Almost all the songs from this album have remained in the collective memory and still constitute a significant part of the setlist of our artist’s concerts.

 "Fiore di Maggio," a very famous song dedicated to his daughter Carlotta, with the delicate arpeggio that characterizes the introduction.

Fabio Concato's 1984 self-titled album is widely regarded as his best, featuring numerous songs that remain in public memory and live performances. It blends delicate melodies with heartfelt, introspective lyrics, highlighting hits like "Fiore di Maggio" and "Sexy Tango." The album showcases skilled musicianship and captures themes of love, family, and reflection. Its timeless quality cements the record as a milestone in Italian light music. Listen to Fabio Concato’s timeless 1984 album and experience the heartfelt melodies that shaped Italian pop music!

 The impact force of sonic jewels like 'Hordes of Empire' or the beautiful 'Born for War' will not disappoint even those who still had some reservations about the early productions.

 Here I’m talking about music and will not dwell on the history of the band’s human vicissitudes.

Graveland’s album revisits classic Black Metal tracks with a fresh sound and renewed energy, maintaining the band’s pagan and controversial themes. The review praises the technical skill and emotional impact of the remake, highlighting its significance for both longtime fans and newcomers. The album stands out as a strong statement in the Black Metal community despite ideological debates. Discover Graveland’s powerful Black Metal journey—listen to 1050 Years of Pagan Cult and experience the pagan spirit renewed.

 "Crack-Up represents a work in which the Fleet Foxes achieve their full artistic maturity."

 "A perhaps crazy wandering, but full of sentiment and musical richness."

Fleet Foxes' Crack-Up marks their return after six years with a mature and complex folk album. It departs from their earlier, more accessible style, embracing irregular song structures and deeper emotional expression. The album represents the band's full artistic growth and richness, though some live performances may fail to capture its studio magic. Tracks like 'I Am All That I Need / Arroyo Seco / Thumbprint Scar' and 'Fool's Errand' embody this evolution. Explore Fleet Foxes' Crack-Up and experience their artistic evolution through rich, intricate folk melodies.

 The Prodigy are back... AND WHAT A COMEBACK!

 If after years they come back with an album like this, it means they still have a lot to say.

The Prodigy returns with The Day Is My Enemy, delivering a strong album with tough and punk-influenced tracks. While a couple of songs don't fully resonate, highlights like the title track, Wall Of Death, and Rok Weiler showcase their enduring energy. Collaborations with artists like Martina Topley Bird and Sleaford Mods add unique flavors. Though not a masterpiece like Music For The Jilted Generation, the album proves the band's continued relevance. Listen to The Prodigy’s fierce comeback and explore the raw energy of The Day Is My Enemy now!

 A remarkable and abundant sound over which Aldo Tagliapietra’s unmistakable vocal timbre stands out elegantly.

 Symphonic pop with subtle charm without losing the right path, thunderous but always balanced.

Le Orme’s album Elementi revisits the golden era of Italian progressive rock with a balanced mix of classical and symphonic elements. The album features an elegant vocal performance by Aldo Tagliapietra and showcases a mature, well-crafted sound. The music maintains prog traditions while exploring a laid-back yet complex instrumental approach. Elementi stands as a strong continuation of the band’s legacy with subtle originality and seamless melodic structures. Discover Le Orme's Elementi and immerse yourself in classic Italian progressive rock refined for the new millennium.

 A living universe of memories.

 He gave us the key, but everyone must find the door in their own Universe.

Ernest Hood's 1975 album 'Neighborhoods' evokes a nostalgic and dreamlike portrait of childhood memories and neighborhood life. The music acts as a gateway to sensory moments and personal histories, blending everyday sounds with delicate emotions. It is praised for its sensitive and poetic approach to memory through sound. Listen to Ernest Hood's 'Neighborhoods' and step into a beautifully nostalgic soundscape of memory and place.

 Mirko outshines the excellent professional Borghi who 'acts' in this film while Mirko is himself.

 The ending, finally, accompanied by Don Backy’s 'Canzone,' is splendid.

