"Sing Like Scaffold has gone to settle in the depths of the unsearched, among unnamed wrecks."

 "The whole album is a dialogue, a clash, an argument... The only way to understand it is to listen to it."

The review presents 'Sing Like Scaffold' as a profound and elusive album, weaving underground noise with haunting vocals. It captures an intangible, floating existence in music, likening the search for meaning to historic explorations of hidden places. The album's blend of musique concrète and rhythm creates a complex dialogue best understood through attentive listening. Dive into the enigmatic sounds of Fifty Foot Hose's Sing Like Scaffold—listen now to experience this rare experimental masterpiece!

 Cornack has crafted his modest jewel, his Someone Flew up the Butthole.

 Chip has chosen to embrace the status of a pathetic loser with a masochism that Freud would call an anal-retentive character, taking it to the extreme.

Tyler Cornack's Butt Boy is a unique indie police thriller that blends grim realism with grotesque allegory. The film follows detective Russell and IT worker Chip, exploring themes of despair and human flaws. It stands out for its daring metaphorical imagery and skilled performances, offering a fresh alternative to mainstream genre films. The reviewer praises its dark, uncompromising style and its clever exploration of marginalized characters and taboo subjects. Discover Tyler Cornack's Butt Boy—watch the bold indie thriller that redefines genre boundaries with shocking humor and striking visuals.

 It represents one of the few examples of courageous and avant-garde Extreme Metal, presenting the usual genre clichés, but with wisdom and intelligence.

 If you’re an open-minded person with varied listening habits, you’ll find in ‘Yokai’ a beautiful and above all fun album for your ears.

Within Destruction's album Yokai delivers a fresh, avant-garde take on Extreme Metal by blending classic brutal deathcore with unexpected Hip Hop and Trap elements. Despite some fragmentation, the album impresses with technical prowess, energizing tracks, and creative guest features. Ideal for open-minded listeners seeking something out of the ordinary in metal. Explore Within Destruction's Yokai and experience a fearless blend of brutal metal and surprising hip hop vibes today!

 Lovecraft, like everyone, was a child of his times, and this book returns him to us in all his humanity.

 A fundamental volume for anyone who wants to delve deeper into HPL.

The biography 'Io sono Providence' by S.T. Joshi offers a detailed look at H.P. Lovecraft's early life, including his traumatic childhood and literary influences. It explores his unique personality beyond common clichés and highlights his transformative impact on weird fiction. The reviewer appreciates the book's depth and defends Lovecraft's complex legacy amid modern criticism. This volume is essential for anyone interested in understanding the man behind the myth. Explore the detailed life of H.P. Lovecraft with S.T. Joshi’s acclaimed biography—discover the man behind the cosmic horror legend today!

 "Shakespearean Metal."

 The voice is immensely powerful, choral, and magnificently inspired, with a timbre similar to Corey Taylor in a state of grace.

Slice the Cake’s Odyssey to the West is hailed as a Shakespearean Metal masterpiece, blending epic storytelling with melodic Deathcore and progressive elements. The album features poetic lyrics, powerful vocals reminiscent of Corey Taylor, and refined musical arrangements. Noteworthy tracks include the powerful opener and the stunning ballad 'Castles in the Sky II - Pieces of Ruins.' Its complexity may challenge some listeners but remains a unique and rare achievement in modern metal. Dive into the epic journey of Slice the Cake’s Odyssey to the West and experience Shakespearean Metal like never before!

 It sounds like a cacophony without sense, the sound of something mad born in the Black Forest, but, aesthetically speaking, we are on truly primitive levels.

 ‘Paradieswärts Düül’ is an immense album that, in my opinion, is on the same level as the best things by Amon Düül II.

The review situates Amon Düül within the politicized 1970s German counterculture and highlights their distinction from the more famous Amon Düül II. While the debut album is considered chaotic and primitive, Paradieswärts Düül is lauded as a cosmic, psychedelic folk masterpiece comparable to the best works of Amon Düül II. The album is praised for its hypnotic, expansive compositions that channel hippy ideals and experimental spirit. Dive into the cosmic folk realms of Paradieswärts Düül and experience a cornerstone of Krautrock's psychedelic underground.

 'The launch single "Malandrino" made ears whimper like a pressure cooker.'

 'Jake is very inspired and, even if his voice is poorly equalized, he’s a master of timing and fitting.'

