What makes Malcolm & Marie particularly interesting, however, is its dual nature: on one hand, psychological exploration of the relationship, on the other, and perhaps even more, a true essay on cinema.

 Cinema that doesn’t necessarily have to be “message” or imply realism, social critique/denunciation, but rather communicate something profound, reaching even the most authentic sense of things.

Malcolm & Marie is a compelling film that merges intense relationship dynamics with a profound meditation on cinema itself. Featuring strong performances by Zendaya and John David Washington, it uses black-and-white visuals and theatrical dialogue to reflect on egocentrism and the nature of artistic creation. Though occasionally over-the-top, the film’s passion and cinematic knowledge make it worth multiple viewings to fully appreciate its nuances. Watch Malcolm & Marie to experience a passionate and thought-provoking film about love and the art of cinema.

 One of the BEST songs by The Cure, “Burn,” with which they recover from the mid-80s pop shift.

 A track that, if listened to at maximum volume, will shake your internal organs.

The Il Corvo Original Soundtrack blends grunge, gothic, and industrial styles to complement a compelling film. Featuring iconic tracks from The Cure, Stone Temple Pilots, Nine Inch Nails, and others, the album delivers dark, aggressive, and emotional music. The review praises standout songs like 'Burn,' 'Big Empty,' and 'Dead Souls,' highlighting their influence and energy. Though the film remains unseen by the reviewer, the soundtrack alone promises a rich experience. Listen to the Il Corvo soundtrack now and dive into its gritty grunge and gothic sounds!

 The intense otherworldly evocations emitted by the five dark tracks of the Greek duo are a perfect sound representation of martyr sites.

 Five fantastic temporal excursions, five piercing cries from the underground for just over forty minutes of pure hypnotism.

Martyria's self-titled debut offers a sophisticated exploration of dark ambient soundscapes inspired by martyr sites. Featuring five immersive tracks, the Greek duo builds deep, ritualistic atmospheres with Byzantine and spectral influences. The album captivates with its hypnotic and spiritual tone, making it a standout release on Malignant Records. It's highly recommended for fans of atmospheric and ceremonial dark music. Dive into Martyria's hypnotic debut – experience dark ambient rituals like never before!

 Sometimes you don’t understand. The problem, to tell the truth, is not in not understanding, but in not realizing that you haven’t understood.

 Understanding each other, dear Nils, is a matter of saying nothing.

The review reflects on Nils Frahm's album Empty as a poetic and abstract exploration of sound and silence. It emphasizes themes of regret, understanding, and emotional depth through instrumental compositions. The tone is reflective and encourages a mindful experience of the music without explicit explanation. Discover the poetic and emotional layers of Nils Frahm's Empty—listen and reflect on its haunting soundscapes today.

 This album is a freaking atomic bomb.

 A handful of true HITS that get into your head like a bullet, and frankly, one better than the other.

Bring Me the Horizon’s POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR is praised as their finest work yet, showcasing stellar production, inspired riffs, and memorable hits. The album balances heavy yet danceable tracks with catchy melodies and nods to early Linkin Park. It currently tops the UK charts, marking a major milestone for the band. Listen to POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR now and experience Bring Me the Horizon's explosive new sound!

 A 'journalistic' biography, told with essence and interventions from numerous people contacted throughout Fabrizio De André’s life.

 An exciting journey that since 2000 I have often undertaken, reading about Fabrizio’s Genoese years and the last ones of his career.

This review praises Luigi Viva’s biography of Fabrizio De André as a concise and engaging journalistic work that avoids unnecessary details. It covers the major phases of the singer’s life, from his childhood through his artistic breakthrough and personal struggles. The review highlights significant relationships, musical influences, and De André’s unique poetic style. The reviewer shares a personal connection to the book and admires its readable pace and insight. Discover the life and legacy of Fabrizio De André through Luigi Viva’s compelling biography — read it now!

 The sonic abstraction that permeates the record is dominant and absolute.

 The sadness that kills comes from the sky, heralded by the roar of planes, invading our remote rooms with a load of anguish.

The Icy Bleakness Of Things is an experimental collaboration between Theologian and Vomit Arsonist that explores dystopian and melancholic themes through abstract and immersive soundscapes. The album blends harsh rhythms with atmospheric, stagnant textures to evoke feelings ranging from emotional paralysis to subtle despair. It offers a hermeneutic reflection on past and future, conveying a fading golden age amidst bleak sonic environments. Dive into the haunting and immersive sound world of The Icy Bleakness Of Things—listen now and experience its dystopian depths.

