It's beautiful the way Iñárritu stages it, namely through a single and very long continuous shot.

 More than anyone else, besides Michael Keaton, an exceptional Edward Norton stands out.

Birdman is praised more for its stunning visual style and masterful technical execution than its somewhat familiar plot. Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, the film employs a single continuous shot technique with exceptional cinematography. It also offers a critique of cinema, comic book movies, and digital culture. Michael Keaton and Edward Norton's performances stand out as highlights. Discover Birdman's innovative storytelling and brilliant performances—watch it now for a unique cinematic experience!

 "An EP that literally 'outclasses' 99% of the so-called 'core' productions on rotation."

 "The solo is impeccable, with a blistering speed of execution and an '80s flair."

Desource's 'Ambition' EP revisits their progressive metalcore roots with a complex fusion of genres and outstanding musicianship. The five-track release shows strong influences from Meshuggah, Dream Theater, and others, showcasing intricate rhythmic patterns and impressive solos. The production is clear and balanced, especially highlighting the bass. Despite being more challenging than their debut, this EP stands out in the Italian metalcore scene and demonstrates remarkable compositional depth. Dive into Desource's 'Ambition' EP and experience a masterful blend of metalcore and progressive rhythms now!

 Harakiri came like the wolf in the fairy tale: just when I was about to give up, the song told me "look, I know you’re desperate but somehow you will manage."

 Although the past constantly persuades us by showing how happy we previously were, it is always and only the present that wins and governs our destiny.

Samuele Bersani’s album Cinema Samuele captures the complexities of personal and social crises with honest and relatable lyrics. The review highlights key tracks like Harakiri, Pixel, and Il tuo ricordo as reflections of despair, hope, and the battle between past and present. The album offers a realistic yet encouraging message, making it a poignant soundtrack for difficult times. Through vivid storytelling and philosophical insight, Bersani inspires perseverance and introspection. Discover Samuele Bersani’s Cinema Samuele—listen now and find strength in its honest storytelling.

 No one wants to see your performances anymore; it’s time to hold a child in your arms, to start a different race, a flight.

 Warren Ellis, his faithful sonic architect, mischievous wizard who bridges the pain with the Elysian fields.

Ghosteen marks a profound and tender evolution in Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' music. The album's artwork symbolizes a transition from turmoil to hope, reflecting deep emotional themes. Nick Cave’s voice and lyrics explore pain without self-indulgence, aided by Warren Ellis's lush orchestration. The review highlights the album's ability to convey calmness, love, and new beginnings amid darkness. Discover the moving depths of Ghosteen—listen now and experience Nick Cave’s heartfelt journey.

 Aging is not dying. Aging while dying inside is the end.

 This album is a soft song to a life that is fading but remains, and in its last imposing strength, asks to come out once more, and it’s the last time, from your lips.

This review reflects on Leonard Cohen's final album, You Want It Darker, as a powerful, life-affirming farewell despite his imminent death. It praises Cohen’s deep, poetic exploration of themes such as aging, love, spirituality, and mortality. The album is described as full of life and intense reflection, marked by his unique voice and timeless sensitivity. It highlights the emotional complexity and subtle musical beauty wrapped in a gentle yet profound farewell. Listen to Leonard Cohen’s You Want It Darker and experience a moving farewell full of wisdom and soul.

 "Kula World was ultimately a masterpiece of rare beauty, colorful, psychedelic, hypnotic, enigmatic, and annoying."

 It developed a sense of orientation, position, perspective, and three-dimensionality, as well as psychologically an attitude to see reality from different positions.

Kula World is a challenging and innovative 3D puzzle game for PlayStation, known for its complex mechanics and vibrant, psychedelic visuals. Players control a beach ball navigating intricate suspended block mazes under time constraints, requiring spatial thinking and patience. The game’s music and colorful design create a hypnotic atmosphere, making it memorable despite its difficulty. It remains a rare and noteworthy classic praised for its mind-sharpening gameplay and creative elements. Dive into Kula World’s hypnotic puzzles and vibrant worlds—challenge your mind and relive a retro classic today!

 What is a minute of silence if hypocrites and brazen people continue to ring phones in the room?

 The last 7 minutes of The Eclipse are in a frame, a simple anticipation of the End of humanity.

The review offers an in-depth analysis of Michelangelo Antonioni’s film L’Eclisse, emphasizing its themes of alienation, estrangement, and the impact of modernity. It highlights the nuanced relationships between characters Vittoria and Piero, and the symbolic use of objects and silence. The film is depicted as a pioneering work that uses cinematic form to explore incommunicability. The final moments of the film are described as a profound allegory for the end of humanity. Dive into the haunting world of L’Eclisse and experience Antonioni’s masterpiece of silence, alienation, and cinematic beauty.

