The main theme is an absolutely successful and catchy theme.

 McQ is a truly enjoyable, varied album that mixes multiple genres without embarrassing the listener.

Elmer Bernstein's McQ soundtrack offers a rich blend of orchestral funk, big band, lounge, and psychedelic beats that complement the 1974 police-action film. Featuring a catchy main theme and varied musical styles, the album stands out as enjoyable and accessible even without watching the movie. Bernstein’s work here highlights his versatility across genres and cements his legacy in film music. Listen to Elmer Bernstein’s McQ soundtrack and experience a dynamic blend of funk and cinematic flair!

 The album clearly builds upon the same philosophy already sublimating in the aforementioned 'Dream House' experience.

 Sacracorpa completes this ideal trilogy dedicated to the combination of sound and vision by developing the theme of internal struggle.

Matchess's Sacracorpa, the final chapter of a trilogy, is a deeply spiritual and experimental ambient album. Whitney Johnson combines analog synths, live field recordings, and her voice to create a rich tapestry of sound. Inspired by her personal crisis and the Dream House installation, the album balances technical skill with emotional expression. It appeals to fans of ambient, new wave, and evocative cinematic music. Listen to Matchess's Sacracorpa and experience a haunting blend of ambient and experimental soundscapes today.

 Unluckily, at the sorting hat ceremony, instead of going with Gryffindor, he is placed in Slytherin. Him? Harry Potter’s son? Noooooooooooo....

 Potter and Malfoy, awkward fathers, must ally to defeat evil and save their children from Voldemort.

This review examines 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,' a theatrical play set 20 years after the original saga. It highlights new characters including Harry's son, Albus Severus, who is surprisingly sorted into Slytherin. The story creatively explores the struggles of the 'children of' famous wizards, time travel consequences, and the return of Voldemort. The reviewer appreciates the intriguing plot twists and nostalgic reunion with beloved characters. Dive into the magical world of Harry Potter's next generation—experience The Cursed Child and uncover its enchanting secrets!

 Jazz for big band with a sprinkle of space-age and some concessions to exotica.

 It’s a listening experience for an aperitif, not too intrusive and rather relaxing.

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade's Dimension 3 offers a jazz big band experience with a space-age pop twist and subtle exotica elements. The album is relaxing and unobtrusive, suitable as background music or an aperitif. Though it doesn't stand out as exceptional, it remains an enjoyable listen. Noteworthy contributors include Tony Mottola, Nick Perito, and Dick Hyman. Listen to Dimension 3 for a smooth, space-age jazz journey with classic big band charm!

 The more experimental Morricone is a very different artist from the one we listen to in so many soundtracks.

 Edda Dell’Orso gives us chills in Costante, a track that would have been perfect in one of her works dedicated to thriller/horror cinema.

This review highlights Ennio Morricone's experimental approach in RCA Sound Vol. 3, showcasing complex rhythms, unusual instruments like the Sicilian jaw harp, and haunting vocalizations by Edda Dell’Orso. The album presents challenging but rewarding contemporary and avant-garde pieces, expanding our understanding of Morricone beyond his famous soundtracks. Overall, the volume is praised as an excellent addition for fans eager to explore Morricone’s deeper and more unconventional musical work. Dive into Morricone’s avant-garde world with RCA Sound Vol. 3 and experience a fresh, experimental side of a legendary composer!

 Igorrr comfortably qualifies as a genius in what he does, shoving genres like extreme metal, IDM, trip hop, baroque music... into a giant blender.

 'ieuD' is a piece of exquisite super-apocalyptic post-baroque metal featuring harpsichord, blast beats, and extraordinary voices.

Igorrr’s album Savage Sinusoid is a brilliant example of musical syncretism, skillfully blending extreme metal, baroque, electronic, and world music influences. The review praises Gautier Serre’s ability to merge disparate styles into a coherent and striking artistic statement. Standout tracks like 'ieuD' and 'Cheval' showcase the album's diversity and technical mastery. Despite its complexity, the album remains accessible and artistically coherent. Overall, Savage Sinusoid reinforces Igorrr's position as an innovative and iconoclastic musician. Dive into Igorrr's Savange Sinusoid and experience a wild, genre-defying musical journey today!

 Robert Johnson continues to drink from open whiskey bottles and Sonny Boy Williamson gets pissed at him.

 The festival’s lineup had a disastrous start... Despite this, ticket sales took off and the rest is history.

The review explores Stefano Mannucci’s book 'Il suono del secolo', which recounts pivotal moments in music history with vivid storytelling. From Robert Johnson’s tragic blues tale to Woodstock’s chaotic beginnings, the review highlights the author's engaging narrative style. The reader is drawn into a compelling mix of myth, legend, and fact that celebrates influential musicians and events. Discover the fascinating stories behind music’s greatest legends—read 'Il suono del secolo' and dive into the rich history of the 20th century soundscape!

