The point of a solo project outside the original band is precisely to experiment with new things, possibly with success, and Pizzorno has succeeded in a full and satisfying manner.

 There’s a lot of dance, sometimes linked to the best nineties sounds of the Chemical Brothers, sometimes more contemporary and fresh.

Sergio Pizzorno steps outside Kasabian's realm with The S.L.P., his self-produced solo album mixing electronic, hip-hop, and psych influences. Collaborations with Little Simz and Slowthai enhance the fresh sound. The album embraces experimentation successfully, offering a surprising but satisfying listening experience. Key tracks like 'The Youngest Gary' showcase his bold creative vision. Listen to The S.L.P. now and discover Sergio Pizzorno’s daring musical journey beyond Kasabian!

 Only Lovers Left Alive is a metaphor itself of the concept of underground.

 Jim Jarmusch has become famous, but his cinema always remains the emblem of underground American cinema.

Jim Jarmusch’s Only Lovers Left Alive offers a poetic, underground take on vampire mythology, blending music, romance, and erudition. The film follows immortal lovers Adam and Eve in Detroit and Tangier, showcasing their melancholic existence and addiction metaphor. Richly detailed yet subtle, the movie captures Jarmusch’s signature style of plotless, dialogue-driven storytelling. It is a modern vampire tale that resists traditional horror classification. Discover the poetic world of Jarmusch’s vampire lovers—watch Only Lovers Left Alive now!

 Chris Gantry himself is an integral part of this mythology, or better yet, immersed in it up to his neck.

 This record is beautiful, and what makes it special is that it is not a collection, but eleven new songs.

Chris Gantry's Nashlantis is a significant outlaw country album recorded in the early 1970s, reflecting Gantry's deep connection to the Nashville music mythos. Despite limited fame, Gantry is celebrated for his songwriting prowess and his blend of melancholic, romantic, and psychedelic ballads. The album offers eleven new, authentic tracks rooted in the classic Nashville sound and showcases his gravelly voice. It captures the spirit of a true insider in the country music scene. Listen to Nashlantis and dive deep into the authentic soul of outlaw country with Chris Gantry's timeless songs.

 "Returning to the studio to pick up the conversation from where it was left off seemed like the natural continuation."

 "In its own way, every album out there is unnecessary. Does one perhaps listen to music on medical prescription?"

Refused's 2015 album Freedom marks a triumphant return blending punk roots with new melodic and electronic elements. The band shows maturity while keeping their signature energy, tackling political themes with depth. Criticism focusing on minor details misses the album’s broader artistic intentions. Freedom stands as a necessary and impactful contribution to modern punk. Discover how Refused reinvents punk with Freedom—listen now and explore their powerful comeback!

 We are waiting for a miracle.

 In the 80s, there were disposable cameras, once developed, you threw them away; we just need to understand who is the camera, us or our world.

The review evokes the 1980s with a nostalgic and reflective lens, connecting the music of The Comsat Angels' album to current social and environmental crises. It highlights humanity's helplessness amid global challenges and questions reliance on technology for salvation. The album serves as a metaphor for fragile human existence and ethical responsibility. Dive into The Comsat Angels' Waiting for a Miracle and explore its powerful blend of 80s nostalgia and urgent social reflection.

 Riot City perfectly manage to recreate the nostalgia effect, without dwelling too long in the past.

 Burn The Night stands as one of the best classic records of this year, without surprising too much or making a sensation like other albums, but achieving its objective.

Riot City's 2019 album Burn The Night successfully channels '80s metal nostalgia without becoming stale, combining powerful vocals, sharp production, and authentic influences. The band skillfully blends homage and originality, especially through Cale Savy's standout vocal performance. While future releases will determine their lasting impact, Burn The Night is already a noteworthy addition to classic metal this year. Discover how Riot City reignites '80s metal fire—listen to Burn The Night now!

 "‘Il maiale’ already sums up the situation: it talks about Jannacci’s father, who died in October 1982."

 "‘Obbligatorio’ perfectly encapsulates the entire album: going against the current, not following trends."

Discogreve is an often overlooked but deeply emotional album by Enzo Jannacci from 1983. Inspired by the deaths of close loved ones, it features cryptic lyrics and a pop style that challenges mainstream trends. While some tracks falter, the album showcases Jannacci's unique artistic depth and resistance to conformity. It is a must-listen for fans and new listeners alike. Listen to Discogreve and explore the emotional depths of Enzo Jannacci’s unique 1983 masterpiece.

