In my opinion, this is one of the most innovative works ever.

 Krisma=Chakra=Karma=Schism. Sounds from the future that physiologically produce a detachment.

This review praises Krisma's album 'Clandestine Anticipation' as a pioneering and innovative work in electronic and avant-garde music. It highlights the duo's visionary approach and the album's futuristic sound that challenged listeners of the time. The reviewer reflects on the album's unique artistic vision and enduring influence despite its initial obscurity. The album is depicted as a landmark in music experimentation, symbolizing bold creativity and cultural significance. Dive into Krisma's futuristic sounds and experience the visionary album that reshaped electronic music.

 The rhythm is different too, it’s not electric, it doesn’t shoot barrages... it’s a waltz.

 QT is a great director, the greatest pop director ever I believe, but on a human level, I think he’s a piece of shit.

This review praises 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' for its unique, melodic pacing and vivid recreation of 1969 Hollywood. The critic values the film's restrained dialogue and strong performances, especially from Brad Pitt and Al Pacino. A critical view is expressed toward Tarantino's depiction of the hippie movement, revealing a complex appreciation for the director's work. Overall, the review highlights the film's engaging narrative and memorable sequences. Discover Tarantino’s unique Hollywood tale — watch the film and read this insightful review now!

 It was that look drawn on the cover that captured me: really how I imagined Miles to be.

 Before buying this book on Miles Davis, listen to as much of his music as possible.

This review praises Lucio Ruvidotti's graphic novel on Miles Davis for its visual richness and effective portrayal of the musician's life and music. It highlights the dark tone used throughout the book and recommends listening to Davis's music before reading. The reviewer finds the depiction intense but warns not to forget Miles’s greatness beyond his flaws. Overall, the work is deemed an insightful tribute for jazz and comic enthusiasts. Discover Miles Davis through stunning visuals and deep jazz history—listen to his music and dive into this captivating graphic novel now!

 The section dedicated to the correspondence is rich in explanatory notes and bibliographical references: it is a material of absolute interest.

 Oniricon is a volume that should not be missing from any collection of Howard Phillips Lovecraft enthusiasts.

Oniricon is a comprehensive volume gathering nearly 50 letters where Lovecraft discusses his dreams and nightmares, offering unique insights into the genesis of his mythic stories. The book also includes dreamlike tales and rare translations, enriched by expert commentary and a neuropsychiatric essay. It emphasizes Lovecraft's symbolic use of unconscious fears and positions this work as essential for fans and scholars alike. Explore the dream world of H.P. Lovecraft—read Oniricon and uncover the origins of his legendary horror mythos today!

 The Maestro Suzuki was leading us to Zen, time and place had become obsolete concepts.

 I often listen again to Tosca’s masterpiece, always with the same immense enjoyment.

The review describes Tosca’s 2000 album Suzuki as an ambient masterpiece that creates intimate, hypnotic atmospheres with its down-tempo rhythms and ethereal sounds. The author recalls a nostalgic summer evening where the music helped break social awkwardness and set a romantic mood. The album’s blend of piano touches, female whispers, and deep basses is praised for its emotional and relaxing qualities. Even years later, the album remains a personal favorite capable of transporting listeners to a dreamlike state. Discover Tosca’s Suzuki and immerse yourself in an unforgettable ambient journey.

 In Kykeon, post-punk has had a significant influence; the sound becomes heavy, and despite the female voice dissolving this noise clamp, there are truly dark moments.

 The best moments are when the songs lose their footholds, and you are submerged, lulled, and hypnotized (Summer Clouds).

The album 'Kykeon' by Italian band Rev Rev Rev marks their third long play and shows a clear evolution toward a heavier post-punk sound. Influences range from My Bloody Valentine and Jesus Lizard to Sonic Youth and Sabbath, creating intense and dark atmospheres. Female vocals soften the noise, while the best moments hypnotize the listener. The album's strong USA rock references and the band's nugaze evolution stand out distinctly. Listen to 'Kykeon' by Rev Rev Rev for a hypnotic journey through Italian post-punk and nugaze innovation!

 Imagine if I had missed the dream setlist they offered the audience at the Gran Teatro Geox last Friday.

 Bring me back tomorrow, I assure you it’s always worth it. Never the same, always entertaining, and they always give me a few heart-tugging moments.

This review captures the unique and emotional experience of Wilco’s live concert at Gran Teatro Geox in Padova. The reviewer highlights the ever-changing setlist, the band's strong musicianship, and the intimate connection with their audience. Special emphasis is placed on new songs from the upcoming 'Ode to Joy' album and memorable performances of classics. The show is praised as always worth attending for Wilco fans. Discover Wilco’s captivating live energy—listen to their latest performances and explore their ever-evolving setlists now!

