It feels like I’m floating in the warm sea - they didn’t sing it, but it gives the idea.

 Psychedelia that would make many people in rock happy, where too often to move forward it seems there is an obligation to look back pilfering with four hands and they do it well.

This review highlights King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s 2013 album Float Along - Fill Your Lungs as a vibrant and colorful psychedelic rock record. It praises the album's mix of classic rock revival styles, multifaceted effects, and catchy melodies while acknowledging the band's prolific output that challenges listener focus. The review recommends this album as a standout among the band's early releases, emphasizing its playful and refreshing musical approach. Dive into the psychedelic waves of King Gizzard’s Float Along - Fill Your Lungs and discover a vintage classic full of vibrant melodies and rich textures.

 The novel revolves around the theme of war, intertwined with the most modern and futuristic advancements in scientific and technological fields.

 Here the line between science fiction and real science is very thin and seemingly only a matter of time.

Linda Nagata's 'The Red: The First Light' is a compelling nanopunk sci-fi novel that explores modern warfare through the eyes of Lieutenant James Shelley, a cybernetically enhanced soldier. The story intertwines advanced technology, political intrigue, and the impact of corporate powers in a future American civil war. The novel offers a mysterious and thought-provoking narrative on the thin line between science fiction and real science. This debut of a successful trilogy stands out for its originality and depth. Dive into Linda Nagata's gripping sci-fi world – read 'The Red: The First Light' and discover a new vision of future warfare today!

 His music is a shield erected against human pettiness.

 Billy Bragg is one of those who know which side to be on, he chose that side forty years ago and never changed his stripes or hung up his guitar.

This review praises Billy Bragg’s EP 'Bridges Not Walls' for its powerful political messages and artistic integrity. It highlights the song 'Saffiyah Smiles', inspired by a real-life act of peaceful resistance against hate. Billy Bragg’s music is celebrated as a steadfast shield against social pettiness and injustice. The review underscores Bragg’s consistent political stance over four decades. Discover Billy Bragg’s 'Bridges Not Walls'—listen to powerful songs that stand for justice and unity now!

 Simple stylistic freedom scream, inconceivable, not understandable by the Jazz audience and by the Rock audience.

 A hybrid land without paths to follow, open your mouth and let yourself go.

AMMMusic by AMM is a challenging 1967 album that pushes the boundaries between jazz and rock. The album embodies a psychedelic, free-form approach that is difficult to grasp yet holds immense artistic value. It explores unexplored musical territories, rejecting traditional structures and catering to neither jazz nor rock audiences specifically. Despite the reviewer not liking it, the album's boldness and freedom are recognized as great and invaluable. Discover AMM's groundbreaking AMMMusic album and experience a fearless blend of jazz and rock like never before.

 Here we are at levels of absolute excellence and meticulous attention to detail in the definition of every single frame.

 A despair that this time doesn’t even have the comfort of nature.

Loveless by Andrey Zvyagintsev is a powerful and meticulous portrayal of modern Russia, evolving from his earlier work Leviathan. The film explores societal corruption and emotional detachment through an austere but artistically refined lens. With intricate direction and striking visuals, it offers both socio-political insight and cinematic brilliance. The story’s universal themes extend beyond Russia, making it a profound, must-watch drama. Explore Zvyagintsev’s Loveless—experience a stark, modern masterpiece of film and society.

 They play Jazz without knowing it, they play and that’s enough.

 A dance over musical ruins and joining this dance is only pleasure.

Niechęć's self-titled album from Poland blends jazz, rock, and experimental sounds effortlessly. The music flows between gentle caresses and sudden energetic bursts, creating an immersive emotional experience. The band's playfulness and role-shifting add charm to this avant-garde musical journey. Their sound invites listeners to dance over the ruins of musical conventions with pleasure. Dive into Niechęć's captivating blend of jazz and experimental sounds—listen now to experience this unique Polish musical journey!

 The Last Jedi is a good movie.

 We finally understand that there are no good and bad people, we finally understand the true concept of balance.

This review praises Rian Johnson's love and vision for The Last Jedi, highlighting its deep themes like failure and Force balance. It appreciates John Williams' captivating score and spiritual elements connecting to the original saga. However, it also critiques pacing, unnecessary scenes, and Disney-driven marketing decisions. Despite flaws, the reviewer embraces the film’s fresh approach and declares a positive verdict with a score of 8/10. Discover the deeper meanings and vibrant music of The Last Jedi — watch or read our full review now!

