The multifaceted voice of Pat capable of "playing" with insane highs reminiscent of Chris Cornell.

 Top marks for a stratospheric album...BLOOD RUNS REED...

Mind Funk’s self-titled debut is a fiery crossover album blending heavy metal, funk, and hardcore thrash elements. Featuring veteran musicians like Pat Dubar and Reed St.Mark, the record boasts aggressive riffs, dynamic vocals, and standout tracks such as 'Sugar Ain’t So Sweet.' Despite success and solid fan response, the band faced challenges with their label Epic Records. Overall, it remains a high mark of early '90s crossover metal. Listen to Mind Funk’s blazing debut and experience one of the finest crossover albums of the early '90s!

 Focusing on Armstrong’s human figure instead of the feat itself is positive because it narrates facts rather than relying on spectacularization.

 A family saga halfway between 'The Godfather,' old westerns of yore, and clearly science fiction.

Ian McDonald's Luna: New Moon envisions a dystopian but scientifically plausible future where the Moon is colonized and contested by powerful families. The novel follows Adriana Corta's rise as a key figure in lunar resource extraction and the ensuing dark conspiracies. Positioned as the first in a trilogy, it combines sci-fi elements with a gripping family saga reminiscent of classic crime and western narratives. The book invites readers into a complex, advanced society shaped by ambition, necessity, and evolving customs. Dive into Luna: New Moon and discover a compelling sci-fi saga of power, betrayal, and survival on the Moon.

 Reynolds not only denies the libertarian and false nature of the capitalist system but captures its most authoritarian folds.

 The mediocrity of the lifestyle, the total cultural flattening sold as pure gold for the maintenance of the status quo in a society actually decadent.

Mack Reynolds' 1969 novel 'The Computer Conspiracy' envisions a post-Cold War world split into three blocs with a heavily surveilled and controlled USA. The story follows a professor uncovering conspiracies in a society where individual freedoms are sacrificed for well-being. Although the plot feels predictable today, the novel raises enduring questions about freedom, authoritarianism, and social decay. The depiction of a culturally flattened, controlled society remains relevant as a critique of both capitalist and socialist systems. Dive into Mack Reynolds' visionary novel to explore timeless questions of freedom and control in a post-Cold War dystopia.

 The story is slow, and there are several characters who seem important from chapter to chapter, but none become the main one.

 Most people who came out of this amusement park went crazy or had really serious problems. Their brains literally shatter.

This review revisits Isaac Asimov and Silverberg's classic sci-fi novel 'Nightfall,' highlighting its slow pace and simple plot. The story explores a planet with six suns and no darkness, yet its core mysteries about human psyche and ancient civilizations remain intriguing. The reviewer compares it to earlier beloved works but finds the style somewhat dated. Despite the slow development, the novel offers an interesting exploration of fear and science. Dive into Asimov's classic 'Nightfall' and discover a timeless sci-fi story about darkness and human fear.

 Thoughts, reflections, aphorisms that give the sensation of being almost inked in blood on thick artisanal paper.

 The cohesion between text and sound becomes essential to involve the listener and make them a participant in these reflections.

Psycho Kinder's Diario Ermetico stands out in Italy's underground music scene as a concept album blending poetic recitations with diverse soundscapes. Led by Alessandro Camilletti and composer Federico De Caroli, the album explores existential and nihilistic themes inspired by philosophical and literary sources. The immersive cohesion between text and music creates a theatrical and impactful experience. Though not for everyone, the album is a compelling work demanding attention. Dive into Psycho Kinder's Diario Ermetico and experience a profound, haunting musical journey today!

 The singer’s voice, absurdly caricature-like, and reminiscent of a parody of the exorcist. Which, honestly, makes you laugh, really laugh.

 I just wanted to be free and wild... Instead, in the end, I just had a couple of laughs.

The reviewer ventures into the extreme and brutal world of Carcass' debut album, 'Reek of Putrefaction', finding the music compelling though the vocals unintentionally humorous. While appreciating the raw and relentless energy, the reviewer suggests a different vocal style to better suit the gruesome lyrical themes. The experience evokes a mix of fascination and amusement rather than pure horror. Dive into the chaotic world of Carcass' 'Reek of Putrefaction' and experience death metal’s raw power and unexpected humor!

 TRU is a journey into the most intimate nostalgia, the wall of sound never yields, the J Mascis-like solos are much more alive, and fuzz reigns supreme.

 Steve Hartlett has reached an overall maturity really superior to his label mates, and Ovlov has carved out an important niche in contemporary alternative rock.

