How the hell did Creed manage to sell so many copies of this 'thing'?

 Everything is built around Stapp's voice, the instruments are just a side dish.

This review critically dissects Creed's 'Human Clay' album, condemning its uninspired instrumentals and Scott Stapp's vocal style. Despite massive commercial success, the reviewer finds the music boring and lacking creativity. Comparisons to better acts like Pearl Jam and Alter Bridge emphasize the shortcomings. Overall, the album is described as overrated and not worth attention. Read this honest review before you play Creed's Human Clay – find out why it's widely overrated!

 Miguel Angel Martin, Spanish, author of this comic, is a psychotic madman.

 The horrendous human market of the comic is the same market of feelings on TV, in newspapers, on the Internet...

Miguel Angel Martin's Snuff 2000 is a brutally raw and unsettling comic that uses ultraviolent imagery to criticize modern media sensationalism. Featuring disturbing scenes and minimalist, elegant art, it confronts readers with harsh social metaphors. The comic's impact lies in its extreme approach to uncomfortable topics. It is highly recommended for mature audiences seeking thought-provoking, anarchic graphic novels. Dive into Snuff 2000 for a bold, unforgettable graphic novel experience that challenges media and societal norms.

 Among classical compositions, easy-pop, Gregorian chants, dub atmospheres, electronic minimalism, trance, and techno, the music here is put at the service of the images in a continuous interplay between sacred and profane.

 This double CD with its subdued and enticing atmospheres has fixed certain of my spicy evenings in an indelible manner in my memory.

The soundtrack for La Fura Dels Baus' controversial show XXX mixes diverse genres like classical, techno, and dub to create a provocative, sensual experience. Featuring fifteen contemporary composers, the album evokes sexuality and desire in harmony with the onstage imagery. Despite censorship, the music stands out as an original and thrilling concept album. Its subdued and hypnotic atmosphere leaves a lasting impression, perfectly complementing the show's intense themes. Dive into the sensual and provocative soundtrack of La Fura Dels Baus' XXX and experience a unique fusion of musical styles and theater.

 "Antonio Bay represents the metaphor of a town born from genocide, but a hundred years after its founding, the ghosts of the past return for their blood tribute."

 "Compared to modern horrors, it appears almost hypnotic, as if it were the result of a hallucination, a film that knows how to expand time and space, wrapping and capturing you, like a fog bank."

John Carpenter's 1980 film The Fog is a horror classic praised for its creepy atmosphere, suspenseful pacing, and memorable soundtrack. Though considered a lesser work compared to Halloween, it remains a timeless piece featuring solid performances and a captivating supernatural story. The film's eerie fog metaphor and political undertones add depth to its simple plot. Overall, it delivers a hypnotic and chilling experience for horror enthusiasts. Dive into the chilling world of The Fog—watch this underrated John Carpenter classic and experience a masterful blend of suspense and supernatural horror.

 "It's impossible to resist the curiosity to do some online research... Blessed with luck, the title emerges: ‘Sweet Disposition’."

 "Their rock is powerful and melodic, featuring a pulsating rhythm supported by judiciously dosed electronics... Finally, there’s the voice of Dougy Mandagi: moving and powerful, it often recalls the unmatchable vocal shades of Tom Yorke."

The Temper Trap's debut album Conditions is praised as a powerful and melodic rock record with hypnotic rhythms and thoughtful production. Highlighted tracks such as 'Sweet Disposition' stand out as evocative and memorable. The band's avoidance of mainstream trends in favor of solid songwriting creates a cohesive listening experience. Dougy Mandagi's vocals are often compared to Thom Yorke, adding emotional depth. Overall, a strong and promising introduction to the music scene. Listen to The Temper Trap’s Conditions and experience a fresh blend of melodic rock and powerful vocals today!

 Try listening to this album with your eyes closed in a dark room and you will see the light!

 A medley of sounds and hypnotic atmospheres, refrains repeated to exhaustion by the 'androgynous' voice of the quintessential non-singer Damo Suzuki.

Future Days by Can is a hallmark of experimental and psychedelic music from the early 1970s. The album features hypnotic rhythms, immersive soundscapes, and Damo Suzuki's unique vocal style. Praised for its flawless production and timeless feel, it offers a deeply atmospheric experience. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the album in a focused setting for full effect. Dive into Can's Future Days and experience a legendary journey of sound and atmosphere.

 The album is one of the best parodies heard in recent times.

 They string together a series of scraping riffs, gripping like little children and refusing to let go under any condition.

