A piece that invites our senses to act, with great clarity.

 And I, like the swallow, find refuge, albeit temporarily, in the words that compose this poem.

This review praises Lucio Dalla's 'Le rondini' as a deeply emotional and poetic song that evokes multiple senses. The reviewer highlights how the lyrics trigger vivid images and feelings, portraying the swallow as a symbol of refuge and warmth. It invites listeners to immerse themselves in simplicity and heartfelt emotions. Immerse yourself in Lucio Dalla's 'Le rondini' and experience a timeless poetic journey full of emotion and sensory beauty.

 The ending, which describes the emergence of a bizarre mountain range from the ocean depths, is something truly unforgettable.

 The story The Derelict where his imagination is at its best: the disturbing atmosphere and extreme solitude generated by finding a ghost ship is something truly unforgettable.

This review praises the edition of William Hope Hodgson's 'Acque profonde' for its expert translation and detailed introduction by Pietro Guarriello. It highlights Hodgson’s mastery in evoking the sea's mystery and solitude and explores the connection between his stories and those of Lovecraft and Jean Ray. The review emphasizes the importance of these tales in supernatural literature and recommends the collection for its rich literary and philosophical depth. Discover the haunting depths of Hodgson’s sea tales—read or listen to Acque profonde today!

 Musically, we are faced with a doom that owes something to Death SS and the guru Paul Chain.

 Tracks like “The House with Laughing Windows” and “The Psychic” manage to evoke the magic of those legendary films.

La Stanza delle Maschere offers a powerful doom metal tribute to the spirit of 70s Italian horror cinema, drawing inspiration from cult directors and their iconic films. The album recalls the eerie atmosphere of classics like The House with Laughing Windows and The Psychic. With nods to legendary acts like Death SS and Paul Chain, it rekindles the unique mood of that era's horror music. Fans of doom metal and Italian horror will find it highly recommended. Listen to La Stanza delle Maschere and dive into the eerie world of 70s Italian horror through doom metal!

 Televideo was the invention of the century, the most complete source of infotainment of the era of the first cries of the Internet.

 For more than twenty years, the ritual is intact and there is no day that ends without the due consultation of the entire Sport batch.

The review is a nostalgic and emotional recollection of Rai Televideo's role in the author's youth, highlighting its unique appeal amid 90s Italian TV culture. Centered on the Sony Trinitron TV experience, it praises Televideo's detailed sports, news, and weather pages as meaningful daily rituals. The author contrasts past and present, appreciating how despite changes, Televideo still offers a unique connection to information and memories. Overall, the piece celebrates Televideo as both a media milestone and personal companion. Dive into this evocative journey through Rai Televideo’s golden era and rediscover a unique piece of Italian TV history!

 The fourth revolution stands out due to speed, breadth and depth, and systemic impact, changing not just how things are done but who we are.

 Is this the world we dream of or that they dream for us?

This review serves as a detailed summary of Klaus Schwab's book "The Fourth Industrial Revolution," highlighting the exponential pace of technological change and its wide-reaching systemic impacts. The book outlines 23 key technological inflection points expected by 2025, from implantable devices to AI governance. It stresses both the opportunities such technologies present and the challenges of social adaptation and governance. The review avoids personal critique, focusing on disseminating the book’s core ideas and scenarios. Explore Klaus Schwab's vision of the future and understand the technologies shaping our world by 2025.

 Change Direction identifies itself with an excellent display of musicianship and vocal performance.

 The album pays tribute to early Queensryche, with influences well assimilated and reproduced in a modern key.

DGM's 1997 album Change Direction is a noteworthy debut blending progressive and power metal with clear 80s influences. The album showcases strong musicianship and vocals but is occasionally hindered by excessive tempo changes and some weaker tracks. Its production quality stands out for the era, making it a recommended listen for fans of experimental progressive sounds. Despite minor flaws, it remains an important work for lovers of modern takes on classic progressive metal. Discover DGM's Change Direction and experience a fresh 90s take on classic progressive metal—listen now!

 Music stripped of everything, of sound, of melody, of singing, of words.

 Gentlemen, the album of the year. The one you didn’t want, the one that will destabilize your already precarious balances.

The review highlights Playboi Carti's Whole Lotta Red as a groundbreaking album that strips music to its minimalist core, blending punk aesthetics with distorted bass and repetitive lyrics. It emphasizes the album’s image-centric approach and its appeal within internet culture. Described as disruptive and revolutionary, it challenges traditional rap norms with an abrasive yet captivating sound. Dive into Whole Lotta Red and experience Playboi Carti’s revolutionary minimalist punk rap style today!

