"Buon Sangue" is a mature, aware, energetic, and above all original album that marks Jovanotti's move towards electronics.

 "Un buco nella tasca," with its Gorillaz-inspired production and powerful electric guitar interlude, is the best episode of the album, deserving more live presence.

The review explores Jovanotti's transition from his early rap persona to a mature, musically rich artist. Buon Sangue (2005) showcases a strong electronic influence combined with humanistic and introspective lyrics. The album balances energetic tracks with thoughtful songwriting, highlighting standout songs like "Mi fido di te" and "Un buco nella tasca." While not flawless, the album is praised as one of Jovanotti's important and original works within Italian pop. Discover Jovanotti's Buon Sangue and experience a unique blend of pop and electronic sounds with heartfelt lyrics—listen now!

 Each poem holds, for the Author, its own meaning, personal experiences, and emotions often recognizable even within ourselves.

 The musical piece opens the CD that can be heard along with other tracks via the QR Code on page 170, leaving hope for a new beginning.

Andrea Giorgi's 'Storie al confine' is a unique blend of poetry, music, and visual art that reflects his multifaceted creativity. The book explores deep emotions, personal experiences, and spiritual themes, enhanced by the accompanying musical tracks accessible via QR code. The work is praised for its sensitivity, variety of moods, and engagement with life's realities and dreams. While the photos are noted as too dark, the overall experience is enriching and evocative. Discover the heartfelt fusion of poetry, music, and art in Andrea Giorgi's 'Storie al confine'—read, listen, and feel the rhythm of life.

 Youth favored by the gods perish young. The myth solidifies over the years because it's a violent death at a young age that excludes any unconditional judgment.

 The truth, period, even the seemingly meanest one, and thus disengage from clichés and depressing commonplaces that kill thought by rendering it the death of imagination.

This review delves deeply into Luigi Tenco's life, art, and the mythos that developed after his tragic death at the Sanremo Festival in 1967. It highlights his artistic integrity, intellectual depth, and complex personality while situating him in the cultural and social turmoil of 1960s Italy. The album reflects his struggle with societal contradictions and his unique musical blend of chanson, jazz, and Italian songwriting. The review cautions against simplistic mythmaking, celebrating Tenco's lasting influence as a sophisticated and uncompromising artist. Discover the profound artistry and tragic story of Luigi Tenco—listen to his timeless album and explore the myth and reality behind his legacy.

 "Sleaford Mods have found new vitality, freshness, and more reasons to go all out, as always."

 "They have truly created a fusion of colors, tones, and flavors with this musical offering, capable of satisfying various tastes."

Sleaford Mods return strongly with Spare Ribs, blending their signature post-punk style with fresh electronic influences inspired by the pandemic. The album addresses socio-political themes and social media critique, featuring standout guest appearances by Billy Nomates and Amy Taylor. It marks a creative resurgence after a less impressive previous album, offering a variety of sounds that satisfy diverse tastes. Explore Spare Ribs now to experience the dynamic post-punk revival and sharp social commentary of Sleaford Mods.

 "The entire album... was created from a purely positive vision of life... Positive negativism: building from destroying, destroying from building."

 "Four suites that give you no respite, that offer no escape, mercilessly throw you into a zone of non-thought where the wall of unawareness is shattered."

Gore’s album 'Wrede - The Cruel Peace' is an intense and complex journey through brutal metal, spiritual conflict, and cosmic chaos. The band navigates themes of destruction and creation, presenting a unique blend of positivity emerging from darkness. With powerful production and an unsettling yet captivating aura, the album demands several listens to fully grasp its depth. Fans of esoteric and heavy music will find it a profound and challenging experience. Dive into Gore’s 'Wrede - The Cruel Peace' and experience a unique fusion of brutality and spirituality—listen now to confront the cosmic chaos.

 You stop reading the track titles... and start a hypnotic journey made of sitar, tabla, flutes, mellotron, marimba, vibraphones, guitars, electric harpsichord, melodies that leave you breathless.

 A journey of the soul, of that inner child soul that we too often forget exists.

This review explores 'Day Of Light' by Constantine, an enchanting acid folk album that captivates listeners with its rich instrumentation and hypnotic melodies. The music invites a soulful, immersive experience blending sitar, mellotron, and flutes. Initially skeptical, the reviewer praises its depth and compares it to progressive folk pioneers. This rare and beautifully crafted album is a must-listen for those seeking a transcendent folk journey. Dive into Constantine’s mesmerizing acid folk world—listen to 'Day Of Light' and experience a timeless musical journey today!

 The core and sense of "Ossi di Seppia" lie in the twenty-two small compositions where an inert, petrified consciousness sways like a cuttlebone tossed by the sea.

 Montale relies on calibrated images to evoke precise sensations without rhetorical excess, bringing his poetry closer to the allegorical titanism of Dante.

