The rector enjoys being a rock chick and plays with a song that plays upside down, over the passage of minutes.

 The ideal 'will' of every artist who talks about death as an exit from life’s stage.

Donatella Rettore's 'Caduta Massi' is a rock album marked by aggressive voice and a deliberate electronic style. Some tracks bring emotional depth and rhythmic interest, especially 'Se morirò' and 'Calus,' yet others feel clichéd or superficial. The album contains bold themes like adolescence and death but is uneven overall in quality. The reviewer appreciates Rettore's rock persona but criticizes some poorly executed songs. Listen to Donatella Rettore’s 'Caduta Massi' to discover a bold and eclectic rock experience, then decide if this spirited album speaks to you!

 And for those who ask: did we need another film about a serial killer? I say this is not another film, this is the film, Lars Von Trier’s film.

 Jack’s universal theories germinate from speculative reflections on his condition and create fascinating analogies.

The review praises Lars von Trier's film for its complex narrative and philosophical depth. It highlights the protagonist Jack’s disturbing episodes intertwined with his reflective justifications. The film is noted for its aesthetic richness and dual narrative style, balancing autobiographical storytelling with universal metaphors. The reviewer concludes that this film transcends typical serial killer stories, positioning it as a definitive work by the director. Discover the dark brilliance of Lars von Trier’s The House That Jack Built—watch and explore the ultimate psychological cinematic experience today!

 "The Zealot Gene is a pleasure to listen to."

 The soothing voice of the seventy-four-year-old Ian, and the objectively limited impact of the other equally talented musicians, effectively relegated to the role of 'musical wallpaper.'

The Zealot Gene, Jethro Tull's twenty-second studio album, is praised for its enjoyable progressive rock sound and thematic nods to biblical stories. While only Ian Anderson remains from the original lineup, his flute and vocals dominate the album's homogenous atmosphere. The review highlights standout tracks like "Mine is the Mountain" and recognizes the album as a compelling successor to past concept works. Though not a classic masterpiece, it reaffirms Jethro Tull's place in rock history with a well-crafted, thoughtful production. Dive into The Zealot Gene and experience Jethro Tull’s prog rock mastery with Ian Anderson’s captivating flute and storytelling.

 The truth is, sometimes problems don’t get solved.

 The theme of depression is as relevant and important as ever; it is often unjustifiably and culpably underestimated by a society that races ahead.

Werner Viola’s debut novel ‘Mentre nessuno si accorge di niente’ presents a raw and honest account of depression and loneliness. The story centers on Luca, a cemetery worker struggling with inner demons and complex emotions. Set in Milan, the book highlights the often misunderstood difference between sadness and depression and challenges societal misconceptions. Viola writes in a conversational style, aiming to evoke empathy and raise awareness about mental health. The novel is self-published and available on Amazon. Discover Werner Viola’s heartfelt debut novel—read about loneliness and mental health struggles in modern Milan now!

 This album is those songs. Acoustic interweavings, in an album that is entirely acoustic, recorded with two microphones with no frills.

 If you listen to it without knowing anything about it, you wouldn’t be able to say what’s behind it, what year it’s from, or where it comes from.

Pullman's "Turnstyles & Junkpiles" is a mostly acoustic album born from spontaneous sessions among post-rock musicians in late 70s Chicago spirit. It features intricate, pastoral polyphonies blending post-rock sentiment with American folk influences. The album offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere yet remains far from essential listening, ideal for company or travel. Memorable tracks like "Lyasnya" show playful moods, balanced by songs reminiscent of 70s songwriting traditions. Listen to Pullman’s delicate acoustic journey blending post-rock and American folk traditions now.

 I don’t want to scare. I want to disturb the calm, corrupt an atmosphere of tranquility.

 Owen proves to be a master of endings, where he manages to shock and surprise the reader.

Thomas Owen is a pivotal figure in Belgian horror and weird fiction, whose collection Cerimoniale Notturno offers effective short stories filled with unsettling atmospheres and surprise endings. The volume, reissued by Alcatraz, fills a cultural gap with excellent translation and evocative storytelling. Owen’s style is measured yet disturbing, blending melancholy with macabre and perverse tones. This anthology is essential for lovers of European fantastic literature seeking lesser-known gems. Dive into Thomas Owen’s Cerimoniale Notturno and explore a captivating world of weird and haunting horror stories today.

 "Alpha Centauri is a timeless classic, very different from Electronic Meditation."

 "The suite is a masterpiece of German Cosmic music, and one should also thank the fundamental work of sound engineer Dieter Dierks."