 "Commodore developed a prototype of a computer successor to the C64, named with great originality C65."

 "In 2019, a functioning C65 was sold for over 20,000 Euros!"

The review humorously explores the story of the Commodore C65, a rare and little-known prototype successor to the C64. It highlights its advanced technical features, unique aesthetic, and how it became a highly sought-after collector's item. Despite skepticism within the dialogue, the C65's capabilities and rarity shine through. Explore the fascinating story behind the rare Commodore C65 and its unique place in computing history!

 The gameplay is more complex and to move forward it is necessary to learn to use at least 4 buttons simultaneously.

 Given the complexity of the controls, I do not recommend it to casual gamers, but for 2D platform lovers, it is a must-buy.

Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX is a side-scrolling platform shooter with complex controls and classic Mega Man-inspired level design. While the controls can be overwhelming, the game remains satisfying and accessible thanks to moderate difficulty and infinite retries. The anime-style graphics and a charismatic protagonist add to the appeal. Fans of 2D platformers will appreciate this well-crafted spin-off, though it may not suit casual players. Dive into the intense 2D action of Gunvolt Chronicles – master complex controls and conquer classic Mega Man-style levels now!

 Before rationalizing the vision of the cover, my soul had already decided that this is the greatest cover of all time.

 Back To Samoa invigorates the jaw of the piranha within us in using our teeth not for tearing bites but for a gruesome carefree smile.

The review praises Angry Samoans' album Back From Samoa for its unforgettable cover art and authentic California punk spirit. It highlights the album's fast and lively hardcore punk sound that captures the carefree energy of youth. The reviewer connects deeply with the vibe, equating it to a fun backyard party with friends in their twenties. The artwork's striking imagery is celebrated as iconic and worth emulating on merchandise. Dive into the wild energy of Angry Samoans' Back From Samoa—listen now and experience classic Californian punk at its finest!

 "Harden My Heart," the single that drove the album, has that dated sound ... but it’s still splendid at the same time.

 The remaining songs aren’t dismissible and even include a couple of gems, thus granting the album a substantially successful work certificate.

This review revisits Quarterflash's 1981 debut album, highlighting its standout single 'Harden My Heart' and the band's distinctive saxophone-driven sound. While some tracks falter, several gems shine through, making it a solid and nostalgic classic rock record. The album blends pop rock and AOR elements with well-crafted production evocative of early '80s America. Though the band's later work dipped in quality, this debut remains a noteworthy slice of musical history. Listen to Quarterflash’s debut and rediscover the timeless charm of 'Harden My Heart' and early '80s pop rock gems!

 One day a slender Maremma man, accustomed to arranging letters, words, and sentences, crafted eight lullabies, as slender as he was and as fanciful.

 Having few means but lots of imagination. Playing with eyes and hands.

Lucio Corsi's 'Bestiario Musicale' presents eight delicate lullabies inspired by nature and childhood imagination. The album captures whimsy and innocence through light, effortless melodies. The reviewer appreciates the artist's imaginative storytelling and symbolic references to animals and nature. Overall, the album feels like a tender, dreamy exploration of childhood emotions. Listen to Lucio Corsi's Bestiario Musicale and dive into a magical world of whimsical lullabies and poetic imagination.

 Despite the well-done chase scenes and the bad guy being a good villain, the film does not succeed in its main intent.

 Casanova will not seem as unbearable to you as the screenplay would like to sell him.

Gary Fleder's 'Il Collezionista' delivers a solid thriller with well-executed chase scenes and a formidable villain. However, the final confrontation between the protagonist and antagonist lacks impact, diluting the villain's menace. The storyline involving the kidnapping adds tension, but the screenplay doesn't fully convince in portraying the villain as truly dreadful. Overall, it's a good but flawed crime thriller. Discover this gripping thriller and decide for yourself if Il Collezionista lives up to its promise.

 A guitar that’s like a fistful of asphalt.

 Nerorgasmo is... the Black that pierces the heart and overflows from the chest... it’s a great, immense need for life, it’s a request for love.

The review passionately describes Nerorgasmo’s album as a powerful catharsis and emotional outlet. Combining aggressive industrial metal with fierce lyrical themes, the music confronts illusions of society and life’s darkness. Far from mere hate, the album expresses a profound, unsettling love and need for life. It’s praised for its raw energy and emotional depth, touching the listener deeply. Dive into Nerorgasmo’s fierce industrial metal world—listen now and feel the raw catharsis and emotional power!

