Lemandorle love contradictions and have no sense of belonging.

 The joy of finally playing at the big table.

This review tackles the harsh realities of music promotion for emerging artists, highlighting the opportunism in press representation. It introduces Lemandorle as a duo blending punk ethos with modern electronic production, embracing contradictions and global ambition. While criticizing common industry pitfalls, the review praises Lemandorle’s honesty and determination to ‘play at the big table.’ Discover Lemandorle’s fresh punk pop vibe—listen to San Junipero and explore their raw, tech-infused sound today!

 "Tolkachev tends to hide what is exhibited in genre techno, skillfully working with illusion and deconstruction of rhythm to give a sense of compactness.",

 "His latest 12" has not reinvented himself in free-form, he hasn’t gone ambient. But almost."

The review highlights Stanislav Tolkachev's extensive evolution as a techno artist culminating in his 'There Is Almost No God' EP. The EP skillfully blends traditional club techno with ambient layers and experimental structures, challenging genre norms. Its production is described as masterful with a thoughtful track arrangement that journeys from ambient soundscapes to intense percussive distortions. The reviewer praises Tolkachev's ability to balance rhythm and noise, creating an immersive listening experience. Listen to Stanislav Tolkachev’s innovative EP and experience a fresh take on techno and ambient sounds today.

 A white wall brought to life by the innocence of voices, toys, birds—a colorful heart beating on human analog breaths.

 An open door, a breeze with the scent of lilac and notes that fly into our senses amidst the gentleness of a heart that wishes to be more human.

Spirit Fest’s self-titled album offers a mix of gentle electronic soundscapes and melancholic warmth. Markus Archer’s melodies combine with the innocent voice of Japanese artist Saya to create a unique fusion of analog beats and folk elements. The album evokes the feeling of fresh spring breezes and simple, heartfelt melodies from diverse origins. Listen to Spirit Fest’s enchanting mix of melancholy and warmth—explore their unique electronic folk sound now!

 "Fulci manages to achieve the best in the given situation despite the apparent lack of a script."

 "The film moves with absolute ease from espionage to other genres, turning spy stories into farce."

The review highlights 'Come rubammo la bomba atomica' as a quintessential 1967 Italian surreal spy comedy directed by Lucio Fulci. Combining Cold War tensions and espionage with slapstick humor, the film features the iconic duo Franco and Ciccio in a chaotic yet entertaining plot. The movie parodies multiple genres and showcases a talented international cast, making it a cult classic. Fulci’s direction successfully balances a seemingly chaotic script with comedic brilliance. Dive into this surreal Italian spy comedy classic—watch Lucio Fulci’s hilarious 'Come rubammo la bomba atomica' and enjoy a wild Cold War spoof!

 The percussion in 'Mrs. Robinson' enchants without being intrusive, thanks to Hal Blaine's subtle mastery.

 Psychedelic Percussion is a concept album where frenetic yet orthodox improvisation creates a unique, timeless atmosphere.

This review highlights Hal Blaine's influential role as a session drummer and explores his 1967 experimental album Psychedelic Percussion. It emphasizes the album's fusion of psychedelic sounds and avant-garde jazz, also noting Blaine's impressive legacy and recognitions. The review frames Blaine as an underappreciated but essential figure in music history. Explore the rhythmic genius of Hal Blaine and listen to Psychedelic Percussion—an essential journey into 60s psychedelic drumming artistry.

 A stoner-sludge singularity I’ve been fond of for a while, a kind of rule that proves the exception.

 Few minutes and so intense, of hoarse voice chewing on mud over a sort of psychedelic punk.

This review explores the split 12" album by The Cosmic Dead and Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs. The reviewer favors the intense, twenty-minute track by Pigs Pigs Pigs for its psychedelic punk evolving into space rock vibe, while finding The Cosmic Dead less engaging but promising. The album's artwork adds to the mysterious allure. Overall, an easy recommendation for fans of the genre. Dive into the heavy, psychedelic journey of Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs and the experimental sounds of The Cosmic Dead. Listen now!

 Such as "Barabba" or "Parola"... worth listening twice.

 "Spaccacuore... here, it gives us chills, dammit."

Samuele Bersani's 'Freak' is hailed as one of the best Italian albums of the 90s, blending pop d'autore with traditional Romagnol melodies. The album explores themes of trials, escapes, and emotional resilience with intense and often reflective lyrics. Standout tracks like 'Spaccacuore' evoke strong emotional responses. Despite a few weaker moments, the album is praised for its depth, arrangement, and heartfelt performances. Listen to Samuele Bersani's 'Freak' and experience a classic of 90s Italian pop with deep lyrics and rich melodies.

 A real pity, because the mix of AC/DC-like hard rock and Great White created a truly enjoyable album.