The review praises Ovlov's album TRU for its mature and intimate sound despite lacking a standout track. It highlights the persistent wall of sound, vibrant fuzz guitar, and J Mascis-like solos. The album is seen as a nostalgic journey and an important niche contribution to contemporary alternative rock. The reviewer reflects on personal feelings of sadness and disconnection, tying them to the music's emotional depth. The band's breakup and reunion, along with side projects, add context to TRU's release. Explore Ovlov's TRU and dive into a hauntingly nostalgic alternative rock experience today!

 The never intrusive percussion in “Dudù,” the sharp sarcasm of “Le donne di destra,” and the updated Battisti in “Bella quando vuoi” complete the picture of an album resulting from a patient and targeted process of chiseling.

 Compactness, productive wisdom, and brevity of the work deliver a remarkable and well-crafted album.

Riccardo Sinigallia’s 2018 album ‘Ciao Cuore’ marks a mature and focused return to the Italian singer-songwriter scene. Featuring collaborations with the rising artist Motta, it blends refined pop with subtle electronics and sharp lyrics. The album’s production and concise track selection highlight Sinigallia’s artisan approach. It is a notable work deserving wider recognition. Explore Riccardo Sinigallia’s ‘Ciao Cuore’ for a masterful blend of Italian pop and heartfelt songwriting.

 The title track lives up to its name and presents us with all the "monsters", anxieties, personal demons, and a not-so-reassuring vision of our world.

 Monsters Exist sounds like Orbital’s conclusive album, as if the duo wanted to concentrate their entire soul into a breathtaking collection of tracks.

Monsters Exist sees Orbital delivering a rich, contemplative album fusing their career-long signature sounds with political and personal themes. The deluxe edition's 18 tracks showcase dark, cinematic atmospheres and dancefloor moments balanced with nostalgic callbacks. Notable songs like 'Monsters Exist' and 'There Will Come a Time' emphasize a mature, reflective mood. The album serves as both a homage to fans and a powerful statement, blending instrumental depth with subtle vocals. Explore Orbital’s Monsters Exist for a timeless electronic journey blending nostalgia, dance beats, and thoughtful themes—listen now!

 A good-natured Glen Danzig who, instead of pounding weights with bodybuilding, engages in the sacred art of crocheting and cross-stitching by candlelight.

 It invites you to sit, or rather to lie down comfortably and savor it with sadness and serenity.

Love Machine's Times To Come offers a unique blend of agro-pastoral folk-rock and psychedelic influences. The album features charming acoustic guitars, meditative flutes, and progressive keyboards wrapped in a quirky vocal style. Despite the reviewer's humorous digression about disliking feet, the album's calming and introspective mood shines through. This is a relaxing listen that invites serenity and reflection. Listen to Love Machine's Times To Come for a quirky and meditative folk-rock experience!

 Pale Waves' debut is successful halfway; there’s a decent melodic taste and good craftsmanship in the writing.

 They showcase a series of episodes too trivially pop, evoking undesired ghosts like Taylor Swift and the worst Katy Perry.

Pale Waves’ debut album 'My Mind Makes Noises' evokes the spirit of '80s pop combined with modern indie rock. While it contains strong melodic moments and promising craftsmanship, the work is sometimes weakened by juvenile lyrics and overly polished pop attempts. The close connection to The 1975 influences the sound considerably. The band shows potential for growth and a possible shift toward a rawer punk style in future releases. Discover Pale Waves' debut and see if their blend of '80s pop and indie rock hits the right note for you.

 These five long post-nuclear obsessions and apocalyptic visions are claustrophobic compositions under which underground structures can be glimpsed.

 Grab this album anyway, in the sign of continuity of the two founding projects and of sound experiences that go back in time more than one might think.

Universal Eyes' album 'Four Variations on Artificial Society' represents a milestone collaboration between Universal Indians and Wolf Eyes from Detroit's psychedelic noise scene. The five tracks blend avant-jazz, urban experimental sounds, and a deep-rooted African-American blues influence. Though musically captivating, the reviewer reflects on the cultural disconnect in avant-garde music's audience. Ultimately, the album is praised for its historical continuity and inventive soundscape. Dive into Universal Eyes' unique sonic journey and experience Detroit's cutting-edge psychedelic noise today!

 'Il ragazzo d’oro' is a work that can still give you chills.

 If you have a bit of a heart and are not blinded by the rhetoric of Real Music, you can empathize with the pain of a new thirty-year-old overwhelmed by restlessness and guilt.

Guè Pequeno's 2011 debut album 'Il ragazzo d’oro' was initially underestimated, viewed as a casual project aside from Club Dogo. However, a deeper listen reveals a potent and emotionally charged work with high artistic peaks. Despite some weaker tracks, the album’s standout songs deliver powerful rap and raw emotion. This review urges listeners to revisit the album and appreciate its enduring impact. Listen to Guè Pequeno's 'Il ragazzo d’oro' today and experience a raw classic in Italian hip-hop.

