Listening to it hurts. It means remembering.

 When I no longer remember, it’ll be even worse.

This review recounts a deeply personal connection to The Velvet Underground & Nico album, intertwined with memories of a lost cousin. The reviewer reflects on the album's cultural significance and the pain that comes with remembering. The emotions evoked by the music are both painful and treasured. Despite the personal sorrow, the review captures the timeless nature of this iconic record. Explore this iconic album and feel the emotional journey behind The Velvet Underground & Nico.

 Listening makes you transparent. A transparency without expectations. A non-consoling transparency.

 "Forget About" is the song I can’t get out of my head... A dedication that, in closing, we discover is not to the beloved, but to the little son.

The review reflects on Sibylle Baier's 1973 folk album 'Colour Green,' a deeply intimate collection recorded for her son and later discovered by the public. The reviewer connects the music’s ethereal and transparent qualities to personal memories with their father. The album’s haunting, delicate voice and poetic lyrics evoke timeless emotions without regret or despair. It underscores the rare beauty of hidden musical treasures finally reaching audiences. Listen to Sibylle Baier’s Colour Green and immerse yourself in a rare folk treasure full of heartfelt honesty and timeless beauty.

 An album truly unclassifiable; it doesn’t fit in any precise genre and presents truly unique and astonishing solutions.

 Pain of Salvation once again show themselves to be bold, audacious, and indifferent to criticism.

Panther by Pain of Salvation defies genre boundaries with an eclectic mix of prog, industrial, and electronic sounds. The album showcases bold experimentation and diversity across tracks. Despite a raw, lo-fi production that may divide listeners, the work retains the band's unique identity and audacity. A standout is the title track's unexpected nod to Linkin Park, exemplifying the band's fearless creativity. Overall, Panther is recognized as a daring and memorable album from 2020. Discover the fearless and genre-defying sounds of Panther by Pain of Salvation—listen now and experience prog experimentation at its finest!

 This is an Italian-style comedy, not a comic film. We laugh and joke so we don’t cry.

 The melancholic events of this character are memorable and alone justify the film’s production.

Mario Monicelli’s 1987 film I Picari adapts classic picaresque novels into a bittersweet Italian comedy. The film features adventures of two roguish protagonists set in 16th century Spain, portrayed by a star-studded cast. Its humor masks deeper reflections on life’s difficulties. Notable is Vittorio Gassman’s melancholic role, elevating the film’s emotional depth. Discover the bittersweet laughs of I Picari—watch Monicelli’s classic Italian comedy today!

 "Ya! is a dynamic and diplomatic exhortation... prompting change and positivity while embracing compromise."

 "Ya! remains the best solo work of Raiz, capable of giving voice to a complex modernity, made of nomadism, encounters, conflicts, and migrations."

Raiz's 2011 album Ya! marks a significant step forward from his previous works by skillfully blending Mediterranean and electronic sounds. Produced by Planet Funk, the album showcases linguistic variety and mature artistic expression. Highlights include the motivational single "Domani, Domani, Domani," and the emotionally rich "Yalda Sheli." Despite its brief runtime, Ya! is considered Raiz's best solo project, celebrating themes of dialogue, migration, and understanding. Listen to Raiz's Ya! and experience a powerful fusion of cultures and sounds today!

 Just kidding, although this could very well be the summary of the new Spider-Man.

 In doing so not only are brilliant characters like JJJ lost, but the product of the film is sacrificed for the main plot, that of the Avengers.

The review offers a sarcastic and critical take on Spider-Man: Homecoming, emphasizing its place as the sixteenth MCU chapter and second Spider-Man reboot. The reviewer appreciates Tom Holland but prefers Tobey Maguire. The film’s simplified plot and significant omissions of classic Spider-Man characters disappoint, as they sacrifice character depth for MCU connectivity. Despite these critiques, the movie remains light-hearted and entertaining. Discover how Spider-Man: Homecoming blends MCU action with high school drama—watch now and see if it swings for you!

 This is how Sicily was born, grew up, and died.

 Cursed be the moment when I opened my eyes on this earth in this hell.

The review poetically describes the harsh life and deep emotions conveyed in Rosa Balistrieri's album 'La Sicilia di Rosa Balistrieri.' It reflects on the struggles of Sicilian peasants and the evocative storytelling in her folk music. The album captures the vivid spirit and hardship of Sicily through powerful imagery and lament. Listen to Rosa Balistrieri's powerful musical portrait of Sicily and experience timeless folk emotions.

 "It’s fun, it’s stimulating, it’s brilliant, it’s limitless, it’s creative, it’s strong, it’s rebellious."

