Henry loves risk, loves to put himself on the line.

 'Hotter And Hotter' featuring Wayne Kramer: DEVASTATING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The review praises Henry Rollins' Get Some Go Again for its energetic and solid hard-rock sound despite not reaching the extremity of previous works. Rollins' decision to refresh the band lineup and self-produce results in an unrestrained, explosive album full of physicality. Highlights like 'Hotter And Hotter' featuring Wayne Kramer showcase the album's powerful moments. The reviewer dismisses contemporary criticism and strongly appreciates Rollins' risk-taking spirit. Dive into Rollins Band's explosive Get Some Go Again and experience Henry Rollins' relentless hard-rock spirit!

 Turning the content of such an important song as 'Like A Rolling Stone' back on oneself is perhaps the most significant calling card to present the new Titus Andronicus album.

 Titus Andronicus prove up to the task, creating a convincing rock music album that highlights notable songwriting abilities and a taste for arrangements.

Titus Andronicus' album 'A Productive Cough' reflects a bold evolution inspired by Bob Dylan's musical shifts. Patrick Stickles leads a richly produced rock album blending piano-driven ballads and electric punk energy. Vocals by Megg Farrell stand out, enhancing the emotional depth. The album's strong songwriting and arrangements suggest a promising new chapter for the band and American music. A compelling listen for fans of thoughtful, evolving rock. Discover Titus Andronicus' fresh take on rock—listen to 'A Productive Cough' and experience a powerful blend of punk and Dylan-inspired songwriting.

 The opening 'Blighter' is immediately a small classic in the Rome style, epic and convincing just right.

 'Martyr' is a devastating piece, with a hard and heavy electric guitar as never before heard with Rome.

Rome's 'Hall Of Thatch' showcases Jerome Reuter's continued growth beyond his early neo-folk and martial roots. The album blends intimate acoustic songs with surprising heavy, experimental elements. Tracks like 'Martyr' introduce a raw electric guitar presence, while the album maintains melancholic and epic atmospheres. Overall, it confirms Rome as a leading figure in modern neo-folk. Listen to 'Hall Of Thatch' to experience Rome's powerful blend of neo-folk tradition and bold experimentation.

 Kocorono is a minor album, a heavyweight in every sense, like the era it’s from, its duration, its theme, its sound care.

 The conclusion in its catharsis suggests at the same time a goodbye and a reunion, and even having the translations of the lyrics I wouldn’t read them nor would I ever recommend doing so because it’s much more beautiful as I’m telling it to you.

This review highlights Bloodthirsty Butchers' album Kocorono as a significant work within the Japanese alternative music scene. The album thoughtfully mirrors seasonal changes with deeply emotional and evolving sounds. It balances melancholy and passion, using music to narrate a poignant story of love and distance. Though not widely known outside Japan, Kocorono stands out as a rewarding listen requiring attentive engagement. Discover the emotional depth of Bloodthirsty Butchers' Kocorono—listen now and experience Japan's unique alternative rock journey!

 This album is a true journey, in the purest sense of the word.

 DO NOT DARE to listen to this album while ingesting peyote or similar substances, or otherwise your brain will turn into a canned beef.

Oulu Space Jam Collective's 'Harvest Sage' is a live, two-hour psychedelic masterpiece featuring two hour-long jams filled with an eclectic mix of sounds including krautrock, space rock, folk, and electronic. The album offers a surreal, immersive journey marked by absurd imagery and a blend of vintage and modern influences. Praised for its unique and imposing atmosphere, it is an intense and captivating experience. The stunning album art perfectly matches the otherworldly music. Explore the psychedelic universe of Oulu Space Jam Collective’s 'Harvest Sage'—listen now and embark on a cosmic trip!

 Michael composes four tracks, recorded in a demo tape: 'Happen Happened,' 'For Hours,' 'Fight Songs,' and 'Mind Gardens'; two-fifths psycho, two-fifths garage, one-fifth punk.

 Rodney paves the way for the Salvation Army.

Formed in 1981, Befour Three O'Clock started as the Salvation Army, blending garage and punk rock with a gentler style. Their demos caught attention in the Californian underground scene, leading to single releases and a deal with Frontier Records. Legal issues forced a name change, but their early work remains influential. This review highlights the band's unique sound and key supporters who helped their rise. Discover the roots of Befour Three O'Clock and dive into their pioneering garage-punk sound—listen to 'Happen Happened' today!

 "For Gyumri" is 'musical observations on the world we live in now and the weight of the history we carry with us."

 Tigran is an artist of great inventiveness who moves in an oscillating manner within the patterns of a thoroughly vast genre like jazz, literally molding his music as if it were clay.