 With this new album, Metamorfosi have confirmed themselves, in Italy and abroad, as one of the cornerstones of Italian prog.

 The entire album unfolds as a single long flow of music, revisiting the suite structure that allows artists not to limit their creativity.

Metamorfosi’s Paradiso is a powerful continuation of their ambitious prog saga, blending refined lyrics and solemn keyboards with mature, well-crafted arrangements. The album revisits the suite structure, offering a flowing and emotional musical journey inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy. With themes ranging from celestial ascents to martial rhythms, Paradiso confirms the band’s status as prog stalwarts. This 2004 release delivers fresh, modern sounds while respecting the band’s rich 1970s legacy. Explore Metamorfosi’s Paradiso and immerse yourself in this majestic journey through Italian progressive rock and Dante-inspired storytelling.

 Boundless landscapes, sound depths of penetrating emotional intensity, where the journey between earth and sky leads you to an imaginary world, incredibly real and perfect.

 Once you hear them, you understand that you can’t do without them anymore. Because they give substance and hope, they dig oceans and raise mountains.

This review praises Sigur Rós' album ( ) as a profound and transformative musical journey. It highlights the album's emotional depth and atmospheric soundscapes that blend post-rock and experimental elements. The reviewer reflects on the spiritual and existential themes evoked by the music, describing it as a masterpiece. The album is seen as both mysterious and deeply relatable, offering a unique experience of connection and inner discovery. Dive into the ethereal world of Sigur Rós' ( ) and experience a sonic journey like no other—listen now!

 Good old Damon Albarn just can’t seem to stay still.

 In the end, not their best work, but the Gorillaz always know how to keep us company.

Gorillaz’s Song Machine: Season One, Strange Timez is an experimental collaborative project featuring a wide variety of guest artists. While it lacks standout hits like in their best albums, moments like 'Aries' and 'Desolè' shine. The album mixes genres with typical Gorillaz creativity, though some tracks feel repetitive. The accompanying music videos add an entertaining visual layer. Overall, not their best work but still an enjoyable listen. Discover the eclectic sounds and bold collaborations of Gorillaz's Song Machine: Season One, Strange Timez today!

 Obsidian is still an excellent work.

 'The Devil Embraced' is my favorite song on the album. Gravity, spasmodic slowness; overwhelming, suffocating darkness.

Obsidian marks a confident and dark return for Paradise Lost, showcasing a blend of clean and growled vocals and heavy Gothic-Doom instrumentation. The album honors the band's career while offering fresh energy through powerful tracks like 'Darker Thoughts' and 'The Devil Embraced'. Although it doesn't surpass recent classics like The Plague Within or Medusa, it's still a solid and vital addition for fans. The review praises the skilled musicianship and meaningful songwriting throughout. Discover the dark depths of Obsidian—listen now to Paradise Lost's latest Gothic-Doom masterpiece!

 Bester is an unusual, excessive, uncontainable, extravagant, unpredictable, inimitable author, and much more.

 It was amoebic, amorphous, proteiform, and fluid as it extruded legs, feet, fins... the silhouette vanished, leaving only its characteristic stench to trouble the Subadar's nostrils.

Alfred Bester's Golem¹⁰⁰ is an experimental and genre-defying sci-fi novel set in a futuristic New York. The story follows Subadar Adida Indidni as he confronts a mysterious and elusive monster. Bester's unique style incorporates various typographic and artistic innovations, complemented by J. Gaughan's illustrations. The edition is noted for its high-quality presentation. Overall, the book is complex, eccentric, and influential. Dive into Alfred Bester's Golem¹⁰⁰ to experience groundbreaking sci-fi storytelling like never before!

 I’ve always loved bands that have the courage to use our language in hard & heavy, and then if we come across an album like this, we have nothing left to do but applaud.

 A masterpiece of Italian metal! I’m sorry to have discovered it late but at the same time happy to have discovered it!

Sabotage's 'Rumore Nel Vento' is a bold and rare Italian metal album from 1984, rediscovered and released in 2009. The album showcases powerful Italian vocals by Giancarlo Fontani, skilled musicianship, and influences from British heavy metal. It blends classic rock themes with standout tracks full of energy and emotion, representing a true masterpiece in Italian metal history. Listen now to Sabotage's 'Rumore Nel Vento' and experience a true Italian metal classic!

 This is an excellent work, definitely in my top albums of the Annus Horribilis 2020.

 "The Alchemist": sung splendidly by Bloom, it’s destined to become a classic, with all the beloved references of the New York band.

