"It is a sort of bitter and ironic reflection on the end of a fundamental and peculiar relationship and the consequences that arise from it."

 "It is the incoherent and salvific toast of someone who would be better off staying down but continuously tries to stand up."

Carmelo Amenta's album 'The Art of Self-Destruction' offers a smooth, fluid journey through the emotional fallout of a significant relationship. With ten original songs plus a CCCP cover, the work blends new wave, post-rock, and electronic sounds. The album is a bittersweet reflection on loss and resilience, making it relatable to anyone facing personal heartbreak. It's both a deeply personal and universal musical experience. Dive into Carmelo Amenta's evocative album and experience a powerful blend of emotion and innovative sound today.

 "'Meadow' is a stunning piece, incredibly well-balanced between radio appeal and incisiveness."

 "A good starting point for STP, yet another test of courage for a band that refuses to give up."

Stone Temple Pilots demonstrate resilience with their new eponymous album featuring Jeff Gutt as the new frontman. The album balances classic rock, grunge, and southern inspirations with minimal filler. Standout tracks like "Meadow," "Guilty," and "The Art Of Letting Go" showcase the band's renewed energy and cohesion. The album honors the band's legacy while exploring fresh sounds. It's a solid comeback signaling the band's refusal to give up. Listen to Stone Temple Pilots' powerful new album and experience their courageous comeback with Jeff Gutt!

 "Sirimiri presents itself as an imposing ambient music work in the style most typical of Brian Eno."

 "Each time we can discern different nuances, just as our seemingly gray and useless daily life is instead rich in features and events that we do not always recognize."

Rafael Anton Irisarri's 2018 album Sirimiri offers an immersive ambient experience reminiscent of Brian Eno's work. The album's four tracks feature repetitive yet nuanced compositions that evoke life's subtle complexities. Produced and mastered in New York, the release includes a continuous mix that highlights its sculptural qualities. Though more monolithic and challenging than his previous album, Sirimiri rewards deep listening with emotional depth and sonic intricacy. Discover the emotional depth of Sirimiri—listen now and immerse yourself in Rafael Anton Irisarri’s sculptural ambient soundscape.

 The Scrubs have a direct, incisive, and no-frills style in the best garage-punk tradition as can be heard right from the opening “Misery Girl.”

 With Skulls and Dolls, the Scrubs project themselves directly from Lodi to the Cosmos!

The Scrubs' album Skulls And Dolls channels the raw, no-frills energy of classic garage-punk bands from the 60s and 80s, with strong influences from groups like the Miracle Workers and the Gruesomes. The band's sound is driven by a scratchy vocal style, Farfisa organ, and tight rhythm section. The album's 14 tracks offer a dynamic and engaging listening experience, recommended for fans of the genre and vintage punk revival. Listen to The Scrubs' Skulls And Dolls on Bandcamp and experience authentic garage-punk revival energy!

 "A well-structured work, extremely precise, imbued with colorful music."

 "They deserved more recognition in the modern rock landscape; currently, they are practically almost entirely removed from the memory of the music scene."

This review highlights Martha and the Muffins' 'Danseparc' as a well-crafted, vibrant album from 1983 that skillfully fuses new wave, funk, and electronic elements. The band is praised for its precise production and catchy rhythms, drawing comparisons to Talking Heads and The B52's. Despite their quality, the band remains largely overlooked today. The remastered album benefits from Daniel Lanois' mixing, delivering a bright and clean sound. Discover the vibrant synth-new wave sounds of 'Danseparc' and explore a hidden classic from the 80s Canadian scene.

 The most interesting aspect of this 1984 novel by David Brin titled 'The Practice Effect' lies precisely in some considerations about production and how things are meant to last over time.

 Balancing between science fiction and the imaginative fairy-tale, yet based on complex scientific principles, 'The Practice Effect' is a simple story and written in a fluent manner.

This review discusses David Brin's 1984 novel 'The Practice Effect,' focusing on its inventive premise where used objects improve instead of deteriorate. The story blends science fiction and fairy tale elements through the journey of physicist Dennis Nuel. Despite admiring the novel's core idea and scientific basis, the reviewer found the fairy-tale style and pacing less engaging, resulting in a somewhat boring read. However, the innovative concept secures the book’s status as a modern classic in the genre. Discover the unique world of 'The Practice Effect' and dive into its brilliant sci-fi concept—read or listen today!

 Many scenes have a truly strong scenic and emotional impact.

 The pervasive obsessive and hallucinatory character and the recurring appearances of eels... constitute the main horrific element.