 Nature, still swollen with sleep and saturated with shimmering colors, awakens to the sound of primordial horns composing odes and pantheistic garlands in her honor.

 An Eden without snakes and an ambient without unease, suspended in azure arches and celestial contemplations.

Matthew Cooper’s album 'Copia' abandons the intimacy of earlier works for a rich ambient neoclassical experience. Using strings, horns, and piano, it paints a vivid musical landscape inspired by the awakening and fading of nature’s day. The music unfolds with joy, melancholy, and grandeur, culminating in a poignant nocturnal finale. The album invites listeners on an immersive journey filled with wonder and gratitude. Dive into Eluvium's 'Copia' and immerse yourself in a beautiful ambient journey through sound and nature.

 In recent interviews, she states her intent to distance herself from stereotypes and even more from gender.

 The adventures narrated are primarily sexual in nature, ranging from calls for human warmth to declarations of 'power' (Alpha).

Anna Calvi's 2018 album Hunter explores themes of sexuality and power with a refined mix of pop and rock. The artist challenges gender stereotypes, delivering standout tracks like Chain and Away. The album is noted for its class, creativity, and sensuality, earning acclaim and comparisons to iconic female artists. Listen to Anna Calvi's Hunter to experience a powerful blend of sensuality and rock innovation.

 Love is the daunting and indispensable pillar of the blockbuster.

 The alien invasion takes a back seat, overshadowed by the man trying to piece together a painful puzzle.

Signs is a slow-paced yet emotionally rich alien invasion thriller by M. Night Shyamalan. The film explores themes of faith, family struggles, and love against a backdrop of impending catastrophe. It stands out for its subtle tension, character focus, and unique approach to the genre, favoring quiet emotional depth over typical blockbuster spectacle. Dive into Signs and experience a unique alien thriller that blends suspense with heartfelt family drama and rediscovered faith.

 Coliandro is the exception that proves the rule.

 Morelli is Coliandro, Coliandro is Morelli.

L'Ispettore Coliandro is praised for its entertaining, character-focused approach rather than a plot-driven storyline. The show’s lead actor Giampaolo Morelli perfectly embodies the clumsy yet endearing inspector. Although the show has some flaws in plot and action believability, it remains a standout in Italian TV, especially for its depiction of Bologna. The series has maintained appeal since 2006 and balances humor with crime drama effectively. Watch L'Ispettore Coliandro and enjoy Italy’s most charming and funny crime series!

 Revenge is set in the real world, but physics, medicine, logic, and probability follow all new dynamics.

 A poor man’s Kill Bill in a #metoo version, without any psychological depth of the protagonists.

The review critiques Revenge for its lack of realism and shallow feminist message. The film is likened to a poor man’s Kill Bill without psychological depth or subtlety. While the 80s synth-pop soundtrack and uncensored bloodshed are noted, they fail to elevate the film. Ultimately, the reviewer finds the movie an unsuccessful attempt to update macho revenge tales for the #metoo era. Discover the controversial take on feminist revenge in Coralie Fargeat's Revenge—watch and decide if it delivers or disappoints.

 Unfortunately, the launch singles 'Come on to Me' and 'I Don’t Know', did not have a full qualitative confirmation in the rest of the album.

 This 'Egypt Station' is a product of contemporary times... a fluid and massive work that is easy to listen to, but after five years of silence, more was expected.

Paul McCartney's Egypt Station fails to match the quality of his previous albums like New and Memory Almost Full. While the sound production is good, the album lacks artistic cohesion and memorable songwriting. Some tracks show glimpses of interest, but overall the album feels like a collection of jam sessions without strong focus. The reviewer suggests McCartney should seek new creative collaborations. Explore the full review and decide if Egypt Station lives up to Paul McCartney's legacy.

 We are faced with a concept album about the dehumanization of human society with a very specific purpose: to reduce everyone to slavery.

 It’s the imperious, omnipresent, cyclical sound of a bass that dictates the initial plots of every single song.

Desensitized, Pitchshifter's 1993 album, stands as a powerful Industrial-Death concept record about societal dehumanization. The album features heavy bass, sharp drums, and extensive electronic sampling. It shows an evolution from their raw beginnings towards intensive sound experimentation. The reviewer considers it a strong follow-up to their acclaimed mini LP Submit, with strong influences from Godflesh and Ministry. Dive into Pitchshifter's Desensitized and experience a groundbreaking blend of industrial and death metal innovation.