesting statistics, it’s possible to create a general—not just musical—overview.

 Caught them by sheer luck this summer in Bari. You know the concert that becomes an occasion to delve deeply into discographies and the post-live euphoria effect?

The review reflects on a personal journey through the most played songs of 2022, highlighting tracks from various genres like indie rock, punk, and electronic music. Using tools like Last.fm, the author connects memories and emotions to each song and artist. Notable mentions include Suede, Chemical Brothers, Pennywise, and Keane among others, with personal anecdotes enriching the experience. The album serves as a diverse snapshot of meaningful music throughout the year. Explore these top tracks of 2022 and rediscover the sounds that shaped the year’s musical landscape!

 The dead singers are not really dead — They’re hidden in Rome living the good life.

 Thus ends this cheerful tune, which musically reprises the rhythm of 'I Watussi' by Edoardo Vianello.

The review unravels the mystery behind the dead singers mentioned in Elio e le Storie Tese's song 'Li Immortacci' from their 1996 album 'Eat The Phikis'. It decodes lyrical references to iconic musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Freddie Mercury, Bob Marley, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, Jim Morrison, and others. The detailed analysis highlights the band’s playful yet respectful tribute style, enriched by contributions from Giorgia and Edoardo Vianello. Despite thorough research, some lyrical ambiguities remain, inviting readers to contribute further insight. Explore the hidden legends behind 'Li Immortacci' — uncover the timeless tribute to rock icons!

 Four notes, yes, but millions of nuances.

 The smoke isn’t black and oppressive as it used to be. This time it’s colorful and smells of jubilation, of purification.

Pyroclasts is a companion album to Sunn O)))'s Life Metal, featuring four improvisations each based on a single note. The album presents an ambient and meditative experience, blending drone metal with hypnotic sonic textures. It evokes imagery of volcanic forces and a transformative atmosphere, emphasizing jubilation and purification rather than oppression. Fans will appreciate the subtle shift toward ambient composition while maintaining the essence of Sunn O))). Dive into Sunn O)))'s Pyroclasts and experience a hypnotic blend of ambient and drone metal—listen now to a transformative sonic journey!

 "The more knowledgeable won’t miss the references to Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky forming the backbone of a lyrical narrative."

 "What astonishes in this seventy-two-year-old is the energy with which he is in constant search of new musical horizons."

Steve Hackett's album 'Surrender of Silence' showcases his ongoing musical exploration with a mix of classical, prog, and ethnic influences. The review highlights standout tracks like 'Natalia' and 'Relaxation Music for Sharks,' praising Hackett's passion and virtuosity. Despite some overly complex moments, the album offers a cultured listening experience far above much contemporary music. Discover the epic sounds of Steve Hackett’s 'Surrender of Silence' and dive into a rich world of prog and classical fusion today!

 "You have the right impression of being in front of an album curated in every detail, the sound finds its dimension in a sort of limbo between physicality and narcotic daze in a semi-awake state."

 "One of the masterpieces of the disc is certainly 'Where Dust Settles', a sonic collage between the astonishing and the frightening, melody and voices continually swallowed by something else."

Hank & Slim's The World Turned Gingham is a meticulously crafted album blending avant-garde country with electronic sound collages. The work features dreamlike, psychedelic soundscapes that balance acoustic guitar arpeggios with experimental electronics. Each track offers evolving atmospheres, from serene melodies to dense, disorienting sonic textures. The album stands as a rare exploration of physicality and narcotic sensation in music, displaying both subtlety and depth. Dive into the hypnotic blend of avant-garde country and electronics—listen to The World Turned Gingham and discover a rare psychedelic masterpiece.

 "Kazan caustically represents the power of mass media in modern society to the point of influencing the public who convincingly follow skillfully influential characters."

 "The system will continue anyway because other demagogues will rise to prominence to manipulate the masses, the latter unfortunately afflicted by short memory and destined to repeat the usual mistakes."

Elia Kazan's 1957 film 'A Face in the Crowd' explores the dark influence of mass media and populist politics through the rise and fall of Larry Lonesome Rhodes. The film remains relevant today with its visionary portrayal of media manipulation and political theatrics. Despite mixed initial reviews, it stands as a powerful social commentary on American society and democratic fragility. The intense performances, especially by Andy Griffith, add depth to this timeless classic. Watch Elia Kazan's 'A Face in the Crowd' to discover a timeless warning about media and politics still relevant today.

 "December represents the highest sales success for George Winston and probably also for the label that produced it, exceeding well over 3 million copies sold!"

 "The closure in 'Peace' by Winston himself undoubtedly captures the theme perfectly, sending us all happily under the tree to open presents."

This review celebrates the enduring quality of George Winston's December album, released 40 years ago during Windham Hill's peak. It highlights the album's focus on traditional and beloved Christmas carols, Winston's expert piano arrangements, and its commercial success with over 3 million copies sold. The reviewer appreciates the album's refined approach to holiday music and recommends it as a sweet seasonal classic. Noted tracks include 'Carol of the Bells' and Winston's extended 'Canon' rendition. Listen to George Winston's timeless December album and bring a soulful touch to your holiday season.

 Every end is a new beginning.

 Life is hinged on gigantic lies, which hold everything together as pillars.

Il grande giorno by Massimo Venier revisits the comedic trio’s style, focusing on Milanese bourgeois contradictions through a dysfunctional wedding. The film balances familiar comedic mechanisms with sharper social insights, portraying characters trapped in hypocrisy and appearances. It combines humor and bittersweet reflection, ultimately advocating new beginnings amidst collapse. While somewhat repetitive, it successfully highlights the intricate interpersonal conflicts of wealth and pretense. Discover the witty and bittersweet satire of Milanese life in Il grande giorno—watch now and dive into its rich comedic layers.

 If this challenge consisted in the element of risk to transform my path and my vocality from a lyrical singer to a jazz singer, the result is evidently achieved.

 Lucia Filaci doses high and low registers with great balance, delivering a fine execution.

Lucia Filaci’s debut album 'A Tu Per Tu' showcases her impressive ability to bridge classical and jazz singing with ease. The album features both original compositions and creative reinterpretations of jazz standards. Accompanied by skilled musicians, her playful vocalese, scat, and balanced registers bring vibrant life to every track. The review highlights the technical and artistic growth evident throughout the album, making it a rewarding listen that reveals more upon repeated plays. Listen to Lucia Filaci's 'A Tu Per Tu' and experience the artistry of a unique jazz voice blending classical roots with vibrant jazz energy.