Expectations met.

 Incredibly, the film is enjoyable, it flows smoothly and given the plot, it’s a miracle and keeps in (almost) constant tension.

 Dive into this gripping CIA drama filled with action and intrigue—watch Sotto il segno del pericolo now!

 He holed up in a camper for a few weeks with two producers no one knew and shattered every record.

 Hammer ignored the typical street rapper behavioral codes, lathered himself, sprayed on perfume, and went straight until the public, attracted by other moths, turned its back on him.

 Discover the rise and fall of MC Hammer’s legendary album — listen now and dive into rap history!

 "We essentially love what we miss."

 "What if it were really like this?" — reflecting on the possibility of returning to change the past.

 Discover the poetic journey of love and time in Massimo Bisotti’s 'Un anno per un giorno'—read it now!

 "The story makes the rounds in newspapers and televisions, the album skyrockets to number one, and Travis explode."

 "The Man Who is an absolute masterpiece, an album that will influence countless bands in the years to come."

 Explore the evocative sounds of Travis' The Man Who and rediscover a post-britpop classic that shaped a generation.

 "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." – A. Einstein

 Truman is a hero unaware of being one, living a scripted life for the entertainment of millions.

 Watch The Truman Show now and dive into its timeless critique of media and reality!

 "The Human People are an all-female band that navigates between noise-pop and alternative-rock with that emotional drop that never hurts."

 Imagine Sleater-Kinney less agitated, Breeders less explosive but there’s so much of that noise-pop from Tiger Trap and Julie Doiron from the Eric’s Trip days.

 Listen to 'Butterflies Drink Turtle Tears' and experience nostalgic noise-pop with emotional depth!

 "Every note in the album manages to find its rightful place with skill and rare meticulousness."

 "An excellent musical melting pot that could inspire and conquer even the most cynical listeners."

 Listen to March.'s 'Safe & Unsound' now and explore its rich indie pop rock soundscape!

 Imagine the most Tim Burton becomes a musician and writes songs for a Spoon River aimed at horror-obsessed teenagers.

 This album isn’t bad. There are a lot of tricks (horror juggling, sepulchral delights, sugary pop, infinitesimal narcolepsy) and they all work great.

 Dive into Dead Man’s Bones and experience a haunting musical journey filled with ghost stories and eerie charm.

 McKay does not permit himself to draw the lines connecting the dots; that is up to us to do if we want to.

 Much more than a film about Dick Cheney, it sounds a bit like the death knell for an America that has indeed died twice.

 Discover the ruthless truth behind US politics—watch Vice and question the power that shapes the world.

 "5 tracks of visceral, pure, and uncontaminated hatred,"

 "Giovanni’s extremely exasperated and inhuman vocals, which at some points of the record are neither growl nor scream, but are literally yelled, at the limit of human vocal cord tolerance."

 Listen to Røt's No Hope EP now and experience a unique blend of brutal downtempo deathcore and haunting darkness!

 Ode To A Friend is a truly well-written, perfectly crafted, and cohesive album.

 'Straight To The Sun' stands out as a masterpiece of balance that hints at unexpected qualities of a future hitmaker.

 Listen to Old Sea Brigade’s 'Ode To A Friend' for a heartfelt indie folk experience and discover the promise of a rising star.

 Not Yet Fallen consolidate themselves at medium-high levels in terms of metalcore, demonstrating skill in both heavy and softer compositions.

 The songs are based on an introspective concept, touching on various points related to human emotions, between certainties, fears, and instability.

 Listen to Not Yet Fallen's Homebound EP and explore the fresh blend of metalcore styles with introspective depth.

 It’s a nice album, with some songs being a bit repetitive, but very rich in Blues Rock/Boogie, which I personally adore.

 In 20 years only a few will remember it, and only for Whatever You Want.

 Explore Status Quo’s blues rock hits on The Essential Status Quo, Volume One and rediscover classic boogie rock vibes!

 "Anyone can be a killer. Rifles and guns are just a few 'clicks' away."

 "School massacres are the consequence of all the rot behind a sick and ruthless system."

 Watch Elephant for a powerful exploration of school shootings and reflect on the deeper issues behind this American tragedy.

 Bruce, the long-haired Englishman, has a rather dull biography.

 The best part, perhaps, is the transition from Samson to Iron Maiden.

 Read our candid review and decide if Bruce Dickinson's biography is worth your time.

 Tomorrow’s Shore is a delightful appetizer of what’s to come, a way for Ride to outline four possible future scenarios.

 The single 'Pulsar' is almost entirely built on a hammering and violent synth that recalls the early works of MGMT as well as the more recent M83.

 Discover Ride’s evolving soundscape—listen to Tomorrow’s Shore EP today and experience their bold new direction!

 Every song will start with a little theme riff over which a gospel choir will layer, then there will be a nice crescendo of brass, percussion, and other various instruments.

 I think it’s very unlikely we’ll stay under 9 minutes per track.

 Dive into Kamasi Washington's Heaven And Earth and decide if this spiritual jazz journey moves you or feels all too familiar.

 Warm Drag is an organic pastiche. The charm is largely enclosed in its seemingly poor sound: analog, synthesized, automated coexist and merge into one another.

 In tune with the metropolitan decadence of the scenarios it evokes, this work (seductive, menacing and restless) attests to the clear hallucination of rock that still slightly trembles and sparkles.

 Discover Warm Drag’s unique fusion of electro-punk and dub – listen to their daring 2018 debut album now!

 These are electronic shards that speak to each other in a jagged, cryptic, and intimate language.

 The important thing is to roll. Roll through the streets listening to my thoughts.

 Listen to Vladislav Delay's Anima and immerse yourself in its hypnotic, glitch-infused soundscapes.

 Watching the film made me forget where I was... thanks to the human and psychological twists and personal reflections to which the brief story transports us.

 The soundtrack is never insistent, but it deserves to be listened to and perhaps even won some awards.

 Discover 'The Sisters Brothers' for a fresh take on westerns with deep characters and a memorable soundtrack—watch or read more now!