Kick I is simply the kick, post-transition, that Alejandra gives to all the past torments.

 An album filled with an overflowing personality, lyricism, and originality difficult to find elsewhere.

This review reflects on Arca's transformative album Kick I, highlighting its shift from dark, melancholic tones to a more open, edgy, and diverse sonic landscape. It praises Arca's avant-garde style and collaborations, acknowledging the album as a bold, futuristic statement marking her post-transition artistic vision. The reviewer considers Kick I less emotionally heavy but equally fascinating and original. Listen to Arca's Kick I now and explore a groundbreaking journey through avant-garde electronic music.

 "Tap along to the beat of the first track, listen to how the voice comes in, I guarantee you’ll feel better immediately."

 "Feathers was exactly like that!!! Not only a wolf. Also a turkey, a hen, a frog. In 'Uh Uh Honey,' he sounds like Donald Duck."

This evocative review celebrates Charlie Feathers' 'Rockabilly Rhythm!' as a heartfelt fusion of rockabilly, country, and blues. It reflects on Feathers' creative journey and legacy, highlighting the album's fresh, live feel despite being recorded in 1973. The review also pays homage to Feathers’ influence on music icons like Elvis and The Cramps. The album is seen as essential listening for rockabilly and roots music fans. Dive into Charlie Feathers’ 'Rockabilly Rhythm!' and experience the raw magic of classic rockabilly today.

 Mitchum embodies the quintessential stalker who is intelligent, vengeful, and very cunning.

 The film is clearly superior to modern horror/thriller flicks, which are scary only due to jump scares and special effects.

The review praises Robert Mitchum's extraordinary portrayal of Max Cady in J. Lee Thompson's Cape Fear, highlighting the film's intense psychological tension. It addresses the social commentary on stalking and the legal system's shortcomings. The film is favored over modern horror movies that rely on jump scares and special effects. Overall, it presents Cape Fear as a superior and timeless thriller. Watch Cape Fear now to experience Robert Mitchum’s unforgettable chilling performance and a gripping psychological thriller.

 Carlito's Way is definitely a film that struck and fascinated me.

 The ending moved me greatly, something that didn’t happen in Scarface.

The review praises Carlito's Way as a superior and more fluid mafia film compared to Scarface. The reviewer connects with Carlito's struggle to escape crime and finds the ending deeply moving. Suspenseful scenes like the mafia chase and final twist add excitement. The film's emotional depth sets it apart from other gangster movies. Discover the emotional depth and suspense of Carlito's Way—watch the film and read this insightful review now!

 The film becomes less 'dystopian' and gradually more comprehensible, revealing something extremely realistic.

 The ending is brilliant as it reveals that it was just a film, delivering the message that what the elected did can be done by each one of us in real life.

The Holy Mountain is a surreal and grotesque film by Alejandro Jodorowsky, offering a deep critique of modern society through vivid symbolism and satire. The film addresses themes such as spirituality, materialism, power, and the loss of authentic values. Its complex characters represent various societal vices and ideologies, on a journey toward self-sacrifice and enlightenment. The review highlights the film's brilliant ending that brings a powerful message of personal transformation. Dive into Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain and experience a mind-bending masterpiece of surreal critique today!

 Marvin’s album 'Here, My Dear' is pervaded by a spectacular range of emotions: exhilaration, anger, regret, atonement, shame, playfulness, hope.

 He declared bankruptcy, lived in a van, attempted suicide multiple times, separated from his second wife, and was shot dead by his father…

Here, My Dear is Marvin Gaye’s raw and emotionally charged concept album inspired by his troubled marriage and divorce. Combining soul, funk, and jazz, it reveals the complexity of love and pain. Although initially a commercial failure, it later gained recognition as a masterpiece that influenced the genre. The album’s rich storytelling and intricate arrangements showcase Marvin’s artistic genius and vulnerability. Dive into the soulful journey of Marvin Gaye’s Here, My Dear and experience the raw emotions behind a legendary classic.

 It feels like experiencing the intrinsic beauty and complexity of life and nature, rather than listening to music.

 If I were forced to label it with a genre, I would settle for a forced dream-rock-baroque, but inside there’s psychedelia, noise, ambient, it’s a riot of colors.

Julia Holter's Aviary is hailed as a masterpiece that transcends genre boundaries, creating an organic and emotionally rich musical experience. Blending elements of dream-rock, psychedelia, and baroque, it channels influences from iconic avant-garde artists. The album’s intricate arrangements and fluid structures create a sense of living music that mirrors the complexity of life itself. Holter’s ethereal voice complements this ambitious concept, resulting in her most cohesive and compelling work to date. Dive into Julia Holter's Aviary and experience a breathtaking fusion of sounds that push the boundaries of music itself.

