"In the film, good and evil mix, the 'bad guys' get confused with the 'good guys' and the 'good guys' get confused with the 'bad guys'."

 A very courageous woman saved by Captain Joe declares: 'We will never get used to the harsh ways of the Lord…'

The review elaborates on the plot of Scott Cooper's film Hostiles, focusing on a mission to return the dying Native American chief Yellow Dog and his family to Montana. It highlights the complex interactions between Native Americans and U.S. soldiers in 1892. The story deals with blurred lines between good and evil, and the harsh realities of the American frontier. The reviewer appreciates the nuanced narrative and the unexpected moments within the journey. Discover the gripping journey of Hostiles—watch the film to witness the blurred lines of good and evil in the Old West.

 Bad Religion have always represented in the punk/hardcore field the reason that follows instinct, the mind that arms the hand, the wisdom that channels anger, impetuosity, and passion into something more than just music.

 "Age Of Unreason" is the new album of a project that will likely cease to exist the day humanity no longer needs to be told how much it sucks.

Bad Religion’s 'Age Of Unreason' stays true to their legacy of intelligent and passionate punk music after four decades. The album tackles themes of enlightenment, political unrest, and mental health with precise musicianship. New members successfully integrate while classic Bad Religion elements remain vibrant. It’s not a radical reinvention but a strong reaffirmation of the band’s core values and sound. Listen to Bad Religion’s 'Age Of Unreason' and experience four decades of punk wisdom and fiery political passion.

 Beautiful images, fresh, as if Audiard were rethinking the genre from scratch in a film that is genre and beyond genre.

 To get noticed with a western, you need something more than this, which still remains a very respectable work in all its parts.

Jacques Audiard’s 'I Fratelli Sisters' offers a fresh take on the western genre with well-crafted characters and thoughtful themes. Despite its quality and strong performances, it lacks the intense charisma and malice that often define memorable westerns. The film explores complex moral questions and the fading Wild West, but its indecision between comedy and drama leaves the impact somewhat muted. Overall, a respectable and nuanced work that may not fully resonate with all western fans. Explore the nuanced world of 'I Fratelli Sisters' and discover a fresh take on the western genre.

 "Well, in this work the Pink Fairies are still Pink and they are still Fairies, they have just slightly reduced the thickness of the abrasive paper."

 "The Fairies hit the instruments as only they know how to, and those who know them well will be able to grasp its soul."

The Pink Fairies reunite with their 1987 album 'Kill 'Em & Eat 'Em,' blending their psychedelic roots with the evolving sound of the 80s. The album embraces modernization without betraying their core style, mixing punk and blues elements. Despite some softer edges, the record delivers an honest and enjoyable experience. It reflects social and personal themes and maintains their unique musical identity. Listen to Pink Fairies' 'Kill 'Em & Eat 'Em' and experience their unique mix of punk, psychedelic, and 80s rock energy today!

 The Gaslight was the coffeehouse in Greenwich Village... where the Beat Generation was born in the 1950s.

 Bob makes it his own version, maintaining the original text but completely redoing the music in his early style with simple acoustic guitar strokes.

This review highlights Bob Dylan’s early 1961 performances at the Gaslight Cafe in Greenwich Village, capturing both original and traditional folk songs with notable sound quality. It emphasizes the importance of the recordings, the social themes in songs like "Hezekiah Jones Black Cross," and Dylan’s musical growth. The review also mentions traditional influences and recommends the album to folk and Dylan fans. Discover the roots of Bob Dylan’s legendary folk sound—listen to these rare early recordings today!

 A great technology at the service of a lousy story.

 The chaos of the skirmishes and the poor response precision make it tough to give meaning to the strategies.

Final Fantasy XV presents cutting-edge graphics but fails to deliver a coherent and engaging story. Combat is chaotic and imprecise, while the open world and side missions often hinder pacing. The game's focus on accessibility reduces challenge, disappointing fans seeking depth. Despite some atmospheric moments, the overall experience feels like a missed opportunity. Discover if Final Fantasy XV lives up to the legacy or falls short—read the full review and dive into the game's world yourself!

 In 'I know where Syd Barrett Lives' there's the most beautiful tribute to Syd I've ever heard.

 'How can you not love Daniel Treacy, King Arthur with a pint of beer in hand?'

This review celebrates Television Personalities’ debut album for its charming blend of psychedelic pop and post-punk energy. It highlights Daniel Treacy's lyrical sensitivity and quirky style, as well as touching tributes like 'I Know Where Syd Barrett Lives.' The album is praised for its nervous quality, heartfelt melancholy, and occasional classic 60s influences, making it a unique cultural experience. Dive into Television Personalities' debut for a unique blend of heartfelt psychedelic pop and quirky post-punk charm!

