One of the most beautiful of those years, an example of high-level symphonic rock, on par with the great classics.

 Forse le lucciole non si amano più appears in every ranking of Italian prog, right alongside the greats of the genre, exactly where it belongs.

Locanda delle Fate's 1977 album, though released at an unfavourable time, stands as a high-level symphonic rock gem. Featuring impressive musicianship and poetic lyrics, it has grown from initial obscurity to a revered classic in Italian prog. Leonardo Sasso's powerful vocals and the band's complex compositions showcase their artistic depth. Recent vinyl reissues highlight its lasting importance. Listen to Locanda delle Fate's iconic album and explore a forgotten classic of Italian progressive rock.

 An album that to say is perfect both musically and poetically is an understatement.

 A blues album, dark, gloomy, and cheerful at the same time, both in lyrics and in music.

Davide Van De Sfroos centers his album Akuaduulza around local folklore and legends from the Laghee dialect of Lake Como. The album blends blues, folk, and poetic storytelling to create a dark yet lively musical atmosphere. Songs feature vivid characters and stories of witches, devils, and village tales, with notable tracks including 'shymmtakula' and 'fendin'. The review highlights the album's musical perfection and poetic depth, though the rating remains moderate. Explore Akuaduulza now and dive into Davide Van De Sfroos' poetic fusion of blues and folk legends!

 "Chimaira is a dark, heavy, and not very accessible album but on the other hand sincere, courageous, and almost 'avant-garde.'"

 "The disc’s greatest quality, being less accessible and much heavier than its predecessor, also represents its biggest flaw."

Chimaira's 2005 self-titled album is a heavy, intricate, and dark metal work that diverged from mainstream appeal. Though commercially a flop, it showed the band's ambitious and progressive side. Longer, complex songs and heavier riffs marked its sound, appealing more to devoted metal fans. The album's structure, however, sometimes hampered its impact, contributing to the band’s reduced success. Fifteen years later, it stands as a courageous and innovative effort in the NWOAHM scene. Dive into Chimaira's self-titled album for a dark, complex metal experience ahead of its time. Listen now and rediscover a hidden gem of 2000s metal.

 "Majestic, long, yet compressed like one of those things you peel off from a blister and take it down not to think about tomorrow."

 "Arcade Fire ... paid for the record they wanted to make, even nailing a handful of memorable tracks like Afterlife, Flashbulb Eyes, and Here Comes The Night Time."

Reflektor was initially celebrated but later met with mixed opinions. The album, produced by James Murphy, features memorable songs like "Reflektor" and "Afterlife." It marks a shift for Arcade Fire toward a digital sound while retaining their talent and ambition. Though not flawless, the album is a notable entry in their discography. Dive into Arcade Fire's Reflektor and explore its unique digital sound and standout tracks today!

 All those who believe are deceived, I would like... to explain with a little story.

 What is a man to star among women? I would be better off with demons: they don’t know seven out of six times what they want to be.

The review presents a Spanish recitation of Giovanni Boccaccio's The Decameron, focusing on the story of Masetto da Lamporecchio. It explores the irony of human desires, especially in the context of a women's monastery. The narrative delves into misconceptions about chastity and the natural human appetite, revealing the folly of rigid beliefs. Overall, the review appreciates the classic tale's depth and moral complexity. Discover this intriguing Spanish recital of The Decameron and explore the timeless tales of passion and human nature.

 Cosa ne pensi Sergio, a true anthem for the legalization of cannabis in Molise and beyond.

 Sei tu la donna, a love song in the Modugno style on a base worthy of U2.

Bugo's album 'Nessuna scala da salire' showcases his versatility across rock, funk, hip hop, progressive, and jazz. Highlights include anthems advocating cannabis legalization, beautiful love songs, and impressive instrumental tracks. The album is praised as a masterpiece demonstrating Bugo at his artistic best. Listen to Bugo's 'Nessuna scala da salire' and experience a unique blend of genres and heartfelt storytelling today!

 5/5

 The rating value given is 3 out of 5, indicating a decent reception.

The review provides a concise evaluation of Mario Bischin's 'Macarena.' Though brief, it implies a moderate appreciation of the track. Rated 3 out of 5, it suggests a solid but not exceptional musical release. Listen to Mario Bischin's 'Macarena' and decide if this dance track fits your playlist!