Alpha Centauri marks a pivotal shift for Tangerine Dream with a new lineup and a focus on cosmic, synth-driven soundscapes. The album blends mystical organ, psychedelic guitar, and avant-garde experimentation to create an ethereal and timeless musical journey. It’s heralded as a masterpiece of German Cosmic Music and a classic in progressive rock history. The review highlights the contrast with their debut and praises key tracks and production. Explore the cosmic soundscape of Alpha Centauri—listen now and dive into the roots of German progressive rock.

 Bruce Wayne is now a more solitary and tormented individual than ever, a vengeful and very dark nocturnal animal, black as a starless night.

 There isn’t a single sunny scene in this Batman. And, although a faint hint of light may finally be seen on the horizon, the moon remains completely dark.

Matt Reeves' The Batman offers a dark, grim portrayal of Gotham and its tormented hero, Bruce Wayne, played by Robert Pattinson. The film stands apart from past versions by emphasizing mood, a detective narrative, and societal decay. With powerful performances, especially from Pattinson and Paul Dano as the Riddler, it reinvents the Batman mythos. Visually impressive and emotionally impactful, the film reflects a world steeped in darkness and revenge. Discover the brooding new Batman — watch, listen, and dive into Gotham’s darkest tale now!

 An artist cannot be such on a schedule or in situations. The heart of an artist doesn’t go on vacation, doesn’t take lunch breaks, doesn’t close the shutter.

 If you spend the week waiting for Friday to put the skis on the car, it means you have chosen the wrong job.

The review highlights Claudio Cecchetto’s multifaceted career as a DJ, producer, and TV host, as narrated in his autobiography. It emphasizes his artistic philosophy of constant creativity and passion. The book recounts his rise from the 1970s Milanese music scene to launching major Italian talents. Personal anecdotes and testimonies from artists enrich the narrative. Overall, it’s a motivational and insightful biography for music lovers and creative professionals. Explore Claudio Cecchetto’s remarkable journey—read his autobiography and discover how he shaped Italian music culture.

 "The Quest is a surprisingly inspired album, showcasing Yes in their melodic and instrumental magnificence."

 "I consider 'The Quest' their best album in forty years, the best of all the post-Drama production."

The reviewer reflects on Yes’ career, highlighting their 70s peak and later uncertainty. Despite low expectations, The Quest surprises with inspired melodic prog and symphonic touches. The album respects Yes’ roots, moderates complexity, and showcases Steve Howe’s guitar and orchestral elements. The new lineup holds strong, delivering what the reviewer calls their best work in four decades. Discover Yes’s melodic prog renaissance by listening to The Quest—classic vibes with fresh energy await!

 "Bestias is certainly the most successful example of the entire batch, featuring a representative name of the current scene, Alex from Malevolence."

 Including something entirely unrelated, such as a ballad, is a youthful error but doesn't undermine the final result.

Next Time Mr. Fox's Babylon EP presents a bold evolution from their prior work, mixing metalcore with hardcore influences. The standout single "Bestias" features Alex from Malevolence and sets the tone for the EP. While some stylistic risks, such as including an unrelated ballad, feel out of place, the overall effort is successful and promising. The band explores new sounds while maintaining their core identity. Discover Next Time Mr. Fox's dynamic Babylon EP—listen now and explore their bold metalcore journey!

 It is not cocaine that inspired the title 'Rebel,' the name of his niece.

 The album is actually a whirlwind of uncomfortable truths that Diego reveals with Italian Punk.

Diego Naska’s debut album 'Rebel' showcases his shift from internet charisma to raw punk music. Dedicated to his niece, the album delivers sharp, ironic truths wrapped in Italian punk. Notable for its personal stories and social critiques, it features collaborations and references to Nirvana. The review highlights the album’s authentic awareness and emotional depth. Discover Diego Naska’s 'Rebel'—listen now to experience Italian punk’s raw honesty and personal edge.

 Without revealing anything of the non-existent plot: there’s laughter and a lot of splatter.

 If you can stomach '6 Underground,' you might as well start with heroin, because it can’t get much worse.

McG's The Babysitter is a college horror comedy with above-average splatter and uneven humor. After being shelved for years, Netflix revived it, leading to sequels despite its flaws. The film tries to mimic indie-cool but feels dated. Its success is more about Netflix’s audience than cinematic quality. Curious about cult horror comedy? Watch The Babysitter on Netflix and explore its wild mix of splatter and laughs!

 The album is permeated by a superficial, forced, and almost indifferent interpretation of the songs.

 A shabby and mediocre album. Mediocre as any smoky and dark evening in Testaccio.

