While mocking Africa’s problems, I throw them in your face.

 No great messages remain, there are no particular readings. It’s the prank of a comedian who can afford anything.

Tolo Tolo by Checco Zalone is a satirical comedy addressing migration and Italian social issues. It blends humor with social critique but risks dividing audiences politically. The film is more structured narratively and less laugh-out-loud funny than previous works. It mocks both right- and left-wing perspectives without clear messages, reflecting a fractured public opinion. Zalone’s usual antics remain, but the overall impact is mixed. Discover Checco Zalone’s controversial and thought-provoking take on migration in Tolo Tolo – watch and join the debate!

 The experimental journey of our local Julie's Haircut continues relentlessly.

 A cohesive and concise album, which further legitimizes the role of Julie's not only within the Italian music scene but, we can now say, international.

Julie's Haircut's album 'In The Silence Electric' continues their experimental journey, blending cosmic keyboards, hypnotic motorik rhythms, and ambient passages. The record explores new wave, cosmic jazz, and 80s psychedelia influences with refined production and a cohesive sound. Highlighted by subtle electronic percussion and the addition of saxophone, the album solidifies the band's international reputation beyond the Italian scene. Dive into Julie's Haircut's 'In The Silence Electric' and experience a cosmic blend of psychedelic and ambient sounds today!

 Not a note out of place in the 38 minutes of the album. Concise, direct, and disenchanted.

 The general coordinates are those of the painful riffs of the best Jesus Lizard, hybridized with early Nirvana.

Grey Hairs’ album Health & Social Care channels raw ’90s noise rock and punk influences with authenticity and surprising depth. The band blends powerful riffs reminiscent of Jesus Lizard and Nirvana with quieter, more experimental tracks. This concise 38-minute record delivers no filler, showcasing the band’s ability to engage with directness and variety. A refreshing find for fans seeking energetic yet nuanced rock music. Listen to Grey Hairs’ Health & Social Care now and experience a fresh take on ’90s noise rock energy and punk attitude!

 Eighties sounds and foolish excitement, heard with prejudices and malicious critique;

 It was a time for pretending and bits of things, Electric feelings, spectacle; I accepted the congratulations.

The review of MGMT's Little Dark Age offers a reflective look at the album's 80s-inspired sound and emotional depth. It acknowledges the band's attempt to revive new romanticism while highlighting mixed emotions and cautious criticism. The reviewer balances appreciation with a sense of melancholy and skepticism. Dive into MGMT's Little Dark Age and experience its moody 80s revival – listen now and explore its dark, electric emotions.

 Recchioni’s stories are superficial, lacking depth, boring, but also unnecessarily laden with quotations and references.

 Recchioni freely destroys Sclavi’s legacy along with its creator in a bizarre metafinal.

Dylan Dog #400 marks a pivotal yet divisive moment in the comic’s history with Roberto Recchioni's radical reboot. While intended as a tribute and farewell to Sclavi’s legacy, the issue suffers from superficial storytelling and heavy reliance on past works. The reviewer sees this as a forced, often incoherent reinvention that fails to capture the depth and originality of the original creator. Discover the full critique and decide if Dylan Dog #400's bold new path is a reinvention or a misstep!

 Boredom assails me and pervades me, I don’t enjoy and Wednesday lays me low.

 This work lacks spice, no salt, I’d say disappointment, and a desire; like confusion.

The review expresses mixed feelings about Weyes Blood's album Titanic Rising. While acknowledging its magnificent and illuminated moments, the reviewer finds it lacking excitement and spice. They convey a sense of boredom and disappointment, suggesting the album may appeal more to others. The overall sentiment leans towards neutrality with some critical notes. Discover Weyes Blood's Titanic Rising and see if its blend of brilliance and melancholy speaks to you.

 Our guys play a sport that combines disparate musical characteristics, attempting to unite rarefied, almost ambient atmospheres with syncopated rhythms, rubbery bass, horns, and more.

 By the end of the 6 minutes of the finale "Rodeo," your finger quickly hits the repeat button; the guys deserve it.

Squid's Town Centre is a compelling 23-minute mini LP from London newcomers blending diverse genres like post-punk, jazz, funk, and ambient. The album's four distinct tracks showcase skilled musicianship and inventive arrangements, drawing comparisons to artists like Talk Talk, Gomez, and Talking Heads. The review praises the inspired singer-drummer and anticipates their full-length debut in 2020. Overall, it's a fresh and inventive listen that demands repeat plays. Listen to Squid's Town Centre now and experience their unique mix of post-punk, jazz, and funk before their 2020 debut!

