Listening to Moltheni is usually not a cause for cheer.

 Perhaps the heaviness of this just-ended 2020 convinced him to seek within himself a bit of that carefreeness he might have lost.

Moltheni's album Senza Eredità offers a refreshing shift with a blend of pop and heartfelt ballads. It revisits his musical roots, exploring moods from melancholy to carefree. The album reflects a hopeful spirit amidst difficult times. The review appreciates his unique voice and songwriting, highlighting the album's emotional depth without being overly somber. Listen to Moltheni's Senza Eredità and rediscover a fresh blend of emotional ballads and classy pop.

 But, I ask... why is there so little, so very little music to listen to when everything disgusts you and you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel?

 When ugly is beautiful, it’s like this.

Destroy All Human Life by Country Teasers is a uniquely provocative art rock album that blends distorted country sounds with sharp satirical lyrics. Released in 1999, it tackles controversial topics through dark humor and biting social commentary. Its unsettling but captivating style is perfect for listeners drawn to cynical, masochistic themes. The album offers a rare musical experience that resonates deeply with those embracing black humor and righteous cynicism. Dive into Country Teasers' dark, satirical world—listen to Destroy All Human Life and experience art rock like never before!

 What is right? What is ethical? Can man claim the right to create human beings in a box?

 Who decides what is human and what is not?

Lars Lündstrom’s Äkta Människor is a gripping sci-fi exploration of a future where robots nearly indistinguishable from humans raise profound ethical and social dilemmas. The series probes questions about rights, emotions, and identity, framing political and social conflicts in a world transformed by technology. It highlights the blurred boundaries between humans and machines while leaving many questions open about the meaning of humanity. Dive into the provocative world of Äkta Människor and ponder the future of humanity and technology.

 An energy, an impact, a vehemence that crushes other groups "disguised" as underground.

 Synth art surf punk thrown inside the spin cycle of a washing machine that soils "clean" clothes.

Human Hands delivers a fierce and distinctive brand of punk that stands apart from typical underground acts. Their 1982 double vinyl captures raw energy and inventive synth surf punk that challenges societal norms. Despite limited recognition and lack of record deals, the band’s work remains a hidden gem preserved by Independent Project Records. The review praises their unique blend of awkward nerd energy and deliberate rebellion, forging an unforgettable punk experience. Dive into Human Hands' iconic punk album and experience a raw underground classic today!

 That day was December 31, 2020. After a remarkably catastrophic year, a spark emerged from nowhere.

 This show must be a warning to everyone: one day Italy will unite with Russia, but that day is not today.

Ciao 2020 on Channel One Russia offers a hilarious and chaotic fusion of Italian and Russian culture for New Year's Eve. Hosted by Giovanni Urganti, the show mixes comedy sketches, eccentric music acts, and absurd interviews. The program celebrates a unique blend of traditions, from Italian pasta to Russian vodka. It's a wild, memorable spectacle embracing madness and joy amidst a challenging year. Watch Ciao 2020 to experience the wildest Italian-Russian New Year's celebration full of music, laughs, and unforgettable moments!

 A history full of surprises and emotions, even though it turns out to be a bit didactic and intricate.

 Now we can hope, and at the same time fear.

This review analyzes a speculative history book covering the years 2000 to 3000, highlighting major themes like ecological crises, biotechnology breakthroughs, and space colonization. The work is detailed with illustrations and charts but can be complex and didactic. It projects humanity's struggles with resources, technological revolutions, social upheavals, and eventual interstellar expansion. It balances hope and caution about future progress. Dive into a captivating future history enriched with science, art, and imagination—explore the next millennium today!

 In When Did Wonderland End?, the Austrian musician corrected his aim by steering the project towards greater musical immediacy and composing real songs.

 The real surprise is the final ghost track, a well-played cover but with an unmistakable heavy accent of “La barca” by Adriano Celentano!!!

Der Blutharsch's 2005 album 'When Did Wonderland End?' marks a key shift from strictly martial-industrial sounds towards more accessible songs blending post-punk, neo-folk, and new wave. The album features collaborative efforts and notable covers, including Death In June and an unexpected Adriano Celentano tribute or parody. The review highlights the musical variety and creative risks that refreshed the project before its next evolution. Discover the intriguing blend of martial-industrial and neo-folk in Der Blutharsch's 'When Did Wonderland End?'. Listen now on Bandcamp!

 Torello has nailed the formula: these booklets present themselves well right from the refined covers by Elena Nives Furlan.

 The perverse atmosphere hovering inside the building located in the French countryside is truly masterfully rendered.

