The album is a selection of tracks ranging from 1968 to 1975, extracted from the elusive "tapes," a mountain of music recorded and accumulated of impressive quality.

 Alien ethnic music, that’s what comes to mind when listening, further mystified by those E.F.S. (Ethnological Forgery Series) where the repeated ethnological forgeries hide, more than a joke, a communication that shifts to the psychic, to the transmission of thought.

Can's Unlimited Edition is a compelling compilation highlighting the band's prolific experimental output from 1968 to 1975. Featuring performances by legendary vocalists Malcolm Mooney and Damo Suzuki, it showcases immersive improvisations and innovative sonic textures. The album cover’s symbolic imagery complements its boundary-pushing music, reflecting timeless and cosmic themes. This collection serves as a rich time capsule of Can's groundbreaking krautrock and avant-garde explorations. Dive into Can's Unlimited Edition and experience a remarkable journey through psychedelic and experimental soundscapes!

 "Il Divin Codino only suggests the myth, without ever letting it breathe."

 Roby was an honorary member of the family for many boys, including mine.

The review reflects on Andrea Arcangeli's film Il Divin Codino as a nostalgic and emotional tribute to Roberto Baggio. It highlights how the film captures the myth of the footballer without fully developing it, evoking a sense of unfinished potential. The film is appreciated for its emotional impact and its resonance with fans who see Baggio as an honorary family figure. Discover the nostalgic journey of Roberto Baggio in Andrea Arcangeli’s Il Divin Codino – watch and feel the myth live again.

 "Art has this particularly great quality: it does not tolerate lies."

 The film shows that alcohol-induced euphoria is being outside oneself, confronting Kierkegaard’s concept of anguish—the awareness of freedom and choice.

Thomas Vinterberg's 'Another Round' is an Oscar-winning Danish film exploring the controlled use of alcohol by four teachers seeking to improve their lives. The film delves into themes of existential angst, freedom, and the social realities of drinking culture in Northern Europe. It highlights both the temporary euphoria and tragic consequences of alcohol use, enriched by philosophical insights from Kierkegaard. Ultimately, it offers a sober reflection on human fallibility and the search for meaning. Watch 'Another Round' to explore the deep ties between alcohol, freedom, and life’s challenges through powerful storytelling.

 Presenting D'Annunzio in a vaguely progressive light is simply false.

 Through the electricity bill, we poor taxpayers finance films imbued with deleterious and contestable historiographical views.

Il cattivo poeta attempts to depict the final years of poet Gabriele D'Annunzio during the late 1930s but falls short due to its questionable portrayal. While performances and technical aspects are praised, the film advances a revisionist and inaccurate view of D'Annunzio as an anti-fascist figure. The reviewer criticizes RAI's involvement for promoting misleading historical perspectives to a broad audience. Discover the controversies behind Il cattivo poeta and decide for yourself how history is portrayed on screen.

 The director's gaze is light, between irony and melancholy.

 A story of an institute that wants to know our every action. Doesn’t it sound familiar to you?

Bent Hamer's 2003 film Kitchen Stories offers a unique blend of irony and melancholy while exploring a quirky social research project in 1940s Scandinavia. The story focuses on an observer studying bachelor kitchen habits and the unexpected human connection that unfolds. The film's distinctive perspective shots and light tone elevate its narrative. It's a thoughtful and enjoyable rediscovery for cinephiles seeking non-mainstream cinema. Watch Kitchen Stories and discover a charming tale of observation, irony, and human connection.

 A silent "cry" of pain that tears the soul bare, laying bare the lost souls in the incommunicability.

 A captivating and refined film like few others that nonchalantly tosses out its je accuse in the form of aphorisms.

La Notte is a powerful and bitter portrait of early 1960s Italy, focusing on the upper bourgeoisie and intellectuals. Directed by Michelangelo Antonioni, it uses innovative style and subtle performances to explore themes of incommunicability and existential crisis. The film is praised for its emotional depth, striking visuals, and its influence on future filmmakers. Despite initial public indifference, it remains a masterpiece marked by refined direction and compelling acting. It reveals human emptiness beneath social facades with poetic silence and symbolism. Discover the haunting beauty of La Notte—watch this masterpiece and delve into the soul of 1960s Italy today!

 The ancient soul of Chetro & Co. seems to renounce excessive experimentation by dotting the i’s of a deliberately sought lack of protagonism.

 "Rideranno pazze le donne" (The women will laugh madly) – surrendering to the flood is precisely its strength.