 "No matter how many times he explains it again, you’ll still not be able to keep up with him and for this reason you won’t leave him for a second, you’ll get obsessed."

Incubus' 1997 album S.C.I.E.N.C.E. is a creative tour de force blending metal, funk, jazz, and hip hop. Its rebellious spirit and technical mastery push musical boundaries. The album inspires repeated listens, revealing boundless energy and innovation that defy strict categorization. It's a youthful, daring, and eclectic expression that captivates and deeply engages listeners. Listen to Incubus’ electrifying S.C.I.E.N.C.E. and experience one of the most creative and boundary-pushing albums of the 90s!

 "The protagonist? A Russell Crowe not in great shape, not only physically... he’s just a pale shadow of what he was."

 "The film moves quickly (not in a good way) and sometimes you say, 'wait, you could’ve taken more time here before moving to the next scene!'"

The review expresses strong disappointment with Derrick Borte's 'Il giorno sbagliato,' criticizing Russell Crowe's lackluster performance and the film's rushed, illogical plot. It draws unfavorable comparisons to 'Falling Down' and highlights missed opportunities in scenes that fail to captivate. The reviewer found the thriller ineffective and tiresome, completing it only with a sense of relief. Discover why 'Il giorno sbagliato' fails to deliver a gripping thriller—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 The Earth has been pulverized. It was necessary in order to build an intergalactic bypass.

 Numbers are infinite, but they are all irrelevant except for 42.

This review delves into Douglas Adams' 'Addio, e grazie per tutto il pesce,' highlighting its quirky narrative and eccentric characters. It explores cosmic absurdities and humorous reflections on life and the universe. The reviewer touches on key plot points and the novel’s satirical style while maintaining a light, speculative tone. The overall rating is moderately positive. Dive into Douglas Adams' whimsical sci-fi universe and discover why 'Addio, e grazie per tutto il pesce' is a must-read classic!

 Andrew Crane’s voice, one of my all-time favorites, chants alien ceremonies, drownings in those home pools that shimmer under the Los Angeles sun.

 An album that, with its ruthless atmospheres, helps us recover our innermost selves, far from inquisitive psychological games.

Drowning Pool's 1986 debut album, nicknamed 'The Bloody Boy LP,' offers a deeply introspective journey into psychic music rooted in California’s trance scene. The review highlights the album’s evocative cover art and the powerful vocals of Andrew Crane. Tracks explore themes of regeneration, childhood memories, and spiritual awakening through rich instrumentation and sophisticated sonic textures. The album is praised for its ruthless atmospheres and emotional depth, making it a compelling listen for trance and psychedelic music fans. Discover the immersive psychedelic journey of Drowning Pool’s debut album—listen now and awaken your inner self!

 It is and will remain the most disturbing thing I have ever seen.

 The 'sisters' are the ultimate horror, nothing and no one can come close to them.

Pupi Avati’s La Casa Dalle Finestre Che Ridono is described as one of the most disturbing films the reviewer has ever seen, evoking lasting fear and unease since childhood. Despite technical imperfections, the film’s intense atmosphere and chilling themes of pure evil resonate deeply. The depiction of the sinister sisters and the psychological horror rooted in setting and folklore make it a unique and unforgettable experience. The review highlights how the film’s horror extends beyond the screen, influencing the reviewer’s memories and thoughts for years. Dive into the chilling world of Pupi Avati’s cult classic and experience horror that lingers long after the credits.

 The inconclusive vocal melody pleases me a lot because you never know where it’s going.

 Their very low-fi and erratic pop patchwork is fully appreciated only in the first track “2014”.

The Unicorns' 2014 EP delivers a low-fi and erratic pop sound best captured in the opening track "2014." While the second track feels somewhat bland, the EP maintains its quirky charm and playful production. The cover art remains a highlight. Overall, the EP offers an unconventional but interesting listening experience. Listen to The Unicorns' unique 2014 EP and discover their offbeat lo-fi pop style.

 Talking about The Cross of Changes is not easy, especially for its ability to touch the strings of the soul and intertwine with memories and fragments of images.

 At the end of the journey, we feel different, pleasantly disturbed, and the title track continues to warn us: 'If you understand or if you don’t/If you believe or if you doubt/There’s a universal justice/And the eyes of truth/Are always watching you.'

The review reflects on Enigma's 'The Cross of Changes' as a landmark album blending ethnic, new age, and trip-hop elements. Michael Cretu’s sophisticated production and Sandra’s vocals create a unique soundscape that remains influential. The album’s emotional depth links deeply with listeners' memories and experiences. Despite some dated sounds and minor excesses, it's praised as visionary and ahead of its time. Key tracks like 'Return to Innocence' and 'I Love You, I’ll Kill You' stand out for their innovative fusion of styles. Dive into the mystical world of Enigma's The Cross of Changes and rediscover a timeless classic of electronic music innovation.

