"The track turns listeners into free kites swirling in the sky while following arabesques above the beach before sunset."

 "A soft drug song that gently wafts in the brain, lifting the rigid social superstructure and nullifying its gravity in motion."

SOLO’s single 'Something (You Don’t Need)' is a dynamic and melodic mix of dream pop, synth pop, and dance. Giuseppe Galato’s creative production features dual vocals and engaging symbolism that touches on social image and conformity. The track offers an immersive electro-acoustic groove with a balanced musical dialogue. The accompanying video further enriches the song’s artistic depth. Listen to SOLO’s vibrant new single 'Something (You Don’t Need)' and experience a fresh blend of dream pop and electronic grooves!

 "AKIRA is a universe made of motorcyclists and their gangs, militarism, warrior monks, experiments on children, premonitory dreams, corporal mutations."

 "Otomo rightfully belongs in the category of geniuses for creating characters like Tetsuo, Lady Miyako, Akira… and for depicting a universe so dense with themes and implications."

Katsuhiro Otomo's Akira is an epic manga saga that masterfully combines action, complex themes, and philosophical depth. Celebrated for its profound spiritual reflections and vivid cyberpunk universe, it profoundly shaped Japanese manga and global imagination. The story explores power, humanity, and the aftermath of war through unforgettable characters amidst Neo Tokyo's ruins. This masterpiece remains an unforgettable cornerstone of graphic storytelling. Dive into the epic world of Akira—read the manga, explore its rich themes, and discover why it’s a true cyberpunk legend.

 Those blood-red squares on the cover have carved into my soul, which soars every time I approach Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons.

 Kazu Makino’s timbre is not only elusive, it’s poisonous, it grates gracefully on mere mortals who have had the pleasure of listening to it at least once in their lives.

The review reflects a personal and emotional connection to Blonde Redhead's album 'Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons.' It highlights the album's dark mood, poetic lyrics, and Kazu Makino's unique vocal timbre. The reviewer sees the album as a profound journey between infatuation and love, full of vivid imagery and intimate musical interplay. This record remains a cherished and transformative listening experience. Dive into the haunting beauty of Blonde Redhead's 'Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons' and experience a powerful journey of love and emotion.

 Shot and acted by the gods, with a furious beginning and a bewildering, moving, delirious continuation.

 If, on the other hand, you merge with the TITANIUM, then you will take a nightmare journey into this remarkable body-horror.

Titane is a disturbing yet powerful body-horror film that wins with its bold visuals and intense performances. Despite some convoluted writing, it offers a delirious and unforgettable experience. The review highlights its shocking opening, complex narrative, and strong cinematic references. It recommends merging with the film's unique style to fully appreciate it. Watch Titane now to experience this haunting, visually stunning body-horror masterpiece!

 With all that wild beauty that only unfinished works can convey.

 Sound collages and vaudeville arrangements, airy splashes of Floydian paint in plein air between oils and acrylics.

This review delves into 'A Fleeting Glance,' a rare and enigmatic 70s psychedelic rock album blending symphonic, folk, jazz, and cosmic influences. The album is described as a sound collage rich with eclectic sound effects and vocal narratives, evoking both the era's spirit and a fleeting snapshot of time. Although it doesn’t follow Floydian rock conventions directly, it shares a similar atmospheric and experimental ethos. The review praises its mysterious and unfinished charm, suggesting a deep, multi-layered listening experience. Dive into the psychedelic soundscape of 'A Fleeting Glance' and discover a hidden 70s rock treasure today!

 Taras’ love story is a crescendo of moving sweetness with the aroma of coffee drunk from an ashtray.

 Kurkov tells us about his wounded people, the contradictions of a complex country contested for centuries.

Kurkov's 'Jimi Hendrix in Lviv' is a darkly poetic and satirical novel set in Lviv before the 2014 revolution. The story follows Taras, a near-doctor who endures a harsh life treating kidney stones, intertwined with a cast of memorable, deeply human characters. The novel's nocturnal atmosphere and witty social critique capture the contradictions of a wounded Ukraine. While surreal and sometimes bizarre, the plot serves as a backdrop to explore profound themes of resilience, dignity, and friendship. Dive into Kurkov's surreal and poignant 'Jimi Hendrix in Lviv' to discover a unique blend of satire, humanity, and Ukrainian cultural insight.

 "Waiting Around to Die" is a damn programmatic manifesto of the chosen life path, an unfiltered love declaration to death in death.

 The voice seems to be the most trembling thing on the brink of tears from a world made of nothing but trembling things on the brink of tears.