 This is the filmmaker’s testament, he has nothing more to say because here he says it all.

 The soul of cinema is in realities, it is the real that creates cinema, and this art cannot simply self-sustain.

This review praises 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' as Tarantino’s greatest work, highlighting its intellectual depth and meta-cinematic nature. The film deconstructs Hollywood’s artificiality and explores authenticity through characters like Rick Dalton and Cliff Booth. It challenges viewers with a complex narrative, blending reality and fiction, and marks a bold artistic statement about cinema’s evolution. Dive into Tarantino’s boldest film yet—watch Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and experience cinema redefined.

 The record ended up in the box of those that... 'everyone occasionally makes a blunder.' I was wrong.

 It revealed itself as a very respectable album, closing Costello’s youthful period and starting to define that eclectic artistic personality we know today.

Elvis Costello's Almost Blue marks a bold departure from his punk rock beginnings into classic American country. Recorded in Nashville with producer Billy Sherrill, the album features covers from legends like Hank Williams and George Jones. Initially misunderstood, it is now appreciated as a key moment in Costello's artistic growth. The reviewer praises its production, song selection, and vintage feel, rating it four stars. Explore Elvis Costello's Almost Blue and hear the fusion of punk roots and Nashville country classics today!

 There are lives that can be told through the importance a single tree manages to have in them.

 The Overstory by Richard Powers takes two hundred pages to introduce, chapter after chapter, nine protagonists in gripping but unrelated stories.

The review highlights the ILMIOLIBonline 2019 literary contest emphasizing its focus on reader opinion and freedom from commercial bias. Richard Powers' novel The Overstory won first place for its compelling storytelling centered on trees and interconnected lives. The review also mentions other notable winners such as Sally Rooney and Michel Houellebecq. The contest is praised for its quality and diversity across multiple categories. Explore Richard Powers’ The Overstory and discover why it captivated readers in the ILMIOLIBonline 2019 contest.

 Birth Of Violence is simply magnificent. An album of enormous beauty, elegant and saturated with emotions.

 As soon as it ends, it makes you want to listen to it again from the beginning.

Birth Of Violence marks Chelsea Wolfe’s return to her folk roots after two heavy metal albums, embracing minimalism and emotional depth. The album blends sparse acoustic melodies with underlying metallic influences, creating a haunting and elegant experience. Produced by long-time collaborator Ben Chisholm, it highlights Wolfe’s versatile voice and poetic songwriting. Overall, a deeply moving and hypnotic collection that captivates from start to finish. Experience Chelsea Wolfe’s atmospheric Birth Of Violence – listen now and immerse yourself in its dark, hypnotic folk beauty.

 A cozy and reassuring return for Keane, who, at least for now, avoid taking risks and decide to start again from what they do best.

 The effects are evident more on a lyrical level, as musically, Keane don’t stray much from what was done with previous studio works.

Keane's 'Cause And Effect' marks a reassuring comeback framed by personal struggles of the band members. Musically familiar and conservatively produced, the album explores darker lyrical themes while retaining their classic sound. Highlights include tracks like 'You’re Not Home' and 'Phases.' Overall, a cozy return that plays it safe but effectively reestablishes the band’s presence. Discover Keane’s heartfelt comeback on 'Cause And Effect'—listen now and experience their timeless style and emotional depth.

 The jam session atmosphere is very distinctly heard on the album, as none of the tracks sound 'studied' or composed but rather like little fish caught along the turbulent course of a raging river.

 For many, including staunch critics and fans, this album does not belong in the Pink Floyd discography. I, on the other hand, recommend it, even to newcomers to the band.

Pink Floyd's 1969 album More stands as a remarkable and historical piece born from spontaneous jam sessions. Despite initially being a soundtrack for a lesser-known film, it showcases diverse styles including folk, jazz, and hard rock. The album highlights key performances by Gilmour, Waters, Mason, and Wright, reflecting their transition after Syd Barrett's exit. Highly recommended even to new listeners, More offers a fascinating glimpse into the early evolution of Pink Floyd's sound. Listen to Pink Floyd's More and explore the band's unique early creativity from their iconic 1969 jam sessions!

 In the end, it’s hard to fault him.

 Why Me? Why Not. returns to Liam Gallagher a solid role in meaningful rock music, definitively helping to rebuild his artistic credibility.

