The class remains the same, the atmosphere created by Cirith Ungol is unchanged.

 The album has its own personality and stands out for its character from the others.

Cirith Ungol returns after 29 years with Forever Black, an album that stays true to their classic epic metal sound. Despite lineup changes, the band maintains its dark, atmospheric vibe. Though nostalgia projects often disappoint, this release delivers inspired, timeless music firmly rooted in the band’s legacy. The album blends vintage heavy metal, doom, and dark passages, driven by Tim Baker’s powerful voice. Forever Black confidently reaffirms Cirith Ungol’s place in epic metal. Discover the epic return of Cirith Ungol—listen to Forever Black and experience timeless metal magic!

 Coldplay prove when you least expect it that they are capable of surprising, of having a more serious and dark side that doesn’t exactly align with mainstream rules.

 Everyday Life is not a trendy album, it’s an album that contradicts anyone who thought Coldplay was only about chasing easy success.

Coldplay’s Everyday Life is a surprising and ambitious double album that defies mainstream pop conventions by exploring folk, gospel, blues, and world music. With a mostly acoustic and delicate approach, the band condenses creativity into short tracks that push musical boundaries. The album reflects a sincere artistic expression over commercial success. Notably, Coldplay forego stadium tours to prioritize environmental responsibility, underscoring their integrity. Discover Coldplay’s bold new direction in Everyday Life—listen now and explore a fresh, experimental side of one of pop’s biggest bands.

 The orchestra is irretrievably gone, but the grace of a muted chamber-music remains, as if time couldn't touch it.

 Today's penguin café is like a polished jewel... what is most unadorned and humble... is found, intact, held in the hands of his son Arthur.

The review reflects on Penguin Cafe’s album The Imperfect Sea as a thoughtful continuation of the band’s heritage. Arthur Jeffes, son of founder Simon Jeffes, offers a polished and restrained musical experience blending chamber music with poetic introspection. The album moves away from the playful, eclectic style of the past and embraces a more muted, intimate sound. The reviewer appreciates the homage to the original spirit while acknowledging an evolution in tone and composition. Discover the delicate balance of heritage and innovation in Penguin Cafe’s The Imperfect Sea—listen now and experience the evolution.

 Damien Rice and his songs gain added value thanks to arrangements and technical solutions capable of giving a new look to the already excellent tracks.

 The voices of Damien and his partner Lisa Hannigan intertwining dramatically in the air.

This review highlights Damien Rice's 2003 live performance captured on Live From the Union Chapel. The intimate show features faithful renditions of tracks from Rice's debut album O, with standout moments in the duet performances alongside Lisa Hannigan. While some setlist cuts and track transitions detract slightly, the album successfully delivers a captivating folk experience. Listen to Damien Rice’s intimate Union Chapel live performance and discover the magic of his early folk sound with Lisa Hannigan.

 The times are always expanded, spreading like dark stains of thick oil: the flickering of the ghost drum does not serve as the backbone but accompanies mumbling in the background.

 In these eternally fog-enshrouded swamps, the atmosphere is vespertine: it vibrates with warning, at the bottom of which the arteries of dreams pulse in relief.

Geisterfaust by Bohren & der Club of Gore is a masterful exploration of dark ambient and noir-jazz atmospheres. The album expands time through languid, immersive soundscapes built on vibraphone, tuba, and saxophone. It evokes a nocturnal, narcotic ambiance filled with metaphysical tension and hypnotic loops. The music challenges conventional structure, favoring suspension and introspection over progression. Dive into the mesmerizing world of Geisterfaust and experience Bohren & der Club of Gore’s hypnotic dark ambient noir jazz.

 "Lo Chiamavano Jeeg Robot excels on every level. A fun, mature, adrenaline-pumping comic film, full of surprises and eagerness, made with intelligence and passion."

 "Forget the classic handsome guy with abs... our character is sad, gloomy, lives in distress, and when he gains powers, initially uses them for a heist."

Lo Chiamavano Jeeg Robot breaks the typical superhero mold with a gritty, realistic story centered on an anti-hero from a Roman suburb. The film excels through strong character development, especially the villain, and smart direction blending Italian pulp influences with anime. Its technical quality and emotional depth elevate it beyond usual superhero clichés. Praised by critics and audiences alike, it marks a positive step for Italian cinema. Watch Lo Chiamavano Jeeg Robot now and experience a gripping Italian superhero story unlike any other!

 'Ticking' is precisely one of [Elton John's] truly stunning and moving masterpieces.

 The song should have been closed a minute earlier and with just the piano.

