Iggy simply falls in love with things: he uses them, chews them up, makes them his own, and eventually spits them out.

 Iggy probably has rent to pay too.

The review reflects on Iggy Pop's latest album 'Preliminaires' with a mature, nuanced perspective. It acknowledges the album’s enjoyability but critiques its lack of cohesion and clear direction. The reviewer sees this work as another phase in Iggy's continual reinvention. Despite mixed emotions, the album is recognized as a complex piece reflecting Iggy's evolving artistry and influences. Discover Iggy Pop's unexpected journey on 'Preliminaires'—listen and explore his artistic evolution today.

 "This second album by Psychefunkapus...still feels fresh and innovative."

 "The listening experience is a continuous leap from one musical genre to another, yet fully coherent."

Psychefunkapus' 1991 album Skin stands out as one of the best crossover records from the late 80s and early 90s. With diverse styles ranging from psychedelic and funk rock to surf and country, it remains fresh and innovative even decades later. Produced by Jerry Harrison and featuring Bernie Worrell, the album blends musical freedom with cohesion. Despite this being their final release, the album showcases the band's unique sound and bold approach. Explore Psychefunkapus' Skin and experience one of the freshest crossover albums of the early 90s!

 The hard-rockers Ratt (prophetic?) extensively discussed it, a solid 25 springs ago, in their second lasciviously sparkling work.

 Not even the abundant plethora of sharp geometric-rock riffs contained therein was sufficient to resolve once and for all the piquantly thorny question.

This review highlights Ratt’s 1985 album 'Invasion Of Your Privacy' as a musically rich and thematically sharp work tackling the persistent issue of privacy invasion. The reviewer reflects on how the album’s messages remain relevant despite decades passing and current scandals. The powerful riffs and incisive song titles contribute to the album's lasting impact. Ultimately, the record is praised for its prophetic nature and timeless commentary. Dive into Ratt’s 'Invasion Of Your Privacy' and experience a hard rock album that still resonates with today’s privacy debates.

 You can die because of football. And you can kill. For a football match.

 Tognazzi's film, raw and brave, paints in a very realistic manner and with a pinch of romance that doesn't hurt, the absurd world of the typical stadium fanatic.

This review praises Ricky Tognazzi's film 'Ultrà' for its raw and brave depiction of the violent and passionate world of football ultras. It highlights the dangerous fanaticism that sometimes leads to death and violence, while recognizing the film's emotional and authentic portrayal. The reviewer shares personal reflections on football fanaticism and dedicates the review to a tragic true story about a young Roma fan. Discover the gripping reality of football fanaticism – watch 'Ultrà' and explore the complex world of ultras.

 All the songs are potential pop-hits.

 "Lisztomania" catapults you into an ’80s movie, something like "Desperately Seeking Susan" or "Three Men and a Baby."

Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix marks a mature and energetic return for Phoenix, showcasing a compact and rich sound blending disco and indie pop. The album features standout tracks like 'Lisztomania' and '1901,' praised for their infectious rhythms and nostalgic 80s vibe. The band demonstrates growth with an almost instrumental epic in 'Love Like a Sunset.' Overall, it's an irresistible and timeless release that elevates the French indie scene. Listen to Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix and experience Phoenix's infectious and mature indie pop evolution today!

 I have seen many skies, but none like this one. Clear and serene, very far from what happens on the earth it covers.

 The skin, indeed. A body that ends up under the tanks while shouting 'Viva l'Italia.' The puddle, the flatbread of skin and bones that comes out of it is the flag of Italy.

This review explores Curzio Malaparte's powerful novel 'La Pelle,' which offers a stark portrayal of Naples during World War II. It highlights Malaparte's raw observations of human misery amid war, his complex identity, and his poignant reflections on patriotism and survival. The reviewer emphasizes the disturbing scenes and the deep humanity portrayed, praising the book's bravery and emotional impact. Discover the haunting truths of wartime Naples—read Curzio Malaparte's La Pelle today.

 I challenge anyone to resist tormenting our bass and getting a thumb strain, yes, because the New Yorkers Screaming Headless Torsos are the most engaging and energetic thing I’ve come across in recent times.

 The true surprise is the singer Dean Bowman, a mountain of a man at two meters tall with a voice that strongly resembles that of... Demetrio Stratos!!!

Screaming Headless Torsos' Live! album delivers an energetic and highly technical fusion of funk, rock, and jazz. The band impresses with their rhythmic complexity and dynamic grooves, led by guitarist Dave "Fuzi" Fiuczynski and powerful vocalist Dean Bowman. Their sound honors influences like Living Colour and Hendrix, while bringing fresh reinterpretations of classics. This live recording captivates fans of progressive, funk, and fusion genres with its balance of skill and soul. Dive into the fierce grooves and virtuosic fusion of Screaming Headless Torsos Live! – listen now and feel the energy!

