It isn’t funny, but it is funny.

 If you have to choose between a serious piece of crap with an embarrassing script and a pathetic plot, and a funny piece of crap with an embarrassing script and a pathetic plot, choose the latter.

The reviewer reflects on choosing between two poorly made movies and prefers McG's Charlie's Angels for its ridiculous and awkwardly funny moments. Despite a tacky plot and weak script, the comedy's trashy nature makes it more entertaining than a dull action movie. The film is described as unlikely to be genuinely funny but charming in its absurdity. Viewers might either laugh awkwardly or be baffled by it. Watch McG’s Charlie’s Angels for a hilariously ridiculous experience you won't forget!

 If you leave me for her, you will die, remember it.

 A gravitational work, suspended between Myth and Urbanism, in between the hidden plot of Petzold’s thought leaves few certainties and many question marks.

Christian Petzold's film Undine intricately weaves myth and modern urban realities, exploring themes of love, transformation, and Berlin's history. The review highlights the film's poetic symbolism and its evocative atmosphere. Despite its challenging narrative, the film offers a fluid and emotionally gripping experience, enriched by its connection to Germanic folklore and urban myths. The reviewer appreciates the film's elegance and the haunting visual and thematic elements. Discover the haunting beauty of Undine and experience a cinematic journey where myth, love, and Berlin's history collide.

 It is a voice sweetly distorted; a sugar that does not cause the diabetes that is banality.

 Morphing is indeed, in my opinion, the track that represents them; the deepest and most dangerous track.

Elsiane's album Hybrid offers a unique and emotionally intense trip-hop experience that took almost a decade to complete. The duo combines warm electronic beats with deep, existential lyrics, highlighted by Elsieanne Caplette's unaltered, expressive voice. Standout tracks like 'Mend' and 'Morphing' showcase their ability to evoke dark yet inviting atmospheres. The album balances haunting melodies with moments of light, creating a rich listening journey. Listen to Elsiane's Hybrid now and dive deep into a hauntingly beautiful trip-hop journey.

 "Untouchables is a fantastic album: it’s heavy, melodic, excellently produced, powerful."

 "The final track 'No One's There' is dramatic and solemn, with truly incredible power and evocativeness."

Untouchables is a standout Nu Metal album blending heavy guitars with melodic and electronic elements. The review highlights its strong production and emotional depth, praising tracks like "Here to Stay" and "No One's There." Despite being less popular than other releases, it is considered an underrated gem that balances introspection with dynamic power. Explore Korn's Untouchables—listen now to experience this powerful and underrated Nu Metal masterpiece.

 Only love can save us, love is the connection with our soul.

 I cry uncontrollably for half an hour, the father caressing his daughter’s bald head with infinite feeling: my child, have a good journey up there, you knew love.

This review of Shannon Murphy’s Babyteeth presents a powerful emotional journey through love, loss, and grief. Starting cynical, the author is profoundly moved by the film’s portrayal of a father’s love for his terminally ill daughter. The movie’s use of symbolism and its focus on the spiritual and eternal aspects of human experience deepen the impact. The reviewer praises its subtle, non-melodramatic approach and reflects on the universal pain of losing a child. Discover the profound love and heartbreak in Babyteeth — watch it and feel the power of true connection.

 William’s disenchanted yet seductive voice guides us to areas where musical situations echo in a loop that brings us back to the starting point but on another level.

 The range of the musical proposal is so varied that the spectroscope captures a spectrum of psychedelic ballads dancing on speed changes that let us enjoy the lysergic compositions with a posture of dynamic liturgy.

This review challenges the notion that Red Temple Spirits' first album is superior by praising their second album as equally superb. It highlights the spiritual and psychedelic journey crafted by the band’s fusion of folk, dark rock, and esoteric elements. The vocals and instrumentation create a trance-like atmosphere filled with mystical and arcane themes. The review also touches on the band’s tragic accident, which halted their promising future. Overall, the album is depicted as a dynamic, transcendent experience worth exploring. Dive into the mystical world of Red Temple Spirits and experience their transcendent psychedelic journey today!

 It is not just a classic humorous novel, but also self-parody, a reprisal, a jest of fiction on daily reality and the earnest world of mainstream literature.

 "And how do you all find yourselves?" — Fredric Brown's concluding question to readers.

Fredric Brown's 'Marziani andate a casa' cleverly reinterprets the overused alien invasion trope through sharp satire and humor. The story follows sci-fi writer Luke Devereaux in a creative and alcoholic crisis. The novel combines social observations and anarchic mockery with accessible, casual writing. A detailed introduction, appendix, and K. Freas's illustrations add depth. Brown's insightful postscript blurs imagination and reality, engaging readers in a quirky finale. Dive into Fredric Brown's uniquely satirical sci-fi classic—explore 'Marziani andate a casa' for laughs, sharp wit, and unforgettable alien antics!

