Stoney is a really well-made album, with beats always different, very well-crafted and rich with influences.

 Listen to Stoney, freeing yourself of (any) prejudices you have about this music genre, and maybe good Stoney will positively surprise you.

Post Malone’s debut album Stoney is a well-crafted blend of trap, soul, and country influences. Despite some clichés, it delivers emotional depth and melancholy rarely found in mainstream hip-hop. The album showcases Post Malone's unique talent and willingness to defy genre expectations, earning respect and surprising listeners. His collaborations and production quality also contribute to the album’s success. Listen to Post Malone's Stoney and explore a fresh, emotional take on trap music that breaks the mold!

 With simple writing and a touching narrative, Hunziker recounts her childhood in a problematic family.

 A story that shows how in the entertainment world, there are quite a few who turn to religion or a cult for the most diverse reasons.

This review explores Michelle Hunziker's autobiography 'An Apparently Perfect Life,' focusing on her childhood challenges, her entanglement with a controlling cult, and her eventual escape and personal healing. The narrative is touching and straightforward, highlighting her relationships and resilience. The story concludes positively with her marriage to Tomaso Trussardi and the birth of their children. The reviewer finds the story moving and revealing about the darker side of the entertainment world. Discover Michelle Hunziker's heartfelt story of struggle and triumph—read her autobiography today!

 A film to see, possibly in an art-house theater crowded with white, black, and Asian people, smoky like in the worst bars of Caracas.

 Power is in the people, is in numbers, in those who believe they can change the state of things and arm themselves with the power of words and poetry to move the masses.

This review praises Shaka King's film Judas and the Black Messiah for its powerful portrayal of Fred Hampton and the Black Panther movement in 1960s Chicago. It highlights the film’s political and emotional depth, emphasizing the revolutionary spirit and social critique woven throughout the narrative. The review acknowledges the film’s courage and relevance in today’s cultural and political climate. It also celebrates the chemistry and emotional core built around Hampton’s relationship and leadership. Watch Judas and the Black Messiah to experience a moving tale of revolution, betrayal, and hope.

 There are albums that mark the end of an era.

 We are faced with an old friend, we are pleased to see him again. But he has changed, we probably won’t see each other again.

PGR’s album D’anime e d’animali is a significant farewell marking the end of an era for Ferretti and his evolving musical journey. While the music lacks the harmony of past collaborations, the album stands as a historical snapshot with deeply personal and political lyrics. It highlights Ferretti’s ideological shift from punk roots to conservative sympathies, dividing listeners. Though musically predictable, some poetic moments remain. Fans of CCCP and CSI will find value despite the album’s flaws. Discover PGR’s final chapter and explore the evolution of Ferretti’s music and lyrics in this historical album review.

 What stands out is her usual "light depth," the admirable and elegant minimalism of the arrangements always functional to the pieces and, not least, her splendid voice which she controls sumptuously.

 "Yosemite," is one of those songs where Del Rey demonstrates that it takes her very little to turn everything she touches into gold.

Lana Del Rey's album delivers high-quality music with elegant minimalism and superb vocal control. Though not groundbreaking, it demonstrates her refined artistry. Highlights include 'White Cross,' 'Yosemite,' and a duet with Nikki Lane. The album closes with a perfect Joni Mitchell cover, underscoring Del Rey's consistent excellence and lasting presence in pop music. Listen to Lana Del Rey's Chemtrails Over The Country Club and experience elegant minimalism and vocal mastery today!

 Here a metallurgical groove and free noise sniff each other, rub together, get confused.

 The avant-garde dresses up as a handmaid of rock’n’roll, a kind of maid who creates chaos to bring order.

This review praises the album '3 Characters' by Sunwatchers and Eugene Chadbourne as a bold and successful tribute to three iconic but underappreciated musicians. The album blends avant-garde jazz, rock, and free noise, creating an intriguing sonic experience. It honors the spirit of Minutemen, Doug Sahm, and Henry Flynt through chaotic, passionate, and genre-defying compositions. The reviewer appreciates the innovative fusion and expressive execution throughout. Dive into '3 Characters' and experience a thrilling fusion of chaos, jazz, and rock—explore this avant-garde tribute now!

 The cover of Think Tank... depicts two people... in the act of embracing... an embrace that is thought to be a prelude to a kiss that will never happen.

 Think Tank is a world of sounds where Blur reinvent themselves and put into practice their ability to alienate themselves from the world and transform this floating situation.