The review celebrates Chetro & Co.'s 'Danze della Sera (Suite in Modo Psichedelico) / Le Pietre Numerate' as a deeply evocative piece of Italian psychedelic rock. It highlights the album's ancient Mediterranean influences, minimalistic, non-experimental approach, and unique instrumentation, notably the violaccia. The music is seen as an esoteric, timeless journey rather than a competition-driven work. This enigmatic psych experience honors local psychedelic roots with a poetic aura. Dive into the hypnotic world of Chetro & Co. and explore this unique psychedelic journey now!

 Duran Duran have the undeniable ability to churn out beautiful songs that always feel fresh and full of appeal.

 Roger Taylor’s heavy drums and Brian Cox from Blur’s gritty guitar perfectly complement Lebon’s voice, who is in great shape.

Duran Duran’s single 'Invisible' successfully merges their classic acid rock style with fresh synth-pop elements. The song showcases strong performances and expert production, hinting at the quality of their forthcoming album Future Past. With contributions from producers like Erol Alkan and Mark Ronson, the track captivates from start to finish. Fans can also look forward to a new music video released alongside the track. Discover Duran Duran’s 'Invisible' and get ready for the upcoming Future Past album—listen now and watch the new video!

 Baghdad, city of gold and death, city of gardens and debris, of springs and barbed wires, city of blood, of life and of bombs.

 With heart in hand like that Battiato will never be again.

The review reflects on Franco Battiato's 'Concerto di Baghdad,' a live album recorded in December 1992. It evokes the complex and tragic imagery of Baghdad as a city torn by war yet full of life and history. Battiato's heartfelt and unique performance conveys deep emotions about life, death, and human suffering. The reviewer urges listeners to fully immerse themselves in this extraordinary moment of artistic expression. Dive into Franco Battiato's 'Concerto di Baghdad' and feel the profound emotions of a unique live experience.

 The album reflects the uncertainties of our society and connects to that wave of “black” pride spread overseas.

 Jamila Woods manages to maintain a balance between words and rhythms, form and content, a gift not everyone possesses.

Jamila Woods' second album, Legacy! Legacy!, offers a nuanced exploration of cultural, feminist, and racial themes through a rich blend of poetry, soul, jazz, and hip-hop. The album honors impactful figures who shape Woods’ artistic vision while updating black musical traditions for today's listeners. The balance of heartfelt lyrics and innovative soundscapes makes for a compelling and sophisticated listening experience. Overall, it is a successful and cohesive work that blends depth with accessibility. Listen to Jamila Woods' Legacy! Legacy! and experience a powerful blend of poetry, soul, and activism in modern black music.

 Bright Green Field is a child of contemporaneity, offering tools to interpret and understand the complex world we live in.

 Squid’s musical offering does not shine for originality, but extreme musical consistency, compositional prowess, and great skill make it one of the best releases of the year.

Bright Green Field is Squid's highly anticipated debut album, marking a fresh wave in post-punk with its eclectic sound and complex musicality. The album mixes influences from Talking Heads to Can, featuring neurotic and distinctive vocals by Ollie Judge. Lyrically, it offers an anti-capitalist commentary reflective of contemporary life. Celebrated for its compositional skill and consistency, the album stands out as one of 2021's best and most interesting releases in the genre. Listen to Squid's Bright Green Field and experience the fresh pulse of contemporary post-punk today!

 Money and success are not reliable vectors for a peaceful life.

 Harry Stoner is... comparable to a tiger at risk of extinction in the current Yankee society.

Salvate la Tigre is a heartfelt 1973 film by John Avildsen focusing on Harry Stoner, a self-made man facing financial ruin and psychological struggle. Jack Lemmon delivers an Oscar-winning performance as Stoner navigates midlife crisis and societal pressures. The movie remains relevant today, highlighting themes of alienation, trauma, and the destructive pursuit of success. It depicts a man caught between a troubled past and a chaotic present, making it a timeless depiction of the human condition. Discover the profound drama of Salvate la Tigre—watch Jack Lemmon's brilliant performance and explore this timeless American story.

 There’s nothing marvelous in it at all.

 I would have wanted lightness and irony, the tale becoming life and life becoming tale, tragic love and cheerful love... All this is missing.

The review critiques the Taviani brothers' film Maraviglioso Boccaccio for failing to capture the liveliness, wit, and irony expected from an adaptation of Boccaccio's Decameron. The film's young characters are perceived as pretentious, and the storytelling lacks the vitality and humor needed to bring the stories to life. Despite recounting notable Decameron tales, the movie leaves much to be desired in terms of emotional engagement. Nevertheless, some merits of the film may be appreciated by certain viewers. Discover the Taviani brothers' Decameron adaptation—watch and judge its merits and flaws yourself!

 The goddess returns to earth and baptizes the country club with the sensuality of her vamp breath.

 Madlib manages to paint fragrant and elusive watercolors, full of magic, like no one else on the globe.