 "The end result is the 'smoke and mirrors' effect: at first listen, one has the impression of not having fully understood... but after familiarity, one realizes how lacking and disorganized the content is."

 "If the entire album resembled more closely that tenuous dream pop of 'Genesis', it would have been a completely different story."

This review critiques Grimes' Visions as an album that tries unsuccessfully to please both casual listeners and experimental music fans. The songs lack memorable hooks and the experimentation feels hesitant rather than bold. The production masks weaknesses in songwriting, resulting in a disorganized and unremarkable listening experience. The reviewer suggests a stronger emphasis on the dream pop style showcased in the track 'Genesis' would have improved the album. Explore Grimes' Visions to hear its unique sound and judge if its ambition resonates with you.

 A perfect blend of tradition and avant-garde: a baroque minimalism of fine quality.

 'Winter' lifts the general tone with a climax of strings in continuous ascent, heart-swelling.

Max Richter's Recomposed Vivaldi album successfully merges baroque aesthetics with minimalist modernism, drawing inspiration from Arvo Pärt and Philip Glass. While some sections like 'Autumn' feel underdeveloped, the album overall provides engaging and original interpretations, especially in 'Winter.' It is both a pleasant listening experience and a good entry point for fans of contemporary art music. Listen to Max Richter's innovative recomposition of Vivaldi and experience a modern classical masterpiece bridging centuries.

 Millions of soundproof booths floating in the ether.

 One of the albums of the year. Recommended.

Kelly Lee Owens' debut album merges tribalized techno with dreamy and trip-hop elements, creating a unique and captivating sound. The collaboration with Jenny Hval on 'Anxi' fits seamlessly into this blend. The album balances experimentalism and accessibility, making it a recommended standout release. Listen to Kelly Lee Owens’ debut album and experience a groundbreaking blend of techno and dreamy soundscapes.

 Nothingness in Music. An infernal ocean saturated with heavy and grave electricity.

 You reach the end with a pervasive malaise; pale-faced, lifeless.

Love from With the Dead by Lee Dorrian's project is an unrelenting doom metal album that immerses the listener in a dark, heavy, and oppressive atmosphere. The music is slow, dense, and crushing, with little variation but immense power. It evokes a sense of hopelessness and malaise that grips from start to finish. A challenging but rewarding listen for doom metal enthusiasts. Dive into the crushing depths of With the Dead's doom metal legacy – listen now and experience the heavy power yourself!

 They had everything: the cool name, the unique and extravagant look, and an amazing sound.

 A sound journey halfway between science fiction and romanticism.

This review highlights A Flock of Seagulls' self-titled debut as a unique and stellar blend of New Wave, Synthpop, and Space Rock. The album is praised for its distinctive synth and guitar sound, memorable singles, and overall character. It's depicted as an underappreciated yet iconic release from the early 1980s with timeless appeal. Listen to the stellar debut of A Flock of Seagulls and experience their timeless New Wave sound today!

 Science fiction is one of the most difficult literary genres to practice, especially novels, because the world to tell often does not exist.

 Italian science fiction is no less valid than that written in other countries; however, the literary genre is in decline, while cinematic SF is thriving.

This friendly interview with Piero Schiavo Campo reveals his evolution from astrophysicist to celebrated sci-fi author. He discusses his inspirations, the role of science in his writing, and the experimental nature of his works blending fairy tales with science fiction. Campo also offers thoughtful insights on the current Italian SF landscape and the challenges the genre faces in the era of cinematic dominance. His deep scientific knowledge enriches his narrative approach, making this a compelling read for lovers of intelligent SF. Discover Piero Schiavo Campo's unique blend of science and storytelling—read the full interview and explore his award-winning novels now!

 From the very first notes of the opening track 'Civil of You Stranger,' the band’s style becomes apparent: acoustic guitar sounds blend with hints of electric parts, marked by Jess Roden’s voice.

 'Country Home' is a great album not recognized as it deserves.

