Chaos, dear reader, is exactly what you find here.

 Sometimes the unlistenable and the wonderful meet halfway.

Tropical Fuck Storm’s Braindrops lives up to its chaotic name with inventive noise and emotionally intense ballads. The album thrives on layering sounds, blending genres, and creating tension without collapse. Standout tracks like Maria 63 showcase raw beauty and storytelling steeped in surreal and political themes. The interplay of male and female voices enhances the dizzying, unpredictable nature. Overall, Braindrops is both a mess and a marvel of avant-garde rock. Dive into Tropical Fuck Storm’s Braindrops and discover a wild, emotional ride through chaotic and groundbreaking music!

 "The magic of this Simone is to refuse the vanity of the heresy of being able to rise again three days after burial, surrendering to Love."

 "There is light, the humility of feelings is felt, the unity of everything is perceived, King and Beggar are the same thing."

Simon Magus by Ildikó Enyedi offers a deeply spiritual and mystical exploration of illusion, faith, and love. The film contemplates transcendence beyond material success, embracing humility and cosmic harmony. Péter Andorai's performance brings a melancholic yet hopeful depth. The direction crafts a dark, enigmatic, and poetic atmosphere that mirrors the complexities of life and spirituality. Explore Ildikó Enyedi's Simon Magus—immerse yourself in a film where mysticism and love transcend illusion and ego.

 Otayonii’s evocative singing is central in the thundering opening of the album, 'Transit', with a mystical momentum and swirling scales.

 An astral journey, but with an inevitable, albeit sad, return to this Earth.

Hypnodrone Ensemble’s tenth album blends cosmic rock, trance, and improvisation with experimental guitar and shamanic vocals. The addition of vocal artist Lane Shi Otayonii introduces a mystical, Gregorian-inspired element. The album’s tracks evoke trance-like, ritualistic atmospheres, making it an emotional journey through psychedelic and spiritual soundscapes. This deeply immersive work invites listeners into a rich world of sonic exploration. Dive into Hypnodrone Ensemble’s cosmic soundscape and experience a mystical post-psych journey. Listen now!

 The music of a parallel universe suspended in time and played on a very old radio.

 We who pain has made travel in our soul in search of a place of calm to lean on, in search of stability in evil as others in good, we are not mad, we are wonderful doctors.

Julian Cope’s album Friar Truck offers a deeply emotional and mystical musical journey blending folk, psychedelic, and Krautrock influences. The review highlights the album's minimal yet magical sound, its thematic connection to ancient history and spirituality, and Cope’s unique storytelling approach. It celebrates the artist’s creative evolution and his ability to merge pop dynamics with experimental elements. The album is seen as both a reflection and transcendence of time, delivered through twelve essential songs. Dive into Julian Cope’s Friar Truck and experience a mesmerizing blend of time, myth, and sound—listen now and explore this enchanting journey.

 "A blockbuster cooked and served for Christmas following the trail of 'Angeli e demoni' but without flair and with exasperatingly annoying pretenses of verisimilitude."

 "The ending... has all the aroma, or rather the stench, of poor quality progressivism which... embraces militant traditionalism."

Edward Berger's Conclave attempts to recreate the tense atmosphere of a papal conclave but falters with a slow and convoluted narrative. While Ralph Fiennes delivers a strong performance, the film suffers from weak supporting roles, poor pacing, and shallow exploration of faith and Church politics. Despite its solid cinematography and set design, it fails to delve deeply into its themes, resulting in a dreary viewing experience. Overall, it feels like a popcorn movie that misses the mark. Discover the tense world of Vatican intrigue—watch Conclave and decide if faith can survive the shadows.

 It’s something that nests where melancholy and ecstasy come together. Both exponential, at their highest level.

 John Prine is on the radio. And the music is destined, as always, to hold together the pieces and patches of our lives.

The review celebrates King Hannah’s track ‘John Prine On The Radio’ from the album BIG SWIMMER, highlighting its fusion of melancholy and ecstasy. It describes the song as a fragile yet powerful dialogue with inner emotions, offering comfort and connection through its nostalgic chords and heartfelt storytelling. The music holds together life’s fragments, easing anticipation and disappointment with a soulful presence. The reviewer feels deeply moved and recommends exploring the entire album. Listen to King Hannah’s ‘John Prine On The Radio’ and feel the blend of melancholy and hope come alive in every chord.

 This album by the Uzbek pianist Eldar Nebolsin is a classic.

 The Sonata in A minor No. 4 D. 537 has a truly overwhelming beginning, making it absolutely unmistakable.