 Thrash, Hardcore, Punk colliding, battling with each other, with Mike’s flamboyant voice leading the crazy adventure companions.

 Yet another demonstration of controlled fury, inhuman strength, primitive violence.

This review praises the 2018 Dead Cross EP for its intense fusion of thrash, hardcore, and punk. The band's explosive energy is highlighted through Mike Patton's dynamic vocals and Dave Lombardo's powerful drumming. The production is solid, though slightly too polished for the reviewer's taste. Notable tracks and the EP's ability to alleviate tension and pain are also emphasized. Dive into the fierce energy of Dead Cross EP—listen now and feel the raw power!

 Here you will find Eros & Thanatos, The Law is Equal for Everyone, Jehovah's Witnesses & Betrayals.

 Dreams & Reality which left me with gloom and some enlightenment.

The review explores Ian McEwan's La ballata di Adam Henry, highlighting its themes of love and death, justice, and betrayal. It touches on diverse characters and musical influences. The reviewer experienced both gloom and enlightenment, reflecting the novel's emotional complexity. Overall, it paints a thoughtful, serious picture of the work. Discover the depth of Ian McEwan's La ballata di Adam Henry—read the review and dive into this emotionally rich novel.

 Boman’s growl singing is characterized by a register so low, deep, and visceral that calling it cavernous would be an understatement.

 Zero is more original than previous albums despite inventing absolutely nothing, indeed.

Pharaoh Overlord's album Zero represents a matured artistic step blending krautrock, metal vocals, and psychedelic influences. Rooted in Finland's experimental scene, the album features standout collaborations with Antti Boman and Hans Joachim Irmler. Zero revisits and refines previous sounds, creating a fresh yet familiar experience. While not entirely groundbreaking, it delivers originality and bold experimentation, perfect for listeners with eclectic tastes and a sense of humor. Listen to Pharaoh Overlord's Zero for a psychedelic krautrock journey with deep metal vocals and Finnish experimental flair.

 'It is their absolute nadir.'

 ‘The most lackluster of famous producers, namely Tom Dowd... shame because the lead guitar works well, but the vocal delivery kills it.’

The review critically examines Wishbone Ash's sixth studio album 'Locked In,' marking it as the band's nadir with disappointing vocals, poor production by Tom Dowd, and uninspired melodies. Despite some competent guitar work, the vocal performances, especially by newcomer Laurie Wisefield, fall short. The album fails to live up to the band's earlier successes, appealing mostly to completists. Overall, it underwhelms fans expecting the classic Wishbone Ash sound. Discover why 'Locked In' is considered Wishbone Ash's weakest album and explore their classic hits for a true taste of their legendary sound.

 If Eric Satie and J.L. Borges had one day decided to write a song together, they would have written this song.

 A small musical film about a story from another era of life, as perhaps we all have more or less, shot in a single color, that of two eyes.

The review praises Diaframma’s song 'Verde' for its simplicity and emotional depth, drawing parallels to literary and musical giants Eric Satie and Borges. It explores themes of passionate love, memory, and symbolism connected to green eyes. The reviewer shares a personal, nostalgic story inspired by the song, highlighting its haunting and poetic nature. Listen to Diaframma's 'Verde' and immerse yourself in a poetic tale of love, memory, and haunting green eyes.

 31 minutes is the duration of catharsis, of the out-of-body experience.

 This track for me represents the astral mix of Converge’s entire catalog, not just that track.

Converge's Endless Arrow is a free, experimental 31-minute remix that expands on the original Aimless Arrow track from 2012. Released at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, it creates a transcendent and immersive sonic experience. The track is described as an astral, multi-layered journey representing the band's entire catalog. This release is seen as a cathartic and angelic sound exploration that deeply resonates. Dive into Converge's Endless Arrow on Bandcamp and experience this unique sonic journey today!

 He takes pieces of an impossible puzzle to complete and even solves it for us with a limited tool like cinema.

 The dream welds with rational reality and tries to give a passage in absence of thought to the shock of the revelation that we are not this body but we are here.

Jan Švankmajer’s Alice is a bold stop-motion interpretation of Lewis Carroll’s work, rich in symbolism and psychological depth. The film transcends traditional narrative, offering a cathartic experience through surreal visuals and meticulous deconstruction. It merges dreamlike and rational realities to explore themes of existence, memory, and consciousness. Though complex and intense, it reveals essential truths about life and self. A challenging but rewarding cinematic journey. Dive into Jan Švankmajer’s surreal Alice and experience a mind-bending cinematic journey unlike any other.