 Against the grunge wave, McQueen Street managed an effective, terribly well-played record, rare these days.

McQueen Street’s self-titled debut stands as a well-executed example of early 90s sleaze and glam rock. Despite lacking major label backing and being overshadowed by grunge giants like Nirvana, the album delivers memorable tracks powered by strong musicianship and notable guest soloing. While the latter part of the album fades, key songs such as “Woman In Love” and “My Religion” highlight the band’s potential. Their career was brief, affected by tragedy and industry shifts, but this album remains an enjoyable period piece. Listen to McQueen Street’s debut album to experience a late-blooming sleaze rock gem from the early 90s!

 An album that won’t change the history of rock but makes you want to press play again as soon as it’s over.

 You’re swept into a boiling magma of acid guitars, almost hard-rock accelerations, and psychedelic frenzies from which you can’t escape unscathed.

Oh Sees' album Orc delivers an energetic mix of psychedelic garage rock with acid guitar riffs and a tight rhythm section. Though it may not revolutionize rock history, its compelling sound invites repeated listens. The music blends genres with influences of space metal and progressive rock, creating an exciting and intriguing sonic journey. The drums stand out as a driving force supporting the dynamic guitar work and evolving soundscapes. Listen to Oh Sees' Orc now and dive into a thrilling psychedelic garage rock experience that keeps you hitting replay!

 Amyl and the Sniffers are here and now, perhaps the best thing that has happened to punk music in the new century.

 We just want as many people to come to our live shows and have a good, sweaty time with us.

This review highlights the rapid rise of Amyl And The Sniffers as a fresh force in punk. Originating in Melbourne in 2016, their raw sound draws from classic Australian punk and varied influences. The band embraces both digital and vinyl releases, aiming to connect through live shows. They reveal excitement for their debut album and upcoming international tours. The review also shines a light on the thriving Australian punk scene. Explore Amyl And The Sniffers’ explosive punk sound—listen to their EPs and get ready for their debut album now!

 This album is one of the most beautiful of 2017, presenting us with an artist who has all the qualities to rewrite great RnB and Soul music in a modern key.

 Too good at goodbyes opens the show between piano and very RnB finger snaps that lead to the 'gospel' chorus.

Sam Smith's 2017 album, The Thrill of It All, showcases his exceptional vocal talent and strong songwriting grounded in classic R&B and gospel influences. The album features minimal instrumentation, emphasizing emotional depth. Highlights include tracks like 'Burning' and 'Palace,' praised for their soulful beauty. This work positions Smith as a modern artist capable of revitalizing traditional soul music. Dive into Sam Smith's soulful world—listen to The Thrill of It All and experience modern R&B at its finest!

 The commercial flop of the POP album convinced the four Dubliners to lock away their experimental curiosity in order to conform to the mainstream musical trends.

 Songs Of Experience, fortunately, has something salvageable, but it is overall mediocre. Some episodes, then, are so sad it seems impossible they are true.

The reviewer expresses disappointment with U2's Songs of Experience, viewing it as a continuation of the band's overly pop and commercially driven albums since the 2000s. While some tracks show improvement over Songs of Innocence, the album largely lacks the experimental edge and emotional passion of their early work. The vocals are technically strong but emotionally detached. Despite a few redeeming songs, the album overall is seen as mediocre and inconsistent. Explore this detailed review of U2's Songs of Experience to discover why longtime fans feel conflicted about their evolving sound.

 "The film narrates the vicissitudes of one of these communities... forced to come to terms with reality and end up under attack."

 "'The Worthy' is definitely an avoidable film (unless you are a fan of the genre), and whose originality lies at least in the geographical setting of the events."

Ali F. Mostafa's The Worthy depicts a near-future Middle East devastated by violence and environmental collapse. The film uses a post-apocalyptic sci-fi backdrop to hint at issues related to ISIS and extremist groups, focusing on survival and fear among small communities. While it touches on important geopolitical themes, the movie falls short of deeply exploring its complex subject matter. The reviewer recommends it only to fans of the genre and suggests alternative works for a richer experience. Discover the harsh vision of the future in 'The Worthy'—watch now or explore the complex world behind the film.

 "Listening to it today, 'Begin' is timeless."

 "'Begin', today, rises to the status of a classic, having long ignored being one."

The Millennium's only album, 'Begin,' is a sophisticated and timeless sunshine pop record crafted in 1968 Los Angeles. Combining surf rock, psychedelia, and baroque influences, producer Gary Usher and Curt Boettcher assembled a supergroup to create lush and ethereal melodies. Despite being a commercial failure at release, 'Begin' has grown into a cherished classic with enveloping harmonies and complex arrangements. The review highlights its unique sound, thematic depth, and evocative album cover. Listen to The Millennium's 'Begin' and experience the timeless beauty of sunshine pop's hidden gem.

