Rohmer’s cinema is, after all, very sensual, with love made with the mind as well as the body.

 Gaspard is insecure and confining his love choice of a summer to an island seems to him the most appropriate way to solve a broader complex tangle.

Eric Rohmer’s Racconto d’Estate explores the tentative romantic choices of Gaspard, a young mathematician caught between desire and indecision on the Brittany coast. The film contrasts warm summer passions with subtle, intellectual dialogues. Rohmer revisits themes of sensuality and human complexity in his penultimate Tales of the Four Seasons film, highlighting his nuanced portrayal of women and emotional restraint. The review praises the film’s grounded dialogue and delicate handling of character psychology. Discover the subtle passions and thoughtful romance of Eric Rohmer’s Racconto d’Estate—watch and dive into a poetic summer tale today!

 Those who say it’s cold and robotic music mean they have never listened to this damn DJ set.

 Techno is not cables, iron, and steel; techno is flesh, the new flesh.

Jeff Mills' Mix-Up, Volume 2 captures a legendary live set from 1995 at Tokyo’s Liquid Room. This techno performance defies the genre's cold and robotic stereotypes, showcasing raw, human warmth through vinyl scratches and relentless grooves. The set's frenetic energy and imperfections create a unique ritualistic experience. Mills transforms electronic music into flesh and spirit, making this live mix a must-listen for techno lovers. Dive into Jeff Mills' legendary 1995 LiveMix and rediscover techno’s raw, human essence today!

 The viewer will inevitably be catapulted into a magical world full of parodies and bizarre characters, enriched by an excellent screenplay and a respectable cinematography.

 Right in the midst of this whirlwind of existential concepts that shine in a fraction of a second but with intensity equal to that of a Quasar, enters our different hero Buddy.

Six-String Samurai, directed by Lance Mungia, is an inventive post-apocalyptic film centered on Buddy, a swordsman and guitarist vying to become king in Lost Vegas. The movie mixes quirky characters, a rockabilly soundtrack, and emotional depth against a backdrop of satire and parody. Despite some soundtrack heaviness, the film's unique atmosphere and individualistic spirit stand out. The reviewer encourages watching this artistic gem with an open mind. Dive into Six-String Samurai and experience a wild, unforgettable post-apocalyptic adventure with killer tunes and quirky heroes!

 Ten tracks in twenty minutes, because rock’n’roll is a fire that burns fast and after two minutes of the fire, only ashes remain.

 Brings everything back home, Don, from Link Wray and Screamin’ Jay to The Cramps and all the way to Guana Batz and their psychobilly company in horrifyingly joyful fun.

Don Baky returns with 'Four O’Clock Rock’n’Roll,' a vibrant homage to the golden age of rock. The album delivers ten fiery tracks in just twenty minutes, blending classic rock influences with psychobilly energy. Its lo-fi sound invites listeners to blast it loud and dance with unrelenting spirit. A celebration of youth, music, and pure rock enthusiasm. Turn up the volume and dive into Don Baky’s fiery rock’n’roll comeback – feel the energy and celebrate classic vibes now!

 A nice little group of jealous mediocrities who cannot stand anyone naturally superior.

 It’s like when you see a beautiful woman, perfect, who perfectly meets the (imposed) beauty standards, but when you get close, you feel nothing, the void, the cold, no one is home.

The review provides a critical perspective on Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon, expressing disappointment in the band's direction after Syd Barrett's departure. While recognizing the album's technical beauty, the reviewer condemns its emotional emptiness, conformity, and populism. The critique contrasts this work with earlier, more mystical albums and questions the album's lasting value beyond nostalgic reverence. Dive into this thought-provoking critique and reconsider what you thought you knew about Pink Floyd's masterpiece.

 "Duck is an album entirely in the KC style, with all the pros and cons of the case, only this time the former far outweigh the latter."

 "An excellent return this Duck, not the trumpeted to the four winds return to origins, but the rediscovery of a new balance for the five from Leeds and their best album in years."

Kaiser Chiefs' seventh studio album Duck is a confident and effective return to the band's signature sound after mixed reception of their previous work. Producer Ben H. Allen helps sharpen their natural talent for memorable melodies. The album balances energetic, catchy songs with occasional slower moments that are less compelling. Noteworthy tracks blend classic Kaiser Chiefs style with fresh elements, showcasing a mature yet lively band. Overall, Duck is their best album in years and a rediscovery of balance. Discover Kaiser Chiefs' vibrant new album Duck—listen now to experience their best work in years!

 Lio chases melodic sweetness, without elegance, without lyrical details, with bubblegum tones and whiny synths.

 Lio was not a symbol of the Eighties: lacking outward excesses, wholesome face, substantially unfulfilled, she couldn’t become a cultural phenomenon.

