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!

 Pirata... became first an object of cult and then soon a rightly forgotten film.

 The film leaves room for many doubts that go beyond the work itself and concern different forms and currents of thought believed to be revolutionary but that instead paved the way for what was then presented... as the end of all ideals.

Paolo Ciaffi Ricagno's 1984 film Pirata is a unique but flawed cult sci-fi work combining dystopian and punk influences. While visually and thematically ambitious, it is often seen as forgettable and low quality. The film critiques both Western media culture and Soviet authoritarianism with a mix of grotesque and surreal imagery. Despite its shortcomings, the review suggests the film's content is worth examining for its cultural and ideological complexities. Discover the provocative world of Pirata—watch this cult sci-fi classic and explore its dark punk dystopia.

 If it makes you exclaim, 'Mecojoni!', then we are talking about a great movie; on the contrary, if the reaction is, 'E sticazzi?', then well, it's better to move on.

 Mark Gregory... objectively has zero charisma and zero appeal for a movie where perhaps a protagonist capable of rising to the occasion would have been enough to significantly raise the qualitative level.

Escape from the Bronx (1983) is a post-apocalyptic cult film directed by Enzo G. Castellari. While it excels in action sequences, setting, and soundtrack, the lead actor lacks charisma, which detracts from the film's overall impact. The movie contains strong social criticism about urban decay and institutional ghettoization, but is somewhat let down by recycled ideas. Despite its flaws, it holds value for fans of 80s Italian action cinema. Discover the cult classic Escape from the Bronx and explore its thrilling action and gritty urban themes!

 Mazzy Star is the tendril of a wisteria that wraps around the soul.

 A final of exquisite class... Hope is literally naked, inside us.

This review celebrates Mazzy Star's 1990 album She Hangs Brightly as a captivating and richly textured debut blending folk, psychedelia, and dream pop. It highlights the enchanting voice of Hope Sandoval and the artistic collaboration with David Roback. The album is praised for its hypnotic atmosphere and variety, with a special nod to standout tracks like the title track and Before I Sleep. Overall, the review deeply appreciates the album's intimate beauty and lasting influence. Listen to She Hangs Brightly now and immerse yourself in Mazzy Star's enchanting dream-folk world.

 An endless emotional flow; there’s no space, there’s no time.

 The title track... stands as the undisputed peak of the work.

Callisto's 2009 album Providence offers nearly seventy minutes of immersive post-metal music. Drawing influences from bands like Isis and Pelican, the album balances hypnotic calm and fierce intensity. Instrumental expanses are marked by progressive, psychedelic shifts and emotional depth. The title track is highlighted as a pinnacle moment, showcasing the band's dynamic range and mastery. Dive into Callisto's Providence and experience a captivating journey through the best of post-metal's emotional and progressive soundscape.

 The album... aims to be at the same time a manifestation of dissent against a capitalist and fascist drift of the political establishment and a call to a new opposition movement.

 Music - like any form of art - concretely represents the ideological content of significant segments of the society we live in.

Gnod’s 2017 album confronts the rise of authoritarianism and capitalist excess through a fusion of post-punk fury and experimental noise. Rooted in UK socio-political turmoil post-Brexit, the album channels raw dissent without nihilism. It stands as both musical statement and ideological manifesto urging opposition. The review highlights the band’s evolution and sharp conceptual focus. Musically and thematically, the album resonates strongly in a turbulent era. Explore Gnod’s fierce and uncompromising political punk statement – listen now and join the dissent.

 This record is worth gold when there might be a collapse among neutrino stars.

 Powerful and anthemic tracks that would make any melodic hardcore and pop-punk band of the last 25 years jealous at least.

The review praises Anxious' EP 'Carved' for its powerful and anthemic melodic hardcore and pop-punk tracks. It evokes teenage angst and punk attitude reminiscent of bands like Bad Religion and Fugazi. Despite being an EP, the production quality is commendable. The record is considered a top release of the year and highly recommended for fans of the genre. Listen to Anxious' Carved EP and dive into powerful melodic hardcore and punk anthems that capture raw teenage energy!

 FF061116 is divided into seven tracks that cross every frontier of experimentalism and shatter every barrier of sound.

 Sharp and edgy like a razor blade, obsessively compulsive in their repetitiveness, the music of Housewives lodges directly into your brain like a bullet fired at a speed of 1000 m/s.

