La mia gente is an album that looks at the world with bitterness, immersing its hands in the mud to find the little good that remains, concluding that, in the end, there’s nothing worth saving.

 The sense of disillusionment is extreme through a crowd of people wandering like nomads through fields, even attempting suicide with poison.

 Listen to Enzo Jannacci’s La mia gente and discover the heartfelt stories and bitterness behind this iconic Italian album.

 CSAR is an album that is stratospheric, spatial, universal, metaphorical, Felliniesque, erotic, sensational.

 The masterpiece of masterpieces is reached in 'Però Il Rinoceronte' – this is the apotheosis of Battisti’s repertoire.

 Dive into Lucio Battisti’s CSAR and experience a groundbreaking fusion of poetic storytelling and avant-garde sound.

 Bryan has placed himself in the hands of the producer David Foster, a skilled musician but anything but a rocker and, above all, a terrible manipulator of others’ talent.

 The greatest scandal of this album is the massacre of 'God Only Knows' by the Beach Boys... an abomination, considering the wonderful piano interjections and dreamy psychedelic arrangement.

 Discover why Bryan Adams' 'Tracks of My Years' divides fans—read the full review and listen to decide for yourself!

 "It feels like being on an afternoon in the seventies, when you were about ten years old."

 "A beautiful slightly out-of-key naivety. A strange kind of magical incompleteness."

 Dive into the enchanting world of 60s psychedelic folk—listen to Alice Through The Looking Glass today!

 Satie, before being a man, is, by his own admission, a mammal. A bear, a dormouse, a deer. His forest is music.

 To let silence become music. In this, the pages of Erik Satie and the fingers of Aldo Ciccolini succeed, believe me, more than anything else.

 Listen to Aldo Ciccolini’s delicate interpretation of Erik Satie’s timeless pieces and experience the art of musical silence.

 Anais Dumostier ... a strong, feminine figure, with a vast humanist culture, adorned with degrees and specializations.

 The slogan reigns supreme, assertion prevails over realization, decibels have suffocated reflection and the contents of politics.

 Discover the intricate dance of politics and personal struggle in 'Alice ed il sindaco' – watch now and reflect on today’s world.

 "'Say Something' is a breath of fresh air and feels very summery."

 "The pop queen is back :)"

 Listen to Kylie Minogue's 'Say Something' now and get ready for her vibrant return with the 'Disco' album!

 As in many of Vonnegut’s novels, the plot was absurd and irrelevant. You could tear all the pages out and put them back together at random without compromising your reading experience.

 What I liked most about Breakfast of Champions was this: unlike most books, it didn’t assume that the reader knew everything about human beings, their habits, and the planet they inhabited.

 Dive into the surreal world of Kurt Vonnegut’s Breakfast of Champions and experience a classic like no other.

 The film is like a chocolate egg: sweet and satisfying enough to distract you from the fact that it is completely empty inside.

 "Yesterday" suggests that we might not be equipped to recognize pure genius, especially when it hasn’t been pre-packaged as such by a corporate giant.

 Watch Danny Boyle's Yesterday to enjoy a playful yet thoughtful look at music, fame, and what happens when the Beatles vanish.

 Sono manages it in his own way, with the emphasis that distinguishes him and alternating pure madness with a directorial virtuosity of which he is the supreme master but not subject.

 At the end of the race, only the predators most blinded by the pain of broken love and their chosen victims remain alive, who, seduced and deceived by their master’s mirage, have found the perdition they deserve.

 Discover the dark genius of Sion Sono’s The Forest Of Love — watch now and confront the haunting nightmare of love and pain.

 The Beatles came like an earthquake to shake up the minds and butts of every young person in Albion.

 Regardless of musical taste, this record is a true piece of History that should definitely be listened to at least once in a lifetime.

 Listen to Please Please Me and experience the start of a cultural revolution with The Beatles!

 It’s a record very much a child of the ’70s. But with sprinkles of country, a falsetto that pairs well with Bon Iver, and a warm and enveloping horn section that feels like the first sweater after summer.

 10 tracks for about half an hour of music. Short songs without choruses repeated until death. They say what they have to say and then move on to the next track. Like music should do.

 Listen to Whitney's Forever Turned Around and experience a warm, heartfelt indie folk journey from Chicago.

 "Barcelona is an exception, not the rule, in the world of pop and opera crossover."

 "May the Gods keep them in glory, Freddie and Montserrat… can you imagine something like this in 2020? Better not to imagine it, believe me."

 Listen to Barcelona and experience the groundbreaking blend of rock and opera today!

 Throughout its duration, you can perceive the necessity of the now seventy-nine-year-old Dylan to confront death.

 ‘Murder Most Foul’ transforms into a veritable ode to the salvific power of music in difficult times.

 Discover the profound storytelling and timeless melodies of Bob Dylan's 'Rough and Rowdy Ways'—listen now and experience a legendary artist's reflection on life and history.

 'Flowers On A Grave' is a splendid blast that opens the album perfectly.

 'Blood River' is the standout track by far, showcasing inspired riffs and a strong comeback for the London band.

 Listen to Bush's 'The Kingdom' now and discover their bold grunge-metal evolution!

 Myrath partially destroyed the perfect mix they had created to immediately propose something very light and accessible.

 The latest Myrath seems really like a sort of neo-melodic Arab music with just some distorted guitars in the background, not really the oriental metal they would like us to believe.

 Discover Myrath’s unique blend of Arabic folk and metal—listen to Shehili today and decide if this softer style speaks to you.

 Abies firma is a mellifluous percussion play, a crystalline ringing of aluminum.

 Its foliage, moved by the wind, spreads a celestial tinkling.

 Discover the delicate and celestial sounds of Daniel Schmidt's Abies Firma—listen now and experience a unique percussion journey.

 "Graham Field’s Hammond organ is among the most delightful you can find in rock: great sound, fat and visceral."

 "One had to be immersed in those glorious years to enjoy these ‘minor’ records well-immersed in the mainstream trend of rock fifty years ago."

 Dive into the golden era of progressive rock and discover Fields’ unique sound—listen to this vintage gem today!

 "It’s one of those records that’s hard to stop once it starts and is the Decemberists’ work I prefer, although, inexplicably to me, one of the most underrated and overlooked by the group."

 "The sound always remains distinctive and the composition almost never loses a moment of cohesion and brilliance, making its 18 minutes seem like 6-7."

 Listen to The Decemberists' The Tain and discover a hidden indie folk prog treasure full of emotion and rich instrumentation!

 Rory's intention was to once again reiterate his stubborn resistance to any kind of musical choice that led to so-called "easy money".

 Defender is a Rock/Blues album with Hard Rock tinges of incredibly solid demeanor that leaves absolutely no chance from the very first listen.

 Dive into Rory Gallagher's Defender and experience authentic Rock/Blues brilliance from the '80s — listen now and feel the passion!