A Cure for Wellness by Gore Verbinski is a gothic and grotesque film set in a mysterious wellness spa. The review highlights the film's disturbing imagery and Lovecraftian atmosphere, praises the cast performances, but notes flaws in the final scenes. It emphasizes the emotional and hallucinatory impact over conventional scares. Discover the dark secrets of A Cure for Wellness—watch now and dive into this visually striking gothic horror.

 The ultimate bluff of a spy... is to tell the truth.

 Her strength lies in her ability to truly understand what the people in front of her want.

Red Sparrow offers an entertaining and somewhat original twist on the Cold War espionage genre, relying heavily on Jennifer Lawrence's strong portrayal of a cunning femme fatale. The film features many plot twists and caricatured depictions of Russia and America that border on parody. While the direction is basic and the plot contrived, the pacing and charisma of the actors keep it engaging. Overall, it balances style and substance with a fresh perspective on spy intrigue. Discover the thrills and twists of Red Sparrow – watch Jennifer Lawrence redefine the spy genre now!

 Erode’s punk rock is without mincing words, it has the flavor of total war.

 Here’s the great vaffa of the Erode, the Peppone of Italian Oi!: the call to the red flag on the Reichstag, the hatred towards NATO tanks.

Erode's 'Al volga non si arriva' delivers a fierce mix of punk rock rage and political commentary rooted in proletarian struggle. The album's intense energy and unfiltered lyrics evoke deep reflections on society through the lens of angry youth. With stirring tracks like 'Europa' and 'Stalingrado,' it revives punk's original spirit of resistance. The band's raw and vocal style captures the essence of rebellion against modern social norms and authority. Dive into Erode's charged punk anthems and experience the raw spirit of rebellion—listen to 'Al volga non si arriva' now!

 Passion and recklessness (or madness or whatever it’s called) in industrial quantities plus talent equals what it takes to make rock’n’roll.

 Rock’n’roll explodes in your head when young, and then it doesn’t explode anymore.

The review celebrates The Ome Brothers, teenage Italian musicians whose debut 'In The Beat' showcases genuine rock'n'roll passion and a DIY spirit. Despite modest production, their enthusiasm and talent shine through. Their evolution into Horrible Snack shows growth while maintaining their core energy. The reviewer values heart and soul over polished technique, emphasizing excitement as the future of rock. Listen to The Ome Brothers' raw and passionate rock tracks on Bandcamp and explore the roots of youthful rock energy!

 "In Your Own Sweet Time is a good album. Very varied, bordering on schizophrenia, yet featuring a good number of melodies that hit the mark."

 The sixties make a return here and there throughout the entire tracklist, alternated with even more retro fascinations.

In Your Own Sweet Time is The Fratellis’ fifth album, showcasing a diverse mix of sixties-inspired rock and modern electronic elements. The band continues a resurgence after their reunion, balancing nostalgic sounds with fresh touches. Highlights include melodic tracks and a promising final song. Overall, it marks a solid return to form for the Scottish trio. Listen to The Fratellis’ 'In Your Own Sweet Time' and discover their dynamic rock revival today!

 LCD Soundsystem, today, are a terrible band.

 'American Dream' is a jumble of terrible ideas, songs lacking inventiveness, capable only of wallowing in a compositional vision that in 2017 can no longer stand.

This review harshly criticizes LCD Soundsystem's 'American Dream' as a tired, uninspired album reflecting James Murphy's aging sensibility. The reviewer finds the music derivative, lacking vitality, and weighed down by self-indulgent nostalgia. Despite the band's previous success, this release fails to offer fresh ideas or meaningful artistic growth. Discover why 'American Dream' divides fans—read the full review and listen to decide for yourself.

 An hour of music for just five tracks; that alone might suffice to quantify the album’s specific weight.

 Sounds of abysmal depth that force you to look over your shoulder; they are terrifying, they create panic.

Sumac's What One Becomes is a challenging, powerful album combining post-metal, doom, sludge, and ambient elements. Its heavy, intense soundscape crafted by Aaron Turner and producer Kurt Ballou offers a relentless yet atmospheric journey. The album demands multiple listens to grasp its complexity and overwhelming force. Fans of experimental heavy music will find it a standout release. Dive into Sumac’s powerful and immersive What One Becomes—experience this post-metal tour de force now!

 ‘It’s his “painful” high notes that awaken the emotions of a lighter and more gentle Papa Buckley.’

 ‘Everything is perfect, a sonic paradise.’

