The two guitars tuned underground, beneath entire buildings collapsed on themselves; amplifiers ready to explode after uncontrolled overheating.

 The auditory chaos takes shape from putrid mud; it develops, grows, and invades my mind like a web built in the shadowy lands of Mordor.

Zolfo's album Delusion of Negation delivers a crushing sludge-doom experience filled with heavy, distorted guitars and deep scream-growl vocals. The review highlights its dark, apocalyptic atmosphere and sonic depth, drawing comparisons to bands like Bongzilla and Ufomammut. The music is described as chaotic yet immersive, invoking a sense of total darkness and decay. This album is praised as a powerful and unsettling journey into intense underground metal. Dive into Zolfo's Delusion of Negation to experience one of sludge-doom metal's darkest and most immersive journeys.

 A sort of "pleasant discomfort," as someone wrote.

 The future, after all, is nothing but a ghost.

The Advisory Circle's Mind How You Go Revised Edition is an elegant and nostalgic electronic album that evokes 70s krautrock and ambient textures. It balances a sense of melancholy and subtle unease with moments of humor and magic. The music feels like a blend of past obsessions and future ghosts, conjuring a unique atmosphere of pleasant discomfort. Its understated charm reveals complex layers on repeated listens. Dive into The Advisory Circle's mesmerizing blend of nostalgia and modern synth textures—listen now and discover its haunting elegance.

 Ghali is a versatile artist, capable of moving from the hardest trap to catchy club songs.

 The album does not have a true nature, it does not have clear musical influences, but it is an original product.

Ghali's debut album, titled 'Album', impresses with its wide range from hard trap to catchy club tunes. Produced entirely by Charlie Charles, it explores themes such as success, loneliness, and ambition through cohesive beats and impactful lyrics. The album's originality lies in its varied mood transitions and absence of guest features, highlighting Ghali's unique style. It firmly establishes him as one of the most talented Italian rappers of his generation. Listen to Ghali's debut album to experience the original blend of trap and heartfelt lyrics that define modern Italian rap.

 Compared to the debut, the work boasts more energy, a consolidated intensity, thanks especially to the three guitars capable of "igniting" much of the songs.

 "This generation in the end doesn’t (didn’t) ask for much, if not to dream" (Cit. Rumore September 1992).

‘National Coma’ by Drop Nineteens builds on their debut with greater energy and a rich shoegaze sound shaped by three guitars. The album balances dreamy female vocals with noisy, dynamic passages reminiscent of early 90s indie bands. Although the band disbanded shortly after, this 1993 release remains a notable and vibrant contribution to the genre. Listen to ‘National Coma’ and dive into the raw energy of 90s shoegaze now!

 Gigaton, despite an anticipated turn towards uncharted territories, is quintessentially a Pearl Jam album.

 Quick Escape, by far the best track on the album, is a delightful piece co-written by Vedder and Ament.

Gigaton marks Pearl Jam’s eleventh album and continues their legacy with a balance of classic rock and fresh experimentation. The album sheds the mediocre single from their interim period and introduces new production by Josh Evans. Highlights include energetic tracks and atmospheric ballads, maintaining the band's trademark sound while exploring new sonic territories. Overall, it’s an excellent and evocative addition to their catalog, signaling a promising new phase. Explore Pearl Jam’s Gigaton and experience the powerful blend of classic and fresh rock now!

 Don Giovanni ... is probably one of the best tracks in Italian music.

 An artist must communicate only through his work. The artist does not exist. His art exists.

Don Giovanni marks a daring and influential turn in Lucio Battisti’s career, blending synth-pop, avant-garde, and poetic lyrics by Pasquale Panella. Though divisive among fans and critics at release, the album is praised for its innovative sound and deep lyricism. Its tracks range from emotional ballads to experimental compositions, making it a standout in Italian pop history. The review urges repeated listening to fully appreciate its complexity and rewards those willing to explore beyond Battisti’s earlier works. Explore Lucio Battisti’s Don Giovanni and experience the avant-garde heart of Italian pop innovation.

 "The Performer tells everything about itself already from the title: the search for balance between public and private life."

 "A nice step forward for Righton, who showcases an enviable quality of writing and lays excellent foundations for the future."

James Righton marks a sophisticated departure from his Klaxons era with his solo debut 'The Performer'. The album balances themes of public versus private life with a smooth soft rock and jangle pop sound. Influences range from Roxy Music to Alex Turner, reflecting a mature, elegant musical direction. Highlight tracks like 'Devil Is Loose' and 'Edie' demonstrate his evocative songwriting. This album establishes a strong foundation for Righton's future work. Discover James Righton's refined solo sound with 'The Performer'—listen now and experience his elegant new artistic path.