Blue Öyster Cult makes a powerful return after 19 years with The Symbol Remains, delivering a strong and diverse rock album. The record features standout tracks like "That Was Me" and "The Alchemist," blending classic and fresh sounds. The band members, including Eric Bloom and Buck Dharma, showcase their signature style with energy and class. Overall, it's a refreshing comeback highly praised by rock fans and critics alike. Discover Blue Öyster Cult's powerful comeback—listen to The Symbol Remains now and experience classic rock renewed!

 Lament feels more mature, more capable of reasoning even at a lyrical level.

 Reaching the other side of the tunnel will leave you wounded, bruised but ultimately purified.

Lament is Touché Amoré's follow-up to the deeply personal Stage Four, showcasing a more mature, less raw but still intensely cathartic hardcore sound. Featuring longer, more developed tracks, it balances visceral emotion with melodic punk influences. The album is a refined, introspective experience, addressing universal frustrations and mental health struggles with thoughtful lyricism and careful production. Featuring guest Andy Hull, Lament offers a polished take on hardcore that challenges purists yet rewards listeners with profound emotional impact. Dive into Touché Amoré’s Lament for a powerful, cathartic hardcore journey that resonates deeply.

 "'Animals' grows with each listen without boring, which is very rare in this genre."

 "Sam Carter is, in my opinion, one of the best singers on the scene."

The review praises Architects' single 'Animals' as a refreshing and complex musical direction following the loss of guitarist Tom Searle. The track mixes metalcore, nu metal, and industrial influences, spotlighting Sam Carter's vocals. The production quality and nuanced sound design stand out, making the song rewarding upon repeated listens. Overall, the reviewer views 'Animals' as a courageous and professional work that revitalizes the band's presence. Listen to Architects' 'Animals' now and experience the bold evolution in metalcore!

 Innocence... shows us his harsh, very harsh Turkey, but terribly magical, through a series of characters that manage to be interesting even with few lines.

 It truly feels like crossing the streets of Ankara, Istanbul, and Sinope, and living its characters.

Innocence (Masumiyet) by Zeki Demirkubuz is a powerful Turkish drama exploring harsh realities through complex characters in 1997 Istanbul. It acts as a prequel to Destiny (Kader), deepening the story of Yusuf, Bekir, and Ugur. The film uses minimal dialogue, atmospheric music, and vivid cultural details to highlight themes of violence, honor, and survival. Despite being slightly less strong than its sequel, Innocence is praised as an evocative and essential Turkish cinematic gem. Discover the raw beauty of Turkish cinema by watching Innocence—immerse yourself in its gripping story and unforgettable characters.

 "I recorded this album in 1987 with less than $1000 in money I saved from my $6.00 an hour job while living in Los Angeles, starving and letting my car die."

 "Road dust, gold dust, dust of suffering transformed into fluorescent spurts of sour sweat that build a Cactus Odyssey for an American epic that necessarily pursues a whiskey & saloon mythification that stands in for a redemption never shown."

Strange Hippie Sex Carnival, recorded in 1987 by John Trubee & the Ugly Janitors, is a raw and eclectic fusion of electrified country, metallic folk, and deconstructed rock. The album reflects youthful alienation, hardship, and an epic American journey full of irony and emotional depth. Trubee’s work transforms personal struggles into an evocative and joyous musical odyssey. This album invites listeners into a unique blend of sorrow, survival, and creative freedom. Dive into the wild and eclectic sounds of John Trubee's Strange Hippie Sex Carnival and experience a unique American musical journey.

 A man, Werner Herzog, who knows how to say things beyond appearances, beyond the surface.

 The condition of being a wanderer allows him to continually introduce new experiences into his life as a street artist, living in solitude searching for his 'people.'

This review explores Werner Herzog's 1968 debut film 'Segni di Vita (Lebenszeichen),' highlighting its transformation of a 19th-century story into a WWII setting in Greece. It emphasizes the psychological depth, war's human impact, and rich cultural symbolism. The film’s mood is enhanced by rebetiko music and poetic cinematic techniques, revealing Herzog's early mastery of storytelling and political commentary. The reviewer praises the film's profound emotional and intellectual layers. Discover Werner Herzog’s powerful debut film and experience a unique, poetic portrayal of war and human fragility. Watch 'Segni di Vita' now!

 "The song 'Killer' tells the story of a monster from the depths, speaking of love and death."

 "'Pioneers Over C' is a long science fiction epic with celestial organ sounds and apocalyptic-cosmic lyrics."

This review praises Van der Graaf Generator’s 1970 album 'H to He, Who Am the Only One' as a classic in progressive rock. Notable features include Robert Fripp’s guest guitar work and standout tracks like 'Killer' and 'House With No Door.' The album combines gothic and science fiction themes within complex musical suites. It marks a key step toward the band’s mainstream success with their next release. Dive into the progressive rock masterpiece 'H to He, Who Am the Only One' and discover why it remains a timeless classic.