Goblin Cock's 'Come With Me If You Want To Live' is a clever, riff-packed heavy metal album led by Rob Crow's alter ego Lord Phallus. It blends parody with genuine musical skill, creating a playful homage to metal clichés. The album offers a diverse mix of stoner, psych, and metal elements, standing strong beyond its humor. While some tracks drag, the overall experience is entertaining and musically rewarding. Dive into Goblin Cock's irreverent heavy metal chaos—listen now and enjoy a wild ride of riffs and laughs!

 Candyland brilliantly and with more vigor repeats the same formula of the debut album so much so as to seem, at times, like a Little Bastard record.

 'Safe Side' is a mature, intriguing, mysterious, and contagious track also thanks to its partly Spanish-written lyrics.

James McMurtry's 1992 album Candyland is a remarkable follow-up to his debut, showcasing refined songwriting and solid production by John Mellencamp and Mike Wanchic. With strong Americana rock influences, the album features memorable tracks enhanced by talented musicians like David Grissom and Lisa Germano. Despite its quality, Candyland remains somewhat overlooked, but it solidified McMurtry’s reputation beyond the U.S. and contributed to his enduring career. Explore the rich storytelling and powerful rock sounds of James McMurtry's Candyland—listen now and rediscover a 90s classic.

 "The musical offering of Old Man's Child is fresh, original, full of ideas and inspirations, where many bands in the future could take inspiration from."

 "Vermin is a very direct album that hits you at the first listen, nothing 'pretentious' and manages to stir many emotions during the listening."

Old Man's Child's album Vermin stands out as a fresh and compelling work in melodic black metal. Created by Thomas Rune Andersen (Galder), it offers originality and emotional depth distinct from his other band, Dimmu Borgir. The album delivers powerful and engaging tracks, perfectly balanced instrumentation, and a dark, haunting atmosphere. Vermin is praised as a masterpiece worthy of repeated listens and admiration. Listen to Vermin by Old Man's Child and immerse yourself in a dark, melodic black metal journey!

 There are books, I know this, that should never be read.

 Bernardo Soares could be anyone, among the many phantoms we encounter every day.

This review explores the subtle and profound reflections found in Fernando Pessoa’s 'Book of Disquiet.' It highlights the anonymous, universal nature of Bernardo Soares’ melancholy and philosophy. The reviewer admires the book’s ability to touch souls deeply, evoking a shared human experience across time and place. An emotional yet clear-eyed meditation on dreams, reality, and the human condition. Discover the timeless melancholy and profound insights of Pessoa’s 'Book of Disquiet'—read it and reflect on your own inner world.

 It is the most chilling film I have ever seen, and I can assure you I have seen many 'strange' cinemas.

 Calvaire has nothing human but is a transposition of madness onto film.

Calvaire is an intensely chilling horror film by Fabrice du Welz that dives deep into human madness and suffering. The film’s disturbing atmosphere, raw psychological violence, and dark cinematography leave a lasting impression. Set in an isolated village, it portrays a nightmare of insanity and emotional annihilation rather than typical horror gore. This film stands out as a unique, unsettling experience for fans of unconventional horror. Experience the raw madness and chilling atmosphere of Calvaire—watch this unforgettable horror film today.

 The scientific exploitation of a myth is a lucrative common practice.

 "The Lost Episodes" cannot be defined as a fundamental or indispensable work, but it is certainly a good product that doesn’t explain Zappa’s genius but gives a taste or an insight.

The Lost Episodes is a posthumous Frank Zappa compilation curated by the artist himself in 1992, released in 1996. It spans from 1958 to 1992, focusing on early career rarities, outtakes, and spoken moments. While not essential for all listeners, it offers valuable insights and nostalgic value, especially for hardcore fans. The album includes unique recordings, from early collaborations with Captain Beefheart to rare demos and candid band moments. Dive into Frank Zappa's The Lost Episodes and discover rare gems and nostalgic insights into his legendary career.

 A movie... how to say, windy. At times breezy. But also reckless.

 The flippant shots and the intangible performances of the actors (the unlikely Markus Wahlberg above all) are not the ultimate guide to discern the flow of the windy ventilation.

This review uses a windy metaphor to describe M. Night Shyamalan's film The Happening, criticizing its unclear plot and intangible actor performances. Despite some poetic attempts, the reviewer expresses a lack of enthusiasm and disappointment with the film's overall impact. There is hope for Shyamalan to focus on better projects in the future. Explore this ironic take on The Happening – discover what makes this Shyamalan thriller both puzzling and intriguing.

 Michael Sweet sounds like a 'metalized' version of Dennis DeYoung from Styx.

 If today it makes sense to talk about white metal, it is thanks to these four guys/missionaries and, above all, their incredible skill.