The review highlights Eugenio Montale’s 'Ossi di Seppia' as a profound poetic work marked by existential calm and vivid natural imagery. Using allegory and classical verse, Montale conveys themes of isolation, divine indifference, and nostalgia. The reviewer appreciates the subtle power of Montale’s images and their emotional resonance. The collection’s structured cycles contrast with contemporary experimental styles, emphasizing timeless existential reflection. Dive into Montale's evocative world in Ossi di Seppia and experience a timeless poetic meditation on life and nature.

 A bit of rhetoric in the lyrics, and a lot of refined compositional and executive fantasy in the music.

 In the end, one of the most beautiful records of the end of the century that was.

The review praises Marco Parente's album 'Testa, Di' Cuore' as a beautifully composed and evocative work blending experimental pop with tropical and favela sounds. The album cover symbolizes humanity's complex relationship with ego and destiny. Lyrically, it offers a cryptic, poetic reflection on despair, hope, and brotherhood. Influences like Radiohead and Tim Buckley enrich its emotional depth, making it a standout record of its era. Listen to Marco Parente's 'Testa, Di' Cuore' and experience an unforgettable musical journey of hope and introspection.

 I literally fell in love with him in 1991 when he presented himself with Primus and the 'Sailing the Seas of Cheese.'

 You magically enter a dream of disarming beauty; a percussive carpet of drums introduces the solemn entrance of the prodigious bass.

This deeply personal review celebrates The Claypool Lennon Delirium's EP Lime And Limpid Green, emphasizing the emotional connection the author has with Les Claypool's music. The EP features four masterful psychedelic covers performed with respect and powerful musicianship. The reviewer highlights the serene recording atmosphere and the duo's skill in honoring classic rock legends while delivering a moving listening experience. Overall, the review praises the EP’s artistry and emotional resonance. Dive into the psychedelic journey of Lime And Limpid Green and experience the magic of Claypool and Lennon’s unique covers!

 I much prefer this mature, breathless, and limited but sexy Joni Mitchell to that kind of exaggerated nightingale she was as a girl.

 Her voice gives me chills, even when tackling these antiquated pieces by Richard Rodgers, Mack Gordon, Harry Warren...

This review reflects on Joni Mitchell’s 1999 album Both Sides Now as a stunning mature reinterpretation of classic jazz standards and her own early songs. Despite vocal limitations caused by health issues and years of smoking, Mitchell’s voice gains expressiveness and depth. Orchestrated by Vince Mendoza, the album offers a sophisticated, emotional listening experience that contrasts with her earlier folk-rock style. The reviewer praises this phase as a uniquely evocative stage in her legendary career. Listen to Joni Mitchell’s haunting Both Sides Now and experience her timeless jazz transformation today!

 Like Black Sabbath sinking into the swamps of Louisiana; mud and distortion everywhere.

 The only so-called off-key note of an otherwise perfect album is the vocal performance of singer Karl Agell.

Blind marks a shift for Corrosion of Conformity towards a heavy stoner-sludge sound with powerful, continuous riffs and intense drumming. Pepper Keenan's vocal debut stands out, though Karl Agell's vocals fall short. The album balances raw energy with socially charged themes, earning a strong 4-star rating overall. Listen to Blind now and experience the heavy, grooving evolution of Corrosion of Conformity’s sound!

 Ignite the soul with true things, which are few and always the same.

 A lament sung in chorus and danced alone.

This review praises Vinicio Capossela's album Rebetiko Gymnastas as a deeply soulful and authentic homage to rebetiko music and its related genres. It highlights the album's melancholic and heartfelt atmosphere, blending various folk styles with masterful storytelling. The reviewer reflects on the intimate and somber nature of the music, evoking feelings of exile, passion, and bittersweet life experiences. It is a passionate tribute to music’s power to ignite the heart and soul. Discover the soulful journey of Vinicio Capossela’s Rebetiko Gymnastas—listen now and be captivated by timeless folk traditions.

 "A shiver ran down my spine reading the last lines, reflecting on how cynical and deceitful fate can be."

 "John Lennon's analysis of The Beatles was reductive, missing the musical magic created by the ensemble synergy."

David Sheff’s book presents John Lennon’s last detailed interview, revealing his complex personality and views during the Double Fantasy sessions. The review discusses Lennon’s contradictory self-portrayal, his relationship with Yoko Ono, and his reflections on the Beatles. While some of Lennon’s claims and ideas may seem questionable in hindsight, the book remains a valuable read for understanding the enigmatic artist. It evokes a sense of intrigue about what might have been if Lennon had lived longer. Discover the intimate thoughts of John Lennon in David Sheff's revealing interview—read, listen, and delve into a music legend’s final reflections.

 Lovecraft is a complex and contradictory author.

 The years from 1920 to 1928 reveal a figure of great depth, challenging the myth of the solitary recluse.