Eldar Nebolsin’s album of Schubert’s Sonatas No. 4 and 13 plus the ‘Wanderer’ Fantasy is a compelling classical piano work. It’s noted as a classic recording though not for everyday listening due to Schubert’s piano complexity. The powerful opening of the Sonata in A minor No. 4 is especially praised, recalling legendary performances by Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli. Listen now to Eldar Nebolsin’s masterful take on Schubert’s piano sonatas and experience a timeless classical piano journey.

 The poor young man will pay the price when he comes face to face with the truth, and the viewer will be left with the shock of the finale.

 The acting technique strongly dampens this potential, with whispered, unnatural dialogues that plague much of the cast.

Il Signor Diavolo follows a young investigator confronting dark conspiracies in 1950s Italy. Director Pupi Avati crafts an atmospheric thriller rich in ideological themes but is hindered by inconsistent acting. While it does not reach the heights of Avati's cult classics, the film remains engaging and memorable with strong cinematography and direction. Discover the dark secrets of 1950s Italy in Pupi Avati’s Il Signor Diavolo — watch now and unravel its haunting mystery.

 Goodbye newjackswing, hello guitars, orchestras, and horns.

 Tony! Toni! Toné! remain among the exponents of that scene who wanted to do the best for music - understood as the art of making music - and venture off the beaten path for their own honor.

Tony! Toni! Toné!'s 'House of Music' marks a bold departure from their new jack swing roots, embracing classic soul, funk, and sophisticated arrangements. The album serves as a grand farewell, showcasing their musical ambition and influence on future neo-soul artists. Standout tracks like 'Let's Get Down' and 'Thinking of You' highlight their artistry. Despite disbanding, their legacy endures through individual projects and lasting impact on R&B. Dive into Tony! Toni! Toné!'s 'House of Music' and experience the soulful evolution of 90s R&B legends.

 ‘Coming Up to Consciousness’ is a decidedly bare album, stripped to the bone.

 Where have those abrasive guitars, those shrill and anguished synths, those psychedelic and hypnotic incursions gone?

The review expresses disappointment with Pure Reason Revolution's 2024 album 'Coming Up To Consciousness', considering it too bare and minimalist compared to previous releases. The departure of a key member might have influenced the stripped-down sound, which lacks the band's earlier psychedelic and experimental character. While not a bad album, it falls short of expectations and offers only restrained enjoyment after multiple listens. The reviewer worries the band might continue down this minimal path, losing what once made them compelling. Explore Pure Reason Revolution's evolving sound—listen to 'Coming Up To Consciousness' and decide if their new direction works for you!

 This third work of his (1986) works.

 In general, there’s an attempt to create refined and “warm” pop rock, far from the coldness of electronic drums and the fake Yamaha-made pianos.

Paul Young's third album 'Between Two Fires' stands out from his earlier work for its warm, refined pop-rock style, supported by accomplished musicians like Pino Palladino and Steve Bolton. Recorded in Italy, the album moves away from the cold electronic sounds common in the mid-80s. The reviewer shares a personal memory of attending a Manfred Mann concert linked to the album's production. While Young was once among the most visible 80s singers, this work is praised for its quality and affection. Discover the warm pop-rock charm of Paul Young's 'Between Two Fires'—listen now and explore a hidden 80s gem!

 Listening to this CD is somewhat like entering a small downtempo world, a hypnotic musical accompaniment to something that could be an anime or a video game.

 An album made of small, non-trivial instrumental frescoes, which - just for the melodies - might remind one of small classical music exercises, transplanted into a twilight, creepy, and in its own way minimal context.

Gnac's Friend Sleeping is a debut 1999 album by Mark Tranmer offering a unique post-rock and downtempo listening experience. The album blends restless, dissonant harmonies with minimal classical influences, creating hypnotic instrumental soundscapes. Tracks evoke atmospheres reminiscent of video game or anime backgrounds. The melancholic finale soothes the otherwise tense journey, making it a notable find for fans of atmospheric and instrumental music. Discover the hypnotic and restless atmosphere of Gnac's Friend Sleeping – listen now and get lost in its cinematic soundscapes.

 I found myself watching a film that managed to make me despise violence.

 The plot is the most banal I’ve seen in recent years and scenes of violence so exaggerated they are grotesque.

The review of Il'ja Najšuller's Io Sono Nessuno expresses disappointment with the overly violent and banal storyline. While the soundtrack and some elements hold interest, the exaggerated violence and clichéd plot detract from the film’s potential. The reviewer compares it unfavorably to other action films and warns about spoilers throughout. Notable aspects include the use of music and the presence of veteran actor Christopher Lloyd. Discover the gritty reality behind Il'ja Najšuller’s Io Sono Nessuno—read the full review and decide if the action is worth it.

 Death is a Problem for the Living is a black comedy that not only offers bitter laughter but also invites reflection on the contradictions of modern life.

 A film that talks about death, even in a raw way, but in reality, celebrates life with all its contradictions and complexities.

