Sumac manage to unite tremendous passages of suffocating malevolence with mystical moments of adamantine beauty.

 Never so close to Isis as on this occasion; particularly in the long instrumental passages where blind fury leaves room for eternal digressions.

Sumac’s third album, 'Love In Shadow,' features fewer but longer tracks, emphasizing expansive and intense musical journeys. The sound is a potent mix of post-sludge heaviness, industrial textures, and atmospheric instrumental passages. Vocal delivery is fierce and growling, enhancing the album’s dark and chaotic mood. The review highlights the balance between overwhelming malevolence and moments of ethereal beauty, affirming Sumac’s artistic growth and power. Dive into Sumac's 'Love In Shadow' and experience epic post-sludge metal’s raw power and haunting beauty.

 Alio Die creates meditative music to dispel bad vibes.

 Unplug and let yourself go to the transcendent sound of tracks like the ethereal 'Il portale dell'invisibile' and the somber 'Reflections From The Abyss.'

Alio Die's album Amitabha presents a meditative ambient experience blending ancient mythological themes with modern electronic sounds. The collaboration with Gino Fioravanti enhances the transcendent and ritualistic qualities of the music. The reviewer highlights Musso's long-standing pursuit of deep, entheogenic sonic journeys. Amitabha continues the artist's tradition of creating immersive, dreamlike soundscapes that invite deep listening and mental exploration. Dive into Amitabha's transcendent ambient soundscapes—listen now on Bandcamp and experience a sonic journey like no other.

 The Light Is Leaving Us All flows like a hypnotic mantra led by the evocative voice of the great guru David Tibet.

 It is the classic band of which you feel the urge to collect all the records!

Current 93’s 'The Light Is Leaving Us All' returns to the apocalyptic-folk and psychedelic roots of the band, presenting a hypnotic, ritualistic album. Although sometimes soporific, it evokes nostalgia for long-time fans with its esoteric and mystical themes. David Tibet's distinctive voice guides listeners through evocative and crystalline soundscapes, reaffirming the band’s cult status and consistent artistic vision. Dive into the enigmatic world of Current 93 and experience their mystical apocalyptic folk masterpiece today!

 The laconic elegance of the violins, a flexible and refined sound.

 This enchanting melody will lull you until the next day, ready for a new (unfortunately) day of life.

The review highlights the elegant and refined jazz-inspired elements in Rise Of Northstar’s All For One. With soft violins, pianos, and subtle drums, the track is portrayed as a calming escape perfect for unwinding after a stressful day. It emphasizes the unique atmosphere and emotional relief the music provides. Listen to Rise Of Northstar’s All For One and discover a soothing jazz escape after any hectic day.

 Instead, it’s just the unpleasant recurrence of bronchopneumonia.

 It’s a pity because potentially Cosimo remains one of the best Italian artists of our time.

The review critiques Gue Pequeno's Sinatra album as a disappointing follow-up to his acclaimed Gentleman. Despite featuring notable artists and a few standout tracks like "Hotel" and "Modalità Aereo," much of the album fails to impress, likened unfavorably in tone to illness and clutter. The reviewer acknowledges Pequeno's talent but feels this project falls short. Discover why Gue Pequeno's Sinatra divides opinion—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 "Shake Your Money Maker is one of those albums I would definitely take to a desert island and never tire of listening to."

 "It manages to combine in a rather original mix, genres like Blues, rock, and hard rock, all spiced with a bit of American Spirit."

The Black Crowes' debut album 'Shake Your Money Maker' is praised as a nearly flawless hard rock and blues record. Drawing comparisons to Led Zeppelin IV, it demonstrates strong Southern rock influences, memorable ballads, and lively energy. The Otis Redding cover 'Hard to Handle' stands out, while the album's closing track leaves an energetic impact. Overall, it's an intense and passionate debut worthy of repeated listening. Discover the passion and energy of The Black Crowes' debut—listen to Shake Your Money Maker today!

 De Palma reaches the heights of genius, through a grotesque device, that will truly give you goosebumps.

 It’s the story, De Palma’s impeccable camerawork, and the music, serving as counterpoint, that elevate the film to a masterpiece.

The review reflects on Brian De Palma's 1981 film Blow Out, highlighting its political thriller nature and technical mastery. While performances by John Travolta and Nancy Allen are moderate, the story, cinematography, and Pino Donaggio's music elevate the movie. It draws comparisons with De Palma's earlier works, especially Dressed to Kill, noting thematic and stylistic similarities. The review praises the film's balance of technique and narrative, calling it a masterpiece worthy of attention. Dive into Brian De Palma's Blow Out and experience a political thriller masterpiece with unforgettable sound and visuals!