This review explores Stryper's 1985 album Soldiers Under Command, highlighting its powerful blend of heavy metal sound and Christian-inspired lyrics. The reviewer praises Michael Sweet's strong vocals and guitar skills, as well as Oz Fox's solos. The album's production and unique religious themes stand out, marking it as a foundational release in the Christian metal subgenre. Despite initial hesitation, the review affirms the album's skill and cultural significance. Listen to Soldiers Under Command and experience the pioneering spirit of Christian metal!

 The power of "The Slayers" lies precisely in this: the professionalism and the ability to blend terribly dramatic moments with equally comedic and nonsensical ones.

 Unfortunately, you will never see the original endings or full story due to heavy censorship and distorted translations in the Italian version.

The review offers a detailed examination of Takashi Watanabe's The Slayers Trilogy, highlighting its impressive character design, complex storyline, and masterful blend of humor and fantasy. It critiques the significant censorship and translation alterations in the Italian version that affect the anime's tone and content. The strengths of voice acting and memorable characters, especially Lina Inverse and Zeross, are highly praised. The review also delves into the lore and magic system, emphasizing the trilogy's lasting appeal despite adaptation challenges. Discover the magic and mayhem of The Slayers Trilogy—delve into this unforgettable anime classic now!

 "The Infinite Circle does not intend to be the 'new course of the' God Machine but reveals many common points with its distant, fiery walls of sound."

 "The songs focus on the 'love-lost love' pairing, characterized by intimate acoustic guitar and delicate ballads with orchestral openings."

Sophia's album The Infinite Circle offers an intimate and poetic musical experience, emphasizing acoustic arrangements and emotional lyricism. The review highlights the album’s thematic focus on love and loss, while praising its cohesive mood and subtle orchestral elements. It contrasts the sound with Robin Proper-Sheppard's earlier band God Machine, noting maturity and depth without trying to replicate the past. Overall, it's a moving, introspective work for fans of thoughtful indie rock. Explore the rich emotional landscape of Sophia's The Infinite Circle and experience its poetic ballads today.

 It is clear that the topic is “heavy” and hard to digest, but we should not think that all readers...cannot distinguish a literary “fiction” from a clear invitation to emulate.

 This book is either loved or hated. Indifference is almost IMPOSSIBLE.

Miguel Angel Martin's comic Psychopathia Sexualis was confiscated and censored in Italy due to its graphic, disturbing content. The work provokes strong reactions with its unsettling themes, presented in a naive drawing style. Despite controversy and legal battles, it was ultimately cleared by the Supreme Court. The reviewer finds the comic overrated and more focused on shock than emotional depth, but acknowledges its provocative impact. Explore the controversial comic Psychopathia Sexualis that challenges boundaries of art, morality, and censorship.

 This album truly takes you far away, even beyond the imagination and the images of an orient we have often seen through the lens of a camera acting as a filter.

 There are few occasions in which we find ourselves with original sounds... disconcerting for their purity and their distant and intangible dimension.

Igor Koshkendey's Music from Tuva delivers rare and original folk sounds rooted deeply in the Tuvan Khoomei tradition. The album's primal and acoustic textures provide an intimate musical experience far removed from mainstream styles. Its distinct vocal techniques and evocative instrumentation offer a pure cultural journey into Siberian and Mongolian shamanistic heritage. Though challenging to categorize, it invites listeners to open their minds to something unlike conventional folk music. Explore Igor Koshkendey's Music from Tuva and immerse yourself in a rare acoustic journey of authentic Tuvan overtone singing!

 "The splendid vocal form of Mr. Lawless, truly impeccable and never dropping in tone throughout the album."

 "The recording is too clean, severely impairing the live impact of some tracks, making them sweeter and gentler than they should actually be."

W.A.S.P.'s 1987 live album 'Live... In The Raw' showcases the band's classic lineup delivering strong performances and rare live tracks. Despite polished sound reducing rawness and missing the band's anthem 'Animal (Fuck like a beast)', the album remains a must-listen for metal fans. The 1997 re-release adds valuable bonus tracks that enrich the experience. Overall, a highly recommended piece from one of heavy metal's greatest bands. Listen to W.A.S.P.'s 'Live... In The Raw' and experience classic heavy metal power and rare live gems now!

 Without the presence of Manuel Agnelli from Afterhours on production, the sounds are raw, heavy, but at times also slow and oppressive.

 "Nella Schiuma," in my opinion the best track on the record, is slow, melodic, hypnotizing before erupting into screaming intensity.

Verdena's 1997 demo captures a raw, heavy sound influenced by Nirvana and Melvins, marking a violent but captivating start to their career. The review highlights standout tracks like "Nella Schiuma" and praises Luca's drumming skills. Though slightly derivative, the demo laid the groundwork for the Italian rock trio's future success and remains appealing to both fans and newcomers. Explore Verdena's explosive demo and experience the roots of Italian 90s rock firsthand!