Housewives' second album, FF061116, solidifies their position as a leading avant-garde act in the UK's alternative scene. Released by Rocket Recordings, the album channels late 70s New York no-wave and post-punk energy. Its seven tracks mix noise, drone, and post-hardcore elements with a sharp, repetitive intensity. The record is praised for its unorthodox sound and powerful impact. Comparisons include This Heat, Fugazi, and The Ex. Dive into Housewives' FF061116 to experience a cutting-edge blend of experimental and post-punk music firsthand!

 "The Bridge is a solid work without being particularly memorable."

 "You've given me the best of you, and now I need the rest of you."

Billy Joel's 1986 album The Bridge stands as a solid entry in his discography despite the challenging 80s pop-rock era. It features memorable tracks like "This Is the Time," "Baby Grand" with Ray Charles, and "Code of Silence" with Cindy Lauper. The review highlights Joel's varied musical influences and notable guest appearances, while acknowledging some dated production choices and filler songs. Overall, it praises the album’s musical craftsmanship and heartfelt storytelling. Listen to Billy Joel's The Bridge and discover its rich melodies and iconic collaborations today!

 The love for the Bemba roots in Emeli has had a good effect on the continuation of her career.

 Breathing Underwater... is an easy soulful catch and soft as you like, for the melody.

This review awards Emeli Sandé's 'Long Live the Angels' two and a half stars, acknowledging soulful highlights while noting an uneven overall impression. It praises tracks like Highs/Lows and Breathing Underwater for their emotional depth but finds the album somewhat complaisant and repetitive in its themes. The reviewer appreciates Sandé's roots influence but suggests the album falters away from certain producers. Overall, it's a mixed but contemplative assessment. Discover Emeli Sandé's 'Long Live the Angels' and explore its soulful moments for yourself.

 ‘European Song’ expresses an urgent need for expression and renewal in the daily struggle against the geopolitical situation.

 The news of Donald Trump’s election was felt like a real shock and led the group to completely rethink everything they were doing.

Kreidler's second LP 'European Song' channels the political unrest following Trump's 2016 election into a compelling and experimental electronic album. Rooted in krautrock traditions and minimalism, the band recorded much of the album live, creating a powerful call for resistance and renewal. The album mixes dark trance, repetitive percussion, and dynamic bass grooves. Despite its improvised feel, it is a tightly crafted musical statement against xenophobia and oppression. Listen to Kreidler's 'European Song' for a powerful mix of electronic soundscapes and political urgency—explore the album now!

 A record that's quite bland and lacking in ideas.

 Half of the tracks seem to be played with the guitar, as if he were De André, who he neither has the voice nor the poetic height of.

The review harshly criticizes Jovanotti's album 'Oh, Vita!' as a bland and uninspired effort. Despite good production by Rick Rubin, the album lacks real musicianship and creativity. The sound is described as outdated and uninventive, with weak vocals and forgettable choruses. The reviewer doubts anyone will honestly confront Jovanotti about the album's flaws. Read the full review and decide if Jovanotti's 'Oh, Vita!' lives up to the hype or falls flat.

 Twelve 'first songs,' repetitive, imperfect yet meaningful, simple, immediate, capable of being penetrating, and not so easily forgotten.

 Michael’s voice seems to come from the vocal cords of a sixty-year-old alcoholic or a victim of vices. His soul is haunted by ghosts.

Michael Hurley’s debut album 'First Songs,' recorded in 1964, reveals a raw, simple, and deeply emotional folk experience. Despite its imperfections, the album’s haunting melodies and vivid storytelling create a lasting impact. Hurley’s outsider status and unique voice position this work as a significant and innovative folk record. The review highlights its timeless qualities and musical authenticity. Listen to Michael Hurley’s 'First Songs' and experience a haunting folk classic that shaped outsider music.

 The return of Morbid Angel literally "massacred" my already poor hearing for at least a week.

 Forty-seven minutes to demonstrate that the Kings of Death Metal are back...FROM THE HAND OF KINGS...

Kingdoms Disdained is Morbid Angel's strong comeback to old-school Death Metal after a disappointing previous album. The album features brutal riffs, powerful vocals, and excellent production by Erik Rutan. Though it may not reach the heights of their earliest masterpieces, it offers a direct, intense listening experience. Trey Azagthoth and Steve Tucker deliver performances that reaffirm the band's legendary status in the extreme metal scene. Explore Morbid Angel's Kingdoms Disdained and experience the raw power of true old-school Death Metal!