 Fred Cole and Toody Conner: they are among those who have rock’n’roll ingrained within them, irreversibly.

 After twenty years, the Dead Moon have decided to retire. It’s been a wonderful journey that will forever remain in our hearts and minds.

This review chronicles Fred Cole and Toody Conner's lifelong dedication to rock'n'roll, emphasizing the raw, DIY spirit of their band The Rats. It explores their musical evolution from early days with Weeds and Lollipop Shoppe to pioneering garage punk sounds. The narrative highlights Fred's passion, connection to the music community, and lasting influence through subsequent projects like Dead Moon. The review is both a tribute and an invitation to explore their authentic legacy. Explore The Rats' raw punk spirit and celebrate Fred Cole's timeless rock legacy today!

 We are the missing link between Cochi e Renato and Guns’n’Roses.

 Comedic rock is passé: we’re the third way of rock, the way of the silly.

This review explores Gene Gnocchi and the Getton Boys’ 1992 album, a unique comedic rock project blending influences from Skiantos and Elio e le Storie Tese. Created quickly and with raw energy, the album features 24 short, catchy tracks rich with 90s Italian pop culture references. The project highlights Gene Gnocchi’s musical passion and comedic style, offering an entertaining and nostalgic listening experience. Despite being rare and collectible, the album remains a fascinating piece of Italy’s rock history. Dive into this rare comedic rock gem from 1992—listen to Gene Gnocchi and the Getton Boys for a nostalgic, fun musical trip!

 It feels like being inside a temple while the adepts of a forgotten cult celebrate dark rites older than humans.

 It’s like listening to Joy Division on acid.

Der Blutharsch’s album Wish I Weren’t Here marks a continued shift into liquid and psychedelic territories. The album blends dark, repetitive ritualistic music with psychedelic and space-rock influences. There is a notable contrast from their earlier martial-industrial style, with Marthynna's vocals enhancing the hypnotic atmosphere. Fans of the new style will appreciate this confident direction, while others might prefer the past sound. Discover the hypnotic and psychedelic transformation of Der Blutharsch by listening to Wish I Weren't Here today!

 The music continues to maintain its explosive charge intact.

 An undeniably important group in the neo-folk and martial realm whose sound has gained many followers.

Der Sieg des Lichtes ist des Lebens Heil! is a legendary 1998 martial-industrial album by Der Blutharsch, reissued without novelties but maintaining its explosive and grim musical charge. Its dark symphonic, military, and neo-folk sounds immerse listeners in a haunting European past. The album's controversial iconography and Albin Julius's evolution highlight the complexity surrounding the group. Despite a narrow audience, this album remains a cornerstone of the genre with enduring artistic value. Explore the seminal martial-industrial sounds of Der Blutharsch and immerse yourself in this cult classic album today!

 In a world where more and more “stars” seem often created at a table, with artificial studio recordings, Joe decides to record new songs live, without any post-recording touch-ups.

 Not a perfect album, but still a work of quality and absolutely worth listening to over and over (and maybe many times).

Joe Jackson's 'Big World' (1986) showcases his rebellion against music industry norms with live recordings of fresh songs, capturing raw performance energy. The album blends various genres, reflecting Jackson's broad musical explorations and mid-80s creative stress. While not perfect or a masterpiece, it includes remarkable tracks like 'Wild West' and 'Right and Wrong' and remains a worthwhile listen. Chart success was solid internationally, confirming public appreciation. Listen to Joe Jackson's 'Big World' for a bold, raw musical experience that defies 80s studio norms!

 In the universe, there is only one earth with necessarily limited resources, and it is the common home of all living organisms.

 Mancuso avoids the problem and stops much earlier, concluding by hoping for cooperation and mutual support as the first tool for the progress of communities.

Stefano Mancuso presents accessible and intriguing scientific insights about the plant kingdom and the shared ecosystem. The book reads easily and covers relevant environmental concepts like the limits to growth and the importance of migration. However, the reviewer expresses disappointment as Mancuso stops short of deeply addressing the necessary human demographic changes and economic challenges. While the message of cooperation is positive, it is seen as an oversimplification of complex issues. Explore Stefano Mancuso's intriguing take on plants and the environment – discover new insights and challenge your views today!

 Jeff goes crazy, at least he is aware of it. He screams it to a world speeding along tainted roads, tired and bored.

 A genuine album, a breath of fresh angry power-pop, pop-punk, or more simply indie-rock.

