"I Want You (She's so heavy) is a suitable piece, made almost on purpose, to insinuate itself inside, like the herpesvirus, to then suddenly reappear, just like that."

 "A latent inflammation of microplastics (and feelings): this is life. And it often ends this way, without av"

This review explores the haunting and persistent nature of The Beatles' 'I Want You (She's So Heavy)'. With poetic and metaphorical language, it reflects on how the song lingers like a latent force in the listener's mind. The review blends nostalgic and evocative imagery with a sense of life's complicated emotional undertones, resulting in a mixed but thoughtful appraisal. Discover the haunting depth of The Beatles' classic—listen and feel the weight of 'I Want You (She's So Heavy)' today!

 "Once you enter the 'besanian' universe, satisfaction is guaranteed."

 "Una stagione al Teatro della Scena Rossa is perhaps the masterpiece of this collection... a metaphysical thrill that remains with the reader in the end."

Lucio Besana's 'Storie della serie Cremisi' is an expertly crafted horror anthology reflecting influences from Thomas Ligotti and blending dystopian, metaphysical, and classic horror elements. The stories are dreamlike and hypnotic, ranging from unsettling sci-fi to apocalyptic and psychological horror. Besana's writing stands strong on its own, offering Italian weird fiction a fresh and compelling voice. This collection is highly recommended for horror and weird fiction enthusiasts. Dive into Lucio Besana's haunting world—explore 'Storie della serie Cremisi' and experience Italian weird horror at its finest!

 For me, it is a gem that deserves to be played and experienced.

 I watch the sun and the water smile at me, and I smile back at them. For an instant, everything crystallizes like in a dream, and one feels serene.

Atelier Ryza offers a refreshing break from typical violent games, featuring satisfying turn-based combat and a rewarding alchemy system. The game’s colorful and fluid graphics create a serene atmosphere, complemented by well-developed characters and a charming RPG world. Despite some slower narrative moments, the game’s longevity and exploration elements make it a gem worth experiencing. Dive into Atelier Ryza’s enchanting world and experience a unique blend of alchemy and adventure today!

 The voices of the two friends are almost indistinguishable, very similar.

 Ten country rock tracks... flow pleasantly, well-made and sung, but absolutely unforgettable.

Longbranch Pennywhistle was a short-lived duo featuring Glenn Frey and JD Souther before their notable futures in rock. Their sole 1969 album blends country rock with harmonious vocals akin to early Eagles. The record is pleasant yet unremarkable, offering a glimpse of the duo's budding songwriting prowess. Although overshadowed by their later successes, it remains interesting for fans of Eagles and 1960s California folk rock. Explore Longbranch Pennywhistle’s unique blend of country rock and hear the roots of Eagles’ iconic sound today!

 When darkness arrives, you must be ready to face it, to make it your own, embrace it and live it without being swallowed, if you want to see the dawn again.

 Mörkrets intåg hits the mark, touches very deep chords, and is pleasant to listen to, confirming itself as a highly recommended listen for those who love these sounds but also have an open mind to go beyond.

Höstblod's debut album Mörkrets Intåg offers a deeply expressive and atmospheric depressive black metal experience. Born from the artist's personal grief over his mother's illness and passing, the album channels anger, sadness, and relief through six dynamic tracks. Its melancholic and progressive nature, interspersed with classical guitar and clean vocals, creates a powerful rite of passage. Highly recommended for fans of emotional black metal with an open mind. Listen to Höstblod's Mörkrets Intåg and immerse yourself in a profound journey through darkness and light.

 "Only Theater of Pain was among the first to establish and define the sound and stylistic elements of the genre."

 Rozz Williams' hoarse and disenchanted vocals recite litanies of death and visions suspended between surrealism and extreme esoteric currents.

Christian Death's debut album 'Only Theater of Pain' is a foundational work in goth and death-rock genres. Released in 1982, it defined the dark, psychedelic guitar sound and disenchanted vocals that influenced goth music for decades. The album's themes explore death, surrealism, and esoteric visions through impactful lyrics and innovative guitar work. It remains a significant milestone marking the evolution from punk to goth in the 1980s. Discover the dark roots of goth rock—listen to Christian Death's 'Only Theater of Pain' and explore its influential sound now!

 Once again, the old bastard has fooled us all.

 Shadow Kingdom, in summary, is a joke on us. But one of those well-executed jokes, the kind that for almost sixty years has made us adore the old bastard.

