Tracks blasting at a thousand miles per hour, blast beats chasing each other like a genuine marathon of the grotesque and horror.

 Absolutely recommended for those who enjoy goofing around and having the utmost fun in a repulsive genre like goregrind.

The Decapitated Midgets' 2009 album '30 Ways To Die' delivers 30 fast and intense goregrind tracks blending splatter horror themes with varied tempos. The band channels influences like Regurgitate, combining blast beats and hardcore punk elements for an engaging and energetic listening experience. The album's creative cover art adds a unique touch to the grotesque theme. Recommended for fans of extreme metal seeking both brutality and fun. Dive into the chaotic world of goregrind with '30 Ways To Die' and experience brutal fun like never before!

 "In this album, I sing as I have always wanted to sing."

 "This track could be a contender to enter the top 10 of IQ’s repertoire!"

IQ's 'Dominion' marks a triumphant return after six years with a brilliant blend of futuristic and classic prog rock elements. The album features superb cohesion, inspired keyboard work, and Peter Nicholls' strongest vocals to date. The 22-minute opener 'The Unknown Door' stands out as a potential top classic. Overall, 'Dominion' reaffirms IQ's legendary status in modern progressive rock. Discover IQ’s visionary prog rock journey—listen to 'Dominion' now and experience a modern classic!

 An intimate and delicate diary that, without overdoing it, leads to a calm and non-ideological reflection on love in all its forms.

 A splendid soundtrack that accompanies an ordinary story, transforming it into a work of extraordinary quality.

Dag Johan Haugerud's film 'Dreams' is an intimate and delicate portrayal of love in its many forms, especially as experienced by young people. The minimalist approach emphasizes dialogue and writing, avoiding over-the-top dramatics. A splendid soundtrack enhances the ordinary story, elevating the film's quality. This film represents a rediscovery of writing-centric cinema. Discover the quiet beauty of 'Dreams' and experience love through calm, thoughtful cinema.

 Perhaps by listening to the lyrics and music of Nimby, the world becomes a bit less barbaric.

 We realize that there are bands like this one that have the courage to take their own path.

NIMBY’s album BARBARIE offers a melancholic yet groovy rock experience. Tracks like Hotel Torino and Johnny Freak blend primitive rock and U2-esque elements. The music and lyrics evoke strength and melancholy, showing the band's original and courageous artistic approach. Overall, the album makes the world feel a bit less barbaric. Listen to NIMBY’s BARBARIE now and experience the fresh wave of melancholic, groovy rock that challenges the ordinary.

 These are the pieces with a clear musical motif, with a beginning and an end, so to speak.

 It has a clear, beautiful direction and the most beautiful piano solo I’ve ever listened to.

The review celebrates Pat Metheny's 'The First Circle' as a standout jazz piece characterized by clear musical motifs and an exceptional piano solo by Lyle Mays. The reviewer, a jazz researcher and avid listener, values its memorable structure and lasting appeal. The track is described as both accessible and deeply rewarding upon multiple listens. Listen to Pat Metheny's The First Circle and experience a timeless jazz masterpiece today!

 His primordial, warm, and pointed sound is a pleasure to listen to.

 Reaching the last track of the album one does so with some difficulty, without having caught along the way epic, unmissable, thrilling moments.

Greta Van Fleet's Starcatcher displays impressive instrumental skills and an authentic vintage rock sound reminiscent of the late 60s. However, the album suffers from lackluster songwriting and absence of standout tracks that could elevate the listening experience. Despite solid performances, the songs fail to leave a lasting emotional impression, making the album feel mediocre. The reviewer holds out hope for the band’s future growth. Listen to Starcatcher and decide if Greta Van Fleet’s vintage rock style resonates with you!

 Once landed in Vietnamese territory, Chickie immediately realizes that it won’t be easy to complete his mission.

 The film is well set and quite realistic, with a soundtrack that well accompanies the flow of images in its little over two hours that don’t bore at all and lead us to reflect once again on the horror and disgust that the powerful of the world force us to endure.

The Greatest Beer Run Ever is a well-crafted Vietnam War film based on a true story. Zac Efron stars as a civilian delivering beers to friends at the front, revealing the harsh realities behind the war. With solid performances from Bill Murray and Russell Crowe, the movie balances realism and emotional depth. Its soundtrack and pacing keep viewers engaged while encouraging reflection on the conflict's horrors. Overall, it’s a compelling portrayal of friendship amid war. Discover this gripping Vietnam War story—watch The Greatest Beer Run Ever and experience courage and friendship beyond the battlefield!