 "Normal the first seven-inch is 'messy, raw, amateurish,' at least that’s what Ian says. And Ian is never wrong."

 "Three little coins to put in a Juke Box of anger, happiness, and sublime disinterest. Hurrah hurrah hurrah."

The Petticoats' debut seven-inch 'Normal' is a raw, energetic punk record created entirely by Stef, embodying a true DIY spirit. With influences ranging from Patti Smith to the Velvet Underground, the record is both amateurish and irresistibly catchy. Highlighted by John Peel as record of the week, these three songs capture nervous energy and punk attitude wrapped in an English kraut punk style. The review celebrates the artist's journey and unapologetic individuality. Listen to The Petticoats' 'Normal' and experience raw, catchy DIY punk spirit now!

 This still functioning elderly hippie is a miracle of nature, a life expectancy dream for each of us!

 This meeting between the aged promoter and developer of folk rock with a gentleman who could be his grandson is a half miracle.

The review praises David Crosby's 2016 album 'Lighthouse' as a nearly flawless acoustic folk work, highlighting the pivotal role of Michael League in its production and arrangement. Despite Crosby's age and vocal wear, his expressive voice shines through layered harmonies. The album's minimalist yet lush instrumentation and heartfelt songs make it a significant achievement. The reviewer acknowledges Crosby’s life struggles and celebrates his continued musical vitality. Discover the timeless charm of David Crosby's 'Lighthouse'—listen now and experience acoustic folk brilliance!

 Few albums have seemed to me from the first listen to be so consistent with the artist’s time and the geographical context in which he has always moved.

 At the end of the listening, the sensation is that of having spoken with a dear friend, sensitive and inspired.

Nuova Gianturco marks Francesco Di Bella's impressive solo debut, deeply rooted in Neapolitan culture and contemporary music styles. The album balances melancholic melodies, social messages, and intimate storytelling. Di Bella's evocative vocals create a close, heartfelt connection with the listener. The record honors local traditions while exploring modern sounds, making it a significant contribution to Neapolitan songcraft. Listen to Francesco Di Bella’s Nuova Gianturco and experience a heartfelt journey through contemporary Neapolitan music.

 "Mental illness, a companion of most adult human beings, is the theme of Aimee Mann's ninth studio album."

 "The milestone Aimee has reached with this album is the ability to say whatever she wants and say it her own way, in utter simplicity."

Aimee Mann's ninth studio album 'Mental Illness' explores themes of vulnerability and mental struggles with quiet maturity. The album favors simplicity and introspection over innovation, showcasing Mann’s refined songwriting skill. Melancholy permeates the gentle arrangements, making it a fitting companion for reflective moments. Ultimately, Mann embraces honest expression, stripping down to the essence of her artistry. Discover the subtle beauty and honest reflections of Aimee Mann’s 'Mental Illness'—listen now for a deeply personal musical journey.

 Tabula Rasa Elettrificata played inside the car: an archaic sense pervaded those hours, it almost seemed as if Tabula Rasa had been inspired by Japan.

 For the first time, I confronted the real world with extreme maturity, the one where men disastrously kill other men.

This review recounts a personal story where the album Tabula Rasa Elettrificata by Consorzio Suonatori Indipendenti became the soundtrack to a significant trip to Japan. The reviewer reflects on youth, exploration, and emotional growth while linking the album's archaic sound to the futuristic yet traditional Japanese culture they experienced. The album's presence during various moments of the journey made it unforgettable and deeply meaningful. Explore the evocative sounds of Tabula Rasa Elettrificata and relive a unique journey through music and travel.

 The cracks and shards have always been there.

 Only the crash is missing.

This concise review of Ingmar Bergman's Monica e il desiderio captures the film's emotional intensity and visual symbolism. It reflects on themes of brokenness and longing through poetic language. The reviewer appreciates the subtle but powerful storytelling conveyed by Bergman. Despite its brevity, the review evokes the film's lasting impact and cinematic artistry. Discover the poetic depth of Bergman's classic Monica e il desiderio—watch and experience its timeless emotional impact.

 ‘The Who by Numbers’ is the demonstration of the band’s achieved maturity, now well established in the rock mainstream.

 ‘There’s no easy way to be free’ from ‘Slip Kid’ perfectly captures the album’s melancholy and life reflections.

