The author imagines Ali Agca to be even the reincarnation of the evangelical Judas.

 The rewriting of the evangelical stories, combined with the brilliant intuition to draw a parallel with the attack on the Pope, makes the book more than enjoyable.

Sebastiano Vassalli’s La notte del lupo presents a historical-contemporary novel centered on Ali Agca, the attacker of Pope Wojtyla, imagined as a reincarnation of Judas. The book critiques the Catholic hierarchy, inspired by Dostoevsky's Grand Inquisitor. While the reincarnation theme is lightly explored, the rewriting of evangelical stories combined with the attack on the Pope makes the novel engaging. It is praised as another compelling work by Vassalli. Discover Vassalli’s intriguing take on faith and history—read La notte del lupo today!

 When he screams "mi fai impazzi(iiii)re" it drives me crazy too (<3).

 "I tuoi baci sul collo sono come ferite." And I’ve felt them all.

The review celebrates Blanco & SferaEbbasta's song 'Mi fai impazzi(iiiii)re' as a captivating blend of rock and trap. The reviewer expresses personal attachment, highlighting Blanco's vocal intensity and SferaEbbasta's skillful autotune. The song's lyrics resonate deeply, evoking memories and emotions. This track has shifted the reviewer's musical preferences, inspiring interest in more rock-infused sounds. Listen to 'Mi fai impazzi(iiiii)re' and experience the passionate blend of rock and trap that has everyone talking!

 At this point, they probably don’t even listen to each other anymore, the musicians: so many are the years that the brushes, the breaths, the strums add up with the peace and naturalness of muscle memories.

 Young the old produces his best album since Psychedelic Pill, which is like visiting your grandfather and listening to the usual stories, the rants against old politicians.

Barn by Neil Young & Crazy Horse is praised as their best album since Psychedelic Pill, characterized by spontaneous composition and authentic rock energy. The review highlights Neil Young's unique voice and guitar style, contrasting with often superficial country-rock. The album evokes a nostalgic, sincere experience, enriched by the veteran band's natural chemistry and raw sound. Listen to Barn now and experience Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s timeless, raw rock storytelling!

 Purged of arrogance, the word penetrates and warms within.

 That that man was called Joshua, that he was God made flesh, matters little. But that Joshua was a man instead, is what matters.

The review praises Fabrizio De André's album La buona novella for its poetic and metaphorical telling of human life and death inspired by apocryphal gospels. It highlights the album's focus on Mary’s solitude and the human nature of Joshua, shifting the narrative away from divine arrogance to heartfelt humanity. The work is appreciated for its emotional depth and refined language, presenting a timeless and evocative musical journey. Discover the profound human story in La buona novella — listen to Fabrizio De André’s poetic masterpiece today!

 Testalunga: 'I might stick with my first guess. Bertin Osborne.'

 Jenny Sfotti: 'The Deep Purple were listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the world’s loudest band following a concert at the Rainbow Theatre...'

This review of Deep Purple's album 'Whoosh!' takes a unique and humorous approach by framing the album's exploration through a playful quiz show narrative. It combines detailed rock trivia, band history, and witty commentary that entertains while informing. The tone is lighthearted and engaging, celebrating the band's legacy with affectionate humor. Overall, the reviewer shows appreciation for the album while delighting readers with storytelling. Dive into this witty Deep Purple review and discover the fun side of rock history with 'Whoosh!'—listen and enjoy!

 It is obscene, what is recounted here, and at the same time revealing.

 The true horror then reveals itself to be that of life, a deracinated and frivolous everyday existence that allows a sick man to lie flagrantly and get away with it for decades.

Emmanuel Carrère's L'avversario exposes the dark psyche of Jean-Claude Romand, a man living a decades-long lie culminating in horrific crimes. The review highlights Carrère's intellectual honesty and empathetic approach, framing Romand not only as a monster but a product of societal pressures and alienation. The narrative delves deep into themes of failure, social superficiality, and the haunting void of authentic human connection. This compelling work forces readers to confront uncomfortable truths about societal rigidities and the fragility of human existence. Dive into Emmanuel Carrère's gripping L'avversario to explore a chilling true story that reveals the darkest corners of human nature and society.

 Not all convey emotions like Bennett does, real adrenaline rushes that hit you and traverse you without interruption.

 The collection of tracks forms a homogeneous path of warm and sensual injection of her personal feeling.

Jade Bennett's album Death Time Love delivers a unique blend of rock blues infused with soul, funk, and psychedelic elements. Her powerful, emotional voice carries eight tracks full of warmth and sensuality. The album stands out for its genre fusion and compelling collaborations with guitarists like Laura Chavez and Gino Matteo. Highlights include the soulful 'Table For Two' and the captivating cover of 'After Dark.' Bennett's talent shines through, promising more to come from this Californian artist. Listen to Jade Bennett’s Death Time Love and experience a fresh take on rock blues filled with soul and passion.