Liam Gallagher's 'Why Me? Why Not.' marks a confident return to form, blending classic rock influences with fresh production. The album benefits from strong collaborations and smart risks. Highlight tracks like 'Once' and 'Shockwave' showcase Liam's renewed artistic credibility. Overall, the album surpasses his debut and stands out among recent rock releases. Listen to Liam Gallagher’s 'Why Me? Why Not.' and experience his rock revival firsthand!

 Blink-182 are making the third, monumental transformation in their history.

 It is wrong to think that with Tom DeLonge blink wouldn’t have ended up equally in the shredder of this music business.

Blink-182’s Nine showcases a bold blend of experimental sounds and pop-punk roots, reflecting the band’s evolution over two decades. While embracing modern production and electronic elements, the album polishes its familiar energy with Matt Skiba’s presence marking a clear stylistic shift. Despite mixed moments, Mark Hoppus’s honest lyrics and Travis Barker’s impactful drumming reinforce the band’s enduring spirit. Nine signifies a pivotal transformation for blink-182, balancing nostalgia with contemporary influences, though not fully satisfying longtime punk purists. Listen to Blink-182’s Nine and explore their daring fusion of pop-punk and experimental sounds!

 Tarantino is Cinema. And I will always love him.

 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood turns out to be his most mature and intimate work.

This review is a passionate homage to Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' highlighting its emotional depth and cinematic brilliance. The film is praised for its historical twists, rich nostalgia, and strong performances. The reviewer sees it as Tarantino's most mature and heartfelt work, a celebration of cinema itself. It also honors the late 1960s era and Tarantino's unique style. Discover the magic of Tarantino’s masterpiece - watch 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' and experience cinema like never before!

 Sam Evian cradles me at his best, he seems to have made the magic of the air that lashes these days his own.

 You, Forever lasts the time of an intense memory, it accompanies you and while shaping your emotions, it knows how to hurt you gently.

Sam Evian’s album You, Forever offers a tender, melancholic sound inspired by 70s folk and psychedelic music. The album captures the nuances of autumn through delicate melodies and introspective songwriting. Notable influences include Jackson Browne and Elliott Smith. The title track and the first half of the album stand out for their beauty and emotional depth. The reviewer finds the album a comforting companion to changing seasons. Listen to Sam Evian’s You, Forever and feel the bittersweet warmth of autumn through enchanting melodies.

 Bang! Like a punch in the stomach and a caress on the cheek simultaneously, Brittany proves herself to be a guitarist and singer with an unrivaled voice.

 The Alabama Shakes have taken a step forward in creativity, they begin to explore new soundscapes with courage and class.

Alabama Shakes’ Sound & Color builds on their acclaimed debut with a more experimental and diverse sound. Brittany Howard shines with powerful vocals and guitar work. Though some tracks feel less focused, the album displays courage and creativity, blending soul, funk, and psychedelia. Standout songs like 'Gimme All Your Love' capture the band’s evolving artistry, hinting at a future masterpiece. Dive into the soulful world of Alabama Shakes’ Sound & Color—listen now and experience their boldest musical journey yet!

 The stomachache that the lack of any melody causes is a godsend that these ruffians dispense, further sanctifying Californian post-punk and launching us cacophonously.

 Jokers of nonsense perceive fun as a 'cackler' distortion that implodes the eardrums of abstract pleasure: they sing it and play it disregarding everything.

Blue Daisies' album 'Wilt' is a boisterous and intelligent post-punk record marked by noisy idleness and sharp irony. It challenges uniformity with its raw and chaotic energy, carving out a unique place in the Californian alternative scene. The album is both an absurd and captivating experience, mixing primal themes with cultured irreverence. It's recommended for listeners seeking something edgy and provocatively entertaining. Dive into Blue Daisies' 'Wilt' and experience a wild ride through raw post-punk chaos—listen now and embrace the noise!

 Sometimes we forget that art is indeed technique, yes innovation, but it is above all emotion.

 The record fills and empties, burdens and lightens, depresses and lifts, in a frantic surge where the individual piece loses meaning in favor of the entire work.

The Empyrean by John Frusciante is a deeply emotional and innovative concept album that invites listeners to immerse themselves fully. Mixing powerful guitar work with electronic beats and diverse vocals, the album creates a transcendent atmosphere. The reviewer praises its maturity, musical journey, and Frusciante's ability to communicate profound emotion. While noting some repetitiveness in parts, the album overall stands as a significant achievement in his solo work. Dive into John Frusciante’s The Empyrean and experience a powerful, emotional journey through sound and soul.