"Breakout is a combination of sound/visual elements, shaped by photography master Franco Donaggio."

 "Following the debut 'The Jonathan’s Journey,' 'Breakout' confirms the wide range of sounds explored by the artist."

Ironwill's 'Breakout' by Salvo Dell'Arte is a compelling rock album that confronts bullying through a rich mix of hard rock, classic rock, funk, and soulful sounds. The album blends musical experimentation with powerful visual art, creating a multifaceted experience. Highlights include the impactful lead single 'Breakout' and emotive ballads. Collaborative vocals and musicianship enhance the album's appeal. Overall, 'Breakout' is a successful and thought-provoking project worth exploring deeply. Listen to Ironwill's 'Breakout' and experience a powerful blend of rock and art fighting bullying.

 It’s like turning on a light, illuminating one to attempt to bring justice to the hundreds of victims left in the shadows.

 No one knows who played that single, who recorded it, who produced it, and least of all who distributed it.

The review explores AK-47’s rare 1980 punk single 'The Badge Means You Suck,' highlighting its role as a protest against police brutality and racial injustice. The single tells the story of Milton Glover, a Black Vietnam veteran killed by Houston police under tragic circumstances. Despite the band’s obscure history and disappearance, their music remains relevant, inspiring later punk legends. Proceeds from the reissued single support racial justice efforts today. Listen to AK-47’s powerful punk single and learn the story behind the anthem against police racism.

 It’s a whispered album, with more sophisticated and interesting lyrics compared to Adams’ recent output.

 A nocturnal, wintery album, meant for low lights and headlights off, a slow burner, as the English say.

Ryan Adams' album Wednesdays is a slow, introspective work evocative of his 2006 album 29. Despite his recent controversies, the album features sparse, haunting arrangements and honest lyrics. It mixes sadness with moments of hope, creating a nocturnal and intimate listening experience. The review suggests it deserves a chance and praises its lyrical sophistication. Listen to Ryan Adams' Wednesdays and discover a hauntingly honest musical journey.

 Art is a beautiful woman, full of passion but with a calculated form.

 Virtue lies in the middle. To find our expressive dimension, we must control our sensitive impulses and moderate the limitations we impose on ourselves.

This review delves into the core of art as a marriage between passion and rationality, using Ivan Graziani's album Seni e Coseni as a case study. It reflects on how excessive control or emotion alone can limit the power of creative works. The review highlights the importance of balance for effective expression and criticizes the album for leaning too heavily on the cerebral side. Ultimately, it calls for moderation between emotions and structure to find true artistic virtue. Explore Ivan Graziani's Seni e Coseni and discover the delicate balance between passion and reason in music.

 I have stolen, cheated, perjured, swindled, betrayed, deceived, and duped. And I have no regrets, no regrets – believe me! – I would do it all again and even worse.

 William had done nothing different from what a good beatmaker does in a posse! You just need to consider Hatto’s discs as a successful experiment in a fusion between Classical and Hip Hop.

This review tells the remarkable and tragic tale of Joyce Hatto, a talented pianist whose posthumous recognition was marred by her husband William Barrington-Coupe's deception. After her illness cut short her career, William released recordings credited to Hatto that were later revealed to be manipulated versions of others' performances. While critics initially praised these recordings, the scandal sparked controversy over ethics in classical music. The review balances admiration for the performances with reflections on the unusual circumstances surrounding them. Explore the captivating story behind Joyce Hatto’s ‘12 Transcendental Studies’ and decide for yourself the price of fame and love in classical music.

 There’s nothing to laugh about here.

 The Squallor have nothing to do with all the more or less absurd bands that came before them and will come after them.

The review explores the story and legacy of Squallor, focusing on their 1977 album 'Vacca.' It highlights the group's blend of absurdity with serious musicianship, their refusal to conform to commercial pressures, and their lasting influence on Italian music. Despite appearances of nonsense and chaos, the work is portrayed as a profound artistic statement with emotional depth. The review also reflects on the difficult socio-cultural context of 1970s Italy, giving the album a deeper meaning beyond entertainment. Dive into the absurd world of Squallor and experience 'Vacca,' where serious music meets playful rebellion. Listen now!

 The devil... tears away every pretense and mask from humans’ faces, rendering them thus naked and transparent.

 When seen clearly, the Master in the book and his author outside are masks as well.

This review dissects Bulgakov’s iconic novel Master and Margarita, highlighting its themes of the devil’s arrival in 1930s Moscow and the interplay of reality and fiction. It explores the symbolic use of masks and deception to unveil societal hypocrisies under Stalin’s regime. The novel’s complex narrative layers and rich characters embody a cynical yet profound satire on Soviet life, art, and power. The review appreciates Bulgakov’s masterful intertwining of the mystical and the political. Discover the enigmatic world of Master and Margarita—read, reflect, and uncover the masks behind Soviet Moscow’s shadows.

