Listening to just a few minutes of the concert, one realizes that this is "total" music, too sublime and elusive to be constrained by words.

 Jarrett defined it as his best concert. I don’t dare to go that far even though, undoubtedly, with this music, Keith has reached eternity; and he shares it with us.

Keith Jarrett's Vienna Concert showcases his extraordinary improvisational skills in a solo performance recorded live in 1991. The concert blends jazz and classical elements, creating a deeply emotional and immersive musical experience. The first extended composition moves through introspection, struggle, and resolution, while the second part offers a memorable, hypnotic conclusion. Jarrett pushes beyond jazz boundaries, delivering a timeless masterpiece. Discover the emotional depth and sublime improvisation of Keith Jarrett’s Vienna Concert – listen now and be mesmerized by a timeless piano masterpiece.

 An album that compensates for the vehemence of the initial sounds with the ambient experiments that, over time, would disperse, in the opinion of this writer, the true essence of the peculiarity of a band-institution belonging to a movement.

 The guitars are not completely set aside, in fact, they are not set aside at all, but their fierceness is only perceptible intermittently.

The review traces The Ecstasy of Saint Theresa's rapid evolution from their abrasive shoegaze roots to a more ambient, electronic sound on Fluidtrance Centauri. Following a critical event—the theft of their instruments—the band adopted new musical methods centered around electronic composition, while still retaining subtle guitar presence. The album balances experimentation with remnants of their earlier emotive intensity, highlighting a unique transitional phase for the group. Despite some loss of original energy, the work remains captivating and noteworthy. Discover the unique fusion of shoegaze and ambient electronic sounds in Fluidtrance Centauri—listen now and experience The Ecstasy of Saint Theresa’s musical journey.

 BJM embark towards new horizons.

 If only there were more bands and albums like these, in these lean times.

The review praises The Brian Jonestown Massacre's album 'Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?' as a fresh journey blending their psychedelic roots with 'baggy' rhythms reminiscent of Madchester-era bands. The album incorporates diverse influences and showcases a strong lineup including Matt Hollywood and Will Carruthers. While some experimental tracks are critiqued, the overall work is embraced as innovative and engaging. The reviewer expresses a hopeful appreciation for more albums like this in today's music scene. Dive into the psychedelic journey of 'Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?' and discover BJM's bold new sound today!

 A real declaration of love for a country that, despite its variety and endless contradictions, carries centuries of experience on its shoulders and still exerts a certain charm.

 It’s a show of captivating and crafted rhythms, this one... They too, in their way, tell stories, recite, suggest, lead by hand through what is not just a simple theatre show, but a serenade.

Marco Paolini's Bestiario Italiano is a captivating theatrical journey through Italy's diverse regions, languages, and cultures. Recorded live at Teatro Strehler, it combines storytelling with rich music and dialects. The show celebrates Italy's contrasts and charm through engaging rhythms and heartfelt performances. It offers a unique serenade that portrays the country’s complex identity and enduring appeal. This two-hour performance is both a cultural homage and an artistic exploration. Discover Marco Paolini's Bestiario Italiano and experience Italy’s rich culture and history through an unforgettable theatrical and musical journey.

 Anarchy, what a beautiful word: 'An-archè', without principle. Being anarchic means making choices that often clash with common sense.

 Those who don’t try never make mistakes, anarchy is rage, a feeling of contempt towards the times we live in. A desire for a different world.

This review captures the passionate and anarchistic spirit of Franti's album Non Classificato. Blending punk, hardcore, and alternative styles, the album provokes deep reflections on freedom, pain, and societal struggles. The reviewer emphasizes the band's anti-copyright stance and their refusal of conventional music circuits, presenting the work as a profound journey rather than just a record. Complex philosophical themes, including Nietzsche's ideas, enrich the listening experience. Dive into Franti’s Non Classificato and experience a fierce blend of punk, philosophy, and anarchy—listen, reflect, and rebel!

 The five Lombards continue with "Let Battle Commence," successfully creating long, complex but at the same time evocative songs.

 "My Name Will Live On" accentuates the epic and dramatic hues, superbly concluding a certainly well-orchestrated album.

Doomsword's Let Battle Commence is a solid and complex Viking/epic metal album that vividly brings Nordic battles and pagan themes to life. The album features powerful guitars and dark vocals, though some tracks dip in energy. Strong songwriting, especially on standout songs like "Woden's Reign," make it a noteworthy release for fans of the genre. While not a masterpiece, it remains one of Italy's top epic metal works. Dive into Doomsword's Let Battle Commence and experience epic Viking metal at its finest—listen now and feel the battle rage!

 The problem is... uninspired songwriting that manages to produce only a couple of real anthems.

 "Undiminished" is a bit surprising, an instrumental that slows the pace and darkens the atmosphere.