 The song itself is a triumph of colors, self-references, clichés, irony about the condition of university students, and greetings from all the members of the association.

 We like to think of the sky wrinkling here and there, drawing soft craters in the blue, of the best minds of our generation sowing the wheat fields plucking in oscillating harmonies.

POLI.RADIO’s song "Sono Così Babbo (Oh Oh Oh)" merges indie music with Christmas spirit in a unique university setting. Featuring contributions from well-known Italian indie artists, the track uses irony and humor to reflect on a challenging year and student life. Its catchy chorus borrows from a popular indie hit, creating a memorable festive tune. The review celebrates its playful, self-referential style and seasonal cheer. Listen to POLI.RADIO’s witty Indie Christmas track and enjoy a fresh seasonal tune full of humor and student spirit!

 The listening experience requires ears predisposed to walls of sound made of noise, distortion, and electronics.

 It is well-written, played, and sung, but lacks the aforementioned genius.

Roland Orzabal’s 'Tomcats Screaming Outside' marks a personal and experimental departure from his Tears For Fears work. The album blends dark new wave, synth-pop, and electronic influences, showcasing Orzabal's deep voice and complex sound design. Lyrically mature and introspective, the album explores existential and religious themes with a pessimistic edge. Though well-crafted, it lacks the brilliance expected from Orzabal, leaving fans hopeful for future work. Discover Roland Orzabal’s experimental solo journey—listen to 'Tomcats Screaming Outside' today and explore its unique soundscape!

 In Rohmer’s cinema, there is always an evident sexual tension, manifesting in many obsessions, not just physical but primarily intellectual.

 A strangely light poetic Rohmer, with a surprise ending that is only foreseeable by paying close attention to the long theater sequence showing the play 'The Winter’s Tale' by William Shakespeare.

Eric Rohmer’s 'A Tale of Winter' follows a young hairdresser’s longing for the father of her child. Unlike the previous chapter, this film is more explicitly sexual but retains intellectual depth. The story explores love, uncertainty, and strategies of female protagonists in a poetic rural setting. The film’s surprise ending is linked to Shakespeare’s play 'The Winter’s Tale,' which deeply inspired it. Discover the poetic charm and intellectual drama of Eric Rohmer’s 'A Tale of Winter.' Watch the film and unravel its wintery tale of love and longing.

 The real problem is that Eduardo is not Shakespeare, he is not Goldoni or even Pirandello.

 If it will bring young people closer to theatre and Eduardo’s repertoire, so be it.

The review critiques Sergio Castellito’s film adaptation of Natale in Casa Cupiello, noting it as a distinct artistic work rather than a faithful theatrical rendition. While technical aspects and some performances impress, the film lacks the nuanced comic and pathetic spirit intrinsic to Eduardo De Filippo's original. The movie is seen as a starting point for new audiences but not a replacement for the classic play. Unique cinematic choices, including music and setting, create a different atmosphere but may not satisfy purists. Discover Sergio Castellito’s take on a beloved Italian classic—watch the film and explore Eduardo De Filippo’s original work!

 McCartney III is born from the experimental sap of II and the imperfect warmth of McCartney.

 Thank you, Paul, you’ve helped give meaning to this 2020.

Paul McCartney's McCartney III continues the legacy of his earlier homemade albums with a warm and experimental approach created during lockdown. The album blends rawness with masterful songwriting and personal touches, emphasizing McCartney's enduring creativity and connection to family life. Celebrated as a meaningful follow-up to McCartney and McCartney II, it resonates deeply in difficult times. The review appreciates McCartney’s lasting influence on indie and lo-fi music. Listen to McCartney III and experience Paul McCartney’s heartfelt lockdown creativity today!

 From him, I unequivocally learned that the consistency of a man is always something unfathomable.

 In China, he recognized, he said, the face of Christ, precisely in the Chinese youth destroying every sacred icon.

The review reflects on Curzio Malaparte’s multifaceted persona and his eye-opening experiences in Russia and China. It highlights his confrontation with death and ideological contradictions, while touching on his admiration for the Cultural Revolution. The review appreciates the book’s depth but maintains a contemplative and measured tone. Discover Malaparte’s provocative journey through Russia and China—read this profound exploration of history and identity now!