The album '17' by Emis Killa and Jake La Furia defies expectations with strong collaborations and well-crafted tracks. Despite minor flaws like mixing issues and absent features, the album reinvigorates their position in the Italian rap scene. Standout tracks include 'Sparami' featuring Fibra and Salmo and 'L'ultima mossa' with Massimo Pericolo. Jake La Furia's flow and timing shine throughout, while Emis Killa delivers energy with occasional missteps. Overall, '17' provides impactful Italian rap that is both gritty and engaging. Discover the gritty energy of '17' and experience Italian rap at its boldest—listen now and see why Emis Killa and Jake La Furia still dominate.

 "This record adapts to the suspension of thoughts that is fundamental for the opening of visions of real life."

 "Klaus Wiese & Co. with this 'music' offer unparalleled moments of transcendental mysticism that translate you into absolute regions of existence."

Koan by Klaus Wiese, Sam Schlamminger, and Ted de Jong is a transcendental and mystical musical journey that aims to elevate consciousness and promote non-thought meditation. It contrasts sharply with typical New Age music, offering dry and cynical explorations of spirituality. The album invites listeners to detach from ego and desire, fostering a profound connection to universal harmony and peace. Its ethereal soundscapes provide unparalleled moments of spiritual insight and quietude. Dive into Koan and experience a transcendental musical journey beyond the ordinary—listen now and elevate your spirit.

 Finally, a truly psychedelic Fellini!

 The purity of Casanova’s solitude is so moving that at the end of the film it is almost difficult to bear.

This review praises Federico Fellini’s 1976 film Il Casanova for its psychedelic dreamlike excess and departure from his earlier styles. It highlights the film's theme of solitude and impersonal courage, with a focus on self-annihilation in love. The review also explores the unique staging, symbolism, and Nino Rota’s esoteric score. It includes personal anecdotes connecting the reviewer to the film’s production and praises Donald Sutherland’s masterful portrayal. Overall, the film is celebrated as a transformative and sincere work in Fellini’s oeuvre. Dive into Fellini’s Il Casanova to experience a mesmerizing journey through love, solitude, and cinematic genius.

 Donovan is simple, and being simple is the most difficult thing in the world.

 You touch the sky with a finger, and that’s it.

This review praises Donovan's album for its poetic simplicity and light, transcendent folk-pop style. It reflects on the 60s feel and the ease of connecting with the music's natural grace. The reviewer highlights the album’s ability to evoke emotional transcendence through minimalistic yet profound songs, describing it as a celestial experience. Overall, the album is seen as a timeless musical gift that combines beauty and depth with effortless charm. Discover Donovan's enchanting folk melodies—listen to A Gift From a Flower to a Garden now!

 Four long suites in continuous evolution and involution. Four portions of thin skin obsessively teased by the nails of psychedelic drones, electronic pointillism, and techno syncopations.

 A record played on the balance of an apparent calm that carries within itself the seeds of future dissonances and distortions that constantly change the game.

Ben Frost's album Theory of Machines delivers a powerful and haunting experience through four evolving suites. The music blends psychedelic drones, glitch, and techno, layered with emotional rawness and dark industrial elements. Moments of calm are punctuated by unsettling dissonances, culminating in melancholic chamber music. This album balances beauty and discomfort with remarkable intensity. Dive into the haunting soundscapes of Ben Frost's Theory of Machines and experience a masterclass in evolving electronic music.

 "Visualize is one of those songs that confirmed everything that monstrous hype could only imagine."

 The voice is nothing short of inhuman from one of the best singers on the face of the earth, with scream and growl that are powerful, deep, 'lived' and absolutely unconventional.

Abiogenesis' single 'Visualize' stands out as a powerful blend of Deathcore and Progressive metal with diverse influences. The band delivers epic riffs, brutal yet melodic vocals, and exceptional production. The song showcases technical mastery and emotional depth, positioning Abiogenesis as a top-tier heavy metal act from Italy. Fans of complex and intense metal will find much to admire here. Listen to Abiogenesis' 'Visualize' now and experience Italy’s finest Deathcore/Progressive metal fusion!

 They possess the ability to create a temporary attenuation of the incessant flow of time.

 A rarefied, almost surreal atmosphere is felt.

This review delves into the ethereal and surreal auditory experience of Andy Partridge & Harold Budd's album Through the Hill. Its sixteen delicate and intangible compositions evoke a timeless atmosphere. The album's unique booklet with artistic visuals enriches the listening journey. Standout tracks such as “Through the hill” and “Great valley of gongs” are highlighted, presenting an immersive soundscape to slow down time and perception. Explore the captivating soundscapes of Through the Hill and immerse yourself in its surreal ambient journey.

 Fear in the eyes, but the riot helmet’s reflection conceals it like a veil of inhumanity.

 A dizzying snapshot with no good guys or bad guys. In fact, at the same time, all good and all bad, in different ways, for different reasons.