 Conception is back!!!!

 Listen to it even if you don’t like it, you will have still listened to beautiful music, trust me!

After two decades, Conception makes a remarkable return with their EP Re:Conception. The review highlights the nostalgic melodies, iconic vocals by Roy Khan, and perfect blend of instrumentation. The album delivers heartfelt and memorable tracks that capture the essence of the band's signature style. Highly recommended even for those less familiar with melodic metal. Experience Conception's heartfelt metal return—listen to Re:Conception now and rediscover melodic metal magic!

 Mudhoney have their own distinctive sound that has set a precedent.

 Mark Arm is a suburban preacher, telling us this, pointing the finger at the Pharisees of the twenty-first century.

Mudhoney's Digital Garbage is a strong album that maintains the band’s distinctive grunge and garage rock style. Celebrating 30 years, it delivers sharp social critiques without nostalgia. The album remains relevant with its powerful sound and candid lyrics addressing modern America under Trump. It’s a testament to Mudhoney’s enduring influence and energy in the alternative rock scene. Listen to Mudhoney’s Digital Garbage and experience a timeless grunge sound with sharp social insights.

 I only remember love for the guitar. I took it with me to the bathroom, to bed, to the yard.

 The Fender cried. And I laughed.

This review delves into Jeff Healey's profound connection with his guitar and music, highlighting the emotional depth of his album Hell to Pay. It shares personal stories of his blindness and early life struggles, intertwined with vivid descriptions of memorable tracks and recording moments. The passion behind Healey's guitar work stands out as central to the album's appeal. The review captures both the technical and heartfelt aspects of the music, ending on a note of resilience and joy. Discover the heartfelt soul of Jeff Healey's Hell to Pay—listen now and experience a guitar journey like no other!

 "No Tourists is full of Prodigy aggression, but expressed in a different way."

 The Prodigy confirm they don’t care and continue on their own path, with more than appreciable results.

The Prodigy's seventh studio album 'No Tourists' offers ten concise tracks developed over a year by Liam Howlett. The record embraces the band's signature big beat and rave sound, mixing aggression with refined elements and collaborations like Ho99o9. It follows a creative resurgence after previous works and confirms their lasting impact on electronic music. Listen to 'No Tourists' now and experience The Prodigy's unmistakable energy and evolution!

 They play Thrash Metal, and this is evident from their most restless beginnings.

 This anthology is the exact demonstration of their monstrous capabilities.

This review praises Coroner's anthology as the epitome of Swiss thrash metal, highlighting their precise musicianship, progressive and industrial influences, and remarkable technical skills. The band’s dedication to evolving their sound and remaining a niche cult act is celebrated. The compilation features rare tracks and notable covers, offering over seventy minutes of high-quality metal. Explore Coroner's legendary thrash metal anthology and experience the technical brilliance and progressive depth of Swiss metal!

 "Skeleton Tree is an album to be listened to only once."

 "It's not about making others understand, but about encapsulating pain in a simple and trivial statement: 'I need you.'"

Skeleton Tree by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds is a deeply emotional album shaped by personal tragedy. The review highlights its minimalistic soundscape and emotional rawness, noting its impact as a one-or-two-time listening experience. The album is described as expressing pain beyond words, especially in the key track "I Need You". Despite its simplicity, it is praised for its authenticity and emotional weight. Listen to Skeleton Tree to experience Nick Cave’s raw expression of grief and explore the haunting depth of this unique album.

 "Promoted as the 'Sgt. Pepper’s' of folk, labeled as a 'classic' by Melody Maker, American Gothic was released in July ’72 alongside Nick Drake’s Pink Moon, sharing commercial failure but timeless artistry."

 "Unlike Nick Drake and others plagued by 'bad luck', David did not die young but remained an elusive figure, mysterious and difficult to decipher."

David Ackles' 1972 album American Gothic is a richly lyrical and epic folk masterpiece that was largely ignored commercially. Despite endorsements from artists like Elton John and Phil Collins, Ackles remained an elusive, misunderstood figure. The album's theatrical style and themes highlight the ambiguities of American society, with arrangements by Robert Kirby adding depth. Ackles' career was marked by tragic circumstances, but this work still resonates as a timeless cult classic. Explore David Ackles' haunting American Gothic—listen now to a lost gem of folk music history.

 Carti enjoys using his voice as an instrument, sometimes in an exaggerated and over-the-top way, yet he still manages to create a very chill mood over psychedelic and hallucinatory beats.