 Beautiful women, many are those men and women who are foolish, who believe all too well that... making her a nun had turned her into a stone.

 Masetto had such a great desire to be with these nuns, that he was consumed by it, understanding through Nuto’s words what he had to do to satisfy his wishes.

This review presents a Spanish recital of Giovanni Boccaccio's The Decameron, highlighting the story of Masetto da Lamporecchio, a mute gardener in a women's monastery who becomes the object of desire. It explores themes of human nature, desire, and societal misconceptions about chastity and labor. The narrative confronts traditional beliefs about women and nuns with a candid, storytelling style rooted in medieval humor. Explore this captivating Spanish recital of Boccaccio’s classic tales and uncover the timeless human desires beneath medieval tales.

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 For next week you have to: find a synonym for pissed off, kill a bullfighter, defecate on the streets of the Bullfight, eat a lot of hay, discover the chemical formula of polystyrene.

The review reflects an ironic and playful take on De Sjonnies' album Porompompero. It emphasizes repetition and quirky humor, offering a whimsical perspective rather than a traditional critique. The rating is moderate, suggesting a mixed but entertaining experience. Dive into the eccentric world of De Sjonnies and experience the playful vibes of Porompompero today!

 Roberto, a professor of Latin and Greek and a "Man of Words" in every sense, translated the eleven compositions into Italian.

 Still today, 45 years after its release, there are no CD, digital download, or streaming platform versions.

Roberto Vecchioni’s Barbapapà is a children’s soundtrack album featuring Italian translations of Dutch songs originally composed for a French TV series. The album involves performances with the choir Le Mele Verdi and consists mainly of short, playful tracks. Despite being a departure from Vecchioni's usual singer-songwriter style, the album maintains nostalgic value but remains hard to find beyond its original vinyl editions. It received a moderate rating of 3 stars. Discover the nostalgic charm of Roberto Vecchioni’s rare children’s album Barbapapà—listen to this unique vintage soundtrack today!

 "A Pearl" offers us a goosebump-inducing crescendo of horns in the finale.

 With this album, Mitski transitions from 'Puberty 2' to artistic maturity, and she does it with her usual class.

Mitski's album Be The Cowboy marks a significant artistic growth, moving beyond indie roots into a bolder sound mixing rock, country, and electronics. The lyrics explore complex human relationships with emotional depth, while the production delivers dynamic and memorable tracks. Key songs like "A Pearl" and "Geyser" showcase her storytelling prowess and musical creativity. The album reflects her confident transformation and is highly praised. Dive into Mitski’s Be The Cowboy and experience a bold blend of sound and emotion – listen now!

 Although sinking its paws into the glorious past, we are faced with an album that is fresh and modern and stands out among the various flat and anonymous productions today.

 Michael McCrystal stands out throughout the album as a guitar virtuoso, a new ’Sykes’ delivering solos that meet or surpass the illustrious master.

The 2019 album Ritual by Tygers of Pan Tang blends classic NWOBHM heavy metal with modern touches, showcasing masterful guitar work and strong vocals. Despite delays in release, the album delivers a powerful and varied set of tracks that honor the band's legacy while sounding fresh. Production quality is notably improved, highlighting the efforts of veteran producers and the band’s tight lineup. Ritual confirms Tygers of Pan Tang as a prominent name in classic and modern metal circles. Listen to Ritual and experience the vibrant spirit of NWOBHM with a fresh, powerful edge from Tygers of Pan Tang today!

 One of the most emotional tracks from the famous band.

 Women, men, children, transformed into organic automatons, with numbers instead of names, whose duty is solely to serve the system.

Toto's '99' is a deeply emotional track showcasing the band's undeniable mastery and talent. Inspired by George Lucas' film THX 1138 and B. Bova's novel, it explores themes of societal control and lost affections. The refined music video uses symbolism to enhance the experience. The track remains a poignant expression of love and escape within a cold, oppressive world. Listen to Toto's '99' and experience the powerful blend of music, cinema, and emotion.

 Einstein’s model confuses cause with effect. If the mass were equal to zero, there would no longer be energy, which is incorrect.

 Ighina was wise, but his wisdom concerns a worldview completely different from the one we grew up with and adapted to.