 You can’t go back from that self-awareness.

 Society is designed to cover up the harassers at the expense of the harassed.

Giulia Blasi, a writer and journalist, reflects on the social impact of the #quellavoltache initiative, launched amid the Weinstein case. She highlights women’s increased self-awareness about abuse and discusses the complexities around consent and harassment, particularly in Asia Argento’s case. Blasi critiques media handling and stresses the importance of listening to victims. She also shares insights about the systemic imbalance of power and the challenges victims face in seeking justice. Discover Giulia Blasi’s powerful insights on #quellavoltache and the ongoing fight against sexual harassment.

 Music is art, and as long as there’s the opportunity to bring something luminous out of the garbage, be it a diamond or bottle shards, I’ll do it.

 This ocean of lights tears my heart apart, and I wish I could go back to being lulled by the dry glans hammering of Shellac.

The review reflects on Aura Bora's 'Was' as a noise pop album filled with carefree melodies yet lacking experimentation. It connects the sound with bands like Superchunk and Seam, expressing mixed emotions about the album's mood and themes. The reviewer contemplates the role of music criticism and the value of discovering lesser-known artists. Ultimately, the review acknowledges the album's emotional impact despite its conventional approach. Dive into Aura Bora's 'Was' to experience its heartfelt noise pop and raw indie energy today!

 Kate Winslet gives everything in her performance, with a body that speaks and tells of the fading of the woman.

 From a disastrous mother and her guy without guidance, something good might be born, a future genius of the Seventh Art.

Woody Allen revisits themes of female emotional struggles in La Ruota delle Meraviglie, with Kate Winslet delivering a compelling performance. The film explores a flawed woman's fight for happiness amidst self-deception and failed relationships. Compared to past works like Blue Jasmine, this movie deepens emotional and pragmatic dimensions with strong supporting characters. Its simple direction and symbolic lighting bolster a narrative about personal failures and hope. Discover the emotional depth of Woody Allen’s latest film with Kate Winslet’s stunning performance—watch La Ruota delle Meraviglie today!

 Necrophilic electronic music, sadomasochistic, filthy, a naïve porn!

 The greatest merit of Ultima II Massage is the undeniable quality: all 16 tracks, aided by their short duration, flow smoothly and without noticeable dips.

Ultima II Massage by Tobacco delivers a provocative and skillful blend of psychedelic electronic music inspired by late 70s and early 80s aesthetics. The album balances grotesque oddities with clever pop hooks, highlighted by collaborations and nods to artists like Beck and Boards of Canada. Its gritty, distorted production challenges modern norms while maintaining consistent quality across 16 tracks. Fans of experimental electronic sounds will find this album both unsettling and captivating. Dive into Tobacco's Ultima II Massage and experience a wild ride of psychedelic electronics and experimental sounds now!

 It's barely 40 minutes of pure madness, yet somewhat controlled.

 If you manage to survive the machine-gun burst and the alienated screams... you might have encountered a work capable of rewarding you as you deserve.

Atomsmasher by James Plotkin is a frenetic and visionary cybergrind album blending pure madness with moments of surreal beauty. Featuring Dj Speedranch and Dave Witte, it delivers intense, distorted soundscapes infused with unexpected touches like jazz, ethnic elements, and epic atmospheres. The review highlights the challenging but rewarding nature of the music and encourages a dedicated listening experience. Overall, it applauds Plotkin's genius and the album's adventurous spirit. Dive into Atomsmasher’s chaotic sonic experience — listen now and embrace the madness!

 The Gardeners, the masterpiece of the album, with its nervous approach between dreamy-Gypsy atmospheres, reveals to us all the undeniable vocal abilities.

 I can’t give anything less than the maximum to someone who... has always sought a balance between technique and emotion.

John Martyn’s 1968 album The Tumbler is a remarkable early work full of creativity and technical skill. The album blends folk, jazz, and blues seamlessly, highlighting Martyn’s authentic sound before effects pedals defined his style. Notable tracks like The Gardeners and Seven Black Roses showcase his vocal and guitar talents, while the diverse styles reflect a young artist exploring new musical territory. This album remains a testament to his enduring artistry nearly 50 years later. Explore John Martyn’s early brilliance—listen to The Tumbler and rediscover a folk-jazz gem!