 Die Lit once again confirms the schizophrenic and somewhat weird, somewhat catchy uniqueness of Playboi Carti.

Playboi Carti’s debut album Die Lit blends trap music’s core elements with punk attitude and minimalist production. The album showcases hypnotic beats and catchy repetition, highlighted by standout features from Travis Scott, Chief Keef, and Skepta. While some tracks feel like filler and certain collaborations such as Nicki Minaj’s appear out of place, the overall project remains one of 2018’s most intriguing trap releases. Die Lit is recommended for listeners seeking energetic, unique, and less traditional rap. Listen to Playboi Carti’s Die Lit now and experience the punk-infused trap revolution!

 When you listen to “Grace,” you simply stay in reverent silence and let yourself be carried away by the sweetness of notes.

 Jeff wins overwhelmingly, so much that Cohen’s original track is entirely forgotten, literally canceled by one of the most important and influential rearrangements in music history.

Jeff Buckley's 1994 album 'Grace' is hailed as a revolutionary work that transcends the shadow of his father, Tim Buckley. Featuring a stunning vocal range and exceptional covers like 'Hallelujah,' the album stands apart from 90s grunge trends. 'Grace' showcases Buckley's unique musical versatility and lasting influence, marking a crucial moment in music history. The review praises the album’s emotional depth and timeless quality. Listen to Jeff Buckley's 'Grace' now and experience a timeless blend of power and grace that reshaped music history!

 Jesse is a gentle music god, one who takes you by the hand and together you go for a smiling walk in a sunny park while all around is gray and raining.

 Elephant Mountain, where every single note generates dopamine and rejuvenates the spirits dwelling there.

This review passionately honors The Youngbloods' 1969 album Elephant Mountain as a creative tour de force led by Jesse Colin Young. It highlights the album's rich blend of sunshine pop, folk, jazz, and prog elements. Despite commercial detours, Young’s songwriting shines through timeless and uplifting music. The review praises standout tracks for their emotional depth and musical diversity. The album is celebrated as invigorating and soul-renewing. Listen to Elephant Mountain now and experience the timeless sunshine pop magic of The Youngbloods!

 Jessica Bailiff’s compositions seem to emerge naturally from the silence, whose sacredness is exalted through precise modulations and transparent harmonies.

 The entire album is pervaded by a slow and gradual fading, the perfect disappearance of the flesh, the body, until the voice shines brightly, now becoming a slowed whisper, now a siren’s lullaby.

Jessica Bailiff’s 2002 self-titled album creates a slow, immersive atmosphere perfect for introspective and emotional moments. The music’s gradual fading and haunting melodies evoke a painful but graceful farewell. Known for collaborations with Low and cLOUDDEAD, Bailiff’s compositions blend transparent harmonies with precise modulations, enveloping the listener without exhausting novelty. This album is characterized by its delicate balance between repetition and emotional depth, creating a serene yet intense listening experience. Dive into Jessica Bailiff’s haunting self-titled album and experience its slow, emotional soundscapes for yourself.

 He reminds me of a certain Fedez rap, with that lifeguard style who at 25 discovers Bukowski and decides that well-done rap must be relaxed and prosaic.

 There will always be a streetwise person who understands, unlike you the 'cultured' one, that rap isn’t a Bonolis show.

Ernia's album '68' showcases well-crafted lyrics, but is hindered by an awkward, overly relaxed style reminiscent of Fedez. The addition of funk elements and attempts at cultured rap don't fully succeed and sometimes feel forced. Notably, guest rapper Tedua delivers a standout verse. Overall, the album struggles to blend streetwise energy with literary influences. Listen to Ernia's '68' and decide if cultured rap hits the mark or misses the beat.

 A phrase comes to mind about the dark and muddy depths of the lagoon. Awakening of malevolent marine entities from their long slumber.

 "Never Born" greets us with a sound of unimaginable heaviness; possessed guitars, creators of an underground, down-tuned sound that immediately reminds me of the solemn beginnings of Cathedral.

MUON's 'Gobi Domog' delivers a deeply atmospheric and powerful stoner-heavy-doom experience. The album evokes vivid dark and aquatic imagery, blending crushing riffs with psychedelic interludes. Comparisons to classic doom pioneers and experimental acts highlight its unique yet familiar sound. Its intensity and haunting mood leave a lasting impression on the listener. Dive into the murky depths of MUON's 'Gobi Domog'—listen now and experience this hauntingly powerful doom masterpiece!