Ivo Torello’s The Harem of the Cursed Virgins continues the Ulysse Bonamy series, mixing eroticism, weird fiction, and a vivid 1920s Paris backdrop. The novel features a gripping mystery around a girls’ boarding school and explores secret cults with Lovecraftian touches. The writing is refined and the atmospheric setting is masterfully rendered. The suspense and surprising ending make it highly recommended for lovers of erotic and weird literature. Dive into Ivo Torello’s intriguing blend of erotic mystery and weird fiction—discover The Harem of the Cursed Virgins today!

 Death is the protagonist, the trait that connects the dots of “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.”

 A masterful and unique western on the American frontier written in six heterogeneous episodes ranging from comedy to drama to Poe’s dark atmospheres.

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs is a unique western anthology by the Coen brothers, blending six distinct episodes from comedy to dark drama. The film explores themes of survival and death on the American frontier, featuring an impressive cast and exceptional cinematography. Praised for its original screenplay and quality dialogues, it offers over two hours of engaging cinema perfect for streaming. Discover the Coen brothers' brilliantly crafted western anthology—watch The Ballad of Buster Scruggs now and experience frontier storytelling like never before!

 "The album revolves around the theme of unity, a very important and current theme."

 "We are faced with a work of undeniable quality, but above all of great unity... there is a sense of positivity that makes us forget for a couple of hours the difficult period we are facing."

Mandoki Soulmates' double album 'Living In The Gap + Hungarian Pictures' celebrates unity through a rich fusion of jazz, rock, and prog. Featuring an impressive lineup of legendary collaborators, the album mixes emotional storytelling with virtuosic musicianship. Highlights include the Steviewonder-esque title track, thoughtful rebel-themed songs, and a progressive reinterpretation of Béla Bartók's compositions. Overall, the album offers quality, depth, and positivity in challenging times. Discover the powerful fusion of genres and stellar collaborations—listen to Mandoki Soulmates' Living In The Gap + Hungarian Pictures today!

 The vinyl chases itself in the perfect circular motion and renews the magic, every time with an extra crackle.

 "Imagine, one evening at dinner" and the red record player on the carpet in the living room, living a life of its own and singing like a crooner from another time.

This review captures the nostalgic and enchanting atmosphere of the album 'Metti, Una Sera A Cena' by Ennio Morricone and Bruno Nicolai. The reviewer highlights the blend of bossa nova with Italian influences, emphasizing the timeless charm of vinyl and the evocative 1970s setting. The music evokes imagery of warmth, hope, and past moments frozen in time. Experience the warm and nostalgic bossa nova sounds of Morricone & Nicolai—listen to 'Metti, Una Sera A Cena' and let the music spin your memories.

 The sound is incandescent, cold, obsessive. The atmosphere almost artistic performance-like.

 Once the blow is delivered, what else is needed?

The review celebrates Rosa Yemen's eponymous EP as a brief, intense burst of minimalist punk energy. It highlights the raw, aggressive guitar riffs combined with a vocal style that mixes screams and spoken word. The EP's six tracks, lasting under ten minutes, create a hypnotic urban groove and evoke elemental power. The reviewer connects the music to a broader artistic and poetic context, capturing the spirit of dissonance softened by moments of subtle beauty. Dive into Rosa Yemen's raw and hypnotic EP—experience the fierce energy and minimalistic beauty now!

 "'Pecorella' makes me infinitely tender, its lightness... this 'little girl in music'"

 "A melancholic album written by Dalla for his fortieth birthday, full to the brim with the previous Dalla."

This review explores Lucio Dalla's 1983 album, emphasizing its themes of solitude and melancholy. The reviewer shares a personal journey of late discovery, especially moved by the track 'Pecorella.' The album is framed as a nostalgic, concept work capturing Dalla's introspection at forty. The review interweaves music appreciation with tender memories and reflections on love and imperfection. Listen to Lucio Dalla's 1983 and experience a timeless journey of solitude and heartfelt melodies.

 The novel is not just about drugs but a metaphor of the tragedy that is life.

 You will trade the warmth of family for the cold vagabond life... Ways to feel alive.

This profound review explores Philip K. Dick's novel A Scanner Darkly, highlighting its exploration of drug addiction, identity fragmentation, and societal alienation. The protagonist’s dual existence symbolizes deeper psychological and social conflicts, while substance M serves as a poignant metaphor for life's tragedies. The review praises the novel’s complex narrative and deep pessimistic yet subtly hopeful tone. A strong recommendation is given to read the book before viewing the film adaptation. Discover the haunting depths of A Scanner Darkly—read the novel before watching the film and experience Philip K. Dick’s masterpiece firsthand.