 "The Wand, luckily/skillfully, manage the impossible feat of improving over time."

 "The opening duo would be enough to justify the ticket price... a versatile example of '70s psychedelia with plenty of personality."

Wand's 'Laughing Matter' is a bold 70-minute psychedelic album that continues the band's upward trajectory. Drawing on '70s psychedelia with modern flair, it showcases wide-ranging styles from dream pop to hard-punk riffs. The album's versatility and musical talent of Corey Hanson shine throughout, making it a standout release. It is praised as one of the best albums of the year. Listen to Wand's 'Laughing Matter' and explore the rich depths of modern psychedelic rock today!

 Outta Reach is a worthy continuation of the 'Girls in the Garage' series.

 An almost perfect party album, but so much more, too.

After six years, The Rosalyns have released their debut album Outta Reach, a lively tribute to 60s garage punk inspired by girl groups and classic fuzz sounds. The album is a fun and passionate collection of covers, fueled by band members' love for the genre. Though no original tracks are included, it delivers infectious energy and strong musicianship. Outta Reach stands out as a fresh, engaging album that captures the spirit of the era with both reverence and excitement. Fans of vintage garage punk will find much to enjoy here. Listen to Outta Reach and experience the raw fun of vintage garage punk revived by The Rosalyns!

 The renovatio just a pretext, to stick a pig in the throat.

 Without the mor one stayed better, let's return to the last decade of the old millennium.

This review offers a poetic and somewhat cryptic reflection on My Bloody Valentine's 'MBV' album. The author expresses mixed feelings, hinting at complexity and nostalgia. The language is abstract and metaphorical, underscoring a conflicted but thoughtful take on the music. Dive into this poetic and mysterious review of MBV and rediscover My Bloody Valentine's unique sound.

 Bring Me The Horizon enjoys developing their ideas in eight tracks of varied nature, obsessively insisting on rhythms and melodies.

 An EP that cannot escape the pop label, but literally shreds almost all (not frequent) radio suggestions in favor of healthy fun in the studio and experimentation.

Bring Me The Horizon’s 2019 EP "Music to GO TO" continues their departure from metalcore roots towards an electro-pop and experimental sound. Building on the style established in their previous album "Camo," the band explores trap, drum & bass, and art-pop. While some tracks shine, a lengthy monologue disrupts the flow. Overall, the EP showcases the band's willingness to innovate and redefine their identity beyond mainstream radio formats. Dive into Bring Me The Horizon’s daring new EP and discover how they blend metal roots with cutting-edge electro-pop experimentation.

 A naked, magnetic, pre-human album. Hidden and almost anonymous.

 A turquoise night, not the unsatisfactory 'where all cows are black.'

Altin Gün's Gece beautifully fuses Turkish folk, psychedelic rock and funk with vintage instrumentation to create a hypnotic and warm sonic experience. The album captures the essence of night and the Turkish cultural atmosphere through its unique blend of melodies and rhythms. Vocal performances and eclectic instrumentation highlight the rich intercultural dialogue. Gece is a fresh, engaging journey into Anatolian pop and global psych rock. It stands out as a remarkable and heartfelt exploration of tradition and modernity. Dive into Altin Gün's magical fusion of Turkish folk and psychedelic rock — listen to Gece and experience a golden night of sound!

 Last night, I wanted to leave the theater because I was so annoyed by this Pinocchio by Garrone that cheapens and empties the profound meaning of the work.

 Characters distorted. One for all, the Snail that in Garrone becomes a clownish snail.

This review criticizes Matteo Garrone's Pinocchio for straying far from Collodi's original characters and story depth. While praising cinematography and set design, it condemns poor acting and a weak soundtrack. Many characters are considered distorted or diminished. The reviewer advises against watching this adaptation. Read the full review and decide if Garrone's Pinocchio is right for you.

 "In this LP everything evokes a certain imagery... a meeting place of so many things, each dragging along an additional array of things."

 "Here lies a possible idea of the 20th century... amidst beautiful women, quality cigarettes, drinks, raised eyebrows, smiles, chiaroscuros, guns, and that eternal, mysterious night."

This review examines Carla Bley and Paul Haines' album Escalator Over the Hill as a complex, multi-genre masterpiece reflecting the 20th century’s diverse musical landscape. The album integrates jazz, classical dodecaphony, opera, rock, and psychedelia to create a dense cultural tapestry. It highlights the historical and cultural significance embedded in the music while acknowledging its challenging and ambitious nature. The reviewer reflects on how the album encapsulates many lost traditions and artistic forms from the past century. Dive into the eclectic world of Escalator Over the Hill – listen now and experience a landmark jazz fusion journey!