 "Frascella’s book falls into a genre... but when creativity (or personality) is lacking, one falls into the repetition of the genre."

 "It seems unproductive to emphasize the plastic tenderness that the geeky sixteen-year-old should elicit through his gray vicissitudes."

This review critically examines Christian Frascella's debut novel, highlighting its reliance on genre clichés and lack of original personality. The reviewer points out narrative inconsistencies and shallow character portrayals, while acknowledging its popularity and positive media attention. Interviews with the author reveal an underdeveloped perspective. Despite enthusiasm from some critics and readers, the novel's literary quality is questioned. The reviewer remains skeptical but open to further understanding. Explore this candid critique of Christian Frascella’s debut novel and decide if its genre approach speaks to you!

 "'Clean Hands Go Foul' is evil, just like the other 3 works, it is the final scream of pain of a man on the brink of death."

 "They gave the world what no one had the courage to give: four men able to describe death and let us savor it."

The review celebrates Khanate's last album 'Clean Hands Go Foul' as a profound and harrowing final statement. It highlights the band’s brutal and original approach to doom metal, pushing boundaries beyond previous works. The album is portrayed as an emotional journey into despair and death. Though the band has disbanded, this release stands as a monumental testament to their artistic courage and innovation. Dive into Khanate's haunting 'Clean Hands Go Foul'—experience the ultimate doom metal journey now.

 The title of the album, House of a Thousand Guitars, is a heartfelt tribute to his musical idols.

 If you want to understand what Nile is, you have to go back in time to New York in the mid-1970s.

Willie Nile's album 'House of a Thousand Guitars' showcases his distinctive style, blending electric rock with melancholy and romance. Despite a troubled career, Nile delivers heartfelt tributes to his musical heroes. The album channels the spirit of 1970s New York and artists like Dylan and Springsteen. Standout tracks balance energetic rock with evocative ballads, revealing Nile's enduring passion and talent. Explore Willie Nile's powerful tribute to rock legends—listen to 'House of a Thousand Guitars' and experience timeless New York rock spirit.

 The music of Gatto Marte is balanced in a way that it never becomes heavy.

 The album’s tracks let the imagination run wild to the dreams of the title, fantasizing about a little girl playing and enjoying a fresh June day.

Gatto Marte’s seventh album 'Sogni Di Bimba' continues their tradition of blending classical, jazz, ethnic, and folk music with progressive elements. The band showcases technical mastery and sophisticated composition that remains accessible and light. The album's 15 tracks invite listeners into a dreamy world full of imagination and elegance. While not their best effort, it marks a significant creative step forward and maintains the group’s consistency and sensitivity. Dive into Gatto Marte's unique soundscape and explore the delicate blend of progressive, folk, and classical music in Sogni Di Bimba.

 The album is a concentration of ’80s hard rock sounds, made of simple and edgy riffs, melodic solos, and especially immediate and catchy choruses.

 Those who have never liked catchy melodies and choruses certainly won’t change their mind with this Loud Minority, but lovers of healthy and carefree hard rock will find much to be satisfied with.

Crazy Lixx's Loud Minority is a solid hard rock album deeply rooted in the 80s glam and sleaze style. Though lacking originality, it impresses with energetic performances, catchy choruses, and strong musicianship. Standout tracks include 'Heroes Are Forever', 'Want It', and 'Do or Die'. The band proves themselves both in the studio and live, representing the revived glam movement well. Discover the energetic 80s glam rock sound of Crazy Lixx and experience Loud Minority's catchy choruses and powerful riffs now!

 No title could be more fitting for a work by a character who... has been able to open new doors to blues by contaminating it with rock, country, reggae, funk, and Caribbean music.

 12 songs for almost an hour of delightful musical journey discovering a musician never too praised and often forgotten but who has always worked underground without ever settling.

Taj Mahal’s 2008 album Maestro celebrates his 40-year career with a rich blend of blues and diverse musical genres. Featuring collaborations with artists like Los Lobos, Ziggy Marley, Angelique Kidjo, and Ben Harper, the album explores reggae, funk, and African sounds. The collection showcases Taj Mahal’s continuous exploration beyond traditional blues, solidifying his status as a versatile and pioneering musician. Maestro is both a retrospective and a fresh musical journey highlighting his innovative spirit. Explore Taj Mahal’s Maestro and experience a vibrant blend of blues, reggae, and world music legends!

 "We will never know if Travis Walton was a victim of an alien abduction or a brilliant fraudster, but these events should not be underestimated."

