Two proud men but not too proud to deny themselves the last ideal maternal embrace, unfolding before the public all their childish fragility.

 This love is more important than beliefs, philosophies, religions. It is all-encompassing, and a son can only sing the eternity of his mother.

The review reflects on Tool's album 10,000 Days as a heartfelt tribute to maternal love and loss. It draws parallels between Maynard James Keenan’s lyrics and the Italian poet Giorgio Caproni’s tribute to his mother. The album's art and music serve as an emotional journey confronting grief with hope and acceptance, emphasizing the eternal bond between mother and child. Dive into Tool’s 10,000 Days and experience the powerful tribute to maternal love through music and poetry.

 The atypical Alan Ford turns the Noir film world of the time upside down like a hole-filled sock.

 Hunger and fasting thus represent the main sport of these poor wretches, and the salary of the T.N.T. group turns out to be just a distant mirage.

This review covers episode #11 of Alan Ford, a landmark Italian comic by Max Bunker and Magnus. It introduces the enigmatic Number One and details the quirky, dysfunctional T.N.T. group. The comic is praised for its original pessimistic humor, parodying classic Noir and secret agents with offbeat, grotesque characters. Rich character sketches and the plot’s inventive satire make the comic a beloved cult piece of Italian pop culture. Discover the quirky world of Alan Ford and the mysterious Number One – dive into this classic Italian comic today!

 You can always trust the Dream Syndicate.

 My personal masterpiece of the album comes with the following Still Here Now: and here I swear I’m almost in tears from such beauty.

This review celebrates The Dream Syndicate's 2019 album These Times, highlighting its intense guitar-driven psychedelic rock sound and emotional songwriting. The reviewer praises the self-produced effort, the dynamic band lineup, and key tracks like "Still Here Now" and "Speedway." Steve Wynn’s distinctive voice and the collaborating musicians create a powerful listening experience that evokes nostalgia and admiration. Discover the vibrant guitar energy and heartfelt vocals of These Times – listen to The Dream Syndicate's latest psychedelic rock masterpiece now!

 The free-form sound oscillates between abstract punk and noise, old school post-rock, ambient music, and impro jazz.

 A transversal musical exploration that takes the listener into a multisensory world that aids imagination and swings between crypto-mental visuals and emotional deflagrations.

Ilacchime Quartet’s fourth album, released after nine years, blends post-rock, jazz, noise, and ambient music into a rich and experimental sonic journey. Inspired by the cult film 'Five Easy Pieces,' the album is divided into two parts featuring soundtrack reworkings and free-form improvisations. Extensive collaborations with various musicians add layers of texture, creating a multisensory experience that challenges and engages listeners. The project highlights the group’s renewed commitment to pushing musical boundaries. Explore Ilacchime Quartet’s boundary-pushing soundscape and immerse yourself in their latest avant-garde album!

 It seems it was born specifically to kill the silence during wedding receptions.

 They flow like a stream, slow but abundant. Unhurried. Serene. Clear.

The review reflects on the nostalgic, calming qualities of Earl Grant’s Hammond organ-driven instrumental album. The music evokes warm memories and serene atmospheres reminiscent of family gatherings and weddings. The reviewer appreciates the unique blend of the Hammond organ and Leslie speaker. Ultimately, the album is praised for its timeless, soothing easy-listening appeal. Listen to Earl Grant’s timeless Hammond organ instrumentals and immerse yourself in serene, vintage vibes today!

 Even in the Quietest Moments by Supertramp effortlessly claims my personal Palme d'Or, Silver, and Bronze for Records for Sleeping.

 Roger Hodgson performed his promorphos work perfectly, particularly with tracks like Babaji and Fool's Overture.

This review highlights Supertramp's 1977 album Even in the Quietest Moments as a deeply soothing and sleep-inducing record. The author shares a personal story about the album helping through sleepless nights. The peaceful album cover and spiritual themes inspired by Roger Hodgson's trip to India amplify its calming effect. Tracks like Babaji and Fool's Overture are praised for their melodic and emotional depth. The album is recognized as a precursor to the band's later success with Breakfast in America. Listen to Supertramp's Even in the Quietest Moments and experience its timeless calming magic.

 Suedehead had the nerve to close their career with their version of 'Waiting Room', demonstrating how such a track could be transformed into a wild and unstoppable dance tune.

 The story is somewhat reminiscent of the Redskins... eventually the compilation album to pass on an exciting story.