 Dark Angel has always composed very long songs, unlike many of their colleagues; they had a sense of proportion all their own.

 Candlemass are at the peak of their career, fresh from the first four albums, opening with Dark Reflections... Messiah Marcolin completely fills the scene.

This review revisits the 1989 live concert '3-Way Thrash' featuring three metal bands: British thrashers D.A.M., doom masters Candlemass, and thrash legends Dark Angel. The author explores each band's style, noting D.A.M.'s energetic but uninnovative performance, Candlemass's dark, atmospheric doom metal set, and Dark Angel's intense, technical thrash display led by powerful vocals and drumming. The live show captures an era of metal diversity and high energy, culminating in a memorable thrash finale. Dive into this classic 1989 thrash metal concert and experience Dark Angel’s fierce live energy—listen and explore now!

 "He was tired, Eddie... How many lives had he lived? How many times had he risen high, fallen, and climbed again?"

 "No matter how much History tries to take away lives and memories, it is always impossible to make everything disappear. Something always remains."

This detailed review narrates Eddie Rosner's remarkable journey as a pioneering jazz musician amid historical upheaval. From Berlin's vibrant jazz scene to Soviet repression and eventual return to music, Rosner's story is both inspiring and tragic. The album Soviet Jazz Legends Vol.1 preserves his enduring musical legacy. Though the review reads more like a historical essay, it passionately honors Rosner's influence as the 'white Louis Armstrong.' Explore Eddie Rosner's powerful story and rediscover his timeless jazz in Soviet Jazz Legends Vol.1 – listen now!

 And damn, it's beautiful!

 A miraculous blend of folk songwriting, dreamy psychedelia, subdued oddities, and a subtle sadness of 'end of an era' feels.

The review explores Gary Higgins' 1973 album 'Red Hash,' created before serving a prison sentence. It highlights the album's unique blend of folk and psychedelia, its underground circulation, and eventual rediscovery leading to a reissue by Drag City. Though Gary's later works are praised, the original magic of 'Red Hash' is deemed unmatched. The story intertwines personal hardship, artistic resilience, and cult admiration. Listen to Gary Higgins' 'Red Hash' and explore the haunting beauty of a cult folk-psychedelic masterpiece.

 Dax Riggs extracts the black heart of the night with his abrasive and twilight rock.

 It is the voice that is the true protagonist of the album, powerful and heartbreaking like the painful whine of a wounded animal.

Dax Riggs’ solo album 'We Sing of Only Blood or Love' showcases his distinct voice and dark, genre-blending rock. The review highlights his evolution from metal roots to swampy blues and folk-infused rock. Despite minor flaws and some fillers, the album remains a compelling and daring effort with powerful emotional depth. The review also touches on Riggs’ overlooked but valuable career contributions and hopes for his future work. Discover the dark and emotional world of Dax Riggs—listen to We Sing of Only Blood or Love today and experience a unique rock masterpiece.

 The fact is, dear Marra, while you believe you’re Biggie, you’re really Severgnini.

 His is that ghetto-chic image, a halfway between the street corner and Via Montenapoleone.

The review portrays Marracash as the credible face of Italian rap, blending street culture with high fashion. His album Persona is described as witty but somewhat inconsistent, mixing notable collaborations and cultural references. Despite some criticism, Marracash remains a defining figure navigating between underground roots and mainstream success. The tone is ironic, highlighting contrasts in his image and music. Discover Marracash’s Persona and dive into the evolution of Italian rap culture today!

 The showdown that takes place between the two enemies is, in my opinion, very well managed by the writer.

 The book is engaging and flows as smoothly as oil, and can serve well to pass a few pleasant hours without demanding too much intellectual effort.

This review discusses Robert Ludlum's 'The Return of the Jackal' and its intriguing connection to Frederick Forsyth's 'The Day of the Jackal.' It highlights the real-life inspiration behind Ludlum's villain, Carlos, and contrasts the novel's narrative style with that of Forsyth and Hollywood adaptations. The reviewer appreciates Ludlum's engaging writing and the well-executed conflict between Bourne and Carlos, recommending the book for a pleasant and entertaining read. Dive into Ludlum's thrilling world of espionage—read The Return of the Jackal now!

 Full Circle is so immediate that it defies classification; there’s the cultured indifference of people who checkmate you even before starting to move the pieces.