ACAB is a gritty 2012 Italian film by Stefano Sollima that deeply explores the complex lives of riot cops. It highlights their personal struggles, moral dilemmas, and the blurred lines between right and wrong. The film presents no clear heroes or villains, instead offering a fierce social portrait marked by contradictions and harsh realities. The review praises it as one of recent decades’ most compelling Italian cinema works. Discover the raw truth behind riot cops’ lives in ACAB—watch now and explore its powerful social and moral complexities.

 In Cauda Semper Stat Venenum by Jacula is a remarkable case of historical forgery.

 The Tony Iommi-style guitar sounds are fake and everything smells of deceit.

The review exposes Jacula's 'In Cauda Semper Stat Venenum' as a deliberate forgery backdated to 1969 but likely produced in the 1980s. It criticizes fake guitar sounds and plagiarized lyrics taken from King Crimson and Van Der Graaf Generator. The album's mysterious aura and Bartoccetti's deceptive nature are discussed, emphasizing that this release lacks the originality and authenticity of earlier Jacula works. Explore the mystery behind Jacula's controversial album and uncover the truth about its origins and authenticity.

 You let yourself be devoured by the leviathan, offering no resistance.

 Look, Jaguar God is no less complex than Capillarian Crest. And even that so radio-friendly single is a hell of notes.

Mastodon's Medium Rarities compilation offers a deep, multifaceted look at their twenty-year career. The album balances intricate musicianship with accessible moments, illustrating the band’s evolving sound. Instrumental versions defend recent, less celebrated works, while covers show their genre-bending side. Though ambitious and varied, the collection reveals both the band's strengths and moments of overreach. The review encourages patience for future works with more expansive compositions. Explore Mastodon’s Medium Rarities for a captivating journey through their complex and diverse musical legacy.

 Forget the follies, the distortions and musical contortions, almost all sent to the dark side of the Moon, to do penance.

 Contemplating the discography of these rogues, you can find the entire rainbow of human life.

The Flaming Lips' American Head marks a return to a softer, more introspective sound, shedding previous sonic complexities. The album delivers nostalgic, confessional songs blending dreamy melodies and themes of love and mortality. It evokes the late 60s Beach Boys' influence while maintaining the band’s signature magical melancholy. This accessible yet profound record offers a new chapter of beauty in their discography. Listen to The Flaming Lips' American Head and experience their beautifully nostalgic and introspective new sound today.

 The new work from the Mancunian band picks up exactly where we left off a decade ago, as if all this time had never passed.

 'Cathedrals Of The Mind' bridges with the previous 'Kingdom Of Rust' and is the best track on the album.

After an 11-year hiatus, Doves return with 'The Universal Want,' an album that seamlessly continues their artistic journey. The record features ten tracks blending their classic sound with new influences, highlighted by standout songs like 'Cathedrals Of The Mind' and 'Broken Eyes.' Produced collaboratively, the album honors their legacy while embracing present-day musicality. It's a polished and exciting comeback from the beloved Mancunian trio. Listen to Doves’ stunning return with 'The Universal Want' and rediscover their timeless indie rock sound today!

 'Perhaps the thing is a pure will... Stephen Bruner is expanding his to retreat to the center and close himself like a cat in a box with a gun and poison gas, ten fingers and the bass.'

 ‘It Is What It Is is animated by the same chronic idiosyncrasy, a repulsive force fueled by the potential of contradictions.’

Thundercat's 'It Is What It Is' is a complex, deeply personal album filled with contradictions and raw charm. Despite notable mixing and mastering flaws, the record reveals a unique, virtuosic bass-driven fusion of jazz and electronic elements. Collaborations with prominent artists add richness, although the sound sometimes feels uneven. The album reflects Thundercat's distinctive style and artistic vision, inviting listeners to engage with its layered complexity. Discover the layered sounds and bold creativity of Thundercat’s 'It Is What It Is'—listen now and explore its unique musical universe!

 Tenet is an exciting and original action and espionage film, spectacular and greatly entertaining.

 Nolan is and remains a director of high-budget blockbusters, films for a wide audience and not for a niche.

This review offers a thoughtful and balanced perspective on Christopher Nolan's Tenet, highlighting its originality, complex storytelling, and entertainment merits. The reviewer respects Nolan's cinematic talent while acknowledging the film's narrative exaggerations. Tenet is praised for its intriguing scientific themes and high production quality, positioned as an impressive entry in Nolan's filmography. Overall, it is recommended as a successful and engaging blockbuster. Dive into this insightful review and explore the thrilling, mind-bending world of Nolan's Tenet today!