Bronco's 1970 debut album 'Country Home' mixes folk, blues, and rock, led by Jess Roden and Robbie Blunt. Featuring a blend of acoustic and electric guitars, the album balances dreamy English psychedelia with powerful guitar-driven rock. Noted for its strong live reputation, the studio work remains subtle and atmospheric. Though the band released two more albums, 'Country Home' is regarded as their best and most deserving of recognition. Listen to Bronco’s 'Country Home' and explore this overlooked classic blending folk, blues, and rock from 1970!

 A journey where instead of walking one perhaps crawls, and one crawls with the sensation of levitating above the music.

 Heavy guitars that slowly deform in the tracks, an antimatter cake where the catchy motif is there, but it spreads like blood in water.

Usnea’s 2013 debut album presents a unique take on doom metal, mixing sludge and black metal influences with atmospheric moments. The record offers heavy, melancholic riffs and nostalgic melodies. Its compact, monolithic production highlights the band’s maturity. The album is a haunting and immersive experience, praised for its emotional depth and musical craftsmanship. Dive into Usnea’s immersive doom metal world—listen to their debut and experience heavy, atmospheric soundscapes like never before.

 The effect is devastating.

 An album without a specific genre reference, but above all, the forceful manifestation of what can be considered an expressive urgency.

His Electro Blue Voice's Mental Hoop delivers a devastating mix of kraut-rock-inspired repetition and post-punk intensity. The album juxtaposes traditional tracks with bursts of fury and noisy punk energy. It defies clear genre classification and builds on the wild nature introduced by its predecessor, Ruthless Sperm. The project asserts a unique, expressive voice in the experimental music scene. Listen to Mental Hoop now and dive into His Electro Blue Voice's intense genre-blending soundscape!

 A dawn monstrance introduces the monumental title-track.

 Western dynamism and Eastern stasis fused into enigmatic diadems where images of the Past and the Future flash and intertwine endlessly.

Thom Brennan's Mountains offers a delicately crafted ambient experience characterized by Levantine harmonies and electronic textures. The album fuses Western dynamism with Eastern stasis, creating a cinematic and mystical soundscape. Key tracks feature ethereal drones and fluid percussion rhythms that evoke spiritual and ancestral imagery. The composition bears a subtle nod to Steve Roach's style while maintaining a unique enigmatic quality. Dive into Thom Brennan's Mountains and experience a mystical ambient journey filled with ethereal soundscapes and cinematic depth.

 Among the florets of these gospels and the unbridled psychedelia, the album definitely sounds like forest music to me.

 A lo-fi that is dust of honey, young choirs creating beams of light, branches letting them in with hints of rhythm on chants from the first dawn post-hangover.

Eola's album Dang, crafted over years by Edwin White, offers a unique mix of lo-fi psychedelic folk and blues with electronic influences. Its nature-inspired sound and intriguing melodies create a forest-like atmosphere. The album features a compelling blend of genres and an experimental yet inviting vibe. Although the reviewer had only one listen, several tracks left a lasting impression. Listen to Eola's Dang for a captivating journey through lo-fi psychedelic folk and blues melodies inspired by nature's serenity.

 The album talks about how even the most beautiful things that happen to us in life can turn into real nightmares.

 Staying down a little, in trouble, trying to understand and analyze the pain that strikes us is, in my opinion, the only way to get out of the darkest and hardest periods that life has in store.

Riccardo Gileno’s The Curse EP is a deeply emotional and well-crafted debut exploring the struggles and recovery from difficult life moments. The record features four evocative tracks blending folk and indie styles with smooth arrangements and intimate vocals. The review highlights the production quality and the maturity of Gileno’s songwriting, comparing his style to artists like Bon Iver and Damien Rice. The EP encourages reflection and hope through its evolving soundscapes. Listen to Riccardo Gileno’s The Curse EP to experience heartfelt folk-indie reflections and uplifting recovery anthems.

 The Gluts were born out of urgency, a need more from the gut than the head.

 When we write, the emotional factor is determinant, so perhaps the noise simply accompanies our emotions.

This review presents an exclusive five-question interview with Italian band The Gluts about their album 'Estasi'. The band discusses their origins, blending of post-punk and psychedelic influences, and emotional songwriting. They also highlight their relationship with Fuzz Club Records and share insights on Milan's music scene. Future plans include a European tour and new releases, promising an exciting 2018. Discover The Gluts' unique sound and plans—read the full interview and immerse yourself in 'Estasi' today!