This review highlights S.T. Joshi's comprehensive and nuanced biography of H.P. Lovecraft, emphasizing the complexity of the author beyond popular misconceptions. It discusses Lovecraft's controversial views in historical context and his influence on modern horror and literature. The review praises the Italian edition and scholarly contributions that help readers understand the man behind the myth. Dive into S.T. Joshi’s definitive Lovecraft biography and discover the real story behind the myth. Read, explore, and understand the complexities of H.P. Lovecraft today!

 "Come Before Christ and Murder Love remains perhaps one of the best songs ever composed by Douglas P.: the track features an irresistible melody and is supported by acoustic guitar and trumpet."

 "One cannot deny his ability to have written great songs that have stayed in our imagination."

This review highlights the 2020 reissue of Death in June's anthology The Corn Years Plus by Steelwork Maschine, celebrating the band’s 40th anniversary. The collection offers listeners a curated selection of iconic tracks from Brown Book and The World That Summer. It praises timeless songs like "Helige Tod," "Runes and Men," and "Come Before Christ and Murder Love," emphasizing Douglas P.’s talent and the album's accessibility in a fragmented discography. The review also notes the inclusion of a new mix on the vinyl single and reflects on the CD format’s rise and fall. Discover the haunting melodies of Death in June's The Corn Years Plus—listen now and dive into a timeless folk-industrial journey.

 Giobbe Covatta once again proves to be the greatest comic/absurd author of the last THOUSAND years.

 Rosario is an unsung hero, unrecognized, without a Roger Waters to extol his exploits or a street bearing his name.

Giobbe Covatta’s Dio li fa e poi li accoppa is a profoundly comedic and satirical book derived from a theatrical show. It follows the average man Rosario Sansa, who must convince God to spare humanity from a new flood. The book blends humor with social and philosophical reflections, delighting readers as a life-lasting companion and highlighting the absurdities of modern civilization. The reviewer celebrates it as a monumental work blending comedy and deep thought. Dive into Giobbe Covatta’s unforgettable satire—read or listen to Dio li fa e poi li accoppa today!

 To civilly resist and survive even the dullest technocracy, we might ultimately rely exclusively on our most latent Genius.

 That word-of-mouth of lost conscience stranded in the arid human depths yet still alive, vital, and free to corrupt every fortunate holder towards liberty and the freedom of one’s own emotions.

The review poetically examines Jean-Luc Godard's 1965 film Alphaville, highlighting its dark dystopian vision of Paris and the cold technocracy of the future. It emphasizes the film's blend of noir and sci-fi aesthetics, the complex character Lemmy Caution, and the emotional core embodied by Anna Karina's role. The work is positioned as a profound meditation on resistance, humanity, and the enduring power of poetry in a mechanized world. Godard's film is praised as a visionary, stylistic, and philosophical cinematic experience. Dive into Godard's Alphaville and experience this timeless dystopian noir—watch, reflect, and feel the poetic pulse of resistance.

 Communism hasn’t won; the everyday enemy has won, the pentapartito has won, and there’s not even a whiff of communists around.

 Today, in Veneto, communism is a speck in the eyes of leghismo that becomes a log in the mouths of politicians.

The review blends personal family anecdotes with a critique of Italy's communist past and present political landscape. It reflects on the decline of the PCI and the frustrations with modern left-wing parties. The author highlights the betrayal of worker interests and the rise of regional political identities, especially in Veneto. The overall sentiment is one of disappointment and nostalgia for lost ideals. Dive into a poignant reflection on Italy’s communist legacy and explore the realities behind the faded red flag.

 Art is not one optional — This is not a Good Planet.

 Who is the artist today? Today, when art has become free. The artist is within us, we are all artists with the right photo filter.

DRE's CLUB album is a contemplative work addressing the nature of art and the artist today. It highlights the internal conflicts of creativity and ambition amidst a chaotic world. The reviewer appreciates the album's emotional depth and free accessibility. The music serves as a reminder that art is essential and universal, transcending traditional labels. Listen to DRE's CLUB for a deep, free dive into the essence of art and creativity today.

 The scandal is a retrieval of an unexpected sound aesthetic that sneakily works the periphery, taking the breath away from our certainties.

 We regain the primordial punk hum infused with eclecticism and flee the deceptive songs of Sirens suggesting softening harmony.

The review celebrates 100 Flowers' '100 Years of Pulchritude' as a sophisticated blend of punk, pop, and experimental sounds. It highlights the album's playful yet cynical approach and its ability to challenge musical norms. The reissue by Rhino brings renewed attention to the group’s pioneering work in post-punk and avant-rock styles. The review calls the album both a daring artistic statement and a refreshing cure for conventional music listeners. Dive into 100 Flowers' groundbreaking punk fusion—listen now and experience the vibrant mix of styles redefining post-punk music!