Jeff Rosenstock’s album POST- is a heartfelt and angry record reflecting the anxiety and disillusionment in modern America. Combining power-pop and indie-rock, it evokes nostalgia and a critique of societal collapse. The album is energetic, raw, and genuine, with standout tracks like "USA," "All This Useless Energy," and "9/10." It’s a vivid, emotional expression from an artist aware of both personal and national struggles. Listen to Jeff Rosenstock’s POST- for a powerful dose of raw emotion and punk energy!

 "Joe Jackson is the greatest chameleon in the history of pop music."

 "'Body and Soul' was released the following year and is a nice work, although it doesn’t make you shout ‘miracle’ like 'Night and Day.'"

Joe Jackson's 'Body and Soul' (1984) marks a stylistic shift blending classical, pop, jazz, and Latin rhythms. While not as groundbreaking as 'Night and Day,' it offers excellent arrangements and several standout tracks like 'The Verdict' and 'Not Here Not Now.' Despite being less supported by videos, the album achieved notable chart success and underscores Jackson's versatility as a pop music chameleon. Discover Joe Jackson’s 'Body and Soul' and experience a unique blend of jazz, pop, and Latin influences—listen now and explore his ever-evolving sound!

 Fear Inoculum is poorly assembled, it almost sounds like instrumental tracks with a guy passing by who decides to try singing over them.

 Tool’s music worked because of the sharpness it created with MJK’s vocal evolutions... Now that the words thin out, slow down, become less urgent and aggressive, the entire musical cathedral suffers.

After a 13-year wait, Tool’s Fear Inoculum arrives as a lengthy, sprawling album that feels rushed and unfocused. The vocals appear hastily added over long, repetitive instrumental jams, weakening the band's signature dynamic. While some moments, like Adam Jones’ guitar work, offer emotional highs, the overall experience lacks the urgency and sharpness that defined past works. This album may please dedicated fans but ultimately falls short of expectations. Discover why Fear Inoculum divides Tool fans—listen and judge if the wait was worth it.

 UB40 always manage to cheer me up. Always.

 This album from ’86 is a whirlwind of pleasant sounds that blend with the Jamaican rhythm.

The review reflects a warmly nostalgic and positive experience with UB40's 1986 album Rat in the Kitchen. Praised for its upbeat white reggae sound and memorable tracks, the album is described as mood-lifting and timeless. The reviewer also shares a humorous personal anecdote contrasting with the comforting music. Overall, it positions the album as a high-quality reggae work from a unique British band. Listen to UB40's Rat in the Kitchen and experience timeless white reggae grooves that brighten any mood!

 It takes courage to bring a song that mocks everyone and everything to Sanremo.

 A beautiful album but a bit less fresh and more difficult compared to the others, I recommend a careful listen.

Enzo Jannacci's album I soliti accordi offers a mix of ironic political commentary, melancholic storytelling, and rock n' roll elements. While slightly less fresh than his earlier works, it remains a beautiful and thought-provoking album. The review highlights key tracks for their courage, mood shifts, and social criticism. A careful listen is recommended to appreciate its depth. Listen to Enzo Jannacci's 'I soliti accordi' for a blend of political wit and emotional depth!

 Basinski rather conceives existential poems, he has the talent and the vision.

 One must imagine those crows happy.

William Basinski’s Shortwavemusic deeply explores existential themes using processed shortwave radio signals to create an ambient and avantgarde soundscape. The review draws parallels between the album and Van Gogh’s crows, evoking feelings of nostalgia, despair, and hope. With drone-heavy textures and unsettling dissonances, the album is likened to a sonic poem that balances dark oppression with a faint escape route. It’s praised for its emotional intensity and visionary approach to sound. Dive into the haunting world of William Basinski’s Shortwavemusic and experience its profound ambient journey today.

 Zendaya not only delivers a good acting performance, but thanks to a well-calibrated writing phase, she proves to be a particularly apt choice as the narrator who reveals many uncomfortable truths.

 Unlike the British series, here we find little taste for surreal situations and much for the extreme ones – the situations depicted are terribly realistic.

Euphoria Season 1 breaks typical teen drama stereotypes with raw and realistic storytelling. Zendaya delivers a strong, nuanced performance as narrator amid dark themes of substance abuse and sexuality. The show balances extreme situations with believable character development. However, the final episodes falter, weakening the overall impact. Despite flaws, the series shows strong cult potential. Dive into Euphoria Season 1 for a gripping, unflinching look at modern teen life – watch now and experience its raw intensity.