Blur's Think Tank is a deeply introspective and creatively experimental album marked by a thematic exploration of human connection and relationship barriers. The Banksy-designed cover art symbolizes this emotional distance, echoing the album's sonic journey from Britpop roots towards diverse, ethnic, and electronic sound layers. Despite some disorientation, the album showcases Blur’s growth and willingness to reinvent themselves. It stands as a hopeful yet complex statement about relationships and artistic evolution. Dive into Blur's Think Tank to explore a unique blend of sounds and emotions reshaping the Britpop era—listen now and experience their bold reinvention.

 Sterbus, in this case, which like an anomaly is out of place, or almost: pop, rock, prog, Beatles, Xtc, Cardiacs.

 I hope someone one day writes a review of Real Estate/Fake Inverno and that Sterbus reappears among us so that I can thank him personally.

The review explores Sterbus’ 2018 double LP Real Estate / Fake Inverno as a refreshing and unique contribution to Italian progressive rock. The album is noted for blending pop, rock, and prog with influences from bands like the Beatles and Cardiacs. The reviewer values the album's originality and hopes for more recognition of Sterbus. Overall, it’s praised for standing out amid the genre's typical epic reuse. Listen to Sterbus’ Real Estate / Fake Inverno and explore a distinct blend of Italian prog and rock today!

 Too Much Sugar for a Dime is an ambush laid for common sense.

 It runs on the edge, without stumbling or bewildering itself into a recognizable form, swaying. A hypnotic scrambling.

Henry Threadgill's 'Too Much Sugar for a Dime' is an experimental album that challenges categorization and traditional musical forms. Balancing hypnotic rhythm, African chant influences, and percussive interludes, the album represents a fearless exploration of sound and movement. It stands as a vibrant continuation of Babatunde Olatunji’s primal percussion legacy, blending past and future in a compelling musical journey. Dive into Henry Threadgill's adventurous soundscape and experience the bold innovation of 'Too Much Sugar for a Dime' now.

 The singer dons the role of a cyberpunk heroine, aggressive and fragile at the same time, a cross between a post-atomic Madonna and a character straight out of a sci-fi B-movie.

 "Chromatica moves away from the tear-jerking melodies of 'Shallow' to emphasize the liberating power of music and dance."

This review explores Lady Gaga’s Chromatica as a successful return to her electro-pop roots, blending 90s dance and house music with introspective and healing themes. It highlights Gaga’s ability to reinvent herself while embracing both human vulnerability and futuristic aesthetics. The album balances upbeat melodies with thoughtful lyrics, featuring collaborations with Skrillex, BloodPop, and Ariana Grande to create a powerful, cohesive musical journey. Dive into Lady Gaga’s Chromatica and experience a futuristic electro-pop revival with powerful lyrics and infectious beats.

 My first memories, instead, are of that open hi-hat on the upbeat, and the guitar riff of Stayin' Alive.

 Well, I think that song was my first musical memory, or maybe my first memory ever.

The reviewer fondly recalls 'Stayin' Alive' by the Bee Gees as their first significant musical memory. Despite a music-sparse childhood, this disco classic left a lasting impression. The story captures nostalgia for early music exposure and how it shaped their later passion. The review combines personal anecdotes with affectionate reflections on music's role in growth. Discover the timeless groove of Bee Gees' Stayin' Alive and explore nostalgic musical memories that inspire generations.

 If midwest emo and east coast experimentation, if slowcore and plunderphonics, and then noise, shoegaze, and even the aforementioned post-isms become an indigestible mess, we still haven’t understood anything.

 Internet and the Pandemic, the isolation has led (me) to evaluate rock and punk experimentalisms differently in a positive light, solidifying the auditory taste buds and the taste for abrasions and the fresh fissures of my being.

Lobsterfight’s album 'pink, black and orange in the corners' delivers a compelling blend of indie rock influences, including emo, shoegaze, and experimental sounds. The review highlights a shift beyond typical post-isms, appreciating the album’s eclectic and challenging mix. Inspired by pandemic isolation, the album resonates with fresh creativity and artistic abrasion. Recommended for listeners with refined taste for musical experimentation. Discover Lobsterfight’s innovative sound—listen to 'pink, black and orange in the corners' now on Bandcamp!

 My girl used to always sing this mushy song by Donaggio, saying she couldn’t be an hour without me.

 And now, how is she going to live a lifetime without me?

The review reflects on the emotional impact of Pino Donaggio’s song 'Io Che Non Vivo (Senza Te)', evoking feelings of loneliness and longing. It offers a personal and nostalgic perspective but stays balanced, neither overly praising nor criticizing the music. The reviewer connects with the song’s romantic theme and timeless appeal. Experience the timeless emotion of Pino Donaggio's 'Io Che Non Vivo (Senza Te)'—listen now and feel the love.