 If we could step out of the comfort zone that tells us Aqualung is the Masterpiece and that Benefit is just a good Jethro Tull album... I'd be inclined to say the opposite.

 Ian Anderson... revels in it like a pig in mud.

The review fondly revisits Jethro Tull's 1970 album Benefit. While Aqualung is often regarded as their masterpiece, the reviewer argues Benefit is a more cohesive and focused work. Ian Anderson's engaging interview celebrating the album's anniversary inspired a deeper appreciation. The review also highlights how preconceived critical opinions might overshadow the album's true value. Dive into Jethro Tull's Benefit and rediscover a classic that challenges rock legends. Listen now and decide for yourself!

 The good energy is impersonal and floating, we slam against it, but the wise Caspasian would say we should let it pass through us.

 You should create these little sound poems for open/closed eyes. An echo within an echo within an echo.

The review paints 'Crumbling the Antiseptic Beauty' by Felt as a dreamy, melancholic album with an ethereal, floating quality. It draws comparisons to a subdued Television and evokes impressionist art with its delicate shadows and subtle moods. The album is praised as a soothing rest for overloaded senses and an evocative collection of sound poems for reflective listening. Dive into Felt's ethereal sound poems and experience the delicate melancholy of 'Crumbling the Antiseptic Beauty' today.

 To me, Klaus Kinski is the perfect embodiment of evil.

 Kinski embarked on an endeavor too great for him, exposing a musical genius reduced to sensual passions.

The review expresses strong dislike for Klaus Kinski's persona, portraying him as an incarnation of evil, which affects the reception of his work. His directorial effort in 'Kinski Paganini' is criticized as chaotic and superficial despite some redeeming musical moments. The film's depiction of Paganini as a lustful figure falls short of capturing the musician's genius. The review is also colored by personal revulsion due to Kinski's dark real-life history. Overall, the review condemns the film and Kinski's legacy with strong reservations. Explore the paradoxical legacy of Klaus Kinski and watch 'Kinski Paganini' to judge this controversial film yourself.

 A fragrant, colorful, at times oily sound. An IDM with a tropical scent that splashes and contorts in psychedelic pools with blurred edges.

 A journey to the end of electronics, a labyrinth for all those new Theseus who have just killed the Minotaur.

Lifeforms by The Future Sound of London is a richly textured IDM and ambient album that blends psychedelic, tropical, and glitch elements. The review uses a mythological metaphor to describe the music as a fluid, organic labyrinth inviting listeners to shed inhibitions and immerse themselves in an evocative sonic journey. The album is praised for its diverse instrumentation, unexpected instrumental breaks, and its seamless evolution between tracks. It offers an intoxicating exploration of electronic music's more experimental and naturalistic edges. Dive into the hypnotic world of Lifeforms and experience a groundbreaking electronic journey unlike any other.

 Charlie is not Clint Eastwood. Charlieisme, I who feel clearly and sharply, individually and discriminatively, but who, with thought, also embrace the opposite feeling.

 A Year of Good Living made me feel good for a few hours, but it didn’t turn me inside out like a sock, didn’t hammer on my skull for entire nights, didn’t change me.

The review compares Roddy Doyle with contemporaries Irvine Welsh and Nick Hornby, noting their shared focus on working-class stories. 'A Year of Good Living' is an episodic account of Charlie Savage's life, a sixty-year-old grandfather navigating modern realities. The book is appreciated for its authentic voice and reflections on normality, but it is seen as a good, not great, read. It offers comfort rather than profound change. Discover Roddy Doyle's warm and honest tale of life's everyday moments—read 'A Year of Good Living' today!

 The ruthless beauty of the music brings all our lies to their knees, radiating us with compassion for our miseries.

 One is wonderfully alone listening to this invisibility, duality is shattered a priori, no fighting, no playing.

Roberto Caravella's 'L'iguana' soundtrack creates an intense and spiritual atmosphere through ancient instruments and profound emotional depth. Inspired by Annamaria Ortese's story and the film by Catherine McGilvray, the music explores themes of eternity, inner darkness, and divine presence. The ensemble 'Il Cantiere delle Muse' delivers a rich and rarefied sound that captures the film’s essence and the mystical qualities of Sicily. This work evokes powerful symbolism and a cathartic emotional journey. Listen to Roberto Caravella's captivating 'L'iguana' soundtrack and immerse yourself in a unique emotional and spiritual experience.

 "Play this record loud" should be followed as the increased volume envelops you without disturbing, indeed it gratifies you with an unsettling depth achieved.

 The music gives you the sensation of listening to psychic movements, thoughts, airs that are close to you and speak to you, but you hadn’t noticed until now.