This review covers a range of 2021 albums, praising Lana Del Rey's sensuality and Madlib's artistry while criticizing The Weather Station and Iosonouncane. The Black Keys and Arlo Parks also receive positive notes. The reviews blend clear preferences with sharp opinions reflecting diverse musical tastes. Discover the best and worst albums of 2021 – read the full reviews and find your next favorite listen!

 "Here, everything seems decidedly flaccid, weak... the entire sound framework seems fragile and on the verge of collapsing."

 "Lucassen has run out of ideas this time but wanted to put them down anyway."

The review of Ayreon's 'Transitus' acknowledges the album as a respectable addition to Arjen Lucassen's body of work, maintaining the signature theatrical rock style with a gothic twist. However, it points out a lack of evolution, weaker arrangements, and limited instrumental development compared to earlier albums. The album's length and repetitive elements contribute to a less engaging experience. Despite its qualities, 'Transitus' falls short of the high expectations set by previous releases. Discover Ayreon's latest album and decide if Transitus lives up to its legacy—listen now and explore its gothic prog metal journey!

 The important thing is to find the right tree.

 Every existence is shrouded in mystery.

This review explores Wong Kar-Wai's 'In The Mood For Love' as a deeply poetic and emotional film. The reviewer highlights the film's rich symbolism, subtle details, and haunting violin soundtrack. The themes of longing, secrecy, and mystery permeate the narrative. The experience is described as profound and evocative, capturing life's hidden burdens and fleeting moments. Experience the subtle beauty and haunting emotions of 'In The Mood For Love'—watch now and feel the timeless romance.

 It is undoubtedly suffused with a light-hearted sixties helzapoppin air, and Polanski... seems to invite and encourage us to let ourselves be carried away by the dazzling flow of images.

 Nancy, a modern Alice, does nothing but debunk the taboo of sex and its related perversions.

The review highlights Roman Polanski's 1972 film Che? as an atypical but inspired and underrated work. Centered on the adventures of American tourist Nancy along the Amalfi coast, the film blends surrealism, eroticism, and absurd theater influences reminiscent of Beckett and Ionesco. Sydne Rome's performance is praised for its charm and subtlety in a bizarre narrative filled with metafilmic elements. Although sometimes hermetic, the movie captures a whimsical, lighthearted spirit that embodies the magic of cinema. Discover the surreal charm of Polanski’s Che? and experience a unique journey through absurdity and cinematic brilliance.

 I feel as though there are many diverse and indistinct elements at play: perhaps it’s the truly clanging bass and drums and the extremely acidic guitars.

 Noise rock, some would say, post-hardcore, others, metal-core, someone who clearly doesn’t understand a damn thing; obviously, the thing that stands out most is this hammering snare.

Lilac’s self-titled album is a powerful mix of noise rock, post-hardcore, and sludge metal with aggressive bass, acidic guitars, and primal vocals. It channels influences from Steve Albini’s raw production to New York Hardcore and American post-punk scenes. The hammering snare and emotionally charged screams give it a distinct edge. Fans of intense underground rock genres will find this release compelling. Dive into Lilac’s fierce debut and explore their unstoppable noise rock energy now!

 Time Machines is actually inspired by the ceremonial music of Tibet and aims to nullify the concept of time, offering the listener an experience beyond time and space.

 If you feel like having a hypnotic and mystical experience, this album is for you.

Time Machines is a seminal 1998 drone album by Coil that marked a new experimental chapter featuring Drew McDowall and Tighpaulsandra. Inspired by psychedelics and minimalism, it offers a hypnotic trip through long, evolving synth loops. The work builds on esoteric and ceremonial influences with a strong symbolic aesthetic. This reissue confirms the album's lasting importance in Coil's discography and the experimental music scene. Discover Coil’s Time Machines and immerse yourself in a mind-bending psychedelic drone journey today.

 The book has, at certain times, a dreamlike atmosphere that succeeds, even within the framework of a story similar to a mystery, in elevating its level with delirious flashes of pure fantasy.

 Ecstasy and Torment in Montmartre requires reading the previous books and also (in my opinion) the novel itself The House of Shells, or you risk not being able to grasp all the nuances.

Ecstasy and Torment in Montmartre is the fourth installment in Ivo Torello’s Ulysse Bonamy series set in 1920s Paris. The book delivers a compelling mix of mystery, fantasy, and art rivalry with occult undertones. While it doesn’t always reach the intensity of the original novel The House of Shells, it offers a pleasant, well-crafted read with dreamlike moments. The review highlights the importance of reading prior books for full enjoyment and looks forward to upcoming novels in the series. Dive into the mysterious world of Ivo Torello’s Montmartre saga and experience fantasy and intrigue in 1920s Paris today!