Shadow Kingdom is Bob Dylan’s latest audiovisual project, blending reworked studio recordings with eerie, black-and-white videos inspired by David Lynch. Presented as a live concert, it cleverly deceives viewers with minimal arrangements and theatrical visuals. While not a true live event, its artistic value shines through both musically and visually. Fans encountering this 'trick' may find it frustrating yet compelling. Watch Bob Dylan’s Shadow Kingdom and experience his masterful blend of music and cinematic illusion.

 "Although you affirm the immortal nature of such a musician and great storyteller, you haven’t managed to provide the most comprehensive portrait of him, thus wasting a golden opportunity."

 "We, his loyal admirers, can only go back to listening to his records, always full of charm despite the passing years."

The reviewer admires Lucio Dalla's musical genius but finds the film 'Per Lucio' by Pietro Marcello disappointing. The documentary narrows its focus on a few personal acquaintances and misses key aspects of Dalla's rich career and influence. Important songs and relationships are overlooked, resulting in a portrait that lacks depth. Fans may prefer revisiting Dalla's music instead. Discover Lucio Dalla's true genius—listen to his timeless music and explore more in-depth portraits beyond 'Per Lucio'.

 "I have never thrown bombs, I have never shot anyone."

 "Anarchy means freedom, abolition of a society divided into classes, respect for others; for me, these are the things that matter in life and on these I have tried to live my life."

Giuliano Montaldo’s Sacco e Vanzetti recounts the tragic story of two immigrant anarchists wrongfully accused in 1920s America. The film explores themes of prejudice, political repression, and resilience. Powerful performances by Riccardo Cucciolla and Gian Maria Volonté bring depth to this historic drama. The review highlights the continued relevance of the story and its emotional impact. Discover the powerful story of Sacco and Vanzetti through this compelling film that brings history to life—watch it now!

 The greatness of a director lies precisely in showing a certain eclectic style that can move from dramatic to light tones without falling into the banal and insipid.

 Bergman stages a gentle satire of the artistic environment, describing what is precisely a golden prison for any known artist.

The review reflects on Bergman’s rarely seen comedic side in "All These Women," highlighting its satirical portrayal of the artistic world. The film cleverly explores fame’s burden and artistic rivalry within a lively mansion setting. Despite its lighter tone, the movie remains a testament to Bergman’s directorial skill and versatility. The review appreciates the film as a valuable, often overlooked gem in Bergman’s work. Dive into Bergman’s intriguing comedic side—watch "All These Women" to explore art, fame, and satire like never before!

 "Music is fundamentally noble and nomadic."

 "The fragility of the ballads and the characters of Old Hearts Reborn is disarming."

Hidden Highways' album Old Hearts Reborn is a hauntingly beautiful folk journey rooted in Irish tradition. The duo’s delicate interplay of voice and acoustic instrumentation evokes timeless themes of memory, melancholy, and hope. The review praises the album's intimate atmosphere and poetic depth, drawing comparisons to artists like Sparklehorse and Sybile Baier. It highlights the natural, essential sound and the striking emotional resonance throughout the record. Dive into the haunting melodies of Hidden Highways and discover a timeless folk experience with Old Hearts Reborn.

 Goodness, what a great album! Irresistible in many places, played divinely like few others I've ever heard.

 Thankfully, we still come across such albums, which smell of classic rock both complex and accessible at the same time.

Kansas' 2016 album 'The Prelude Implicit' marks a triumphant return with strong melodies, superb vocal performances, and excellent instrumental balance. The addition of Zak Rizvi and Ronnie Platt revitalizes the band's sound, blending classic progressive rock with fresh energy. Key tracks like 'With This Heart,' 'Refugee,' and the magnum opus 'The Voyage of Eight Eighteen' showcase the band's mastery. The album is a pleasant surprise and a standout in Kansas' discography. Listen to Kansas' The Prelude Implicit now and experience a stunning progressive rock revival!

 "Killer," one of the most fascinating albums by Alice Cooper and, consequently, one of the classic rock albums of the ’70s.

 "Dead Babies," the story of a girl who died after accidentally ingesting aspirin, ignored by her own parents.

Alice Cooper's Killer is a fascinating and classic 70s rock album that blends hard-hitting singles with progressive and experimental rock. Standout tracks like "Under My Wheels" and the eight-minute "Halo of Flies" showcase the band's energy and versatility. Emotional and dark moments, such as "Desperado" and "Dead Babies," add depth and contrast. Produced by Bob Ezrin, the album maintains a varied and unpredictable style, making it highly recommended for rock enthusiasts. Listen to Alice Cooper's Killer today and experience a legendary blend of hard rock and progressive sounds!

 "J.T. might be a tribute, perhaps an homage to son Justin, more likely it is the only way Steve knows to find money and try to build a decent future for his granddaughter."

