Watching Lum is fun; you laugh a lot, and sometimes the adventures told are so incredibly original that you wonder where the line is between imagination and provocative absurdity.

 The love between Lum and the 'idiot' Ataru grows amidst misunderstandings and obstacles of all sorts, leaving you breathless with subtle beauty.

Urusei Yatsura is a beloved 1980s anime based on Rumiko Takahashi’s debut manga, featuring the quirky adventures of Ataru and the alien Lum. Set in 1970s suburban Tokyo, the series combines romance, comedy, and sci-fi with vibrant youth culture. The character Lum stands out for her charm and powers, adding unique energy to the storyline. With nearly 200 episodes and several films, the show remains fresh and influential. It tackles themes like love, adolescence, and societal issues with humor and originality. Discover the timeless charm of Urusei Yatsura—watch Lum and Ataru’s hilarious and heartfelt adventures today!

 "Oh Yeah!" is my favorite song on the album and it is also the only track released with a relative video: the chorus of the 4 members in the refrain is great.

 The only thing less fitting about the group was definitely the name…BUT WHAT IS IMPORTANT IS THE MUSIC.

Chickenfoot's self-titled debut album showcases the talents of rock legends Joe Satriani, Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony, and Chad Smith. The album features strong hard rock tracks blending the members' distinct styles, with highlights like "Oh Yeah!" and "Learning to Fall." Though a few songs are less impressive, the overall energy and musicianship stand out. The review praises Joe Satriani's guitar solos and the group's cohesive sound despite the band's newness. Listen to Chickenfoot’s hard-hitting debut and experience the supergroup’s rock legacy now!

 Dance Naked condenses anger, frustrations, and once again gifts us with a series of memorable pieces.

 "Wild Night" is proof, if anyone still had doubts, of John’s ability and skill in engaging, with brilliant results, with the repertoires of other great artists.

Dance Naked is a raw and concise album by John Mellencamp, created amid personal and professional challenges. It features stripped-down arrangements, memorable tracks, and a notable Van Morrison cover. Though not his most polished work, it captures his artistic spirit in just over thirty minutes. The album criticizes the record label while showcasing Mellencamp's enduring talent. Listen to John Mellencamp’s Dance Naked to experience raw rock emotion and true artistry in a brief but impactful album.

 Their music was so violent and powerful that it couldn’t be etched on a disc.

 The discs are worth it if only for the colored covers and the possibility of covering the sounds with the music we like best.

This review of TDK's 'Disco Vuoto' presents the album as a unique, imaginative experience fusing metal, punk, dream pop, and electronic elements. The reviewer uses humor and fantasy to describe an 'empty' disc that's actually a canvas for limitless musical creativity. Despite some abstract descriptions, the sentiment is that the album and its concept are worth exploring, especially at bargain prices. The review ends with a call to embrace the band's creative spirit and album packaging. Dive into the imaginative world of TDK's Disco Vuoto and experience a unique blend of metal and punk unlike any other!

 The solo parts of the always excellent Azagthoth meet expectations; we have the usual acid, schizoid, and highly exhilarating solos.

 A really excellent live album, played impeccably, which with a few more tracks could have been a true masterpiece!

Entangled in Chaos is Morbid Angel's first live album featuring the Domination lineup. The production is raw with excellent guitar solos and precise drumming. Band members deliver strong performances, yet the limited tracklist misses some fan-favorite songs. Overall, an excellent live album that could have reached masterpiece status with a broader selection of tracks. Listen to Morbid Angel's Entangled in Chaos for a raw and powerful live death metal experience!

 The album adopts melodies and arrangements more original than those of classic Britpop… so it deserves praise for its compositional brilliance.

 An awful track is “Rodney King,” unlistenable, with a synthesizer as annoying as nails on a chalkboard.

Giant Steps, The Boo Radleys’ 1993 album, stands out in the Britpop era for its psychedelic and original arrangements. Despite critical acclaim and memorable tracks like "(Barney)" and "Lazarus," the album’s sound quality is often poor, with vocals submerged under heavy instrumentation. While some songs are praised for their melody and creativity, others suffer from repetitiveness and an overwhelming sonic mix. The album is recommended for fans of psychedelic and alternative Britpop, but its flaws prevent it from being a flawless masterpiece. Discover the psychedelic edge of Britpop—listen to The Boo Radleys’ Giant Steps today!

 His photos convey the vibrations of his passion, of the human Verri and not just the technical one.

 All photos, of course, in b/w, because otherwise, where would the charm be?