 "The realism with which this scene is shot is unnerving... I challenge anyone to remain impassive in front of this sequence."

The review explores the controversial 1975 abduction case of Travis Walton and its 1993 film adaptation 'Fire in the Sky'. It highlights the realistic portrayal of the abduction, the strong performances, and the film's shift into horror in its final moments. The review stresses the ongoing mystery surrounding Walton's story and praises the film's emotional and suspenseful impact. Dive into the mysterious abduction story of Travis Walton and experience the chilling horror of Fire in the Sky—watch it tonight under the stars!

 Try listening to this album Vigilante by Magnum, and you'll change your mind immediately.

 This is the end of a great album which, along with On A Storyteller's Night and Wings Of Heaven has deeply influenced AOR.

This review praises Magnum's 1986 album Vigilante as a magical and influential AOR record. It highlights the balance between dreamlike ballads and solid hard rock tracks, emphasizing Bob Catley's evocative vocals. The album is regarded as a classic within Magnum's acclaimed trilogy and a significant contribution to the genre. Listen to Magnum's Vigilante now and experience a magical journey through classic AOR rock!

 Jimi Hendrix considered him the only white musician from whom he had learned something.

 "Summertime Blues" [is] one of the great masterpieces of rock 'n' roll, which made him a youth idol.

This review highlights Eddie Cochran as an essential yet often underrated architect of 1950s rock 'n' roll. His innovative guitar work and use of overdubbing set new standards. Despite his brief career cut short by tragedy, his influence resonates through punk musicians and classic rock alike. The album showcases his best recordings and solidifies his place in music history. Explore Eddie Cochran’s groundbreaking rock 'n' roll legacy—listen now and discover the roots of modern punk and rock music!

 Bennett is a hyena, a rabid and drooling dog, and titles like 'Ass-destroyer' clearly express the verbal virulence that characterizes the invectives.

 'Great White Death' is a cell of a criminal asylum smeared with feces and semen, where Bennett resides, agitates, bangs his head against the wall.

Great White Death by Whitehouse is a landmark in power electronics, combining unsettling electronics with aggressively raw vocals. William Bennett's mature performance pushes boundaries of shock, violence, and taboo. Though not the most brutal album by the band, it offers a deeply disturbing and authentic expression of rage and transgression. The album's atmosphere and themes challenge listeners and provoke strong emotional reactions. The Special Edition final track extends the dark, immersive experience. Dive into the raw power of Whitehouse’s Great White Death and experience one of power electronics’ seminal works.

 The philosophy of the capital band: a mischievous, carefree, frivolous, arrogant fascism, frightfully void of content.

 The music of ZetaZeroAlfa... is no coincidence that 80% of the lyrics pathetically lean towards self-celebration.

This review examines Zetazeroalfa's 2007 album 'La Ballata dello Stoccafisso,' highlighting its association with Italy's far-right youth tied to CasaPound. Musically, it features crude punk influences and occasional thrash-metal elements. Lyrically, it rehearses self-celebration, victimization, and slogans with little depth. The album is seen as a sociological artifact reflecting a troubling ideological void rather than a musically sophisticated work. Explore Zetazeroalfa's provocative punk album and understand its controversial role in Italy's far-right youth culture.

 This Valentino, over ten years after its release, still holds up strongly through the passing seasons.

 If a good album should be able to awaken obsessions believed to be dormant or (if necessary) create new ones, then this Valentino fits the profile.

Long Fin Killie's 1996 album Valentino is praised for its sophisticated and powerful rock sound blending polyrhythms, intense guitar riffs, and layered textures. Despite critical acclaim, the band’s legacy has been overlooked. The album remains emotionally gripping and musically innovative over a decade after release. Luke Sutherland’s talents as a multi-instrumentalist and later writer highlight the band’s unique contribution to 90s alternative music. Explore Long Fin Killie’s Valentino and experience a powerful, sophisticated rock journey that still resonates decades later.

 It’s a spectacular opening, heavily indebted to the two previous albums, and a continuation of the piece that is engaging and epic.

 This Skyforger stands a step below Silent Waters, for me still unsurpassed. Nevertheless, it is an album to own by all means.

Skyforger completes Amorphis’ Kalevala trilogy with a compelling mix of folk, progressive, and metal elements. The album showcases versatile vocals, powerful riffs, and emotional depth. While slightly behind Silent Waters, Skyforger remains one of the best metal releases of 2009. It offers an epic journey through Finnish folklore with captivating melodies and thoughtful storytelling. Dive into the epic world of Amorphis’ Skyforger - listen now and experience Finnish metal at its finest!