 A single piece, forty minutes.

 The electronics ooze and float from the sun-baked road.

Paul Bradley’s 'Sketches From Dust' presents a single 40-minute track that blends electronics and guitar into a serene, dreamlike soundscape. The music evokes sensations of solitude and subtle details, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in an atmospheric journey. The review captures the contemplative, minimalistic nature of the album and its vivid sonic imagery. Overall, the album is portrayed as a hypnotic and reflective experience. Dive into the hypnotic soundscape of Paul Bradley’s Sketches From Dust – experience a dreamy, immersive ambient journey today!

 It is an absolute must-have of the genre and should not be missing from any respectable electronic music collection.

 Enthusiasts have remained very attached to the old Vidna Obmana, particularly to the first artistic phase featuring true masterpieces.

Vidna Obmana’s seminal ambient trilogy, marking the 25th anniversary, has been reissued with new mastering and graphics by Zoharum. The box set compiles Passage In Beauty, Shadowing In Sorrow, and Ending Mirage, considered masterpieces in the genre. The release is highly recommended for ambient music enthusiasts and collectors. A limited edition includes CDs and cassettes with special packaging. Discover the ambient masterpieces of Vidna Obmana’s Trilogy and enrich your collection today!

 Their intimate approach to songwriting, between folk and indie pop, wins over audiences even outside of Europe.

 Simple and fluent, we don’t always need revolutions to immerse ourselves in contemporaneity.

BOY, a duo formed by Sonja Glass and Valeska Steiner, released their debut album Mutual Friends blending indie pop and folk elements. Discovered by German music icon Herbert Grönemeyer, the album achieved gold status and worldwide recognition. The single 'Little Numbers' gained broad exposure, including a Lufthansa commercial. The album's lyrical themes focus on time, goodbyes, and existential reflections. Overall, the music is approachable yet profound, resonating with a broad audience. Listen to BOY's Mutual Friends and experience heartfelt indie pop worldwide.

 The brevity of the tracks can be seen as a weakness, but due to the repetitiveness of the riffs and vocal melodic lines, this brevity becomes a strength.

 "I can’t let you go, leave things as they are/ I have no control or self-esteem/ But I won’t show it, I won’t let you see me like that."

Michael Carmichael's digital and limited cassette album To Die In Oregon offers a brief collection of eight lo-fi songs featuring simple arrangements and emotionally rich lyrics. The songs explore themes of youthful melancholy, boredom, and personal struggle, with standout tracks like "Forever Having Fun" and "Feel The Same." Despite basic production, the album's repetitive motifs create a smooth and memorable listening experience. This album is suited for fans of intimate, minimalist singer-songwriter music. Listen to Michael Carmichael's To Die In Oregon for a heartfelt lo-fi experience blending youthful emotion and minimalist sound.

 "Rory was one of the few rock artists in the world capable of creating a strong bond with his audience without any special effects."

 "He always placed music before anything else, serving as a simple link between the music itself and the heart of the people."

This heartfelt review praises Rory Gallagher as a true bluesman who embodied the soul and spirit of blues music. It highlights his relentless dedication to his craft, his connection with fans, and his refusal to succumb to commercial pressures. Fabio Rossi’s book captures Gallagher’s legacy in an intense and sincere way, making it a must-read for blues and rock enthusiasts. Explore Rory Gallagher’s powerful blues legacy and discover the heartfelt tribute that captures the soul of a true guitar legend.

 “The other world that mescaline introduced me to was not the world of visions: it existed outside of it, in what I could see with my eyes open.”

 “These chair legs were chair legs and were St. Michael and all the angels.”

The review recounts Aldous Huxley's mescaline session guided by psychiatrist Humphry Osmond, revealing a profound shift in perception beyond visions to pure existence. Huxley transcends utilitarian views, finding poetry in everyday objects and art, particularly Botticelli’s Judith. Mescaline reveals the essence of things while separating Huxley from normal human concerns, raising philosophical questions about the self and Non-Self. The substance is contrasted against addictive substances like alcohol, highlighting mescaline’s potential for transcendent insight rather than dependency. Delve into Huxley’s fascinating mescaline journey and discover a new way to see reality—read The Doors of Perception today!

 "Jani Hirvonen is a true sound alchemist: 'Sax On, Sax Off' is practically an album based on the work of saxophonist Janne Martinkauppi, whose recordings have been virtually transformed into a new synthetic form."

 "'Sax On, Sax Off' moves from free improvisation and reaches a form of experimental drone and suburban jazz, a fortunate combination, but one that also requires smart work and respect for the other part."