 An absolute masterpiece of cinema!

 It’s a grotesque and surreal film that constantly changes its register.

Roman Polanski's 1966 film Cul de Sac is hailed as a cinematic masterpiece mixing surrealism, drama, and humor. The black-and-white visuals and evocative setting enhance this unique portrayal of a bizarre trio's dynamics. Outstanding performances by Donald Pleasance and Lionel Stander add depth to this grotesque and captivating film, widely recognized as one of Polanski's best works. Discover the surreal brilliance of Cul de Sac—watch this Polanski classic and experience a cinematic masterpiece!

 Any word used wouldn’t do justice to what the artistic value of the platter truly is.

 Here we have Rock, Pop, Folk, Jazz, and Dance music thrown into a blender and brought out in the form of a musical orgasm.

This review praises Dave Matthews Band's album 'Crash' as an unparalleled masterpiece that defies simple genre classification. The reviewer highlights the band's exceptional technical skill, especially drummer Carter Beauford, and the album's rich blend of rock, pop, folk, jazz, and dance influences. Despite being a recent discovery for the reviewer, the album's complexity and melodic nature left a strong emotional impact. The reviewer strongly recommends listeners experience this album. Listen to 'Crash' now and immerse yourself in its unique, genre-blending soundscape!

 "By combining the acrid and acetic sound of Modeselektor with Apparat’s monotonous and propyl-like indietronica, the magnificent mix of propyl acetate is generated with that aroma of pear."

 "Just ‘A New Error’ would suffice to open and close the games: those over six explosive minutes of electronic crescendos marking the beginning of the album were never heard before."

This review deeply analyzes Moderat's 2009 debut album, celebrating the fusion of Modeselektor's sharp electronic style and Apparat's introspective ambient sound. The album's standout track 'A New Error' is praised as a defining moment. The reviewer appreciates the album's balanced blend of intense crescendos and dreamy atmospheres, praising its cohesive musical narrative. Despite minor weaker moments, the album remains a compelling and successful collaboration in the Berlin electronic scene. Listen to Moderat’s debut and experience the groundbreaking blend of Berlin electronic sounds now!

 The music and sound are just right, no longer bound by the bad rules of the eighties: melodic hard rock in the Wishbone style.

 ‘Tales of the Wise’ is a true festival of how to play lead guitar, penetrating deep into the hearts and stomachs of aficionados.

Wishbone Ash's 1996 album Illuminations marks a high point in their career with superb melodic hard rock, remarkable guitar work, and a standout vocalist, Tony Kishman. Despite lineup instability in the early '90s, Andy Powell revitalized the band with talented musicians, producing one of their top three albums. Highlights include epic guitar duels and well-crafted tracks blending southern and progressive rock influences. The album is celebrated as a luminous milestone in the band’s legacy. Explore Wishbone Ash's Illuminations and experience one of their most masterful rock albums ever!

 Truppi does not seek the sensational in “Poesia e civiltà”. He sits and reflects.

 An album to listen to while reflecting and appreciating every minute detail, of words or music.

Giovanni Truppi’s Poesia E Civiltà is a refined and polished album rooted in classic Italian singer-songwriter traditions. The album explores philosophical and sociological themes, blending poetic lyrics with elegant piano arrangements. Truppi reflects on nature, human fears, and society with subtlety, avoiding sensationalism. This thoughtful work rewards patient listeners with its depth and instrumental finesse. Dive into Giovanni Truppi’s Poesia E Civiltà and explore its rich poetic and philosophical soundscape today.

 La Via della Seta perfectly embodies [the prog] spirit, with Michi Dei Rossi... approaching this new work as a true challenge with himself.

 A precious album, therefore, to be listened to over and over, aware that... 'the Silk Road is now within us.'

Le Orme’s 2011 album La Via Della Seta embodies the progressive rock ethos of continuous growth and musical exploration. It revisits the Silk Road theme with a concept suite featuring sophisticated keyboards foregrounded by Michi Dei Rossi. Despite lineup changes and the departure of singer Jimmy Spitaleri, the album delivers a quality soundscape blending Italian prog traditions with fresh ideas. The release marked a successful comeback and included a notable tour with fellow prog legends. Nevertheless, the future discography seems limited, making this album a precious gem for fans. Dive into La Via Della Seta and experience the rich legacy and vibrant revival of Italian progressive rock!