Teemu Nikki’s film 'Death is a Problem for the Living' expertly merges dark comedy with tragedy to reflect on the fragile nature of life. Centered on two outcasts, the story explores themes of addiction, social alienation, and the contradictions of modern capitalism. With a blend of surreal and realistic tones, it portrays raw humanity amidst bleak circumstances. The film surprises, moves, and invites deep reflection on life and death. Discover Teemu Nikki’s unique blend of dark humor and humanity—watch 'Death is a Problem for the Living' and reflect on life’s complexities.

 Supercharged is indeed an interesting record. It serves to tell us there’s still plenty of energy to be spread, despite the passage of time, and to remind us that the Offspring’s punk hasn’t lost its identity.

 The stadium choir finale alone is worth the ticket price.

Supercharged marks The Offspring's vibrant return to their punk roots after a long hiatus. Produced by Bob Rock, the album mixes heavy, fast sounds with catchy and social-minded tracks. Its concise length keeps the energy high without filler. Fans are reminded that the band’s essence remains intact and exciting. With a new world tour planned for 2025, Supercharged adds fresh fuel to the Offspring’s enduring legacy. Listen to Supercharged now and experience The Offspring’s energetic punk comeback!

 Artur Schnabel takes us on an extraordinary journey to discover the masterpieces of a composer who sublimated the Sonata form.

 These are absolute masterpieces, tracing the musical, thematic path and the broad melodic arcs that Beethoven designs in his thirty-two Sonatas.

This ten-CD collection features Artur Schnabel's complete recordings of Beethoven’s thirty-two piano sonatas. It is essential for pianists and enthusiasts wishing to understand the sonata form’s development. Highlights include the Hammerklavier and Op. 111 sonatas. The review praises Schnabel's masterful interpretation and the historical significance of the set. Discover the profound beauty of Beethoven’s complete piano sonatas performed by Artur Schnabel—listen now to a timeless classical masterpiece.

 No cheap tricks, no unlikely narrative turns: just a dry and devastating narrative, like the backdrop against which the protagonists move.

 Anthropoid is a film that strikes for its sincerity, for the delicacy with which it depicts human frailties, and for its ability to convey the sense of historical tragedy without indulging in easy dramatization.

Anthropoid delivers a sober and devastating portrayal of a WWII mission to assassinate Nazi officer Reinhard Heydrich. The film avoids typical plot twists, focusing instead on authentic human struggles and historical tragedy. Strong performances by Cillian Murphy and Jamie Dornan highlight the protagonists' bravery amidst brutal surroundings. The minimalistic narration and soundtrack emphasize the film's emotional depth and tragic crescendo. Discover the raw courage and tragic realism of Anthropoid—watch this gripping WWII drama now!

 The true triumphs lie close to the ruins.

 "You think it’s over for us? Idiot, it hasn’t even begun!"

Takeshi Kitano's Kids Return explores themes of life, defeat, and the cyclical nature of youth with poetic depth. The film challenges clichés about success and failure, illustrating growth through surrender rather than triumph. Joe Hisaishi’s music intensifies the emotional journey. Ultimately, the protagonists embrace their fate, ready to face life's struggles anew. The review emphasizes the film's philosophical and symbolic layers. Discover the poetic depths of Kids Return and experience Takeshi Kitano’s contemplative masterpiece today.

 From a lively rock and roll groove perfect for motorbikers, they moved to a classy but sly soul pop, perfect for the unsatisfied housewives of the era.

 "What A Fool Believes" contains a killer hook, a deadly catch in the refrain, with an absolutely memorable falsetto phrasing.

This review discusses The Doobie Brothers’ 1978 album Minute by Minute, highlighting a stylistic shift from gritty rock to smooth blue-eyed soul under Michael McDonald's influence. While praising the hit single "What A Fool Believes," the reviewer expresses a preference for the band's earlier energetic rock sound. The album marks a controversial but noteworthy phase in their career, balancing polished pop with less spirited rhythms. Discover the soulful transformation of The Doobie Brothers by listening to Minute by Minute and explore their varied musical journey!

 "At that point, muscle memory no longer works, so I have to rely completely on my ear."

 Skylla appears as a concept album or the soundtrack of an alternative film whose sequences are dictated by long narrative titles.

Ruth Goller's album Skylla showcases her exceptional talents as a bassist, singer, and composer. Blending jazz with experimental and ambient elements, the album is a concept work featuring refined vocal harmonies and eclectic sonic textures. Goller's instinctive approach and varied tunings create a multi-layered listening experience. Supported by talented collaborators and stellar production, Skylla is praised for its emotional depth and originality. Discover the innovative sounds of Ruth Goller's Skylla — listen now and dive into a world of jazz and experimental artistry.