Suedehead's 'Constant Frantic Motion' compiles previously hard-to-find EPs and singles, showcasing their unique blend of soul and punk influences. Drawing from British soul-punk predecessors and Californian roots, the band delivers audacious and energetic tracks. Their fearless take on classics like Fugazi's 'Waiting Room' exemplifies their wild, danceable style. Despite challenges with their band name, the compilation serves as a valuable record for fans of soul-infused indie music. Dive into Suedehead’s fearless soul-punk blend—listen to Constant Frantic Motion and rediscover raw indie spirit!

 The result, in my opinion, surpasses even much later science fiction which lacks Hodgson’s dramatic dimension.

 Despite the author having a controversial relationship with religion, one almost senses in these pages the numinous and irrational sense of the sacred.

This review praises William Hope Hodgson’s novel The Dream of X, a condensed and refined version of The Night Land. It highlights Hodgson's influence on cosmic horror and Lovecraft’s admiration. The publication by Il Palindromo is commended, especially the inclusion of rare stories, poetry, and art by Stephen E. Fabian. The volume is highly recommended for enthusiasts of weird fiction. Discover the mysterious depths of The Dream of X—explore Hodgson’s masterful cosmic horror now!

 It is meditative music that dispels bad vibrations and puts the listener in a state of inner peace.

 In this crazy and decadent era, albums like this represent a salvific antidote against the moral and material degradation of our civilization.

Alberto Ezzu's project Almamantra presents a meditative and spiritual debut album blending medieval troubadour songs with eastern influences. Featuring sacred music reinterpreted with ethnic instruments and a Popol Vuh cover, the album offers a peaceful antidote to modern life. The vocal ensemble and instrumentation evoke a deep sense of inner calm and harmony. This release showcases Ezzu's continuous exploration of musical fusion and sacred traditions. Discover Almamantra's unique blend of sacred and meditative music—listen now and find your inner peace.

 Damned be me if this isn’t pop of the best kind, the kind that makes your blood race.

 You’ll never get me, you bastards, sons of bitches... When things are beautiful, you never find the way to say them.

This review celebrates The Dentists’ album as a vibrant mix of 60s psychedelia and 80s garage pop. With dreamy and restless energy, the music evokes feelings of nostalgia and joy. The album’s sound balances punk chaos with grace, creating an irresistible listening experience that reawakens a sense of life and freedom. Dive into The Dentists' dreamy garage pop and feel the joyous pulse of timeless indie rock—listen now!

 "The Boys is fun, ultra-violent, highly entertaining, and tackles superheroes from two contrasting perspectives."

 "Perfectly cast, everyone on point, especially Karl Urban as Billy Butcher and particularly Anthony Starr as Homelander."

The Boys is a refreshing, ultra-violent superhero series that challenges traditional heroic ideals. With a narrative focused on corrupt heroes and vigilantism, it combines action, humor, and social commentary. The first season features strong performances, especially from Karl Urban and Anthony Starr, and balances thrilling sequences with character and plot depth. Amazon’s production quality shines, promising this show as a potential cult hit. Dive into The Boys for a brutal and smart superhero adventure—watch the series and join the cult following today!

 Bach was a great copycat! Although, to be fair, he did it rather well…

 Listening to it, you don’t think it’s of earthly origin, and then, they sound like many voices. Let me remind you that I am the king of the fugue.

This review explores Johann Sebastian Bach’s organ transcription BWV 593, originally a violin concerto by Antonio Vivaldi (RV 522). The reviewer highlights Bach’s skill in adapting Vivaldi’s work, adding sacred depth and complexity through counterpoint. Presented as a playful imagined dialogue between the two composers, the review celebrates the enduring brilliance of both artists and the historical value of Bach’s transcription. Ultimately, Bach’s organ concerto is praised as a peak among his transcriptions. Dive into the fascinating dialogue between Bach and Vivaldi and experience the majestic organ transcription BWV 593 today!

 The battle is between the world of tradition... and the modern, frenzied world, without god and superstitions, without fear and without an idea of home as a place of roots.

 Shapeshifting is a cartoonish way of representing all that in human culture refuses to submit to the pure logic of profit and progress.

Pom Poko, directed by Isao Takahata, is a deeply moving film blending fantasy and documentary styles to explore the clash between tradition and modernity. Through the shapeshifting tanuki spirits, it reveals the loss of ancient culture and the rise of industrial progress. The film's tone balances farce and gravity, urging reflection on humanity's impact on nature. It acts as a thematic counterpart to Miyazaki’s Princess Mononoke, enriching the environmental discourse with unique cultural depth. Explore Pom Poko's rich tale of tradition versus progress—watch this unique Studio Ghibli masterpiece today!

 "The music mesmerizes (me) with a mix of increasingly surprising images."

 "It was the Italy of ye-ye on a beach, of kissed cheeks, of mama RAI choruses, of wind dusting in the chicoried hair."