The review praises 'Ticking' as one of Elton John's most impressive and emotionally charged songs, highlighting its lush piano arrangement and poignant lyrics by Bernie Taupin. Although the nearly eight-minute length and the extended minimoog ending are critiqued, the song's dramatic storytelling and virtuosity stand out. Positioned as a hidden gem from the 1974 album 'Caribou', it ranks among the reviewer's top ten Elton John songs. This track is recommended for fans and connoisseurs of his work. Explore Elton John's profound 'Ticking' and discover this underrated masterpiece blending lyrics, piano, and emotion.

 20 tracks truly among the most important, presented in chronological order and with correct information on the original album.

 It’s better to listen and let oneself go to the charm of music played a thousand times and still exciting.

This album compilation offers a high-quality selection of Bob Marley & The Wailers' most important tracks, making it perfect for both newcomers and vintage reggae enthusiasts. The review highlights its chronological presentation and informative packaging, praising its timeless charm. Despite a minor critique of one remix, the overall impression is of a carefully curated and exciting collection. Recommended especially as a gateway for millennials and a tribute to Marley's enduring legacy. Explore the timeless sounds of Bob Marley & The Wailers with this essential collection—listen and be moved by reggae legends!

 The patron saint of planet µ finds the keystone of his wavering IDM-ic compositional delirium.

 A residue that has a subtle aftertaste of molybdenum sulfide.

Chewed Corners offers an intricate IDM experience from µ-Ziq, characterized by vintage synthesizer sounds and an abstract, chemically inspired narrative. The album’s sonic textures evoke both excitement and calm, creating a unique auditory landscape. The review uses vivid metaphors linking music to chemical processes, highlighting the complexity and subtlety of the compositions. Overall, it presents a balanced view recognizing the album’s originality but maintains a moderate rating. Experience the intricate soundscape of µ-Ziq’s Chewed Corners—listen now and explore a unique IDM journey.

 From the sound system comes out paradise!

 They have constant excellence, complete humility, a fierce cohesion.

Widespread Panic's mid-career album 'Don't Tell the Band' showcases mature Southern rock infused with psychedelia and jam band elements. The band focuses on soulful instrumentation and heartfelt vocals by John Bell. Guitarist Michael Houser shines with his unique solos, marking his last appearance before his untimely passing. While the album demands attentive listening, it rewards with hypnotic, engaging tracks. Overall, it solidifies Widespread Panic's reputation as underrated yet captivating artists. Listen to 'Don't Tell the Band' and experience the soulful Southern rock journey of Widespread Panic today!

 The record is an apotheosis, a first listen does not fully grasp what these dissimulators are up to below deck.

 Blasts of transcendent irony passing from a sort of evolved punk, given the compositional evolutions.

The Rub's 1987 album 'Bikini Gospel' delivers a powerful garage punk experience combining sharp social commentary with sophisticated musicianship. The album contrasts apocalyptic imagery with energetic and skillful punk rock, featuring dynamic bass, drums, and guitar work. It challenges conventional attitudes with transcendent irony and invites listeners to dive deeper into its layered composition. This record stands as a milestone for punk rock lovers embracing raw and insightful music. Dive into 'Bikini Gospel' and experience raw, evolved punk rock that challenges and entertains—listen now!

 The work exceeds the highest expectations, hence the need to write about it.

 Lysol ranks among the most brilliant musical creations, as oxymoronic as it may sound, not just of the Nineties, but of the whole history of what is considered 'popular' art.

The review praises Melvins' 1992 album Lysol as a seminal work in stoner-sludge rock. Despite a modest production budget, the album delivers intense, heavy soundscapes enriched with creative cover songs and layered compositions. The album's cult status is noted, alongside its challenging yet captivating music and distinctive artwork. Lysol stands out as one of the most brilliant creations of 90s alternative rock. Dive into the intense sludge and stoner rock realm of Melvins' Lysol and experience a 90s cult classic now!

 The best piece on the entire album is undoubtedly the magnetic 'Going To My Hometown' with the usual monumental Rory on mandolin.

 This live album is an essential starting point to understand the absolute value of a Musician with a capital M too often overlooked.

This review celebrates Rory Gallagher’s 1972 live album, 'Live! In Europe,' highlighting powerful performances with his renowned power trio. The album captures Gallagher’s exceptional guitar skills and emotional depth, blending blues and hard rock. Standout tracks like 'Going To My Hometown' showcase his songwriting and mandolin playing. The remastered edition’s bonus tracks add extra value, reaffirming his legacy as a pivotal blues rock artist. Explore Rory Gallagher’s iconic live performances and experience the raw power of 70s blues rock—listen to Live! In Europe today!

 "Time is a nasty beast... deep down we all just want to think about the future."

 "In the relaxation that envelops me... those distant notes that, like calls, slowly seem to emerge from rocky sea caves beneath a pillow, are the most suggestive one could imagine."

