Yuppi du meant everything and nothing. Great, because everything and nothing was also me, only I didn’t know it.

 That four-handed pose was beautiful, a monkey-man ahead of his time.

 Discover the unique blend of music and cinema in Adriano Celentano's Yuppi Du—experience its quirky charm and cultural impact today!

 The magic lies all in the interpretation; we don’t recognize the words but the force they express, standing halfway between a prayer, a diatribe, and a festive song.

 Sometimes you just want to travel without moving your legs, sprawled on the couch after work, with an ice-cold IPA in hand, and forget everything.

 Discover and immerse yourself in Stephan Micus' mesmerizing album 'Implosions'—a unique fusion journey worth your listening time.

 "It’s a half mess because it’s a series devoid of even the slightest touch of genius. Simply boring."

 "...making it a negligible product, full of craft but lacking elegance."

 Explore our full review and decide if Tim Burton’s Wednesday is worth your attention.

 Each song is a unique piece, and its structure represents in miniature the structure of the entire album, which is homogeneous in its heterogeneity.

 It’s like traveling by car through Las Vegas, where all the neon lights catch your attention, and there isn’t a glimpse of darkness.

 Discover the rich and eclectic sounds of Jockstrap’s 'I Love You Jennifer B'—listen now and experience a truly unique musical journey!

 Some of these short stories are little gems, showing the seeds of what would later become the grand construction of Psychohistory in the Trilogy.

 John Campbell, mentor and friend, shaped Asimov’s development with detailed rejection letters and unwavering support.

 Dive into Isaac Asimov’s earliest tales and explore the roots of science fiction’s greatest mind!

 Don’t take it as a science fiction novel, that would be asking too much of it.

 The first and second parts together are a treatise on customs, on how these Americans appeared to a notable of old Europe.

 Explore Jules Verne’s timeless classic and discover its mix of adventure, satire, and 19th-century American culture.

 They play ragged, disheveled, yet impeccable.

 Snapshots, from their point of view, of the heart of yesterday’s London, today’s, and tomorrow’s.

 Discover the evocative world of The Good, The Bad & The Queen – listen to their rare B-sides and experience the soul of England.

 "The unforgettable voice of Jim Morrison, who was much more than just a singer within the group, doesn’t make an appearance."

 "On an impeccable sonic tapestry of rock blues blend with jazz aromas, the album plays a crucial role in the evolution of a band that transitioned from a quartet to a trio of survivors."

 Listen to 'Other Voices' and explore The Doors' journey beyond Jim Morrison's legacy.

 This is all you can expect from this album... rich in seemingly dark atmospheres... almost as if you were trying to look at someone in the shadows, from a distance, squinting your eyes...

 You’re there on the couch, tired after a long day, you pour yourself a whisky and listen to this record, and you think: now the day is truly over!

 Discover the emotional depth of Arab Strap’s latest album—listen to As Days Get Dark and unwind your day the right way.

 Bill Stone’s 'Stone' is a handful of folk gems produced in limited copies, with noble influences among Velvet Underground, Cohen, and Pearls Before Swine.

 11 songs to face another night, a soft fingerpicking to make that surface tension fluid, a constant melancholy for those desires that can be dreamed but not touched.

 Listen to Bill Stone's 'Stone' for a soulful folk journey through midnight dreams and poetic melodies.

 With a certain cunning, this work could be considered in some ways even better than the acclaimed 'Play,' certainly more sincere, less sleazy, and without any pretense.

 This album sounds just like those slightly faded Sunday afternoons returning from the usual day trip to a remote farmhouse, with the sun never finishing setting.

 Give Play: The B Sides a listen and discover Moby’s heartfelt ambient sound beyond the hits.

 It’s the bright side of Pink Moon. God knows how much we need it.

 Stop spying on her from the window and just offer a smile when you meet her on the stairs.

 Listen to Maxine Funke’s Pieces Of Driftwood and experience the soothing beauty of modern folk.

 "‘I Didn’t Mean to Haunt You’ is a bright star in the firmament of modern avant-pop: not for everyone, not immediately assimilable or classifiable, but deserving of the significant exposure it is receiving online."

 "Quadeca has managed to carve out a comfortable niche to experiment with textures without giving up catchy hooks with clear emo-rap influences."

 Discover Quadeca’s bold new album and experience the unique blend of emo-rap and avant-pop today!

 An album conceived during the dark lockdown; each member, isolated in their own home, created their part.

 Russian Circles have triumphed again! One of my musical highlights of the year.

 Listen to Russian Circles' Gnosis and experience their post-metal brilliance and emotional depth.

 ‘I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me’ is an album of disarming beauty, spartan and sometimes even moving.

 The way Hannah sings reminds me so much of Hope Sandoval, the same monotony, more disenchanted and grounded.

 Listen to King Hannah's heartfelt album and experience a fresh take on indie folk and nostalgic alt-rock today!

 Four Tet inhibits melancholy and makes us (re)live the long days and vivid colors of Summer, making it a mental season.

 The model is much more yoga-soft with oils and massages than loud-club.

 Listen to Four Tet's Sixteen Oceans and find your calm within the music's serene waves.

 The production is heavy, there is an overabundance of strings and pompous sycophantic choruses seeking easy applause.

 Bruce's album deserves an honest 6.5/10 and let no one dare even compare Only the Strong Survive to the Seeger sessions.

 Listen to Bruce Springsteen’s 'Only the Strong Survive' and decide if this vintage soul cover album hits the mark for you.

 This 'Father Loves Us' is nothing more than one of their most annihilating manifestos.

 The title track is a chilling metallic and percussive whirlwind; inhuman beats are accompanied by surgical and paranoid noise.

 Dive into the intense, industrial world of British Murder Boys' 'Father Loves Us'—experience techno at its most ruthless.

 Do Make Say Think are not just that kind of post-rock, a label that would be too narrow for them.

 If I had to express the “vibes” of the album in one word it would be “lightness,” because in its compositional complexity, sometimes you almost feel like floating on the melodies intertwining with each other.

 Listen to Stubborn Persistent Illusions and experience Do Make Say Think’s dynamic, captivating post-rock journey.

 Among the stories that impressed me the most, I mention 'Dust You Were,' a very macabre tale where a small village celebrates funerals by burying people alive.

 Ultimately, we are faced with an author absolutely worth rediscovering for those who love a certain type of non-Anglo-Saxon fantastic literature.

 Dive into Thomas Owen’s eerie tales and experience the uncanny side of Belgian fantastic literature today!