Released in 1975, 'The Who by Numbers' reflects a period of personal and professional challenges for The Who. The album’s intimate tone departs from their earlier bold style, revealing a mature and introspective band. Despite a cooler initial reception, it showcases powerful songwriting and performance by all members. Its themes of disillusionment and the burdens of fame resonate deeply, marking an important phase in their career. Dive into The Who's reflective album 'The Who by Numbers' and discover the depth behind their classic rock sound.

 The cover was really out of the ordinary: a beautiful dark-haired girl, nude indeed, was drawn across three panels of the cover.

 Guido Crepax’s true passion was jazz; his images provide great charm to the covers, delineating the dynamism of the musicians and the typical jazz atmospheres.

This review celebrates 'Archivio Crepax,' a beautifully curated book showcasing Guido Crepax's extensive body of album cover art. It highlights the artistic passion Crepax brought to various music genres including jazz, pop, and Italian prog rock. The reviewer fondly recalls the iconic 'Nuda' album cover and appreciates the personal and historical insights shared within. The volume is praised for its rich visual and narrative content, making it an invaluable collector's piece. Discover the artistry behind legendary vinyl covers—explore Archivio Crepax and dive into Guido Crepax's iconic visual world today!

 Disoccupate... is a jewel of ‘77, a historical document and a poetization of events, protagonists, and dreams now falling apart.

 A jewel for those who love history, for those who love music, for those seeking inspiration, for those who love songwriters with a capital C.

Claudio Lolli's Disoccupate le strade dai sogni stands as a poignant and complex album from 1977, reflecting the turbulent political and social atmosphere of the time. The album blends poetic insight with political critique, highlighting key events such as the Bologna shootings. Its eclectic jazz-infused arrangements veil a powerful message of disillusionment and lost dreams. Though challenging, it remains an essential historic and artistic document for lovers of Italian political songwriting. Dive into Claudio Lolli’s powerful 1977 album and experience a stirring blend of history, poetry, and political passion.

 Lilly represents the most intense, painful, wrenching Italian song ever written on drugs, recounting with meticulousness and an emotion never rhetorical, the most intimate devastation of addiction.

 Only 7 tracks that represent the sum of a period, a thought, a man and an artist, the highest peak that he will never be able to reach again.

Antonello Venditti's 1979 album Lilly is a profound artistic work capturing the turbulent 1970s Italy through poetic and committed songwriting. The album’s seven tracks explore themes of love, addiction, protest, and the challenges of societal ideals. Venditti’s connection to Rome and his ability to express generational disillusionment make this album a landmark in Italian music. The review praises the album’s depth and its influence as a milestone within the Italian singer-songwriter genre. Discover the emotional and historical depth of Antonello Venditti's Lilly—listen now and explore a defining moment in Italian music history.

 This work... the trademark of Blutharsch remains recognizable, made of a martial and compact sound without frills and very effective, energetic and German.

 The final track, over 20 minutes long, is pure delirium where the guest Matt Howden’s violin stands out.

Der Blutharsch’s 2007 album The Philosopher’s Stone marks a turning point from martial-industrial beginnings toward a more psychedelic rock sound influenced by acid and experimental music. Albin Julius evolves his style while maintaining a compact, energetic German sound. The album’s long tracks and guest contributions create a surreal, expansive listening experience recommended for fans of acid rock and phantasmagoric visions. Despite the artist's controversial history, the musical talent is clear and compelling. Discover Der Blutharsch’s unique blend of martial industrial and psychedelic rock—listen to The Philosopher’s Stone now on Bandcamp!

 The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.

 Ultimately, it is a volume of great importance, a text that everyone, Lovecraft enthusiasts or not, should own.

This review highlights the importance of 'Theory of Horror,' a collection of H.P. Lovecraft's critical essays and correspondence. It praises the rich editorial work, including commentary by S.T. Joshi and Claudio De Nardi, and underscores the volume's value for both fans and scholars. The book deepens understanding of Lovecraft's unique perspective on horror, his influences, and his lasting impact on the genre. Dive into Lovecraft's critical mind—explore his essays and letters to understand the roots of horror literature!

 Artaud sought to radically renew the very justification of theater, to turn the intentions, goals, and ethics of the craft inside out.

 The theater had to become something to be seen again in order to grasp its essence, a sharing of time and space that admitted no textual dilution.

Antonin Artaud’s 'Il Teatro e il suo Doppio' challenged traditional Western theater norms by emphasizing ritual, sensory experience, and the elimination of the playwright's dominance. His Theatre of Cruelty sought to reconnect theater with primordial energies and elevate all stage elements equally. Though initially met with failure, his vision has inspired avant-garde artists and remains vital today. Discover the radical vision of Antonin Artaud’s Theatre of Cruelty—read, watch, and immerse yourself in theatrical revolution!