 His music - a well-done pop-punk - has nothing to do with metal, but then again, even Lou Reed was a fan of Kanye.

 Tame Impala went from a new psychedelic sensation to a group of traveling washing machine salesmen.

This review offers a sharp and ironic take on various 2020 album releases, including Jeff Rosenstock's pop-punk energy, Lil Uzi Vert's melodic trap, and Fiona Apple's misunderstood artistry. Some albums are praised for their unique character, while others face critical skepticism. The tone remains witty and occasionally sarcastic throughout. Discover the best and most surprising 2020 albums—explore our witty and insightful music reviews now!

 Blur, who with their previous classic Parklife had created a masterpiece of balance between Pop, experimentation, and aesthetics, followed the same path in The Great Escape but with much less convincing results, except for the single Stereotypes.

 The group’s historical defeat for the position as the main reference point in their home music scene and the end of the genre they themselves had created would soon be almost beneficial for greater affirmation on the international scene.

Approaching 25 years since its release, Blur’s The Great Escape is reviewed as a significant, though slightly less convincing, follow-up to Parklife. The album’s strengths lie in standout singles like Country House and The Universal, with Graham Coxon’s role highlighted amid the Britpop scene. Despite losing the famous Britpop battle to Oasis, the album helped Blur transition into greater international success. Discover how Blur’s The Great Escape shaped Britpop history—listen to the hits and revisit this iconic album today!

 "'Live At Leeds' is the LANDMARK in this sense, the SUBVERSIVE energy of the Who live."

 "So 'Live At Leeds' remains one of the few historic live albums to sound fresh and engaging, even after 50 years."

The review highlights the enduring power and freshness of The Who's 1970 live album Live at Leeds. Despite rock music's decline in mainstream popularity among younger audiences, this album stands as a subversive and exciting landmark in rock history. Praised are the energetic performances of Keith Moon, Pete Townshend, and Roger Daltrey, along with standout tracks like 'Tattoo' and 'Summertime Blues.' It argues the album remains vital even after 50 years, bridging past and present rock legacy. Listen to The Who's Live at Leeds now and experience a timeless rock masterpiece!

 This bizarre creation is able to dislodge, but not excessively, those mainstream parameters so beloved by modern cinema.

 The key message the director offers us is rooted within us: know yourself son, to know others and find inner peace.

Blueberry is an unconventional western film by Jan Kounen that explores spirituality through psychedelic and shamanic themes. The reviewer initially skeptical, ultimately defends the film’s unique style and message. Set against stunning landscapes, it portrays a young man’s journey into Native American culture and mystical knowledge. While not historically accurate, its emotional and philosophical depth stands out. The reviewer recommends reconsidering earlier judgments and embracing its abstract approach. Discover the spiritual and psychedelic layers of Blueberry—watch this unique western and dive deep into its mystical journey today!

 More than a rebirth, this Rough and Rowdy Ways rather has the bittersweet taste of a farewell.

 If I do it right and competently, I'll be saved by the creature I've created.

Bob Dylan's 'Rough and Rowdy Ways' marks a poignant moment in his illustrious career, blending blues, folk, and poetic lyrics. The album feels like a reflective artistic testament, rich in literary and cultural references. Tracks like 'Key West (Philosopher Pirate)' and 'My Own Version of You' stand out as modern classics. This work revisits themes of memory, passage, and farewell with emotional depth, reaffirming Dylan's enduring creative vitality even nearing eighty. Dive into Bob Dylan’s 'Rough and Rowdy Ways' to experience a masterclass in poetic storytelling and profound musical reflection.

 A penguin magically in balance, between joyful melancholy and melancholic cheerfulness.

 The brilliance of those melodies, their life, how to transform them into static results, forms now condemned to silence? Impossible, without betraying their nature.

This review reflects on the unique and intangible qualities of Penguin Cafe Orchestra’s album Union Cafe. The reviewer uses poetic imagery to describe the melodies as vibrant, playful, and emotionally balanced between joyful melancholy and melancholic cheerfulness. The album is seen as a timeless collection of small musical universes full of subtle variations and textures. Though rating it moderately, the emotional impact and delicate nature of the music stand out. Discover the magical balance of Penguin Cafe Orchestra’s Union Cafe—listen now and experience its timeless melodies.

 Someone might say oh you’re a fanboy, but just trying to give it a tone.

 The true gourmand chews slowly and appreciates the simple beauty of wiping the plate with that perfect sauce.