Carlo Verri’s book 'Jazz From A to Z' is a heartfelt visual anthology capturing over three decades of jazz legends at intimate moments. The black-and-white photographs convey deep passion and human vibrancy, accompanied by evocative captions and a curated jazz CD. Verri’s journey from a passionate teenager to a celebrated jazz photographer is vividly felt throughout. A treasured gift for jazz lovers and photography enthusiasts alike. Explore the captivating world of jazz through Carlo Verri’s lens—immerse yourself in timeless photos and iconic sounds today!

 A music explorer, never satisfied with finding and experimenting with new sounds.

 This album can very well be a small summary of DeVille’s musical career... a good start, to then go back and rediscover the art of this great gypsy of rock music.

Pistola is the final studio album by Willy DeVille, released in 2008 before his death in 2009. The album showcases his signature blend of rock, blues, soul, Tex-Mex, and other roots genres. It reflects his lifelong musical exploration and soulful, gypsy-like persona. Though not his greatest masterpiece, Pistola serves as a fitting and heartfelt farewell to a uniquely original artist. The review honors his career and lasting impact on rock music. Listen to Pistola now and experience the soulful final chapter of Willy DeVille's legendary musical journey.

 The beginning of the album is spine-tingling, 'Starcrossed (Lovers of the Night)' suggests a modern and heavy sound with a Sabbathian touch.

 In short, a wasted opportunity that still cries for revenge today.

Diamond Head's 1993 comeback album 'Death and Progress' starts strong with collaborations from Tony Iommi and Dave Mustaine but quickly settles into unoriginal American-style hard rock. Despite great musicianship, the album falls short of reviving the band’s former NWOBHM glory. The review reflects on the band's past influence, especially through Metallica's covers, and sees this release as a wasted opportunity. Discover why 'Death and Progress' divided fans and explore the legacy behind Diamond Head’s iconic sound.

 Stanley, real or fake, is a good composer who sometimes even resembles Tom Waits from "Bone Machine" in his vocal performance.

 An album that deviates significantly from the street hard releases of the era, far from other Californian bands with their cleaned-up sounds and improbable looks.

Life Sex & Death’s 1992 album The Silent Majority stands out for its raw energy, powerful blues-tinged hard rock, and emotional storytelling through enigmatic singer Stanley. The band’s underground status and the singer’s distinctive persona add legendary appeal. The album combines thrash, country, and street rock elements, delivering a unique, heartfelt listening experience. Despite limited exposure, it remains a compelling piece of alternative metal history. Discover the raw power and haunting stories of Life Sex & Death’s The Silent Majority—listen now and experience a true hidden gem of 90s rock!

 "Damn Glamorous" perfectly summarizes this album that blends pop/rock with a hint of late '70s Bowie.

 The horror plot has turned into a splendid, predictable, sad, 'American dream.'

Marilyn Manson's 'The High End Of Low' marks a noticeable shift toward pop and rock with melodic, radio-friendly tracks reminiscent of late '70s Bowie and HIM. While it lacks the metal intensity of previous works, the album delivers catchy, accessible songs. The reviewer notes the theme of American vices and virtues running through the album and acknowledges Manson's attempt to reach new audiences despite alienating some longtime fans. Overall, the album is seen as a predictable but pleasing evolution in Manson's career. Listen to Marilyn Manson's 'The High End Of Low' and discover a glamorous shift in his musical journey!

 "I consider Xenogears the best Role-Playing Game ever because it has the best story I’ve ever seen in a video game product."

 "The story is filled with continuous religious references, anthropology, and psychology, unfolding over 10,000 years with incredible depth and emotional impact."

Xenogears is praised as the greatest RPG ever for its unparalleled deep and complex story, blending religious, psychological, and philosophical themes. Despite development budget cuts affecting its second half, the game's innovative combat system, impressive graphics, and remarkable soundtrack elevate it to masterpiece status. Its narrative depth rivals iconic titles and anime like Neon Genesis Evangelion, making it a must-experience for RPG fans. Dive into Xenogears and experience the epic RPG story that redefined the genre—play it today and discover a hidden classic!

 The first time I heard Dunkelheit my blood froze, a sensation that continued throughout the album.

 This goes beyond black metal, this goes beyond metal, this goes beyond music, this is a dream.

Filosofem by Burzum is a landmark black metal album marked by its ambient and melodic approach. The review highlights standout tracks like "Dunkelheit" and "Jesus Tod," praising Varg Vikernes's poetic and melancholic lyrics. The album transcends traditional black metal, delivering a hypnotic and emotional experience considered a masterpiece. Dive into the hypnotic world of Burzum's Filosofem—listen now and experience a black metal masterpiece.

 With this EP, Noktu and Neige have demonstrated that the cult of black metal is still alive and kicking.

 It is a masterpiece that cannot be missing from the listening repertoire of a true enthusiast of the genre.