The review is a deeply personal and nostalgic reflection on Lucio Dalla's 1979 album. It intertwines memories of youth, a vivid summer night, and thoughts on time passing, inspired by an interview with Umberto Eco about the future. The music acts as a soundtrack to life’s transitions and hopes for tomorrow. Dive into Lucio Dalla’s evocative 1979 album and experience a timeless journey through music and memories.

 "A film that manages to be as hard as a rock, yet sweet like a caress."

 "Combo is a victim of his own society, starting from where true violence is born in an embryonic stage, namely the domestic reality."

This Is England is a gritty and powerful film set in 1983 Midlands during the Thatcher era, exploring youth, friendship, and the toxic influence of extremist ideologies. The review highlights standout performances, especially Stephen Graham’s portrayal of Combo, and praises the film's realistic characters, subtle soundtrack, and emotional depth. Despite being lesser-known today, the film remains a significant work on issues of violence, racism, and identity. Recommended also is the follow-up series for fans. Explore the gritty world of 1980s England with This Is England and experience a powerful story of youth and ideology.

 The neo-Japanese manages to make an oxymoron audible: that of a-rhythmic rhythm; of opaque transparency; of analog-synthetic sound.

 Skillfully balancing environmental samples, rhythmic cadences, concrete music noises from distinctly xylophonic instruments, and a distinctly Japanese sense of time.

Sugai Ken's UkabazUmorezU delivers an intricate blend of environmental sounds, rhythmic cadences, and unique Japanese sensibilities. The album balances oxymoronic elements such as a-rhythmic rhythm and analog-synthetic soundscapes, crafting a distinct listening experience. Despite the complexity, the work remains transparent and clear, embodying the essence of neo-Japonica music. Discover the unique soundscape of Sugai Ken's UkabazUmorezU and immerse yourself in the neo-Japonica experience.

 It's Stalin on your shoulder – she sings in “Russia”, which in these times of Corona-Virus and an Italy pro-Russian-Chinese, seems almost like a premonition.

 Amos looks around: numerous are the political pieces like “Broken Arrow”, a heartfelt appeal to her America that has turned towards the Trumpian populist right.

Native Invader finds Tori Amos 25 years into her career embracing a calmer, reflective tone with strong political and social commentary. The album shifts toward a folk/country sound as Amos explores current issues through storytelling, moving away from her earlier experimental style. Highlights include poignant tracks like "Broken Arrow" addressing America's political climate. This work shows Amos as a seasoned observer, ready to guide listeners through a complex world with wisdom and depth. Dive into Tori Amos' Native Invader for a thought-provoking blend of folk and political storytelling. Listen now!

 Much more than an animal fable, much more than a funny comedy with talking animals.

 Babe speaks of a world where those at the top feel compassion for those at the bottom. You can't help but love it.

This review praises Chris Noonan's film Babe as more than a simple animal comedy, emphasizing its tender, hopeful story about empathy across social roles. The film’s lively style and warm visuals enhance its deeper themes of compassion and justice, making it a beloved classic. The reviewer appreciates the natural magic of the film and its portrayal of suffering touched by kindness. Discover the heartwarming charm of Babe and experience a story of hope and empathy today!

 Bugo is not a genius but not an idiot either; yes, he’s a bit dazed, but that’s the charm of his being bewildered.

 The title is both idiotic and brilliant, and the rest of the album is no less: lyrics and music slathered with delusions that sometimes verge on total dementia.

The review explores Bugo's album Dal lofai al cisei as a raw and sometimes chaotic but charming blend of rock, blues, and trip-hop. The reviewer highlights standout tracks like "Portacenere," "La mia fiamma," and "Casalingo," praising the artist's quirky lyrics and eclectic sound. While noting a few filler tracks, the overall experience is recommended for listeners who appreciate musical openness and fun. Dive into Bugo’s Dal lofai al cisei for a wild ride through quirky rock and blues—discover the madness and charm today!

 Ghostpoet’s is one of the most spontaneous crossover in circulation, elegantly balancing on the borderline between hip hop and rock.

 There’s nothing forced emerging from the noir folds of this album, and its communicative strength is the central point of an artist who cannot be caged into genre boundaries.

Ghostpoet’s album 'I Grow Tired But Dare Not Fall Asleep' marks his return after three years with a mix of trip hop, post-punk, dub, and psychedelia. Thematically centered on universal anxiety and an uncertain future, the album offers a spontaneous crossover between hip hop and rock. Notable tracks like 'Breaking Cover' and 'Concrete Pony' highlight the creative and communicative strength of the artist. Ghostpoet continues to push genre boundaries with an authentic and powerful sound. Discover Ghostpoet’s unique soundscape—listen to 'I Grow Tired But Dare Not Fall Asleep' and experience a powerful genre fusion.