This review explores Pier Luigi Ighina’s unconventional scientific theories and inventions, emphasizing his magnetic atom discovery and the double vortex concept. It critiques mainstream fragmented science and highlights Ighina as a visionary who blends science, spirituality, and mystery. The book 'Il Profeta Sconosciuto' shares anecdotes and lectures that reveal Ighina's worldview and struggles with acceptance. His ideas challenge conventional physics but present a hopeful message about energy, nature, and human evolution. Discover Pier Luigi Ighina's visionary magnetic theories—read the review and explore the mysteries of the unknown prophet today!

 "The new B.O.C. album... fully reflects the sound that Blue Oyster Cult has been following for many years."

 "Buck Dharma remains a distinguished guitarist and Eric Bloom’s vocal tone still holds up well, at least in the recording studio."

Blue Öyster Cult returned in 2020 with The Symbol Remains, their first studio album since 2001. The record delivers their signature rock and AOR style with strong contributions from key band members. Highlight tracks include "The Alchemist," inspired by Lovecraft lore. The album's packaging is elegant, and veteran members Buck Dharma and Eric Bloom showcase their enduring talents. Listen to The Symbol Remains and experience Blue Öyster Cult’s timeless rock energy!

 Romina is one of the few who carries on an underground pop discourse in Italy with coherence and determination.

 The best of the album comes when the Roman singer moves away from the territories of Italian song to delve into realms of dark electronic dance.

Romina Falconi's debut album, 'Certi sogni si fanno attraverso un filo d'odio,' showcases a bold and varied collection of 19 tracks mixing pop-dance and dark electronic elements. The album features standout songs like 'Circe' and 'Lista nera' with sharp, repeat-worthy lyrics. Despite its occasional unevenness, it reflects Falconi's courage and unique voice in Italy's underground pop scene. The review highlights her ability to craft vivid phrases and create an engaging nighttime atmosphere. Listen to Romina Falconi's daring debut and dive into Italy's unique pop-dance underground scene now!

 The View From Halfway Down is a completely new journey, far from the sound of Ride and Britrock of Oasis.

 A great debut from Andy Bell; the only flaw is some overly lengthy parts, which do not mar an overall picture of great class and absolute quality.

Andy Bell's solo album 'The View From Halfway Down' offers a fresh musical journey distinct from his work with Ride and Oasis. The album mixes psych pop, electronic instrumentals, and psychedelia with impressive guitar work. Collaborations with former Oasis bandmate Gem Archer enrich the sound. Despite some lengthy instrumental passages, the album is overall a classy and high-quality debut. Standout track: 'Cherry Cola.' Listen to Andy Bell's fresh solo sound and dive into The View From Halfway Down today!

 To be able to compose such music it’s essential to have a certain level of melodic genius, and indeed every single track is a pleasure for the ears.

 Imagine an Aphex who had seven sachets of sugar spilled into his cocaine.

Lorenzo Senni’s Scacco Matto offers a unique IDM take on trance music with inventive melodic structures and euphoric sounds. The album is praised for its originality and intelligent composition, although a minor track dip prevents a perfect rating. The review also reflects on Italy's underground music scene and delayed industry recognition. Dive into Lorenzo Senni's Scacco Matto and discover a groundbreaking IDM take on trance—stream it now and experience melodic genius!

 The pen is in your hands.

 We will not review Pepemauro’s single but merely note its release.

This brief note acknowledges the release of Pepemauro’s single 'La Notte (Canzoni da una quarantena)'. The reviewer chooses not to provide a detailed critique, respecting the community's dislike for self-referential reviews. Discover Pepemauro’s new single and decide for yourself!

 "The girl who captivated us with her twisted thoughts... has made way for a woman who has reached a point of no return: tranquility."

 "'To Be Human' is an anthem to unity in diversity and the impossibility of fully understanding the meaning of our existences."

Marina’s album 'Love and Fear' marks a shift to a simpler, more natural sound and image. It explores universal emotions through a two-part concept album dominated by piano and gentle electronics. The record reveals vulnerability and human complexity, with standout tracks like 'To Be Human' showcasing ethereal vocals. Despite a minor flaw in 'Baby,' the album largely succeeds in delivering an honest, calming experience. Listen to Marina's 'Love and Fear' to experience a heartfelt journey into human emotions and delicate soundscapes.