 "It’s the rare case of a comic movie that is also a compelling tale of action and adventure."

 "Keaton’s impassive face crosses a piece of American history where, as in the best tradition of classics made in the USA, love and war are irreversibly intertwined."

The review explores Buster Keaton's iconic 1927 silent film The General, highlighting its initially mixed reception and current classic status. It discusses the film’s ambitious production, its blend of comedy and epic storytelling set against the Civil War, and Keaton’s expert direction. The film’s historical context and lasting influence are also examined in depth. Explore Buster Keaton’s silent masterpiece The General and experience a timeless blend of comedy, action, and history!

 "Don’t approach Flow as you would a product intended solely for children; it’s among the things that have most affected me in recent years."

 "The actions and sounds of the characters are so realistic that you don’t miss the lack of dialogue at all."

Flow is a beautifully crafted animated film set in a post-climate change world where animal characters struggle to survive. Created mainly by Gints Zilbalodis using Blender, the film won an Oscar for Best Animated Film. Its realistic sounds and silent storytelling deliver a powerful emotional experience for both adults and children. The reviewer highly recommends Flow for its artistic merit and heartfelt narrative. Watch Flow to experience a moving and visually stunning journey beyond words!

 A film that exposes you to the horror of war without being on the front line.

 Everything emerges through the experience of relationships: the madness of those in command, the tragedy of the Holocaust, the condition of women, the effects of propaganda, the drift of history.

Le Assaggiatrici by Silvio Soldini powerfully portrays the horror of war beyond the battlefield. The film highlights the absurdity and cruelty of war through complex characters, focusing on women's roles, propaganda, and historical tragedies like the Holocaust. It offers a deep exploration of human contradictions and the denial of humanity during wartime. A compelling drama that brings history to life through personal relationships. Discover the emotional depth of Silvio Soldini's Le Assaggiatrici — watch now to experience a unique war drama perspective.

 Fantozzi will forever remain a masterpiece of our cinema, despite the detractors.

 In life it’s good not to take oneself too seriously. Without exaggerating, of course.

The review celebrates 'Fantozzi' as an enduring Italian comedic masterpiece that skillfully blends tragedy and humor. It highlights the timeless relevance of its characters and social commentary, especially on workplace absurdities and human resilience. The film’s humor, irony, and portrayal of everyday misadventures keep it fresh even after 50 years. The reviewer emphasizes the film’s mix of laughter and self-criticism as key to its lasting impact. Watch Fantozzi and experience the timeless humor and heart of Italy’s most beloved comedy classic!

 Spielberg uses the camera at child height, rarely lifting it, focusing on innocence and perspective.

 E.T. is the most anti-racist film ever: a foreigner is only understood by pure-hearted children, while adults shun him.

This review highlights Steven Spielberg’s E.T. as a timeless film that combines childhood innocence with powerful anti-racist themes. It praises Spielberg’s unique direction, iconic sequences like the bicycle flight, and John Williams’ unforgettable score. The film’s emotional depth, innovative shooting techniques, and lasting cultural impact are celebrated. The review also criticizes later edits made to the film, which diluted its original charm. Explore the magic of Spielberg’s E.T. and relive a heartfelt journey of childhood, friendship, and hope today!

 The elegance is crystalline, both in his silky and mobile voice and in the performance of his expert Martin six-string, plucked with very well-educated fingers.

 "Copperline" is the standout track of the work, recalling the serene and formative moments spent as a boy in the family’s usual holiday location.

The review praises James Taylor's 1991 album New Moon Shine for its refined blend of soft rock, blues, and jazz elements. Highlight tracks such as "Copperline" and "Shed a Little Light" showcase his vocal versatility and emotional depth. The album features collaborations with top American musicians, enhancing the sophisticated sound. Though some songs revisit familiar territory, the craftsmanship and heartfelt performance affirm Taylor's timeless class. Discover the timeless charm of James Taylor’s New Moon Shine—listen now and experience his refined blend of soft rock and soulful storytelling.

 Argo is practically perfect in every single sequence and brought home 3 Oscars, including Best Picture.

 Thriller and irony merge into a singular entity with distant precedents, showcasing Affleck's meticulous storytelling.

Ben Affleck's 2012 film Argo is praised for its near-perfect execution combining espionage drama with comedic elements. The movie recounts a true CIA operation in 1979 Iran, highlighted by sharp storytelling and impressive acting. Affleck balances tension and humor skillfully, aided by a stellar supporting cast and meticulous direction. The film earned three Oscars, including Best Picture, validating its critical acclaim. Discover the thrilling true story behind Argo and experience Ben Affleck’s masterful blend of suspense and humor—watch it now!