This review highlights Mortifera's EP 'Complainte d'une Agonie Celeste' as a significant example of the thriving French black metal scene. The reviewer praises the dynamic and melancholic riffs, Neige's powerful vocals, and the overall atmosphere. The EP is deemed a masterpiece that solidifies the alive and evolving nature of black metal. Highly recommended for true fans of the genre. Listen to Mortifera's EP now and experience the essence of authentic French black metal!

 "'A Year Or A Day' remains, for me, one of the most beautiful and moving compositions Ken Hensley ever wrote."

 "How would David have taken it? I can already see him: jacket covered in sequins, medallions around his neck, hair in the wind, the same smirk as mine that goes: fantasyyyyyy, fantasyyyyyy, fantasyyyyyy ooohhh fantasyyyyyy......."

The review praises Uriah Heep's 1975 album 'Return To Fantasy' for its emotional depth, especially highlighting David Byron's powerful vocals and Ken Hensley's songwriting. It reflects on the band's intense period of creativity and the balance of upbeat rock songs with melancholic moments. The closing track 'A Year Or A Day' is singled out as a moving and beautiful composition. Despite lineup changes and struggles, the album retains its classic rock charm and emotional impact. Dive into Uriah Heep's 'Return To Fantasy' and experience the timeless blend of rock energy and heartfelt emotion.

 "I wake up - and I see - the face - of the Devil. And I ask you: what time is it? What time is it? Whaaat tiiiime iiiis iiiiiiit..."

 "Listening to it (strictly with headphones, at night) is always a strange, alienating experience; I refrain from providing a rating."

Diamanda Galás' 1993 album Vena Cava is a challenging experimental work showcasing her extraordinary vocal range and avant-garde style. The album explores themes of madness, death, and suffering through a series of intense, often disturbing vocal performances. Combining operatic, gospel, and spoken elements, the tracks push vocal expression to its limits. This album stands out as one of Galás' most compelling and alienating works, recommended for attentive listeners seeking a profound experience. Dive into Diamanda Galás' dark vocal world – listen to Vena Cava and experience the edge of avant-garde music.

 A singer-songwriter and excellent pianist, in ten gems of allure, she opens the doors to her world, fairy-tale and dreamlike, at times even grotesque.

 If a 19-year-old girl can address themes like love in the way she does... the conviction arises that... miracles happen... a recycling of emotions, a flower in the muck.

Fiona Apple's debut album 'Tidal' showcases her as a talented 19-year-old singer-songwriter and pianist with a unique blend of pop, soul, and trip-hop influences. The album explores emotional themes of youth, vulnerability, and self-discovery through poetic lyrics and intricate melodies. Apple's troubled past enriches the depth of her music, highlighting a mature emotional perspective beyond her years. 'Tidal' stands out in the 90s musical landscape for its originality and artistic fire. Dive into Fiona Apple's powerful debut 'Tidal' and experience a uniquely poetic and soulful musical journey.

 "An absolutely perfect start for one of the most promising bands in the Death Metal scene."

 "'Torture to Death'... the best in the TK discography. The verses are absolutely perfect."

This review covers Torture Killer's debut album 'For Maggots to Devour,' highlighting its strong Death Metal roots inspired by Six Feet Under and Obituary. Each track is evaluated for riffs, rhythm, and overall impact, praising particularly 'Torture to Death' and 'Gore Terror'. The album is seen as a promising entry in the genre and a must-have for fans. Dive into the brutal world of Torture Killer and experience their killer debut album today!

 "'Tower' is nothing. And when I say 'nothing,' I'm not joking. 'Tower' contains no sound, no note, no song. 'Tower' is silence."

 "And criticizing 'Tower' is like criticizing silence itself and thus the conception of life, the most disturbing sound ever."

Sukora's 'Tower' is an experimental album that consists entirely of silence. The reviewer expected innovative sounds common in Japanese avant-garde music but found only emptiness. The album provokes reflection on silence's ambiguous and unsettling nature. Despite disappointment, the work challenges traditional music concepts and offers a unique listening experience. Explore Sukora's 'Tower'—a bold silence that challenges what music means. Listen and rethink sound today!

 "This is one of those albums that I have heard are called ‘Growers’: they grow with listening, over time you learn to appreciate them."

 "Finally, I highly recommend listening to it, calmly, without the rush to understand its beauty."

This review covers Grizzly Bear's album Veckatimest, highlighting its folk and psychedelic pop sound. Initially the reviewer found the album boring, but after repeated listens, they grew to adore its beauty and intricate melodies. The review praises specific tracks like 'Southern Point', 'Two Weeks', and 'Foreground', noting the album's subtle complexity and lasting impact. The reviewer recommends listening calmly and without rush. Listen to Veckatimest by Grizzly Bear and discover an indie folk masterpiece that grows on you with every play.