The review reflects a patient yet appreciative stance toward Owen’s album 'The Avalanche.' It praises Mike Kinsella’s consistent acoustic style, noting a subtle edge influenced by his reunion with American Football. While the album doesn't break new stylistic ground, its refined, familiar sound is likened to a comforting homemade meal—enjoyed and savored for its unique moments within a beloved routine. Discover the comforting familiarity of Owen’s 'The Avalanche'—listen now and savor the subtle growth in this acoustic gem.

 A tribute album, filled with clichés and appearances by professionals of that country that, the more it remains in its “pure” form, the less I like it.

 I hope that old Don will get help to set his pieces to music with people less ghettoized in the Texan and Nashville country universe.

This review explores Don Henley’s 2015 album 'Cass County' as a heartfelt return to his Texas roots and country music traditions. The reviewer draws parallels between his own rural background and Henley’s, noting the album’s many ballads and country guest appearances. While appreciating some tracks and Henley's voice, the reviewer finds much of the record clichéd and overly traditional, preferring Henley's earlier, more rock-oriented sound. The album is seen as a respectful yet conventional tribute to country music. Explore Don Henley’s 'Cass County' to hear his tribute to country roots blended with his classic rock legacy.

 These fiery flamenco guitars resemble chainsaws, and if you’re not careful while listening, they could unknowingly sever your lower limbs.

 Then when you suddenly stand up to mosh, you find yourself on the ground in a pool of blood.

This review of 16's Dream Squasher album offers a unique, often ironic perspective on the listening experience. While moderately liking the album, the reviewer highlights its intense and sometimes brutal sound, describing fiery guitars and an engaging buzz. The tone mixes personal reflection with vivid, humorous imagery about moshing consequences and overall energy. The review evokes curiosity without being overly enthusiastic. Dive into the intense world of 16's Dream Squasher—listen now to experience chainsaw guitars and heavy sludge energy!

 'Nessun pericolo...per te remains the last great album by the most celebrated and controversial Italian rockstar of all time.'

 'One of the most beautiful Italian songs of all time, dedicated to Maurizio Lolli, Vasco’s manager and friend, who died of lung cancer.'

This review praises Vasco Rossi's album 'Nessun pericolo...per te' as his last truly great work, marked by genuine emotion and rock authenticity. The reviewer highlights key tracks such as 'Gli angeli' and 'Sally,' emphasizing the album's overall quality and production. Although some tracks are modest, the album remains fresh and relevant today. The review views the album as a turning point before Vasco's later decline in artistic impact. Explore Vasco Rossi's iconic album 'Nessun pericolo...per te' and experience the raw emotion and timeless rock energy yourself!

 A sweet and fairy-tale atmosphere, disrupted by the passing of a train moving to who knows where!

 A nod and a wink is not only the last album of new material by the English band, it is perhaps the most intimate.

Camel’s 'A Nod and a Wink' showcases a mature and intimate side of the band, marked by rich instrumentation and reflective lyrics. The album blends folk, blues, and progressive rock, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere punctuated by nostalgia and hope. While it is less experimental than previous works, its emotional depth and musical craftsmanship make it a standout. Highlights include intricate guitar and keyboard duets and evocative flute passages. The album closes with a message of resilience and cautious optimism. Explore Camel’s ‘A Nod and a Wink’ to experience an intimate journey through rich melodies and heartfelt storytelling.

 He was straightforward, telling you things bluntly without beating around the bush.

 An artist who deserves to be listened to again, regardless of Catholic faith, political orientation, or age.

This review highlights Pierangelo Bertoli’s 1986 double album featuring both studio and live recordings that capture his storytelling brilliance and social activism. The album showcases his direct and powerful voice, with songs addressing marginalized groups, ecological issues, and political oppression. Live performances reveal rare gems reflecting his outspoken nature. Bertoli’s legacy as a fearless advocate remains relevant and deeply moving. Explore Pierangelo Bertoli's powerful double album and experience the voice of Italy’s most courageous storyteller.

 "Despite this 'tour de force,' the result is nonetheless an album that faithfully respects the 'musical creed' of the Ballyshannon musician."

 "The conclusion is entrusted to the wonderful Rock/Blues ballad 'Fuel To The Fire' which in some parts... could resemble any Hendrix with the way his guitar here wails and manages magnificently."

Photo-Finish captures Rory Gallagher's intense Rock/Blues style in the late 1970s, blending blues, hard rock, and southern rock influences. Despite a rushed production, the album delivers powerful guitar solos, solid rhythms, and memorable tracks inspired by various cultural elements. The 2018 re-release added bonus tracks without diminishing the original's impact. Overall, it stands as one of the era's finest Rock albums. Dive into Rory Gallagher's Photo-Finish and experience the fiery blend of Rock and Blues that defined the late '70s!