Tigran Hamasyan’s album 'For Gyumri' showcases a compelling blend of jazz and Armenian traditional music through virtuosic solo piano pieces. The young pianist’s work stands out as a neo-classical challenge within jazz, marked by inventiveness and emotional depth. Inspired by his Armenian roots, Hamasyan delivers music that resonates with both jazz aficionados and broader audiences. The album follows his previous work 'An Ancient Observer' and highlights his unique, elastic approach to jazz composition. Discover the captivating fusion of Armenian tradition and jazz—listen to Tigran Hamasyan’s 'For Gyumri' today!

 Is it possible to listen to “My Generation” without screaming and shaking?! For me, it’s not only impossible but also unthinkable.

 A truly thrilling box set for those who love these old guys. You definitely won’t regret it.

This review warmly embraces The Who's extensive singles box set as a vibrant and emotional journey through the band's history and music. It highlights the band's unique personalities and live energy, praising the collection's depth beyond just hits. The reviewer finds new gems among B-sides and reflects on the lasting impact of the band members' interactions and legacy. Despite some reservations about post-Keith Moon works, the set is cherished as a noble tribute to rock's pioneers. Dive into The Who's legendary singles collection and relive the magic of rock history today!

 "A perfect album, his best (up to that point) alongside Night and Day."

 "Joe Jackson decides not to follow trends... and Night Music is a masterpiece of class and refinement."

Joe Jackson’s 1994 album Night Music marks a bold departure from pop-rock, embracing classical and new-age elements. It offers a deeply emotional journey through depression, loss, and acceptance, showcasing Jackson’s compositional mastery and courage to break from commercial pressure. The album features striking instrumentals and poetic lyrics, praised as one of his finest works despite modest sales. Discover the emotional and musical depth of Joe Jackson’s Night Music – listen now and experience a timeless masterpiece.

 The strength of this work lies in saying many things without ever pausing to reflect, without giving the impression of wanting to impart a lesson to the viewer.

 Its ontological definition is not possible and is not even important. Because any living form, even the most bizarre, can find a communicative channel to establish a connection with another.

This review praises Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water for its sophisticated blend of fantasy and romance, focusing on themes of otherness and communication. The film's rich setting and tactile visual effects further elevate the story. Del Toro avoids moralizing, instead crafting a nuanced narrative with memorable characters. The film's Cold War backdrop frames an emotional story about acceptance and love beyond differences. Discover the magic of The Shape of Water—watch this unique love story that transcends differences today!

 Will has the songs: if you listen to My Boy or Nervous Young Inhumans, they are two tracks that anyone would want to have in their discography.

 Time heals, Will’s wound has healed, and he has definitively defeated his nightmares in this way by reworking an hour of music he wrote during a difficult time in his life.

Car Seat Headrest's Twin Fantasy is a deeply emotional and musically rich album, reimagined by Will Toledo seven years after its original release. Blending alternative and lo-fi rock with heartfelt lyrics, it captures the pain of a breakup and personal growth. The 2018 re-recording showcases matured songwriting and refined production without sacrificing indie authenticity. Listen to Twin Fantasy to experience an indie rock journey filled with heartfelt emotion and brilliant songwriting.

 Improvisation forms the heart of his way of making music.

 This album... constitutes a true homage to Article Eleven of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Anton Hunter's album Article XI showcases an experimental seven-piece jazz ensemble with a focus on improvisation and political themes. Rooted in live performances from 2014, this big band work blends diverse styles from free jazz to minimalism. The album honors Article Eleven of the European Convention on Human Rights, linking it to jazz activism. Despite a generally niche appeal, it offers beauty and depth that can satisfy diverse listeners. Dive into Anton Hunter's Article XI and experience bold, experimental jazz rich in improvisation and meaning.

 "Malafya by the Russians Zmey Gorynich is the epitome of what it means to ‘debut with a bang.’"

 “A CHRIST OF A HOUSE INTERLUDE...and it’s beautiful."

Zmey Gorynich's debut EP Malafya delivers a wild, insane, and entertaining mix of folk metal and deathcore. The band layers traditional Russian folk sounds with brutal breakdowns and unexpected hip hop and house interludes, creating a chaotic yet infectious experience. Highlights include blast beats, catchy melodies, and humorous, drunken lyrics. The EP also features a powerful Russian cover of Bring Me the Horizon’s "Can You Feel My Heart?". This release stands out as both absurd and brilliant. Dive into Zmey Gorynich's Malafya for an unforgettable wild ride in folk metal chaos!

 Spielberg is a sure bet. But in this case, it’s more necessary than ever to distinguish between a great true story and a film adaptation that cannot be called great.