Lio's debut album captures the early 1980s synth pop and europop vibe with its playful, bubblegum melodies and simple romantic lyrics. Despite lacking the flamboyance of some 80s icons, Lio offers a modest charm and subtle emotional depth. The album features contributions from Telex, enhancing its electronic pop sound. Though not a major cultural phenomenon, Lio remains an intriguing figure in the decade's pop landscape, embodying innocence amid changing musical tides. Dive into Lio's charming synth pop debut and rediscover the playful spirit of 1980s europop today!

 The Love for Three Oranges is an opera in the purest Prokofiev style, chaotic, sarcastic, absurd, and fragmented into scenes of great color and liveliness.

 I completely agree, and over time, The Love for Three Oranges has become Prokofiev’s most well-integrated opera in the international repertoire.

This review explores Sergei Prokofiev's opera The Love for Three Oranges, highlighting its chaotic and satirical nature rooted in commedia dell'arte traditions. Despite its flop premiere in America, the opera is praised for its uniqueness, inventive orchestration, and theatrical magic. The work challenges conventional opera norms with fragmented scenes and unconventional vocal roles. It remains a noteworthy piece for fans of avant-garde and modernist opera. Discover the colorful chaos of Prokofiev’s The Love for Three Oranges—listen now and experience this operatic eccentric masterpiece!

 Every time I hear it, I feel the urge to literally tear my skin off with my claws in a hypnotic lunar dance.

 Together, in the frenetic dance, we share our inner massacres.

Tuxedomoon's No Tears captivates with its haunting, hypnotic atmosphere and intense sonic layers. The review expresses a visceral response to the dark, vampiric mood created by the percussion, keyboards, and saxophone. It describes a frenetic dance with vivid, occult and emotional imagery. The review praises the track's ability to evoke a powerful, almost ritualistic experience of madness and liberation. Experience the dark hypnotic power of Tuxedomoon's No Tears – listen now and immerse yourself in its haunting sonic world.

 The 4-minute solos made with 5 notes denote a characteristic, a real "musical orgasm on Earth" to celebrate a concert in heaven.

 Nothing is born, nothing dies, everything transforms, everything ends as it began.

This review poetically explores Pink Floyd's 'The Dark Side of the Moon,' touching on its musical uniqueness and cultural significance. It blends imaginative imagery with reflections on the album’s themes of time, madness, and transformation. While not overtly praising or criticizing, it acknowledges the album's undeniable impact and enduring power. Dive into this poetic journey and rediscover the timeless magic of Pink Floyd's masterpiece.

 She played at being the Madonna with the child to be swaddled.

 Sadness doesn’t exist here. This is the Gospel and this is the moral compensation of a friend to Lucio.

This review praises Lucio Dalla’s song 4/3/1943 for its deep emotional resonance and lyrical richness. It highlights the song’s themes of faith, life’s contradictions, and consolation found through art. The reviewer appreciates the intimate and evocative first-person storytelling and the song’s simple yet profound musical style. Connections to literature and cultural context enrich the song's significance. Listen to Lucio Dalla’s 4/3/1943 and experience a heartfelt journey through life and faith.

 For most people, the Porno Riviste are cataloged as an absolutely irrelevant band in the Italian music scene, and how can you blame them! But I break a lance in their favor... and I can do nothing but love Them.

 The first four verses could be my epitaph as far as I'm concerned... Excuse me a moment while I come down with the stick!

This review reflects on the nostalgia tied to PornoRiviste's 2001 album 'Codice a sbarre,' highlighting its raw punk spirit and candid social commentary. Despite some musical mediocrity, the album remains a significant emotional pillar for the reviewer. Key tracks address themes like consumerism, political corruption, and youthful disillusionment, delivered with genuine passion. The singer's vocal style is divisive but memorable. Overall, the album is celebrated for its authentic connection to an unforgettable season of life. Dive into PornoRiviste’s fierce punk energy—listen to 'Codice a sbarre' and relive an unforgettable era of raw emotion and rebellion.

 "The change is evident, the atmospheres are intimate and dreamy, yet dynamic and fresh; imagine taking ‘Road Trippin’ and listening to it on the rhythm of ‘Otherside,’ add a touch of Tame Impala, et voilà."

 "The album, while not perfect, immediately stands out in the Peppers’ discography, and shows a chameleon-like ability to adapt to the times."

The Getaway marks a refreshing departure for Red Hot Chili Peppers with Danger Mouse’s production. The album features dreamy atmospheres, 80s synths, and dynamic rhythms. Key tracks like "Goodbye Angels" and "Dark Necessities" shine with energy and melodic depth. Though not as funky as earlier work, it stands out for its thoughtful and modern rock style. Overall, it shows the band's adaptability while delivering a rewarding listening experience. Listen to The Getaway to experience Red Hot Chili Peppers’ fresh and dreamy new direction today!