 It feels like the musical proof of an artist who, at the height of her artistic maturity, has now reached perfect self-awareness and understanding of her capabilities.

 The lyrics and interpretation of Charlotte Gainsbourg, a sophisticated songwriter clearly highlighted to the fullest by arrangements that evoke a certain electronic music style of Giorgio Moroder.

Charlotte Gainsbourg's fifth studio album, 'Rest,' represents her artistic maturity, blending electronic and vintage styles. Collaborations with SebastiAn, Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel, Cannon Mockasin, and Paul McCartney enrich the record. The album marks her first to feature French lyrics, highlighting a personal and uninhibited artistic expression. The sophisticated arrangements and deep songwriting reveal Gainsbourg as a fully realized musical artist, not just a celebrated actress or musical heir. Discover Charlotte Gainsbourg's 'Rest'—listen now to experience her artistic evolution and stunning collaborations!

 The album seems to embrace the lesson of fellow Glaswegians, Franz Ferdinand, mixing their typical 2000s indie sound with a pinch of Pavement and Supergrass, yet managing to sound remarkably fresh.

 An album that is not exactly experimental but is among the most fun records of this 2017 that is about to end.

Catholic Action’s debut album 'In Memory Of' showcases a fresh take on Glasgow indie rock with influences from Franz Ferdinand and Pavement. The 36-minute record balances energetic tracks with beautiful ballads, making it one of the most enjoyable albums of 2017. The band, led by Chris McCrory, delivers an engaging mix of rhythm and melody. Key track 'Propaganda' stands out among the highlights. Listen to Catholic Action's 'In Memory Of' and experience fresh Glasgow indie rock vibes today!

 'The unknown deep space he refers to is our soul... the one collective and shared by the entire human species.'

 'At this point, we close our eyes and imagine being in no time and in no place, and we cling desperately to ourselves, seeking that human warmth that only contact with our fellow beings can give us.'

Werner Herzog’s 2005 film The Wild Blue Yonder is a deeply spiritual and visionary work that transcends typical sci-fi or documentary categories. It follows an alien's monologue, blending symbolic imagery and NASA archival footage to explore humanity, space exploration, and existential themes. The film is recognized for its minimalist style and profound emotional impact, winning acclaim at the Venice Film Festival. It challenges viewers to reflect on the soul, civilization’s decline, and humanity’s cosmic future. Discover Herzog’s masterful blend of space, soul, and cinema—watch The Wild Blue Yonder and embark on a unique cosmic journey.

 Cry Baby Cry was, remains, and will always remain the last monument erected to that exhilarating garage scene that shook quite a few bodies in the distant 1980s.

 When Cry Baby Cry starts, with Paolo marking the time and Daniele and Dario riffing at the speed of light, I can’t help but give myself a high five in the certainty that I wasn’t exaggerating at all.

This review passionately celebrates The Electric Shields' 1988 album Cry Baby Cry as a seminal release in Italy's 80s garage revival scene. It highlights the band's raw, fuzzy sound rooted in Sixties influences and their importance in an underground movement. The album is seen as a final monument to that era's vibrant energy and spirit. The review blends historical context, musical appreciation, and personal enthusiasm. Dive into the raw, fuzzy energy of The Electric Shields' Cry Baby Cry and experience the peak of 80s Italian garage rock!

 The concept of 'monster' is not only mutable but particularly subtle, shifting the lives of all others by those at the top.

 The Cody, which appeared as instruments of freedom, are instead instruments of power deciding the destiny of the characters.

Keith Roberts' 1966 novel Kiteworld presents a decayed post-holocaust society structured by rigid caste and religious systems. Set in a timeless world, it follows young aviators piloting advanced gliders called Cody for military surveillance. The story explores complex themes of freedom, love, power, and societal control amid fears of mutants and shifting definitions of 'monsters.' The novel’s science fiction elements serve as context for a deeper narrative about human struggles in a harsh world. Discover the timeless world of Kiteworld – dive into Keith Roberts' unique sci-fi tale of freedom, power, and flying gliders today!

 Il Piccolo Bu points the finger at themselves, engaging in introspective self-criticism.

 The album is a band that is fun yet dramatically nihilistic, which you may like or not.

Il Piccolo Bu’s debut album 'Noi siamo del 2000' stands out in the Italian indie scene with a dominant electronic pop sound influenced by Baustelle. The album balances innovation with familiar elements, featuring thoughtful and introspective lyrics. It offers a mature and self-critical perspective, blending humor and melancholy. Despite being a first album, it already secures a devoted audience. Listen to Il Piccolo Bu’s debut album and explore their unique blend of electronic pop and introspection.