 The listening put me in a much better mood, noticing in the Brooklyn band a marked interest in magnetic forces.

 The extent of chaos turned violent echo is a mix of disturbing hyperbole, but if one embraces the path of surrender, one will perceive as celestial harmony a noise that rationally breaks annoys but astrally is appreciated.

The reviewer approached Twin Stumps' self-titled album with initial skepticism inspired by its challenging cover art. However, the Brooklyn band's intense noise and magnetic soundscapes quickly won them over. The music presents an unsettling yet therapeutic experience, blending chaos with moments of celestial harmony. This album offers a unique journey into the fringes of noise music, marked by its originality and emotional impact. Dive into Twin Stumps' experimental noise and experience a uniquely magnetic sonic journey today!

 It’s so beautiful that it won the most famous Italian music festival of all! Zecchino D’Oro!

 We’re all necessary, all useful to each other, we’re all a bit important, all at least a bit, all indispensable.

This heartfelt first review celebrates 'Acca' by Piccolo Coro dell’Antoniano, a charming song about the silent letter H. Written by Irene Menna and Flavio Careddu and sung by Rita Longordo, it won the 2019 Zecchino d’Oro. The reviewer highlights its playful yet important message about good manners and language, encouraging listeners to appreciate the overlooked letter. The review combines humor, warmth, and nostalgia for beloved childhood songs. Listen to 'Acca' and celebrate the silent letter H with this winning children’s song from Piccolo Coro dell’Antoniano!

 Almost all the productions are incredible, the tiny problem is who sings over them.

 Italian hip-hop: the beats are simply used to mark a rhythm on which to shoot uninterrupted streams of words that make listening cumbersome and boring.

Mace's album OBE showcases exceptional production with a lineup of Italy's top trap artists. Despite impressive beats, the vocal performances and lyrical content often feel repetitive and tiring. While some tracks like Blanco's and Salmo's stand out, many others fail to innovate, leading to an overall mixed experience. The album reflects broader challenges within Italian hip-hop today. Explore Mace's OBE to hear top Italian hip-hop productions and decide if the vocals match the beats for you.

 Logos is a forge of melodies, rhythmic patterns, atmospheres, sketches, a bubbling of electronic fields internally divided into 9 movements.

 Masterpiece? Not at all, but it is an album that keeps you company, doesn’t bore you, and whose visions, after all, reassure us poor mortals.

The review reflects on Tangerine Dream’s 1982 live album Logos, highlighting its blend of melodic synth patterns, evolving rhythms, and atmospheric movements. While not a masterpiece, the album offers a compelling and creative snapshot of the band’s early 80s phase, bridging analog past and digital future. The live recording features improvised elements and unreleased material connecting to their film soundtrack work. Overall, it is an engaging listen for fans and a reassuring companion in electronic music. Dive into the evolving synth landscapes of Tangerine Dream’s Logos Live and experience the charm of 80s electronic mastery.

 "A myriad of cultured citations, a chorus taken wholesale from the Jewish folk song 'Hava Nagila,' bold passages like 'back then, opium cost us less than a beer'..."

 "Sibilla sings live over the track, but they don’t play the track—instead, the piece with vocals included is played, creating an obscene mix and a total mishap."

Sibilla, an Italian singer of Zimbabwean origin, gained early recognition through film work and was mentored by Franco Battiato. Her 1983 Sanremo single "Oppio" combined electropop with bold drug references. However, a disastrous live playback incident caused her elimination and stalled her career. Despite EMI backing and subsequent releases, Sibilla never achieved lasting success and quietly vanished after a feature in 1990. Explore Sibilla's rare and fascinating story—listen to her unique voice and the enigmatic Oppio single now!

 Irist... will soon be a "crack" in the medal field despite no one having paid them much mind yet.

 The stunningly beautiful "Harvester" starts like a Katatonia track and ends in a frenetic vortex of High on Fire lineage — not at all trivial.

Irist's debut album 'Order of the Mind' impresses with a fierce blend of sludge and metalcore, expertly produced and enriched with melodic vocals. The band draws clear influences from genre giants like Mastodon and Gojira, creating an energetic and enjoyable listening experience. While not entirely original, the album stands out as a well-crafted and promising release for fans of heavy music. It hints at a bright future for this Atlanta quintet. Listen to Irist's 'Order of the Mind' now and experience this fierce sludge/metalcore blend for yourself!