 A film of this type lacks real incisiveness, it is pure hagiography of those 'great journalists who had the courage to...'

Steven Spielberg's The Post is a solid and well-performed film that explores freedom of the press through the Washington Post story. However, it falls short of greatness due to a too didactic approach and overly simplistic character portrayals, especially the villainization of Nixon. The film lacks the nuance and complexity seen in similar journalism dramas like Spotlight. Despite this, it offers a meaningful tribute to journalism's challenges and courage. Discover the strengths and flaws of Spielberg’s The Post – read the full review and decide if it’s the journalism drama for you!

 "PNT are one of the best realities in the Italian scene."

 "'Gioventù brucata' is a generalizing, exemplary, and generational manifesto."

This review praises Pinguini Tattici Nucleari's third album, 'Gioventù Brucata', highlighting its clever and socially reflective lyrics combined with a blend of pop, rock, and prog styles. The band balances humor and depth, tackling themes of youth and generational change with musical creativity. The reviewer notes their technical skills and storytelling prowess, recommending the album especially to fans of Italian indie and prog scenes. Overall, it’s heralded as a standout release in contemporary Italian music. Explore Pinguini Tattici Nucleari's 'Gioventù Brucata' and dive into Italy’s freshest pop-rock storytelling today!

 "Many works by Peter Gabriel are always new, still shining today, with no dust settling on them."

 "'Us' reveals itself as a bomb of crafted and artfully united sounds, with warmth almost tangible in its grooves."

The review reflects on Peter Gabriel's 1992 album Us as a timeless and emotionally powerful work that remains fresh and relevant. It highlights the album's introspective themes, collaborations, and sophisticated production. Us is praised as a worthy follow-up to Gabriel's previous successes, combining personal depth with innovative soundscapes. Though not surpassing the commercial hit So, Us holds a special place for music enthusiasts and stands as a classic from the 90s. Explore Peter Gabriel's 'Us'—immerse yourself in its emotional depth and timeless sound.

 Can you be white and play the Blues? Yes, because the Blues is not colored.

 Popa’s record is a good record. It’s not the classic Blues Rock, but there’s quite a heterogeneous sound.

The reviewer shares a personal journey from metal to blues, discovering Popa Chubby’s 2000 album and its fresh approach to the blues genre. Despite initial doubts about whether a white man can truly play the blues, the author affirms that the music transcends color. The album offers a varied sound, blending traditional blues with innovative elements, making it a memorable listen. The review captures the emotional connection and respect for the genre's legacy. Discover Popa Chubby’s powerful blend of tradition and innovation in blues—listen to How’d a White Boy Get the Blues today!

 There’s something about this album that makes me think of literary works like 'The Naked Lunch' or 'Under the Volcano': a sensation of complete estrangement from the surrounding reality.

 'Somewhere Else' is an album that seems cold on the surface, but the sensations transmitted in continuous flashes of visual images gradually acquire a certain sharpness and color until they are fully focused.

Profligate’s album 'Somewhere Else' evokes a rich literary and psychoanalytic ambiance through minimal synthetic electronics and expressive vocals. The collaboration with writer Elaine Kahn adds depth with her solemn vocal interpretations. The music blends dubstep, drum & bass, and techno elements to create an intense, cryptic soundscape. Though cold on the surface, the album reveals vivid emotional and visual layers upon attentive listening. This release marks a notable contribution to contemporary minimal electronic music. Dive into the cryptic and visceral world of Profligate's 'Somewhere Else' – listen now to experience its haunting synthetic landscapes.

 You cannot own what you love and you cannot love what you own.

 Without Love the rot of the World enters just the same. The door must remain open.

This heartfelt piece explores Thelonious Monk’s iconic 'Round Midnight through a narrative filled with love, imperfection, and friendship. It focuses on Pannonica Rothschild’s devoted support of Monk, illuminating the emotional depth behind the music. The review intertwines personal stories with musical analysis, underscoring the transformative power of jazz and the enduring human connections it fosters. Dive into the heartfelt story of Thelonious Monk’s 'Round Midnight and feel the soul of jazz in every note. Listen and experience the legend!

 It's nice when... the good music comes to you to be discovered.

 A small, normal passage of time, a bit happy and a bit sad, made unforgettable also by that song.

The reviewer shares a touching experience of discovering Glen Hansard's album 'Between Two Shores' in a Cork music store. The music evokes memories and Irish melancholy, reminiscent of artists like Van Morrison and James Taylor. This chance encounter rekindles a lost joy in music discovery and highlights the emotional power of songs to mark moments in life. The album earns a warm recommendation. Discover Glen Hansard's soulful 'Between Two Shores' and let its melodies touch your heart.