 The music is balanced, intelligent, very professional, pleasant, varied.

 Many of the tracks fade from memory as soon as they are heard, never succeeding in doing anything truly striking.

The Zombies' 'As Far As I Can See' is a balanced and professional album reviving the classic sixties pop rock sound infused with psychedelia. While not groundbreaking, it features well-crafted songs with strong musicianship, especially piano and vocal performances by Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone. Highlights include the melodic ballad 'I Don't Believe in Miracles' and tracks with orchestral and intimate arrangements. The album requires multiple listens to fully appreciate and appeals mainly to longtime fans and lovers of retro pop rock. Listen to Zombies' 'As Far As I Can See' to rediscover classic sixties pop rock through skilled musicianship and melancholic melodies.

 This voice of Shahrazād, aphonic and silent, speaks of nights and stars ground in a mortar.

 A ritual for percussion, keyboards, and stalagmitic and shadowy caverns.

The review praises Franco Battiato's album Sulle corde di Aries as a mystical and ritualistic sonic experience. The lyrics and instrumentation evoke ancient and poetic imagery, blending percussion, keyboards, and atmospheric sounds. The album invites listeners to let go and immerse themselves in a spiritual and transformative journey. The reviewer highlights the album's enchanting and evocative qualities with deep emotional resonance. Dive into the mystical sounds of Franco Battiato's Sulle corde di Aries and experience an unforgettable sonic journey.

 Nick Kamen, heartthrob of the ’80s, devastated by cancer, exhausted by chemotherapy.

 The friend hugged him again. For the past few months... a niche of the world needed to know.

This review offers a heartfelt reflection on Nick Kamen’s 6-CD Complete Collection, intertwining his musical legacy with his personal battle against cancer. The author shares intimate moments captured by a lifelong friend, highlighting Nick’s enduring connection to devoted Italian fans. The box set revisits his work from the '80s and '90s, featuring remastered albums, b-sides, and rarities, while contemplating the fragility of life and fame. Discover the emotional journey and timeless music of Nick Kamen in this comprehensive 6-CD collection. Listen, remember, and celebrate his legacy today.

 With Randy Newman, the Woody Allen of songwriters, you either appreciate him or get bored.

 "Sail Away" is a very bitter depiction of the hypocrisy of a slaver who urges natives to board and leave the jungle...

Randy Newman's 1972 album Sail Away showcases his unique blend of irony, wit, and deep lyrical themes wrapped in calm pop and rhythm & blues influences. While his voice and appearance might seem niche, his songwriting brilliance is undeniable. The album includes standout tracks like the bitter title song and the future classic You Can Leave Your Hat On. This record marks a pivotal moment in Newman's career and remains essential listening for fans of thoughtful, melodic songwriting. Lyrics are as important as the music to grasp Newman's full artistic impact. Dive into Randy Newman's Sail Away to experience timeless wit and melodies—listen now and explore his lyrical genius!

 The cosmic projection is skinning in communicating truths, far from silent dumbing meditations, an open well intoxicates us with alien effluvia.

 Essentially a dense invisibility of flashes that recall solar explosions that we fortunately feel tanning, but that in return destabilize us for the best.

Uzeda's Different Section Wires is a sophisticated and powerful noise rock album deeply inspired by Mediterranean history and culture. The band masterfully depersonalizes chaos into profound sonic experiences with precise and emotional performances. The album is praised for its intense atmosphere and innovative approach, with heartfelt vocals by Giovanna Cacciola and sharp instrumentals. It stands as a defining work in noise music, blending historical depth with modern experimentation. Dive into Uzeda's Different Section Wires and experience the intense fusion of noise, history, and Mediterranean spirit – listen now!

 Nanni Moretti constructs the portrait of the ultimate serial killer, the most unsettling ever, and the unease we have is for that sense of proximity we feel for Michele because, as Bianca says, "he is a good man" who, linear in his logic, in his solitary purity transcends the act.

 The obsession with "everything in place, everything in order" leads to wanting to dust off everyone’s windowsill in search of an impossible empathy that can only disappoint us.

The review reflects a matured appreciation of Nanni Moretti's Bianca, highlighting its portrayal of human neuroses, the psychological depth behind the characters, and the unique Italian atmosphere. It discusses themes of happiness, despair, and isolation framed within a thriller involving a complex 'good' serial killer. The reviewer values Moretti’s subtle and compassionate approach to difficult subjects and lauds the film’s philosophical underpinnings. Dive into the psychological layers of Bianca and experience an unforgettable Italian thriller by Nanni Moretti.