Gianni Bonfiglio’s album Luci spente a Testaccio is a portrayal of urban life and nostalgia rooted in 70s left-wing Italian songwriting. While it paints a vivid picture of Testaccio’s atmosphere, the album suffers from indifferent vocal delivery and uninspired lyrics. The review finds the album superficially emotional and ultimately mediocre, reflecting the bleakness and monotony of its setting. Despite a promising concept, it fails to resonate deeply with listeners. Explore the atmospheric world of Luci spente a Testaccio and decide if Gianni Bonfiglio’s melancholic tales speak to you.

 Surely, a strong point of "McDonald & Giles" is the cohesion between arpeggio and rhythm, the beats are lightning out of the blue.

 This McDonald and Giles could be one of the best-kept musical secrets of the '70s...

The review reflects on the 1970 album 'McDonald and Giles' as an intriguing and elegant addition to 70s prog rock, exploring what might have been had the duo stayed with King Crimson. The album is praised for its rhythmic cohesion, distinctive drumming, and pastoral folk influences. Guest contributions from Steve Winwood and the rich vocal harmonies add depth. Ultimately, it's celebrated as a hidden classic worth discovery. Delve into the unique soundscape of McDonald and Giles and discover a cherished 70s prog rock classic today!

 A decisive guitar rhythm takes hold in the first seconds of the journey, creating anticipation because something is about to happen soon.

 Six strings and keyboards proceed in harmony, while the rhythmic carpet of bass and drums ensures a compactness that blows my mind.

The reviewer finds solace in Naxatras IV during a stressful time, appreciating the band's evolution from stoner psychedelia to a richer prog-rock sound. The addition of a keyboardist broadens their musical horizons, resulting in a powerful, esoteric album. Standout tracks like 'Journey To Narahmon' and 'The Answer' highlight the band's creative clarity and instrumental harmony. Overall, the album offers a refreshing and captivating listening experience. Listen to Naxatras IV now and dive into a mesmerizing blend of psychedelic and progressive rock.

 The duo's characteristic distinguishes them through obsessiveness in lyrics rather than melody.

 An invitation to move your shoulders in a syncopated and spontaneous manner.

Sofi Tukker's EP Dancing On The People creatively blends electronic music with Bossa Nova influences and Brazilian poetry. The duo's unique lyrical focus and vibrant visuals stand out, particularly in singles like Swing and Purple Hat. The colorful and imaginative music video for Swing further highlights their artistic approach. Overall, the project shines best in its singles, showcasing a refreshing fusion of sounds and styles. Listen to Sofi Tukker's Dancing On The People and experience a vibrant mix of sound and color today!

 If Suzuki were an object, it would be a Rubik's Cube, every time you try to solve it, it’s always different.

 Suzuki is like this, evocative, it brings out, digs deep, the tones are never too high or too low and then those percussions and whispers that don’t let you stay still.

The review praises Tosca's Suzuki as a transformative album that becomes a personal soundtrack through immersive and evocative sound. The listener draws vivid metaphors linking the album to puzzles and dreams, highlighting its deep emotional resonance. Listening requires full attention from start to finish, revealing layers that accompany memories and life moments. The album is celebrated for blending subtle percussion and whispers, evoking reflection without sadness. Dive into Tosca's Suzuki and let its evocative sounds become your next unforgettable listening journey.

 Break The Man is definitely a successful single, worthy of their history, and serves one of their most incisive past themes.

 A mature work, magnificently played, and without clumsy imitations of the past.

The review explores Tears for Fears' album The Tipping Point as a mature, well-crafted comeback that avoids past clichés. It praises Curt Smith's surprising contribution and highlights standout tracks like Break The Man and Master Plan. While nostalgic moments resonate, the album is recognized for its blend of acoustic and electronic sounds and its emotional depth. The band is celebrated as resilient survivors of 80s music with intact talent. Listen to Tears for Fears' The Tipping Point and discover their mature evolution beyond the 80s hits!

 The album is live but... inside a recording studio, the New York studio of his American record label.

 The young Elton is dynamite, a blossomed flower, indeed a wide-open powder keg, supporting this primordial trio formation perfectly.

Elton John’s 17-11-70 album is a powerful live studio recording capturing the artist at 23, in peak form. The intimate setting blends controlled sound with vibrant audience energy, showcasing his impressive voice and dynamic piano skills. This album challenges misconceptions about his later work and stands out as a raw, electrifying performance early in his career. Notable for its limited but impactful tracklist and memorable intensity. Listen to Elton John's explosive 17-11-70 live studio album and experience the raw power of his early career today!