 I only know that what they told us is not the truth.

 Manson’s complete detachment... as if he were just a character accidentally appearing in a reality show.

Errol Morris’s documentary investigates the infamous Charles Manson murders within the turbulent context of the late 1960s. Drawing from an extensive book-based research, it explores Manson’s charisma, his cult’s impact, and intriguing links to the CIA’s MKUltra program. While not definitive, the film raises doubts about the official case and reflects on the era’s cultural chaos. The documentary combines archival footage and interviews, offering a provocative look into a dark chapter of American history. Watch Errol Morris’s gripping documentary and unravel the mysteries behind the Manson murders and 1960s America’s dark secrets.

 Edo experiments perhaps like never before, according to some too much: ska, reggae, blues, rock, ballads, even opera music, electronics, jazz, and even hard rock tending towards heavy metal.

 The tale of the Pied Piper is taken as an 'excuse' to denounce the atrocities and ills of society at the time, some unfortunately still very current.

Edoardo Bennato’s 1983 album 'E' arrivato un bastimento' continues his tradition of fairy-tale inspired concept albums, blending diverse musical styles. Despite mixed commercial success, the album employs sharp societal criticism through the Pied Piper metaphor. The review praises Bennato’s ambitious experimentation and lyrical depth, considering it a noteworthy and powerful work in his discography. Explore Edoardo Bennato’s daring musical journey in 'E' arrivato un bastimento' and discover its timeless social messages!

 The vocals seem to come from the beyond, dripping with abundant gurglings, also known as toilet-unblocking voices.

 It’s no coincidence that LDOH is a leading band of the genre, and they couldn’t return except with an album that reminisces their glorious triumphs.

Last Days Of Humanity delivers a powerful 2021 comeback with 'Horrific Compositions Of Decomposition,' a 21-minute blast of raw goregrind. Featuring 33 tracks filled with fast tempos, guttural vocals, and putrid guitar riffs, the album channels the band's classic sound. Samples from a psychiatric interview add an eerie touch. Despite a disturbing cover, the work is a must-listen for goregrind fans. Dive into the brutal madness of Last Days Of Humanity's goregrind masterpiece—listen now and experience extreme metal at its rawest!

 All the ingredients would seem to be there for a potentially intriguing story, yet it all goes bananas quite quickly.

 A few months ago, I did a search on Google: how to end a story about the battle between nasty aliens and humans with bio-armors in an original way.

Takaya Yoshiki's Guyver features a high schooler bonded with an alien biotech armor fighting a criminal organization. Though it has intriguing ingredients, the story becomes convoluted with alien elements and drawn-out pacing. After forty years, the manga remains unfinished, with humorous asides about its development. The review shares a quirky interview with the author reflecting on the work's origin and possible endings. Discover the quirky world of Guyver—read the review and explore this cult sci-fi manga classic!

 'Bette Davis Eyes' is a peculiar hit that overshadowed the album and singer Kim Carnes.

 The album showcases all the personality of Kim Carnes, balancing 80s synthesizers with other instruments in a pleasant way.

Kim Carnes' album 'Mistaken Identities' is often overshadowed by its smash hit 'Bette Davis Eyes,' but this review highlights its mature songwriting and balanced 80s sound. The album blends synthesizers and instruments to showcase Carnes' personality and musical grit. Despite the overwhelming success of the lead single, other tracks reveal a convincing and steady artist who helped pave the way for female rock musicians. Produced by Val Garay, the album aimed for and achieved major success. Discover the full depth of Kim Carnes' 'Mistaken Identities' and listen beyond the legendary 'Bette Davis Eyes' hit today!

 The best progressive rock product of the nineties, the only one from the American band in question with decent availability even today.

 The mythical Gentle Giant would pale in comparison to these: choirs, chases, and vocal call-and-responses of an enveloping precision and invention.

Echolyn's 1994 album 'As The World' stands as an exceptional example of 90s progressive rock, marked by sophisticated vocal harmonies and intricate compositions. Released by Sony without commercial interference, it never charted but gained a devoted cult following. The album demands attentive, repeated listening to appreciate its complexity, showcasing the band's remarkable musicianship. Despite commercial neglect, Echolyn reunited later, continuing to impress with new music and live shows. Listen to Echolyn's 'As The World' and explore one of the 90s finest prog rock masterpieces today!