 She started singing without flinching. I didn’t even know who she was, but for sure she had the most beautiful Italian voice I’d ever heard.

 'Lost Songs' would have been better called 'found' or 'resuscitated' – twelve dinosaurs that come back to life.

This review tells the extraordinary story of Marisa Terzi, an Italian singer who returns to music after decades. Inspired by a chance encounter, her lost songs were brought to life with minimalist jazz vibes capturing melancholy and nostalgia. The album 'Lost Songs' honors her deep voice and personal history, offering a rare and emotive listening experience far from mainstream platforms. Explore Marisa Terzi’s Lost Songs and experience the magic of rediscovered Italian melancholy and timeless jazz.

 Hefty riffs and industrial terror: sick minds in a triple CD.

 Even the migraine goes away, thanks to Larry Sapp and company...

The review praises Brutality's demo tapes, highlighting their powerful riffs and industrial metal intensity. It appreciates the compilation of their early works into a triple CD, evoking nostalgia and admiration for the band's raw energy. The reviewer finds relief and excitement listening to the demos during difficult times. Dive into Brutality's raw demo collection and experience the fierce industrial metal energy today!

 One day, I’ll go to the turntable and find it among the others as if it had always been there.

 The martial nature of the noise keeps you ‘on your toes.’ One finds themselves in a grace of God of bloody trance reiterations.

The review reflects a deep emotional connection to the elusive 1981 album Warhead by If-Then-Else, focusing on its experimental and dark electronic soundscapes. The author admires the unity of vision by brothers Dix and John Denney and describes the music as a hypnotic, apocalyptic journey. Although the vinyl remains elusive, the existing tracks inspire vivid mental imagery and musical reverence. The album is seen as a pioneering work in analog cybernetics and noise experimentation. Dive into the haunting world of If-Then-Else’s Warhead and experience a groundbreaking journey through dark electronic soundscapes.

 Just as Glenn Gould hummed while playing the variations, listening to this guitar makes us want to accompany it with semicircular jaw movements.

 Your hand merges with Randy’s hand and right there you understand what Prince Bijan meant in those carpet infomercials on Telemarket when he suddenly came out with the tactile Trinity.

Randy Holden's Population II offers a rare and striking musical experience, blending proto-doom with hard rock intensity. Holden's guitar work is both unpredictable and captivating, complemented by Chris Lockheed's powerful drumming. The album immerses listeners in a high-temperature sonic environment that demands attention and engagement. Its raw energy and artistic bravery make it a memorable and compelling listen. Dive into the raw power of Randy Holden’s Population II and feel the proto-doom guitar mastery for yourself!

 Sound of Metal is a unique and promising example among potential Oscar winners.

 Its use of sound aims to mimic the auditory sensations of diminishing and lost hearing, conveying the discomfort experienced by those suffering from it.

Sound of Metal is a compelling film about Ruben, a metal drummer facing sudden hearing loss. The film explores his struggle with addiction, acceptance of deafness, and integration into a deaf community. Its innovative use of sound immerses viewers in Ruben's experience. Though it intertwines addiction and disability in a way that may seem forced, the movie offers a powerful, original story with strong performances and visual appeal. Watch Sound of Metal now on Prime Video and experience a profound story of loss, resilience, and self-discovery.

 In a moment like this, where at times we feel powerless, we still have the possibility of performing small actions every day that can reach very far.

 The songs feature warm and enveloping sounds, marking the artist’s return to the pop genre.

My Quarantine is Damiano Della Torre’s latest pop album, created during lockdown and featuring 12 warm and reflective tracks. The songs explore themes such as inner peace, love, and the power of small daily acts. Mixing Italian and English, the album marks a return to pop after an electronic debut and showcases the artist’s multi-instrumental talents and personal vision. Listen to Damiano Della Torre’s heartfelt My Quarantine album and immerse yourself in uplifting pop melodies and profound reflections.

 Truth, Freedom, and Soul. You’ve put them all in.

 You were supposed to turn thirty-six, in two months.

The review recounts the extraordinary life of Jaco Pastorius, a virtuoso bassist who revolutionized jazz fusion with Weather Report. It explores his personal battles with bipolar disorder and addiction that led to his tragic, violent death at 35. Despite his downfall, the review honors his immense musical legacy and enduring impact on young audiences and musicians worldwide. Discover the life and legacy of Jaco Pastorius—listen to his groundbreaking bass work and explore his inspiring yet tragic story.