"The Real People remains a brilliant and underappreciated album that... ultimately anticipates sounds that would become beloved in Britpop."

 In 1993 a young guitarist, Noel Gallagher, sought their help to record the demo needed for his band to secure their first record deal.

 Explore The Real People's debut album and discover the roots of Britpop’s iconic sound!

 "They both understood that not taking action was still an action, a condemnation."

 Let the terror begin......

 Dive into 'Velocity' by Dean Koontz and experience a suspense-filled thrill ride you won't forget!

 I allowed myself to watch the fiery and flamboyant South American-style version of the German-Irpinian Vinicio Capossela at the 33rd Tenco Award, which, as the minutes passed, had literally entered my head, a swirling surge of emotion in music!

 …one can easily "join" a Viva la Libertà Lauzìaca.

 Discover Vinicio Capossela’s passionate tribute to Bruno Lauzi—listen to the vibrant live performance now!

 These tracks are almost reminiscent of their debut; they are pop-rock gems that tell of melancholy and nostalgia.

 The themes of abandonment and the eternal battle between old and new, stasis and determination in advancing their own revenges seem to dominate.

 Listen to The Sundays' 'Blind' and dive into timeless melancholic vibes and brilliant songwriting.

 Jon DuPree saw in Marc Bolan’s style, more than Bowie’s, a matchless model of pop composition between outrage and catchiness.

 A band that could have really broken through by continuing on this path but dissipated far too soon despite the potential and ideas all present in this single proof of their career.

 Listen to Earth Eighteen's Butterfly and explore a unique blend of glam rock and sci-fi vibes from the forgotten 90s trio.

 Listening to it is a bit like racing in a car without sparing the handbrake around the corners.

 'Double Negative' is a schizophrenic melodrama of explosive emotions, a true sonic stone-throwing that doesn’t envy too much Unsane, Cherubs, Helmet, Cows, and company.

 Dive into Hammerhead’s 'Into the Vortex' now and experience raw noise rock energy redefined!

 David is always different, and in all his variations, he always manages to be great.

 'Scary Monster,' 'Ashes to Ashes,' and 'Fashion' are my favorite tracks.

 Dive into David Bowie's Scary Monsters—listen to the classics and discover the genius behind the music!

 The idea of presenting a failed hero, Luke Skywalker, grappling with his voluntary exile, reminds us of a significant factor in this tormented and critical present: the lack of trust in mentors.

 This epic... no longer belongs to the youth of the ’70s/’80s but is of these timid and new kids who today move in a difficult and insecure world.

 Discover the deeper themes of The Last Jedi—read our full review and rethink Star Wars today!

 Steve Wynn is like an older brother who always manages to give me emotions.

 'Freak Star'... just one word is enough: masterpiece, personally one of the most beautiful tracks written by Steve in his long post-Syndicate career.

 Listen now to Steve Wynn & The Miracle 3’s intense and timeless 'Tick Tick Tick' album!

 "Coppola is the puppeteer who manipulates his audience's emotions at will, who finds themselves shamelessly cheering for someone who shoots people in the face."

 "After nearly three hours of keeping us in his pocket, with mouths open, he gives us a moment to open our eyes."

 Discover the timeless epic of The Godfather and experience Coppola’s cinematic genius today.

 The ability of the two drummers... manages to get the listener off the chair on the first listen, making them move non-stop.

 'Londinium' is a played landscape, not painted, imaginable between indigo and blue, pleasant to vocally draw, varying the hue through the timbre.

 Explore the vibrant sounds of De Raad Van Toezicht’s debut and experience a fresh take on jazz fusion today!

 Branduardi is one of the very few Italian singer-songwriters to organize a kind of 'time travel' with talent and refinement for those sounds, those instruments, and those words.

 'Camminando Camminando' was Branduardi’s most appreciated live album because it truly contains the best of his repertoire, rearranged and refreshed in sounds.

 Experience the rich, timeless sounds of Angelo Branduardi's 'Camminando camminando'—listen now and dive into a journey through folk and classical heritage.

 "Marauder is a distinguished album, certainly the best from the trio since 'Our Love To Admire' in 2007."

 "The move to record in analog highlights the rawest and most immediate part of the American trio’s sound."

 Listen to Interpol's Marauder now and experience their freshest and most dynamic sound in years!

 Il dio sotto la pelle stands out among all those released for Italian cinema in the ’70s.

 The music is dominated by Piccioni’s organ, gifting us with pieces of dazzling splendor like Night to Come and Katmandu.

 Dive into Piero Piccioni’s psychedelic soundtrack and experience a unique blend of jazz and lounge from 1970s Italian cinema!

 Sounds become part of your being, perhaps after an illusory awakening.

 Simple emotions in this dialogue between human electronics and instruments make you feel at home in experimental friendly embraces.

 Dive into Laurel Halo's Raw Sick Uncut Wood—experience the emotional magic of simplicity in experimental electronic music.

 Digital technology catapults you into the film, no titles, it starts off with a bang, deafening music, blinding lights.

 The absolute protagonist of this film is Michael Mann, who with his virtuosity creates indelible pages of visual and sound cinema.

 Experience the stunning visuals and gripping soundscape of Miami Vice—watch Michael Mann's masterpiece today!

 The B-52s are the Boeing Stratofortress that dropped all that damn napalm on Vietnam.

 Their harmonies, a kind of Hawaiian mantra, as well as Pierson’s specific warbles, always thrill.

 Dive into the funky dance-rock world of The B-52s’ Cosmic Thing—listen now and feel the infectious grooves!

 Disenchantment is crap, it exists and there’s nothing you can do about it.

 Every episode is a torment, lasts half an hour on the clock but feels like two hours.

 Read our honest review before you decide to watch Disenchantment—discover why it disappoints fans of Matt Groening’s classics.

 Few geniuses have matched his creative acumen, his ability to turn the movement of the soul into histrionic and sweet harmony.

 It's been 10 minutes and I only hear some annoying music... this stuff is bloody terrible.

 Discover the highs and lows of Miles Kane's 'Coup De Grace'—listen now and decide for yourself!

 Her voice has the winter tones of the bright light that melts white expanses of land and sky.

 "We Made This Ourselves" is filled with exquisite pain, with never unruly despair.

 Dive into Essie Jain's ethereal soundscape with 'We Made This Ourselves' and experience a haunting, graceful musical journey.