 "Drunk by Thundercat is a record that makes you vomit blood, in the sense that it’s worse than a urinary tract infection."

 "Thundercat lives now because you like to smash your head with musings that don’t concern you, and belong to no one."

This review harshly criticizes Thundercat's Drunk as a pretentious and unenjoyable contemporary jazz album. The author contrasts it with the enduring impact of TV On The Radio, expressing disdain for the album's intellectual style. The reviewer finds the music lacking genuine emotional connection, describing it as an irritating, overindulgent effort. Ultimately, the review rejects Drunk as a meaningful contribution to music. Read this fierce critique to explore a bold perspective on Thundercat’s Drunk and decide for yourself.

 32 years of modern pop confirm Kylie Minogue as an absolute queen of music and fashion despite severe health issues like cancer and depression.

 This double album collects Kylie Minogue’s entire career from 1987 to today with a sea of songs and hits that have made her the Princess of pop worldwide.

The 'Step Back in Time (Pop Precision) The Definitive Collection' is Kylie Minogue's comprehensive greatest hits album, charting her pop legacy over 32 years. It features classics from the 80s, 90s indie tracks, and club anthems from the 2000s, highlighting her status as a pop icon. The release supports her 2019 summer tour and celebrates her resilience through health struggles. With notable duets and numerous hits, it cements her place just behind Madonna as a global pop queen. Dive into Kylie Minogue's ultimate pop journey with this definitive collection—listen now and celebrate a true pop icon!

 "Boogie Chillun remains the best version among the many he has recorded."

 "Yes! This is truly the great John Lee Hooker!"

The review highlights John Lee Hooker’s 1959 album ‘I’m John Lee Hooker’ as a definitive blues record. It explores his unique style marked by hypnotic guitar riffs and raw vocals. The album features classic tracks recorded over several years, showcasing Hooker’s evolving sound and influence. The reviewer praises the 1959 session tracks especially, calling the album a milestone in blues history. Listen to John Lee Hooker’s iconic ‘I’m John Lee Hooker’ album and experience the roots of blues firsthand!

 I want acidic sounds, indefinite distortion, the clear and classic noise, I want hardcore that rots under the bass drum.

 The Fury is on the level of my core-post-hardcore: a lot of noise, hoarse voice, hardcore guitars…always with that late ’90s early ’00s straight edge attitude.

The review praises Fury's album 'Failed Entertainment' for delivering authentic post-hardcore music with a focus on noise, hoarse vocals, and hardcore guitars. The reviewer prefers post-hardcore without excessive metal or overly melodic elements, appreciating Fury's balance between these. The album evokes legendary bands like Fugazi and Hüsher Dü with a distinct late '90s and early 2000s straight edge vibe. Highly recommended for listeners who enjoy raw and energetic hardcore sounds. Explore Fury's 'Failed Entertainment' now on Bandcamp for a true post-hardcore experience.

 I am hit, laid down, knocked out immediately by the title track.

 Raw to the right point, with sound quality that has certainly improved compared to the early nineties.

This review praises New Bomb Turks' final album as a high-energy, chaotic punk rock masterpiece. It highlights the band's raw sound, explosive musical moments, and their wild, uncontrolled style. Despite lacking technical precision, their passion and punk attitude shine through. The reviewer reflects on the band's career and live shows, notably in Europe and Italy. Overall, the album is a fitting loud and fast farewell for the group. Discover the raw power of New Bomb Turks' last explosive punk album—listen now and dive into punk chaos at its finest!

 "A totally negligible 1980s erotic film, as well as a rather poor acting performance."

 "The song 'Catherine' is beautiful, really! But it’s not enough to save a woeful and terribly predictable film."

José Pinheiro's 1980s erotic drama 'Mon Bel Amour Ma Déchirure' suffers from a thin, overused plot and poor acting. Despite a nostalgic connection to youthful curiosity, the film offers little excitement. The soundtrack is appealing but fails to redeem the movie's predictability and lack of depth. Ultimately, it serves more as a memory trigger than a worthy cinematic experience. Discover this forgotten 80s erotic film and see if nostalgia or curiosity drives your watch!

 "Those who build walls, those who limit solidarity to their own, those who pit one against the other to control both... these are the fascists today."

 "Fascist is as fascist does."