This review explores Townes Van Zandt’s 1969 self-titled album as an intense, raw expression of pain and artistry. It highlights Van Zandt's tragic personal struggles and his profound songwriting ability. Key tracks like "Waiting Around to Die" and "(Quicksilver Daydreams of) Maria" are celebrated as masterpieces. The reviewer conveys a deep emotional connection, describing the music’s haunting beauty and lasting impact. Discover Townes Van Zandt’s haunting melodies and poetic genius — listen to this timeless folk masterpiece now.

 Careen Love Health aims to be an alternative to 90s post-hardcore, looking at and voraciously feeding on the 90s.

 In the cauldron swirl the institutions like Unwound, Jesus Lizard, Polvo, June of 44, and they get sprinkled with grunge or genuine noise rock.

Careen Love Health is praised as a strong alternative to 90s post-hardcore, blending diverse influences from grunge, noise rock, emo, and no wave. The review highlights the album's rich homage to bands like Unwound and Jesus Lizard. It reflects the evolving musical tastes of the reviewer and appreciates the album's intricate style and sound. Overall, the album receives a positive rating for its effective revival of a beloved era in alternative music. Listen to Careen Love Health to experience a fresh yet nostalgic take on 90s post-hardcore. Dive into its unique blend of alternative sounds now!

 She knows what she wants and manages to achieve it very well.

 An excellent album, energetic and melancholic at the same time, with a lot of variety and inventiveness in the music.

Gianna Nannini's 1986 album Profumo showcases a confident blend of '80s rock with diverse musical styles and sensual lyrics. Produced by Conny Plank, it features hits like "Bello e impossibile" and "Avventuriera." The album balances energetic rock and melancholic ballads, achieving both commercial success and artistic inventiveness. Although slightly less favored than "Latin Lover," Profumo remains a standout in Nannini's discography. Listen to Gianna Nannini's Profumo and experience a perfect blend of rock energy and sensual melodies!

 This album is not a moment; it’s a whole life, and it is precisely this that elevates it to a colossal, unrepeatable, and magical work.

 His name is Maynard James Keenan, and this album is his powerful and violent declaration of intent, unequivocal and glaring.

This review passionately explores Tool's 1996 album Ænima, highlighting its dark, intense emotional content and complex music. The album channels rage and despair about societal decay while offering a deep spiritual and personal reflection. Key tracks like 'Forty Six & 2' and 'Third Eye' exemplify the band's unique style and message. The reviewer connects deeply with Maynard James Keenan’s vision, emphasizing the album’s lasting impact and importance. Dive into Tool's Ænima and experience a fierce, unforgettable journey through music and emotion—listen now to awaken your soul.

 Jagoda, written and directed by Dušan Milić and produced by Emir Kusturica, was exactly the film I needed.

 It’s a comic and insane film, grotesque and full of sympathy and pity for all the protagonists of this story.

Jagoda - Fragole al supermarket, directed by Dusan Milic and produced by Emir Kusturica, is a surreal, tragicomic film about an improvised hostage situation in a Serbian supermarket. The movie explores themes of capitalism, democracy, and human connection with humor and sympathy. Its characters are vividly drawn in a colorful, absurd setting accompanied by music from the No Smoking Orchestra. This film was an emotionally rewarding reunion for the reviewer and is recommended for rediscovery. Watch Jagoda for a unique blend of dark comedy and heartfelt storytelling inspired by Serbian cinema's finest.

 Francesco Torraca's first book sucks! What’s up with that sticky brain...

 I finished it in an hour, by the way. It’s a real scam!

This sarcastic review harshly criticizes Francesco Torraca's book 'La Fabbrica Dei Pensieri: Pensare È Un'Arte.' The reviewer expresses strong disappointment with the book's quality and length and doubts the author’s credibility. They note inconsistencies about previous works and rankings, concluding it was a waste of money and time. Read the full review to see why this book may not be worth your time!

 The following day, no one died.

 The narrator of Death with Interruptions keeps the reader hooked, even through small episodes that show the consequences of two opposing calamities that will befall a nation.

This review praises José Saramago's novel for its unique premise where no one dies, exploring how society and institutions respond to this upheaval. The narrator's playful and intricate storytelling keeps the reader engaged, blending satire with reflective tones. The novel culminates in a surreal and impactful climax, leaving a lasting impression. It is described as a book to be read in one go, resonating deeply long after. Dive into Saramago's brilliant tale and explore the profound questions about life and death today!

 "Presley’s human and professional life appears somewhat superficial, glossy."

 "Tom Hanks’s portrayal is perfect in conferring Luciferian and unsettling traits to Parker."

Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is a visually dazzling biopic that explores the king of rock’s rise and decline through the perspective of his controversial manager. While Austin Butler's portrayal shines, the film glosses over many nuances of Elvis’s life, music roots, and complex personality. Key aspects such as his musical diversity and relationships are simplified, offering a somewhat superficial narrative. The movie succeeds in showing Elvis’s charisma but falls short of a fully accurate or deep biography. Discover the highs and lows of Elvis’s life through Baz Luhrmann’s vibrant but flawed biopic—watch and judge the king’s story yourself!

 Compared to 'Gran Turismo 2,' the first one is practically nothing.

 A total and immortal masterpiece, with plenty on offer, many hours of gameplay but also requiring a lot of patience and commitment.

Gran Turismo 2 significantly expands on its predecessor with a double CD, more cars, and new modes like rally racing. The two modes, Arcade and Gran Turismo, are interconnected, and the license system has grown more demanding. The game offers a variety of tracks, endurance races, and a huge car selection. Its gameplay requires patience and skill, making it both challenging and rewarding. Despite unchanged graphics, the game's depth and music variety make it an enduring classic. Dive into Gran Turismo 2 for one of the most comprehensive and challenging racing experiences ever made!

 In The chapters of the eclipse, almost like magic, we find the ethereal and subliminal atmospheres of the early Vidna Obmana.

 An album that should not be missing from the collection of ambient music followers.

Alio Die and Dirk Serries reunite after 22 years to release 'The chapters of the eclipse', an ambient album featuring three long, meditative compositions. The work evokes early Vidna Obmana vibes combined with Alio Die's signature soundscapes, delivering calm, cosmic, and subliminal atmospheres. The album is praised for its ethereal quality and deep beauty and is highly recommended for ambient music enthusiasts. Listen now to the mesmerizing cosmic soundscapes of 'The chapters of the eclipse' and dive into a sublime ambient journey.

 These are tales where we find esoteric conceptions based on the theme of "awakening from the state of sleep that is life."

 Bats is a precious collection that helps us delve deeper into the magical universe of Gustav Meyrink.

Bats is a distinguished collection of Gustav Meyrink's esoteric short stories, many previously unpublished in Italy, filled with mysticism and symbolic narratives. The volume showcases tales connected with themes of spiritual awakening, ancient symbols, and dark prophecy, set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Europe. The introduction offers cultural insights, including the contrasting symbolism of bats in Chinese tradition. Enhanced by illustrations and detailed chronology, this edition reveals deeper dimensions of Meyrink's mystical vision. Discover the mystical world of Gustav Meyrink—read Bats and explore his timeless esoteric tales today!

 …What a track, folks. It may have arrived past its time, but I find the same root from which Joy Division and post-punk took shape.

 In short, a very successful album where there isn’t a single song you wouldn’t play for your girlfriend...

The review reflects on Deerhunter's 2010 album Halcyon Digest as a cohesive and inspired shoegaze/noise pop record that stands out despite modern music trends. The reviewer highlights the memorable track 'Desire Lines' and compares the album favorably to other works. Emphasizing consistent musical quality, the album is recommended for fans of post-punk and atmospheric indie rock. Dive into Deerhunter's Halcyon Digest and discover a shoegaze classic that stands the test of time.

 "A movie of a non-stop day, like a series of emotional flashes alternating in everyday life."

 "A dark, night-time, electronic, restless, dreamlike album, even decadent in some passages, but very fascinating precisely for that reason."

Gianna Nannini’s 1981 album G.N. is a dark, restless mix of electronic sounds and frenetic rock, touching on punk and new wave styles. The album explores themes of youth, rebellion, and night-time emotions with raw, spirited vocals. Although it did not produce lasting hits and was more acclaimed in Europe than Italy, its distinctive style marks a fascinating phase in Nannini’s career before her later rise to Italian stardom. The single “Vieni ragazzo” stood out but didn’t endure over time. Overall, G.N. is a unique, dreamlike work in her discography. Listen to Gianna Nannini’s G.N. for a unique blend of restless electronics and rock vibes from the early 80s!

 Someone gave me a chance once and it changed my life. And it sure sounds like you two could do with some luck.

 Their story is good for the spirit, and for this reason, I recommend you get to know it by watching and listening to its images and words with an open heart.

Ken Loach’s 'The Part of the Angels' follows a group of working-class individuals sentenced to community service, capturing their struggles, hopes, and humor. The film blends drama and comedy, portraying the harsh realities of life along with moments of warmth and redemption. Through characters like Robbie and the supportive Harry, Loach offers a story of trust and second chances, set against the backdrop of contemporary British society. The nuanced narrative balances tension, laughter, and heart, ultimately delivering a feel-good story about resilience. Watch 'The Part of the Angels' for a moving blend of grit, humor, and hope in today’s working-class Britain.