A Produce's 1988 album The Clearing offers a rich and multifaceted listening experience rooted in the Californian trance-inspired scene. While initially ambient in nature, it blends diverse genres creating deep sonic layers. The music invites listeners into a meditative state, exploring psychic and emotional depths. A standout track features Daniel Voznik, adding glam wave echoes that contrast the album's tranquil core. Overall, the album stands out as a timeless, immersive audio journey recommended to be played loud. Dive deep into A Produce’s The Clearing—play it loud and experience an unforgettable sonic journey today!

 Listen to this beautiful album with very soft atmospheres and you will not be disappointed at all, word of Maurizio(Stanlio for friends from the DeB).

 This is the debut album of such BBTW mentioned above, I’m listening to it today for the very first time in my life and I strongly doubt it will be the last, as it grabbed me very well.

This review appreciates Ben Watt's debut solo album, highlighting its soft and captivating sound enriched by Robert Wyatt's contributions. The review contextualizes Watt’s musical identity linked to Everything But The Girl and touches on his personal health struggles, which add depth to his artistry. The cover of Bob Dylan's classic stands out among the tracks. Overall, the reviewer strongly recommends the album for its emotional atmosphere. Discover Ben Watt’s captivating debut album – listen now and feel the soulful blend of soft melodies and heartfelt stories.

 We all have something to hide, and man has a desperate thirst for justice, capable of taking on monstrous appearances.

 Agatha Christie unmasks these mechanisms with simple but elegant prose, composed of short sentences, tight dialogues, and an unstoppable rhythm.

This review explores Agatha Christie's renowned novel 'Ten Little Indians - And Then There Were None', praising its suspenseful plot and deep themes of justice and hidden guilt. The story's chilling island setting and the psychological tension among characters are highlighted. The novel’s elegant prose and lasting relevance are emphasized. It also addresses the controversial original title and reflects on humanity's moral complexities. Dive into Agatha Christie's gripping thriller and uncover the secrets of Ten Little Indians today!

 "Eyes on You is the best-constructed song, with a tense atmosphere accompanied by captivating and gripping vocals."

 "Closing the album is the intense duet with John Legend in 'A Safe Place to Land', a very successful collaboration."

Sara Bareilles' seventh album, Amidst The Chaos, showcases her growth with richer instrumentation and heartfelt ballads. Noteworthy collaborations with John Legend and production by T-Bone Burnett add depth. The album balances tribal rhythms with jazz influences and captivating vocals. Though Bareilles is beloved in the US, this album deserves more recognition internationally. Listen to Sara Bareilles' deeply moving Amidst The Chaos and explore the powerful ballads and collaborations today!

 The episode is nothing short of extraordinary, the entire village portrayed itself in the reenactment of everyday life... filmed in a 'cinematic' way by the genius of Orson Welles.

 Orson Welles, a volcano of ideas, had in the pipeline... and continued his work without a script, without means but only with the strength of his ingenuity and will.

This review chronicles Orson Welles' ambitious and troubled project 'It's All True,' a partially lost 1940s documentary shot in Brazil. Despite production setbacks and studio censorship, Welles' passion shines through as he captures authentic Brazilian life and the heroic story of the Jangadeiros fishermen. The film stands as a testament to Welles' innovative spirit and dedication amid harsh political and artistic challenges. The review celebrates the film’s historical and cultural significance while highlighting Welles’ enduring genius. Explore the untold story of Orson Welles' lost masterpiece and witness cinema history come alive—watch 'It's All True' today!

 Even an artificial object designed to give pleasure to its owner can prove fatal for its rightful owner.

 It is evident that we are in the presence of a very corrosive apologue towards certain double-faced bourgeois morality, publicly irreproachable but privately depraved.

Luis Garcia Berlanga's 'Grandezza naturale' challenges societal norms and explores sexual obsession through the story of a dentist who becomes fixated on an inflatable doll. The film, released amid Francoist Spain censorship, critiques bourgeois hypocrisy with irony and boldness. Despite controversy, it offers a caustic look at male sexuality and societal repression. Berlanga's work remains a daring piece reflecting its era's conflicting attitudes toward morality and modernity. Discover Luis Garcia Berlanga's provocative masterpiece—watch Grandezza naturale and dive into its bold, ironic take on desire and society.

 The Testament have fallen, slowly but they have fallen, into the trap of riffs that are self-serving and offer little by the end of a track.

 Hearing an album in 2020 with such a dreadful production, and with such disarming lack of ideas from a band with their name is sincerely embarrassing.

The review critically examines Testament's 2020 album 'Titans Of Creation,' praising some song ideas but condemning the weak production and lack of creativity. While acknowledging the band's legacy and past achievements, it argues the album falls short, especially in sound mix and stylistic choices. A few tracks stand out, but overall it disappoints fans expecting the classic Testament thrash metal intensity. Discover the full review and decide if Testament's Titans Of Creation lives up to its thrash metal legacy.