 "'Make sure I’m not the one who has to bury you.' 'You won’t.' They both hang up. Justin injects the last dose and that’s how it ends."

Steve Earle’s J.T. is a deeply emotional album honoring his late son Justin Townes Earle. The record explores themes of addiction, family pain, and legacy through a country rock lens. Featuring ten tracks originally by Justin, it paints a vivid portrait of his troubled life and talent. The album serves both as tribute and a means for Steve to continue amidst personal challenges. It’s a compelling introduction to Justin’s music and story. Listen to Steve Earle’s J.T. for a moving tribute to his son’s life and legacy. Dive into the heartfelt storytelling through rock and country.

 He was great, very great, the best guitarist I have ever seen.

 Perhaps no one had ever played the blues with as much elegance as He did.

This review celebrates Roy Buchanan as a profoundly skilled and influential blues guitarist, highlighting his unique style and the admiration he received from legendary musicians. Despite his tragic death and lesser-known status, his impact on blues and rock guitarists remains undeniable. The review touches on his covers of famous songs and notable anecdotes about his career and personality. Explore Roy Buchanan's soulful guitar work and discover why he remains a revered legend among blues and rock enthusiasts.

 Equating his film with all the films dedicated to that war is a considerable oversight.

 War is always shit — a raw and unforgettable truth captured through Coppola’s cinematic vision.

The review emphasizes Apocalypse Now's status as a seminal film on war's senseless horror. It highlights Coppola's unique screenplay blending Vietnam War reality with Conrad's Heart of Darkness. The film transcends typical war cinema by exploring ethical and moral decay, especially through the portrayal of Colonel Kurtz. The reviewer invites audiences to experience the film deeply, stressing its powerful sensory and symbolic dimensions. Dive into the haunting world of Apocalypse Now and rediscover why it remains a powerful meditation on war and power.

 Dear hyper-nazi, Dr. Charlie, we have sprinkled justice on the noble vehicle. Not for your rather washed-up (post) punk, but for thoughts, words, omissions.

 Nazi punks fuck off!!!!

The review reflects a passionate and nostalgic recount of the punk scene surrounding Dead Kennedys' song Nazi Punks Fuck Off. It mixes vivid anecdotes with a strong anti-nazi sentiment and punk rebellion spirit. The author highlights personal memories and symbolic acts reinforcing the punk attitude against fascism. Overall, it celebrates the raw energy and message of the track. Dive into the raw energy of Dead Kennedys' Nazi Punks Fuck Off and explore the fierce punk rebellion!

 They have the gift of synthesis – a harmonious and electric dialectic where no one is the primary voice, no one is in the background chorus.

 Every track on this album is a gem, and the album itself was at the time a raw diamond that entered the history of the coolest sounds of the new millennium.

The xx's debut album xx is praised for its minimalist yet complete synthesis of sounds and voices. The album blends intimate male and female vocals in a harmonious dialogue over sparse, elegant synth-based compositions. Tracks like Crystallised and Night Time highlight the album’s deep emotional resonance and understated power. It established The xx as innovators in indie synth pop and set a lasting artistic direction. The review celebrates the band's ability to craft an intimate and electric atmosphere with simplicity and care. Dive into The xx's debut album xx and experience the magic of minimal synth pop with layered vocals and captivating rhythms.

 When he belts out 'better judged than wasted,' I feel a bit of envy.

 In amidst all this mess, the only thing I’ve gained is knowing how it feels to jerk off listening to Belus.

The reviewer recounts attending a small concert after years, featuring a friend reconnecting with music. Amid reflections on the indie scene and the challenging nature of musicians, they share a memorable encounter with a woman who appreciates Burzum. The review blends personal nostalgia, a glimpse into black metal's cultural impact, and bittersweet emotions about past and present. Dive into this vivid concert tale and explore Burzum's Belus through a unique blend of music, memories, and unexpected connections.

 An entirely blues album is a bit... how can I say... tedious.

 Tracks that seem never-ending, Keith Richards playing the usual blues chords, Mick Jagger’s voice sounds whiny and the whole is really slow.

The reviewer reflects on Blue & Lonesome as their first CD purchase, recognizing its historical value. However, they find the album tedious and heavy due to its full blues format. Comparing it unfavorably to Let It Bleed, the slow pace and repetitive blues chords are noted. Despite the criticism, the album's tribute to blues and contributions from Eric Clapton earn some appreciation. Discover The Rolling Stones' deep blues tribute—listen and decide if Blue & Lonesome suits your blues taste!