 The 21 tracks are authentic slashes, deadly cuts played at the usual insane speed.

 Anyone who knows the band has understood everything, has realized that there’s nothing else that needs to be said.

This heartfelt review reflects on Slayer's final live album, The Repentless Killogy, emphasizing the band's relentless thrash metal energy despite lineup and vocal changes. The writer appreciates the raw power of the 21 tracks and highlights the intense closing medley. The review expresses gratitude and nostalgia for the band's influence and live performances. Dive into Slayer’s final live assault—listen to The Repentless Killogy and experience thrash metal’s ultimate fury!

 Melodies certainly well constructed with delicate guitars and harmonious vocal lines, very delicate and atmospheric keyboard layers, but everything never goes beyond or takes off.

 The main disappointment, however, is Zonder; ... here instead he offers a stingy drumming, overly minimalist, often resorting to fruitless electronic percussion that does not do justice to his name.

Mark Zonder and Gary Wehrkamp's collaborative album 'If It's Real' offers well-constructed melodies and delicate instrumentation but falls short of expectations. The project departs from their progressive metal backgrounds toward lighter, melodic music with minimalistic drumming and dull production. While pleasant and easy to listen to, the album lacks memorable moments and ultimately feels indifferent in impact. Fans hoping for a stronger effort will be left wanting more. Explore 'If It's Real' and decide if this melodic collaboration resonates with your music taste.

 Thankfully, there’s Accelerate, their least inconclusive and ultimately the most beautiful album: finally the guitars roar, no longer like the plastic of the 80s, but finally in a thunderous and sparkling way, like never before.

 Get two good headphones, start Supernatural Superserious and feel the sound come in from both sides, echo in your chest, and mess up your soul.

This review critically examines R.E.M.'s musical journey, highlighting their frequent repetition and fluctuating inspiration over the years. Despite past inconsistencies, their album Accelerate stands out as a powerful and beautiful return to form, with roaring guitars and a deep emotional connection. The reviewer praises the album's sound quality and impact compared to previous works. Listen to R.E.M.'s Accelerate now and experience their powerful rock revival firsthand!

 Roll out a nice base of Ennio Morricone from the '70s, perhaps after soaking it for a while in a Rondò Veneziano solution.

 The persistence of the cocktail’s notes will drive you crazy with the desire to start over another Concerto grosso for the New Trolls...

This review celebrates New Trolls' 'Concerto grosso per i New Trolls' as a masterful fusion of 70s progressive rock influences. Drawing from icons like Ennio Morricone, Deep Purple, and Jimi Hendrix, the album’s vibrant mix captivates listeners, inviting repeated enjoyment. The reviewer highlights the album’s layered complexity and the unique blend of styles that make it a timeless classic. Dive into the legendary sounds of New Trolls' Concerto Grosso and experience the timeless prog rock fusion today!

 I Rule Them All draw heavily from the Dischord and Jade Tree period at the turn of the 90s, adding a slant oriented towards more metal sounds like Helmet and Unsane.

 For those who enjoy metallic post-hardcore, metalcore, and the like, I also recommend the label.

Rule Them All’s 'Dreams About...' draws heavily from 90s emo and post-hardcore bands with a metal edge. The album blends influences from Dischord and Jade Tree-era punk and emo with heavier sounds like Helmet and Unsane. While maintaining an emo imprint comparable to Fugazi, it’s a solid release for fans of metallic post-hardcore and metalcore. The review also recommends exploring Flatspot Records for similar music. Discover the raw energy of Rule Them All's 'Dreams About...' and explore more heavy emo and post-hardcore sounds on Flatspot Records.

 It’s a very beautiful and well-curated, detailed representation of what each of us already knows or can easily imagine.

 More than pain, it stirs a feeling of pity, a sense of the havoc of feelings on the altar of money.

Marriage Story is a deeply crafted and beautifully acted film by Noah Baumbach, portraying the end of a marriage with authentic detail. The review highlights stellar performances, especially by Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver, Laura Dern, and Ray Liotta. It appreciates the film's visual storytelling and balanced narrative between clichés and fresh perspectives. Though the story feels familiar, it resonates by confirming widespread experiences and emotions surrounding divorce. Ultimately, the film captures the decay of love with dignity and nuance. Watch Marriage Story to experience a powerful portrayal of love, loss, and legal battles through outstanding performances and gripping storytelling.