The review describes Lallo Gori's album as a hypnotic and nostalgic journey into 1970s Italian cinematic music. The blend of jazzy flute and evocative strings creates a mesmerizing atmosphere, evoking vivid imagery and memories of Italy's ye-ye era. Despite some distraction and mild frustration from symbolic 'flies,' the reviewer admires the artistic depth and vintage charm. Dive into Lallo Gori’s vintage 70s soundscape and experience Italy’s cinematic musical nostalgia today!

 I would shrug and pour myself another.

 Twenty-seven choruses of solo... from mid hall, spectators climb onto chairs, dance in the aisles, I’m electrifying them.

This review offers a vivid, personal narrative from Paul Gonsalves’ perspective, detailing his rise in the Duke Ellington Orchestra and his iconic 27-chorus solo at the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival. The story reflects the tough, diverse makeup of the band, Duke’s strict yet caring leadership, and the transformative night that revitalized the orchestra. It's a celebration of jazz, perseverance, and unforgettable musical moments. Discover the unforgettable story of Paul Gonsalves' epic solo—listen and relive the magic of Duke Ellington's jazz masterpiece!

 The album is really pretentious and stupid rubbish, the usual sonic mess of vocalizations and disjointed electronics, without coherence or harmony.

 It’s like putting two people in a room who, instead of making love, practice solitary autoeroticism without touching or even looking at each other.

The reviewer harshly criticizes Thom Yorke's album 'Anima', calling it a pretentious and incoherent effort. They found it worse than Yorke's previous projects and lacking musical harmony. The disjointed vocals and electronic sounds fail to interact, creating an unpleasant listening experience. Overall, the album is deemed a sonic mess and a disappointment. Read the full critical review of Thom Yorke's Anima and decide if this controversial album is for you.

 The synthesis found in 'An Underground Passage Found' is subliminal and manages to let the listener’s mind travel towards a state of calm and inner peace.

 'Tempus Fugit Sources' is music with an exotic and ancient charm generated by the meeting of these two artists.

Alio Die's Allegorical Traces I offers a profound ambient experience rooted in long-standing tradition and spiritual depth. The album includes rare tracks and collaborations, such as with Maninkari, enriching its exotic and calming ambiance. It acts as a spiritual testament connecting Stefano Musso's work with the legacy of Gianluigi Gasparetti and Oöphoi. This release is a must-listen for ambient music enthusiasts seeking atmospheric and hypnotic soundscapes. Listen to Alio Die's Allegorical Traces I now and immerse yourself in a mesmerizing ambient journey filled with spiritual depth and exotic sounds.

 The Moon-Lens is a story full of suspense that will delight fans of both Campbell and Lovecraft.

 Labeling Lovecraft as 'a racist' is a crude judgment full of stupid prejudices that only reveals ignorance.

Lovecraftian Studies 17 offers a compelling blend of rare fiction and in-depth essays for fans of H.P. Lovecraft and Ramsey Campbell. The issue features Campbell's unpublished story "The Moon-Lens," deeply tied to Lovecraft’s mythos, alongside thoughtful analyses of Lovecraft’s political views, narrative style, and symbolic themes. Contributors explore both Lovecraft’s legacy and continuing relevance in horror literature. Overall, it remains a rich resource for scholars and devotees alike. Discover hidden Lovecraftian gems and insightful essays—read or order Lovecraftian Studies 17 today!

 Between a witch and a blossoming maiden, it seemed like a switch turned on and off all the masks on her face.

 The music then... a sensational synthesis between Devo and Kate Bush.

This review celebrates Lene Lovich's album Stateless as a vibrant and authentic electro-pop masterpiece. Lovich's striking voice, stage presence, and eccentric personality are highlighted as key features. The review blends poetic metaphors with vivid descriptions, emphasizing the album as a unique fusion of punk energy and avant-garde artistry. Listeners are encouraged to experience both the album and Lovich's live shows. Discover Lene Lovich's Stateless—listen now and experience a wild blend of punk energy and expressive electro-pop artistry!

 With this first full-length, terrible cover aside, you enter the heart of a magical, haunted, and terribly fascinating night.

 'All The Witches Dances' offers us an Italian and Mediterranean path to Black Metal, far from blind Scandinavian fury.

This review highlights Mortuary Drape's 1994 debut album, 'All the Witches Dance', as a unique and original entry into the black metal genre. The band blends Mediterranean influences with occult themes, drawing inspiration from influential metal acts while maintaining their distinct sound. The reviewer recommends the album for listeners seeking a mysterious and haunting metal experience beyond the typical Scandinavian black metal. Explore Mortuary Drape's dark and original black metal masterpiece — listen to 'All the Witches Dance' now!