 The so-called libidinal urges can be driven out the door, but sooner or later, they will re-enter more forcefully through the window.

 Director Saura, with a very subtle but effective style, depicts a story at times surreal but still clear in highlighting certain complexed attitudes of the protagonist.

This review highlights Carlos Saura's 1967 film Peppermint Frappé as a significant exploration of sexual repression in Franco-era Spain. Through its surreal and subtle style, the film depicts the protagonist Julian’s obsessive desires and the societal constraints shaping them. Dedicated to Luis Bunuel, the film uses symbolism and complex characters to critique morality and censorship. The review praises Saura's ability to convey this theme with nuanced storytelling, making the movie relevant beyond its historical context. Watch Carlos Saura's Peppermint Frappé to uncover the nuances of desire and repression in classic Spanish cinema!

 The film is ultimately disappointing, and the reasons are quickly explained.

 One might deduce that a woman riding a motorcycle or any other vehicle is inattentive, dangerous, and a source of accidents.

The review criticizes 'Nuda sotto la pelle' (The Girl on a Motorcycle) for its disappointing storytelling, technical flaws, and stereotypical portrayal of its female biker lead. Despite the promising concept of a woman protagonist in a traditionally male genre, the film falls short in development and execution. The review highlights issues with sexism, racial undertones, and poor special effects. Jack Cardiff’s direction is seen as uninspired compared to his prior cinematography work. Discover why this 1968 biker film missed the mark and explore its place in cult cinema history.

 The keyword to enter the world of "Whiskey" is vemod. In Swedish, it means melancholy.

 Love songs, often desperate, sealed by a deep and extremely sexy voice.

Jay-Jay Johanson’s debut album ‘Whiskey’ from 1996 is an essential chill and trip-hop record imbued with Swedish melancholy or vemod. It skillfully blends warm, jazzy, and electronic atmospheres inspired by artists like Portishead and Chet Baker. The album’s six tracks offer a mix of desperate love songs delivered with a deep, sexy voice, securing Johanson’s status as a cult artist. Though short, the album’s hypnotic blend remains impactful and influential. Discover the melancholic charm of Jay-Jay Johanson’s ‘Whiskey’—listen now and dive into a timeless chill classic.

 It moves you because cinema and life are habits he just can’t quit.

 Every step he lines up can’t help but move us, those barely visible blue eyes under the brim of the hat have never been so sweet, so human.

Cry Macho portrays a mellowed Clint Eastwood in a reflective, sentimental role as a grumpy but wise old man. The film explores themes of morality, redemption, and a cross-border coming-of-age journey. While the screenplay feels somewhat predictable and clumsy, Eastwood's presence and nuanced performance deeply touch the audience. The story highlights contrasts between two worlds and the fading battles of an aging cowboy. Despite its flaws, the movie offers emotional moments and a testament to Eastwood's enduring cinematic legacy. Discover the mellow yet moving journey of Clint Eastwood in Cry Macho — a film that honors legacy and life’s quiet battles.

 So much beauty, but what am I saying, so much poetry, so much POETRY IN THIS CITY that when I look at the sea and laugh, it seems like it puts me on a cross!

 Dear Paolo, I have something to say: Ammo', but you’re REALLY AMAZING!!!!

This review celebrates Paolo Sorrentino’s film 'È stata la mano di Dio' as a deeply poetic and beautiful ode to Naples. The author highlights the film’s magical atmosphere, evocative music, and emotional impact. The tone is passionate and admiring, recognizing Sorrentino's amazing craft. The sense of place and personal connection stands out as central to the experience. Experience the poetic beauty of 'È stata la mano di Dio'—watch Paolo Sorrentino's stunning tribute to Naples and life today!

 Love is a fixation, a disease, an oppressive obsession, and an obsessive oppression.

 One is completely immersed in the protagonist’s soul.

Dino Buzzati's novel Un Amore explores an obsessive and distressing love story told through the subjective and fragile perspective of Antonio. The novel uniquely treats time as a circular, anguished experience, diverging from Buzzati's usual style. Although stylistic inconsistencies appear, this deep dive into the protagonist's soul offers a profoundly authentic portrayal of love and obsession. The narrative remains gripping up to its surprising finale. Dive into Buzzati's Un Amore and experience a haunting, obsessive love story that still resonates today.

 This book must be read.

 The 'pasticciaccio' is something else and categorizing it as 'a giallo written in Romanesco' is, simply, misleading.