Hatebreed’s self-titled fifth album shows a slower pace and less surprising songwriting compared to their previous masterpieces. While tracks like "In Ashes They Shall Reap" and "Every Lasting Scar" stand out, much of the album feels uninspired. Production is precise but lacks the raw power of earlier albums. The instrumental "Undiminished" offers a fresh, Metallica-inspired moment. Overall, a decent but forgettable addition to an otherwise strong catalog. Discover Hatebreed’s powerful blend of metal and hardcore—listen to their self-titled album and hear the standout tracks today!

 "Cristo Satanico is the second... album of the group... and it proves to be a winner from every point of view."

 "One of the best extreme metal albums released in recent years... I’ve literally worn it out."

Asesino's 'Cristo Satanico' is a fierce grind-death metal album featuring Dino Cazares and other seasoned musicians. It delivers fast, brutal riffs paired with strong vocals and memorable songs. The album explores controversial themes with a unique Mexican twist and stands out in the extreme metal genre. Highlights include guest appearances and creatively dark, sometimes humorous tracks. Listen to Asesino's Cristo Satanico now and experience one of the fiercest grind-death metal albums ever!

 Grant Nicholas is one of the best (and most outrageously underrated) songwriters of the last fifteen years.

 The title track is a perfect bright ballad with a guitar intro reminiscent of Peter Buck’s 'Monster' period.

Feeder's second album, Yesterday Went Too Soon, marked a significant step forward after their debut. It reached the UK top ten and displayed matured songwriting and promising melodic punk rock. Standout tracks like 'Day In Day Out' and the title track highlight the band’s growth and hint at their future sound evolution. The album blends indie influences with punchy rock and showcases Grant Nicholas’s exceptional melodic talent. Listen to Feeder's Yesterday Went Too Soon and experience the growth of Britrock's underrated gems!

 Naked. As I have never seen her before.

 Marilyn, muse of all muses, erotic archetype manufactured and forced of the 20th century, loved and immortal, this is how I want to remember you in your last days of earthly life: shattered and high, neurotic, drifting, failed. Real.

This review reflects on Allan Grant's poignant photographs of Marilyn Monroe captured two days before her death. It highlights the vulnerability, fragility, and true emotions behind her public image. The review contrasts these raw photos with the glamorous, manufactured persona imposed by Hollywood. It honors Marilyn's true self, portraying her as a shattered but unforgettable muse. Discover the raw and emotional portrait of Marilyn Monroe captured by Allan Grant—see beyond the glamour and explore her true story.

 Forget the screams he got us used to, the expression of that powerful voice that since 1982 has been the protagonist of numerous collaborations.

 Pop, rock, R&B, soul, funk, AOR, electronic: a lot of irons in the fire and all at once. This means courage and courage should be rewarded.

Jeff Scott Soto’s Beautiful Mess marks a deliberate departure from his hard rock roots into a blend of pop, rock, R&B, and funk. The album’s meticulous arrangements and impeccable vocals highlight his artistic evolution. Some tracks diverge stylistically, yet overall it offers a rewarding and enjoyable listening experience for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Discover Jeff Scott Soto’s refreshed sound in Beautiful Mess—listen now and experience his bold musical transformation!

 Flatv5 could truly become one of the pillars of the most rotten and extremist gore grind at the European level.

 Faeces Eruption’s growl scream is something animalistic, like a werewolf harassing his microphone, repeatedly banging it against his head.

This review explores the 2007 split album by Czech band Flatv5 and Dutch Faeces Eruption, highlighting their brutal, fast, and intense goregrind style. Flatv5 shines with frenetic drum machine beats and brutal growls, promising a bright future in European goregrind. Faeces Eruption delivers raw, screaming violence without groove, satisfying fans of pure gore. Overall, the album is praised for balancing old school and modern goregrind elements, scoring a strong rating of 9. Dive into this brutal split and experience raw, relentless goregrind from two top underground bands!

 "The true greatness of Thin Lizzy was not (only) here but was to be sought in the far-sighted compositional approach and the blending of styles."

 "When you are in Chinatown you better look around, I always do it and I’m still here to tell you about it."

Thin Lizzy's Chinatown album marked a turbulent yet inspiring period for the band, blending blues rock with hard rock and heartfelt storytelling. Despite lineup changes and internal struggles, the album delivers iconic twin guitars, memorable tracks like 'Killer on the Loose,' and a strong lyrical focus on Chinatown's gritty underworld. The reviewer highlights Phil Lynott's unique charisma and the band's evolving but cohesive sound. Chinatown stands as a testament to Thin Lizzy's musical legacy and resilience. Discover the rich story and powerful riffs of Thin Lizzy's Chinatown—listen now and dive into classic rock history!

 Cuore was, for less than a decade, the voice of conscience for the young 'of a certain left' – intelligent, open-minded, ruthless, reflective, and irreverent.