Uton's album 'Sax On, Sax Off' transforms Janne Martinkauppi's saxophone recordings into a modern drone and avant-jazz fusion. The Finnish artist Jani Hirvonen blends synthetic minimalism and noise soundscapes to create a cyberpunk-inspired post-industrial atmosphere. The album features six tracks that balance free improvisation with experimental jazz elements. This release on Eiderdown Records is a thoughtful and skillful sound exploration deserving attention. Dive into Uton's 'Sax On, Sax Off' and experience a compelling fusion of avant-jazz and drone—listen now and explore this sonic alchemy!

 Page’s voice is corrosive sulfuric acid; much dirtier and more dramatic compared to the single.

 Like a steel blast furnace in free flow. Hardcore-Noise interweavings in unlimited sequence. They flatten everything, make 'Tabula Rasa.'

This review reminisces about a powerful 1993 live show by Helmet featuring 'Unsung' that left a lasting impression on the author. The intensity of the band's hardcore and noise rock sound, the aggressive vocals, and tight production are praised. 'Meantime' is described as a masterpiece, highlighting Helmet's unique identity far from traditional metal. The live experience and sonic impact of the track create a vivid and passionate tribute. Dive into Helmet's ferocious 'Unsung' and experience hardcore rock intensity that defined a generation!

 The Green Round is a great book, and I would say it is essential to fully understand the thought of Arthur Machen.

 Lawrence Hyllier represents Machen's alter ego in his obsessive search for a deeper and truer dimension without descending into cheap esoteric trinkets.

This review highlights Arthur Machen's importance as a master of fantastic literature through his last novel, The Green Round. It discusses the novel's themes, narrative, and mystical atmosphere, emphasizing its philosophical depth and influence on horror literature. The review also notes the significance of its first Italian translation. The book is praised as essential for fans of fantastic and supernatural fiction. Explore Arthur Machen's The Green Round and uncover a profound classic of fantastic literature. Read it today!

 The album has a well-defined sound but is not monotonous: the home recording does not detract from the quality of the songs, in fact, it is very “hi” for being lo-fi.

 An album that speaks about the anxiety issues of a generation, relationships, and sensitivity, without ever descending into disillusionment or sadness.

Amelia Murray’s debut album Fazerdaze - Morningside showcases a well-crafted lo-fi indie pop sound with emotional depth. Released in 2017, the album features catchy songs like "Lucky Girl" alongside reflective tracks such as "Shoulders" and "Bedroom Talks." With themes touching on anxiety and youth relationships, the album has received widespread acclaim and massive online attention. Its authentic home-recorded quality enhances rather than diminishes its appeal. Listen to Fazerdaze’s Morningside for heartfelt lo-fi indie vibes and discover why this album resonates worldwide.

 This gesture also reveals your own humanity. It emerges through this particular relationship, which starts from a state of disarming weakness.

 Here, we don’t find cries of rebellion but whispers. Searing. From a stream of consciousness to meeting. A peaceful yet subversive revolution.

This review reflects on Yo La Tengo’s album There's A Riot Going On as a tender and intimate sonic exploration. The music focuses on atmosphere rather than traditional songs, blending ambient folk, jazz, bossa nova, and experimental sounds. The band’s dynamics shift with bassist James McNew’s increased role, adding electronic modernity to the mix. The album evokes subtle emotional revolutions, emphasizing connection and care over loud rebellion. It invites listeners into a delicate, dreamlike soundscape that deepens with repeated listens. Listen to Yo La Tengo's There's A Riot Going On and immerse yourself in a subtle, intimate, and deeply emotional musical journey.

 The album can be summarized in 4 concepts: change, struggle, blindness, liberation.

 Some define it as a flat and soulless pop album, but for me, it is one of the most genuine and profound albums Bugo has made.

Bugo's 2011 album 'Nuovi rimedi per la miopia' marks a distinct evolution in his music. Produced by Saverio Lanza, it reflects themes of change, struggle, blindness, and liberation. The album features heartfelt love songs alongside socially reflective tracks, balancing personal and existential topics. Though some critics see it as flat pop, the review highlights its depth and genuineness. Discover Bugo's evocative journey in 'Nuovi rimedi per la miopia'—listen now and experience a unique blend of passion and introspection.

 She whispers light melodies, words that leap over the gap.

 Pages that become life on the notes of a foggy chamber orchestra and pastel-colored ambient puffs.

Anne Garner's Lost Play creates an atmospheric soundscape filled with melancholic and delicate melodies. The album evokes childhood nostalgia through fairy tale imagery and ambient orchestration. It carries a sense of uncertainty and emotional reflection, blending ambient and chamber music influences. The overall experience is poetic, thoughtful, and introspective. Discover Anne Garner's Lost Play for a journey through delicate melodies and evocative, melancholic soundscapes.