This review explores Roy Harper’s 2013 album ‘Man and Myth,’ highlighting its dreamy English folk guitar, emotional vocals, and lyrical depth. The reviewer expresses delight in discovering Harper’s work, praising the album’s blend of calm and electric elements. The album is seen as a triumphant return after 13 years, evoking nostalgia for 1970s music. Notable collaborations on the album add to its allure. Dive into Roy Harper’s ‘Man and Myth’ and experience a timeless folk journey today!

 It is commendable that Willis does not attempt to repeat Bronson’s character but to reinvent it according to his own characteristics.

 The film completely lacks any form of analysis, rendering it a vigilante thriller like many others, with a story as linear as it is unsurprising.

This review evaluates Eli Roth's Death Wish remake as a largely disappointing film. It examines the challenge of remaking a legendary 1970s classic and notes Bruce Willis' attempt to make the role his own despite apparent fatigue. The reviewer highlights the absence of the original's rich social and psychological insights, resulting in a straightforward and uninspiring vigilante thriller with minimal plot surprises. Read our review and decide if Eli Roth’s Death Wish lives up to the classic or falls short.

 "This Is The End" had already been announced years earlier by James Douglas Morrison.

 The Doors offer a solid, compact performance, without too many frills… Jim limits himself for one evening to being "just" the singer of the Doors.

The Doors’ 1970 Isle of Wight Festival performance stands as a unique and significant moment marking the end of an era. Jim Morrison’s calm and tired presence contrasted with the band’s solid musical delivery. Despite sound and lighting issues, the show remains historically and emotionally powerful. The review also contextualizes the festival within the decline of the hippie movement and Morrison’s legal troubles. Explore The Doors' powerful Isle of Wight 1970 performance—watch, listen, and dive into a legendary rock moment.

 This record is a Hard Rock masterpiece.

 If you hit play on Unbreakable, like a robot you'd recite, 'I am, I am, unbreakable I am.'

The 2003 Pride of Lions album is praised as a hard rock masterpiece with catchy melodies and strong eighties influences. Featuring Toby Hitchcock's high-register vocals and songwriting input from Survivor's Peterik, the album stands out for its memorable hooks. The reviewer shares personal backstage stories of playing in a biker band, enhancing the narrative with warmth and humor. Overall, the album's melodic and accessible style makes it highly enjoyable and easy to listen to repeatedly. Listen to Pride of Lions and experience a timeless melody-driven hard rock journey.

 Opening a work with a Christian choir denotes the will to go against common sense, being mocked by the more prosperous layers of society.

 De André, as he will always do in the face of the tragedies of the downtrodden, sides with his Christ, analyzing his delicate human adventure, contrasting it with the crimes of the oppressive system.

La buona novella is one of Fabrizio De André's most challenging and radical albums, notable for its archaic sound and Christian themes amid the protest era. The review highlights De André's unique take on the human side of Christ and his skillful social commentary through allegory. Despite its sparse and unconventional style, the album remains timeless and deeply evocative. It is praised for its emotional depth and intellectual engagement, standing firm against superficial societal views. Discover the timeless power of Fabrizio De André's La buona novella—listen now and explore a unique blend of music, history, and human depth.

 Oneida has managed to 'mark the territory' and establish a recognizable sound of their own.

 Oneida asks too much of the listeners, and it is not quite clear what this cause is and if they themselves have identified one.

The review acknowledges Oneida's established unique sound blending psychedelia and krautrock influences. 'Romance' delivers quality and interesting moments, especially with Kid Millions' drumming and standout tracks like 'Bad Habit' and 'Lay of the Land.' However, the album suffers from a lack of unity and clear direction, likely due to fragmented recording sessions. Overall, it meets but does not exceed expectations in their discography. Explore Oneida's 'Romance' to experience their distinct take on psychedelic rock and decide if their experimental spirit resonates with you.

 Sometimes, trying to be insightful, you watch particular movies that are worth it, and sometimes you get hit with a brick. Yesterday, I got hit with a brick.

 The film itself is static and apathetic, gloomy and oppressive, just like its protagonists.

Dark Night is a heavy and oppressive film inspired by the 2012 Colorado cinema massacre. It uses a distinctive, dialogue-free style and striking visuals to create a gloomy atmosphere. While the film succeeds in amplifying discomfort and reflection on gun violence, it is perceived as slow, tedious, and never-ending. Despite its flaws, it remains worth watching due to its thematic depth and stylistic approach. Watch Dark Night to experience its powerful, unsettling take on a tragic real event and reflect on gun violence in America.