 Jaki Liebezeit is the greatest drummer of all time! AND THAT’S IT!

This review celebrates Full Circle as a sublime and boundary-defying album by Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, and Jaki Liebezeit. It highlights the unique combination of musical elements, rhythmic mastery, and the transcendent contribution of Jaki Liebezeit. The reviewer shares a nostalgic personal connection to the album and honors Jaki’s legacy as one of the greatest drummers. The work is portrayed as elusive yet deeply rewarding, transcending traditional classification. Listen to Full Circle and experience the sublime fusion of experimental sound and masterful rhythm by three legendary artists.

 One of the best Rock albums of the early 2000s, also proving the famous saying 'old hen makes good broth' to be true!

 The beautiful riff and sharp solo battle between Belew and Fripp, with no holds barred.

JonnyORiley87 praises King Crimson's 2003 album 'The Power to Believe' for its rich blend of progressive rock, heavy metal, and ambient influences. The review highlights the strong lineup and standout tracks featuring fierce guitar interplay and inventive compositions. While the album may challenge first-time listeners, it rewards repeated plays, solidifying its place as a notable rock masterpiece of the early 2000s. Dive into King Crimson's powerful 2003 album and experience a rich blend of progressive rock and metal that defines an era. Listen now!

 Caramella smog is a mirror of those years... a pleasant album that talks about decidedly non-simple things.

 'Conforme alla CEE' describes the sense of despair that the modern man feels, and trust me that’s no small feat.

This review highlights Samuele Bersani's album Caramella Smog as a pinnacle of Italian pop music from the 2000s. The album balances complex lyrical themes with accessible pop sounds, mixing folk, rock, and bossa nova styles. Standout tracks include 'Cattiva' and the underrated 'Conforme alla CEE.' The reviewer shares nostalgic and emotional reflections, praising the album's depth and musical craftsmanship. Listen to Caramella Smog and explore the timeless Italian pop masterpiece by Samuele Bersani!

 It has found in Mama Ska one of the greatest exponents of this Latin-Salentine soul.

 The band, for the occasion, chose not to have a stage but to share their music directly among the audience.

Mama Ska celebrates 20 years with their new album 'Viva la Vida, Viva l’amor!', blending Jamaican rhythms and Apulian tradition. Featuring collaborations with prominent Salento artists and innovative animated videos, the album brings fresh energy to the regional music scene. Their hit 'Cielo di Puglia' captures the essence of local culture with vibrant imagery and captivating sound. The band’s recent concert emphasized connection by performing amidst their audience. Listen to Mama Ska’s vibrant new album and experience the lively fusion of Caribbean beats and Apulian soul today!

 I look in the bathroom mirror for the eyes of someone who has suffered yet another scam by capitalism and see myself looking fit, fresh, and lucid.

 Then I understand, then it’s a fresco. I gather my saliva and spit into the sink: clean.

The review of Uochi Toki's album Malaeducaty is a deeply poetic and surreal narrative blending everyday urban experiences with sharp social and political reflections. It captures the artist's raw, personal struggles within a vivid backdrop of contemporary life, framed by inventive language and cultural references. The text flows creatively, touching on themes like capitalism, union struggles, and personal isolation, making the album feel both intimate and broadly relevant. The reviewer connects life's mundanity with art, emphasizing Malaeducaty's unique blend of experimental hip-hop and storytelling. Explore Uochi Toki's Malaeducaty for a poetic journey through urban realities and experimental hip-hop beats.

 It was like putting your balls in a centrifuge.

 If you don’t want to become a eunuch and generally care about preserving your dignity, you should close this page and forget about the existence of this stuff forever.

The reviewer harshly critiques 'Aporia' by Sufjan Stevens and Lowell Brams, describing it as derivative and unpleasant. The album is likened to early M83 but seen as unenjoyable ambient music. The tone is sarcastic and strongly advises ignoring the album altogether. Curious if 'Aporia' is for you? Read this brutally honest review before you listen!

 Stefanuzzo transforms even the obvious into gold!

 A logical paranormal journey that cleverly merges with what is most in vogue at the moment, namely that crime style we can’t get enough of.

Stephen King's The Outsider mini-series creatively blends crime thriller and paranormal mystery across ten episodes. The show explores complex characters, especially detectives grappling with personal pain. While the cinematography could be more unsettling, the story remains compelling with intriguing plot twists. It appeals especially to fans of Stephen King's writing and crime dramas with a supernatural twist. Dive into Stephen King's The Outsider and unravel a gripping tale of crime and the supernatural today!