This review emphasizes that Carlo Emilio Gadda's novel 'Quer Pasticciaccio Brutto de Via Merulana' is a complex work that transcends typical detective stories. The author challenges popular misconceptions by highlighting its intricate literary language and thematic depth. The book demands careful, thoughtful reading rather than quick consumption. The review also contrasts the novel with its film adaptation, underscoring the unique challenges and rewards of engaging with the original text. Dive into Gadda's masterpiece and experience the layered beauty of Italian literature today!

 7 songs, guitar and voice, that take you into her world, like an anthropologist in the field.

 It feels like being with her, on the never-forgotten beaches of Jane Campion’s 'The Piano,' among distant lightning and the last sparkles of a just-consumed bonfire.

Maxine Funke's 'Seance' is a deeply poetic folk album filled with warm acoustic guitar and melancholic tones. The record's seven tracks create intimate snapshots of memory and place, drawing parallels to esteemed folk artists. Its layered simplicity brings listeners into a contemplative world rich with emotion and subtle variation. Explore Maxine Funke’s 'Seance' to experience one of 2021’s most heartfelt folk albums.

 Only the sound artisan Piero Umiliani knew how to make music and cinema converse with lightness and almost with mockery, creating that skillful blend that would always be his trademark.

 “Thinkin’ Blues” is like a distillation of everything good, of irreproducible, in that period.

This review explores Piero Umiliani’s 'Smog' soundtrack as a reflection of his roots in post-war Florence and his early jazz style. It highlights his collaboration with jazz legend Chet Baker and his unique ability to blend music with cinema. The soundtrack captures the mood of the 1950s and 60s, showcasing Umiliani's sincere and skillful artistry. Though rated moderately, the review appreciates the nostalgic and authentic atmosphere of the album. Discover the nostalgic jazz sounds of Piero Umiliani’s Smog soundtrack—listen now and experience a true artisan’s musical journey.

 "An (im)perfect sonic storm that overwhelms, disturbs, and at times takes your breath away."

 "The songs are among the best the boys have ever written, brimming with pathos and always strong and moving."

New Day Rising is a powerful and noisy album that reaffirms Hüsker Dü's hardcore punk roots while showcasing strong songwriting from Bob Mould and Grant Hart. It stands as a challenging yet rewarding listen, blending aggression with melody. Though imperfect and less experimental than its predecessor Zen Arcade, it sets a crucial course in merging noise and songcraft. The album’s raw energy and emotional depth leave a lasting impact. Dive into the raw energy of New Day Rising and experience Hüsker Dü’s bold fusion of hardcore punk and melody today!

 Gothic labyrinths hit and raided by that barbaric and tribal tam tam, in the triumph and repudiation of any mild spiral of native ElectroClash.

 That astral combination of voice and drums, that shift towards ethnic contaminations, preview of the exotic sensuality of “Feast”, a composition of five tracks not easy to listen to.

This review celebrates The Creatures' album Wild Things, highlighting its fusion of tribal percussion, gothic aesthetics, and the dynamic voice of Siouxsie Sioux. It ties the work to the band’s roots with The Banshees and honors its unique rhythmic and artistic vision. The album is portrayed as a bold and evocative exploration of primal energy and dark moods. Overall, it is praised for its originality and hypnotic appeal. Discover the primal beats and gothic allure of The Creatures’ Wild Things—immerse yourself in this unique sonic journey now!

 A film directed by Uberto Pasolini does not disappoint and is an authentic guarantee of quality.

 John explains very simply that the beetle died due to life’s inexorable laws of life and death, leaving a memory behind that perpetuates us in others.

Uberto Pasolini’s film 'Nowhere Special' centers on John, a terminally ill single father, striving to find a new family for his young son. Praised for its authentic portrayal of everyday life and sensitive approach to heavy themes, the film delicately explores love, loss, and the cycle of life without melodrama. James Norton and young Daniel Lamont deliver compelling performances that deeply resonate. This moving story reminds viewers of the enduring bonds of family amidst the inevitability of death. Watch 'Nowhere Special' and experience a heartfelt story about love, family, and the courage to let go.

 Whispers of a child Dickinson on glass psychedelia.

 A wonderful and enchanted amazement made of nothing.

The review praises Satomimagae's album 'Hanazono' as a rare, delicate gem in contemporary folk music. With a fragile voice and dreamy sound, it evokes soft nursery rhymes and subtle psychedelic reflections. Compared to Lisa Germano, it invites quiet attention to subtle details, creating a suspended, enchanted atmosphere. The album is celebrated for its understated, magical qualities. Listen to 'Hanazono' by Satomimagae and immerse yourself in a delicate, dreamy folk journey.