 A book full of ideas, oozing with intelligence, irreverence, satire, humor, and strokes of journalism, to say the least, brilliant.

The review celebrates 'Non Avrai Altro Cuore all'infuori di me' as a powerful compilation of the iconic Italian satirical weekly 'Cuore.' It highlights the magazine's role as a voice of conscience during Italy's turbulent 1990s, known for its intelligence, irreverence, and biting political commentary. The book assembles the best content, including satire on politics, the church, and corruption. Recommended to those nostalgic for that era, hungry for ideas, and fans of sharp humor. Dive into the witty and incisive world of Italy’s iconic 'Cuore' magazine — laugh, reflect, and explore a key era of political satire!

 Not only do Mark Arm and company not achieve notable commercial results with this 'Piece of Cake', but they do not change the coordinates of their dirty, distorted, and unhealthy sound at all.

 The best song on the record, however, in my opinion, is the spectacular 'Blinding Sun', with the historic refrain 'WHAT HAVE I DONE?!', which is still (fortunately) a cornerstone at concerts today.

Mudhoney's 1992 album Piece of Cake captures the essence of early 90s grunge while staying loyal to their raw, distorted roots. Despite moving to a major label, their sound remained unchanged. The record features fuzz-heavy guitars influenced by '60s garage rock and includes standout tracks like ‘Suck You Dry’ and ‘Blinding Sun.’ Subtle experimentation with instruments and song structures adds depth. Though not their best, the album solidifies Mudhoney's role in grunge history. Dive into Mudhoney’s gritty Piece of Cake and experience the raw spirit of grunge that still resonates today!

 "'We All Die Young' is a goosebump-inducing power ballad, even better than the original."

 "Jeff Scott Soto deserves an Oscar for his screams introducing 'Stand Up' and the energy throughout."

Steel Dragon, a supergroup formed for the film Rock Star, features top hard rock musicians delivering powerful tracks. Jeff Scott Soto’s vocals, Zakk Wylde’s guitar solos, and the strong rhythm section stand out. Highlights include a reimagined classic power ballad and raw, energetic rock anthems. The album captures the spirit of early hard rock with a modern edge and leaves listeners wishing for more. Listen to Steel Dragon’s Rock Star soundtrack and experience powerful hard rock performances from legendary musicians!

 Bad, bad, really bad. In a few words.. Bad!

 When the film ends, you’re dumbfounded for a few seconds and then you immediately say 'Oh my God, what an immense crap, damn it!'

The review expresses strong disappointment in Paranormal Activity, describing it as boring and unscary. Despite hype and marketing, the film fails to deliver genuine fear or suspense. The found footage approach is mocked, and characters are criticized for poor decisions. In the end, the reviewer suggests the film was either overhyped or American audiences are naive. Discover why Paranormal Activity missed the mark — read the full review now!

 Nick Drake got up from his bed in the woods, this evening, somewhere.

 Nick picked up the guitar again, started playing again.

The review reflects on the emotional depth of Sam Amidon's 'All Is Well,' linking it to the melancholic spirit of Nick Drake. It appreciates Amidon's fresh yet timeless approach to traditional folk music, which moves away from modern, less authentic interpretations. The album is viewed as a heartfelt revival of classic folk and blues traditions, appealing to listeners who value soulful acoustic music. Discover the soulful journey of Sam Amidon's 'All Is Well'—listen now and feel the revival of heartfelt folk tradition.

 Fair Warning has left us an authentic gem of melodic hard rock with this “Go!”.

 No, Fair Warning doesn’t offer us anything new. Just a concentration of their class, a great melodic taste, and a lot of passion.

Fair Warning's 1997 album Go! exemplifies melodic hard rock with technical mastery and heartfelt songwriting. Despite a tough era for AOR, the album received critical acclaim, especially in Japan. Standout tracks mix powerful riffs with emotive ballads, highlighted by Tommy Heart's passionate vocals. Go! remains a passionate and polished offering for fans of mature rock music. Listen to Fair Warning's Go! and experience a timeless melodic hard rock journey.

 Today Fear Factory with "Mechanize" are ready to reclaim their place on the modern metal scene, a place that sees them once again among the first, among the best.

 "Christploitation" is one of the best Fear Factory songs in general, with its crushing chorus, haunting piano motif, and very fast riffs.

Fear Factory's Mechanize marks a powerful reunion of original members Dino Cazares and Burton C. Bell. The album revisits and revitalizes the band's classic 90s industrial metal sound with noteworthy musicianship and memorable tracks. Despite some nostalgic leanings, the album delivers fresh energy and solidifies Fear Factory's place in modern metal. Standout songs include 'Christploitation' and 'Fear Campaign,' supported by expert production from Rhys Fulber. Discover Fear Factory’s Mechanize and experience a powerful blend of nostalgia and fresh industrial metal energy—listen now!