 "Crystal clear, Joao’s soul shone transparent like that of someone who never ventured beyond the boundless borders of the childhood era."

 "The echoes of the essential would thus be lost, and the night would fade into a day without any dawn."

The review explores Joao Afonso's 1997 album 'Missangas' as a poignant journey into childhood nostalgia and authenticity. It highlights Afonso's unique blend of African rhythms and Portuguese musical traditions, evoking memories of a simpler, soulful Portugal. The album’s tracks are described as emotionally rich and beautifully arranged. The review reflects on the fading landscape of genuine experience due to globalization and the enduring power of music to reconnect with lost truths. Discover the heartfelt beauty of Joao Afonso's Missangas—listen and immerse yourself in a soulful Portuguese musical journey.

 A background melancholy that in the subsequent tracks will erupt into complete depression.

 Discovering this work is at the same time a wonderful and heartbreaking experience.

Pink Moon, Nick Drake's final studio album, is widely regarded as his masterpiece. Featuring only guitar and piano, it conveys deep melancholy and introspection. The album's haunting simplicity and emotional depth captivate listeners who appreciate sensitive and profound music. It's considered one of the saddest and most beautiful records ever made. Listen to Pink Moon and experience the haunting beauty of Nick Drake's timeless masterpiece.

 Madness acts as a welding between the most dissonant parts, the most violent, and the most distinctly progressive ones.

 SnowBird possess enviable technical skills and know how to write good songs, but too often tend to lose themselves a bit in the search for overly daring instrumental solutions.

Snowbird's 'Super Human' is a technically skilled and ambitious second album blending thrash, heavy, and hard rock. The duo demonstrates professionalism and songwriting ability despite some inconsistency in sound flow. Standout tracks like 'Darknest Day' and 'Nuclear War' showcase their dynamic range. While some instrumental ideas feel overly daring, the album offers a rewarding experience requiring attentive listening. Snowbird shows clear potential for future refinement. Dive into Snowbird's 'Super Human' to experience a bold fusion of thrash and heavy metal with impressive musical craftsmanship.

 A breath of music for a music of words.

 Gaber’s 'Non insegnate ai bambini,' the voice a peak of natural authority and the text a series of well-placed blows, is something that sends chills down your spine.

Alice's 'Viaggio in Italia' is a masterful cover album that celebrates Italian songwriting through poetic and delicate interpretations. The album highlights the literary quality of lyrics by icons like Battisti, Battiato, and Pasolini set to music. Alice's voice blends clarity and mystery, offering a unique and intimate musical experience. The unexpected inclusion of Syd Barrett's 'Golden Hair' adds a cosmic touch, making the album a heartfelt, serene refuge. Listen to Alice's poetic journey in 'Viaggio in Italia' and experience Italian songwriting like never before!

 "Song of Innocence is undoubtedly one of the masterpieces of instrumental music from the '60s."

 "A true trip through the colorful lands of an unrestrained imagination."

David Axelrod's Song of Innocence stands as a 1960s instrumental classic blending diverse styles like psychedelia, jazz, and funk. The album's orchestral and symphonic feel offers a unique and unpredictable musical journey. Its influence extends into hip hop through significant sampling. The track 'Holy Thursday' is a standout with its hypnotic groove and electric guitar solo. Highly recommended for listeners seeking something original and rich. Listen to David Axelrod's Song of Innocence and experience a timeless blend of psychedelic, jazz, and funk brilliance today!

 The songwriting becomes more mature and focused, and the eleven tracks give a strong impression of cohesion.

 Frontman Leo Wyndham provides an absolutely perfect vocal performance calibrated to the mood of each individual track.

Palace's second album 'Life After' marks a clear evolution from their debut, showcasing mature songwriting and cohesive tracks. The album blends dreamy rock influences with ingenious arrangements, highlighted by frontman Leo Wyndham's vocal performance and strong production by Catherine Marks and Luke Smith. While some tracks still echo their inspirations heavily, the band's personality shines through, making 'Life After' a standout in the indie rock scene. Listen to 'Life After' and experience Palace's refined dream rock sound—discover their soulful melodies and standout tracks today!

 It knows how to stay still, waits, gives you time to yawn, and then inserts such a simple melody that you don’t know what to say.

 The day will come when a Flying Lotus album won’t be boring as hell.

This review offers brief and candid takes on six notable 2019 albums. Strong opinions highlight both strengths and flaws with a sarcastic edge. Albums by Cate Le Bon, Deerhunter, and Sharon Van Etten receive cautious praise, while Flying Lotus and American Football are criticized. The critique dives into musical style, emotional impact, and artistic relevance. Discover which 2019 albums are must-listen and which to skip–dive into these sharp and entertaining reviews now!