Michela Murgia's 'Istruzioni per Diventare Fascisti' is a sharp and ironic political pamphlet that provocatively compares fascism and democracy. Employing wit and critical insight, the book reveals the dangers of neo-fascism and its appeal in contemporary Italy, especially targeting figures like Matteo Salvini and parties such as Lega and M5S. The work challenges readers to recognize and combat the subtle fascist tendencies embedded in society today. It ends with a playful 'Fascistometer' rating how fascist one might be. Discover Michela Murgia’s sharp critique of neo-fascism—read or listen to this provocative political pamphlet today!

 The world of Dead C is not one of color; repugnant monstrosities hide in every crevice of their dark and unhealthy world.

 Magmatic, droning voids of ultrasound, a bare, unadorned, exasperated music, primordial in its disturbing chaos.

The Dead C’s album Tusk is an unsettling journey through dark, noisy, and distorted soundscapes. It strips psychedelia of warmth, replacing it with harsh, raw noise layered in lo-fi textures. Each track evokes a chilling, narcotic state with formless, free rhythms and dissonant vocals. The music accumulates tension without release, crafting a uniquely intense and experimental listening experience. Dive into the dark, noisy world of The Dead C’s Tusk—explore a unique experimental psychedelic experience today!

 "Flanagan doses them impeccably, with an apparently calm rhythm, alternating jumpscares with moments of false relaxation."

 "I abandoned, for now, out of exhaustion, and with not a few doubts about a product I would define as technically flawless but which has essentially disappointed my naive initial expectations."

The Haunting of Hill House is a technically well-crafted Netflix series that starts with a classic haunted house premise but increasingly shifts focus to the psychological and familial struggles of the Crain siblings. While the early episodes effectively build terror, the drawn-out family drama and pacing wear thin for the reviewer, leading to abandonment mid-series despite appreciating its skillful direction. Explore the chilling world of The Haunting of Hill House and decide if its blend of horror and family drama captivates you!

 Peter Doherty And The Puta Madres is an urgent and splendidly organic album (as they are rarely heard nowadays).

 Jones designs imaginative and spot-on trajectories with his guitar, delightfully contributing also with a vocal duet in the splendid second single 'Paradise Is Under Your Nose.'

Peter Doherty returns with his new band, The Puta Madres, delivering a strong and organic rock album. With the help of guitarist Jack Jones, the music explores blues and psychedelia while retaining Doherty’s signature style. Recorded quickly and produced with a raw edge, the album highlights Doherty’s best songwriting in over a decade. Standout tracks include 'Travelling Tinker' and the nostalgic 'All At Sea.' Discover Peter Doherty’s fresh rock sound with The Puta Madres – listen now to experience his best work in years!

 This “whining” is indispensable to me because in this record... are all my weaknesses, my insecurities, melancholy, sadness, my adolescence and youth.

 We must prepare to prevent the transition from happening in catastrophe, and only aware individuals who understand the situation will be able to defend themselves.

Galaxie 500's On Fire is a prophetic and deeply emotional album that captures feelings of alienation and existential uncertainty amid technological change. The reviewer reflects on the album as an intimate expression of youth's melancholy, insecurities, and silent cries for help. Despite initial criticisms about the band's style, the music profoundly resonates as a unique flow that connects with listeners' vulnerabilities. The album serves as both a lament and a hopeful call to awareness and survival in a rapidly changing world. Dive into Galaxie 500's On Fire to experience a haunting journey of emotion, solitude, and hope—listen now and feel the raw soul within.

 Gloriana was generally re-evaluated positively by critics, carving out a niche in the repertoire, which I’d say is fitting for an opera of this worth and historical interest.

 Choices, decisions, consequences, everything passes in front of her tired eyes: this is Britten at his most inspired.

Gloriana, premiered in 1953 for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, was initially poorly received due to misplaced expectations but later gained recognition. Britten's sophisticated orchestration and historical accuracy shine, especially in the court dances and emotional solo scenes. However, the fragmented libretto and underdeveloped characters limit its full potential. Despite its flaws, Gloriana remains an important and evocative work within Britten's repertoire. Discover the nuanced brilliance of Britten's Gloriana—listen, read, and explore this complex historical opera today!

 Kilbey’s voice is the same with its disarming melancholy, while the guitars tear you apart as they caress you.

 Gold Afternoon Fix does not suffer from these negativities because it is a highly valid product; deserving four stars from the Debaserian point of view.

Gold Afternoon Fix is a thoughtfully crafted follow-up to The Church's breakthrough album Starfish. Despite internal tensions and lineup challenges, the album offers emotionally rich rock-pop with polished production and imaginative lyrics. It captures a unique Australian atmosphere and showcases the band’s consistent artistic quality. While it didn't match previous commercial success, its subtle depth earns it a four-star rating. Explore The Church's Gold Afternoon Fix and experience a masterful blend of melancholic melodies and vivid Australian rock.