The Biggest Dream is Michele Vannucci's impressive debut film, blending docu-film realism with raw emotional drama. Set in a neglected Roman suburb, it follows Mirko Frezza, who plays himself in a tale of crime and attempted redemption. The film earned acclaim at Venice and a David di Donatello award, showcasing authentic performances and a powerful narrative. Though a debut, it stands out for its style, pacing, and emotional impact. Watch Michele Vannucci’s The Biggest Dream to experience a gripping story of redemption from the heart of Rome’s suburbs.

 The characters are coarse: two-dimensional caricatures with one or two traits at most.

 Great technical work in using the scenes and the water, but also many baroque embellishments.

The review reflects on Titanic with the perspective of time, praising its technical mastery and social commentary while critiquing its melodramatic characters and overstretched narrative. The film's spectacle impresses, but its storytelling feels redundant and simplistic. The love story and dramatic elements lack subtlety, making the movie more theatrical than profound. Despite these flaws, Titanic remains a powerful yet flawed blockbuster classic. Explore this in-depth Titanic review and see why its grand spectacle meets mixed storytelling results.

 Iron & Wine has returned to his roots with this new Epic Beast, transcending musical fashion and era with a clear, mature, and poetic sound.

 "For all the love you’ve left behind / You can have mine."

Iron & Wine's Beast Epic is a contemplative folk album that blends timeless acoustic melodies with themes of aging and the passage of time. Samuel Beam creates a poetic journey inspired by nature and personal reflection. The album's sound is rooted in classic folk and country, evoking vivid imagery and deep emotion. Standout tracks like "Call It Dreaming" and "Last Night" highlight Beam's mature songwriting and evocative voice. Discover the timeless beauty of Iron & Wine's Beast Epic—listen now for a heartfelt folk journey through life and nature.

 An excellent return for Starsailor, which does not betray the deeply rooted convictions of the English band, while introducing a couple of innovations that could be interesting to explore in the future.

 'Listen To Your Heart,' a very energetic track (and very close to the latest Placebo) that brings the band back to the more rocking atmospheres of the underrated 'On The Outside.'

Starsailor's 'All This Life' marks a confident return after their reunion, blending their signature sound with fresh influences. Produced by Richard McNamara of Embrace, the album features energetic rock tracks and soulful ballads. Notable is the funky groove of 'Take A Little Time' and folk-electronic fusion in 'FIA (Fuck It All).' Overall, the album balances tradition and innovation, promising exciting future directions. Listen to Starsailor's 'All This Life' and experience their dynamic blend of classic rock and fresh innovation.

 ‘A distorted characterization of his figure had taken hold of the media... the people capable of refuting such lies... were never consulted.’

 ‘You could take anything from Jim, but don’t mess with his freedom.’

This review praises Frank Lisciandro’s book 'Jim Morrison - A Conversation Among Friends' for its unique and honest insight into Morrison’s true character. Based on interviews with those closest to Jim, the book refutes many misconceptions perpetuated by media and popular culture. Lisciandro, a genuine friend and dedicated documentarian, offers readers a nuanced portrait beyond the rockstar myth. The review highlights the book’s respectful and intimate approach, providing fresh perspectives on Morrison’s life and legacy. Explore Frank Lisciandro’s intimate portrait of Jim Morrison to see the man beyond the myth—read the book and discover the real story.

 Hammill’s lyrics indeed often venture into necrophilic and horrific themes, a legacy of his love for the gothic storytelling of authors such as Poe and Lovecraft.

 The gothic and delirious 'feeling', alternating with quieter and more intimate moments, has always hypnotized me and made the music of these grooves unforgettable.

This review praises Van der Graaf Generator's album 'The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each Other' as one of their best, highlighting its dark, gothic progressive rock sound. It notes the key addition of David Jackson's double saxophone and Peter Hammill's complex, literary-inspired lyrics. The album balances aggressive and intimate moments, featuring standout tracks like 'Darkness' and 'Refugees.' The reviewer appreciates the hypnotic atmosphere and considers it a personal favorite despite not being the band's absolute masterpiece. Explore Van der Graaf Generator's dark progressive sound—listen to 'The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each Other' now!

 This is a monstrous album, with driving drums, the metal techno track "Their Law", the very famous "Voodoo People".

 At the time, they were creating one masterpiece after another and it’s only the second one!

The review praises The Prodigy’s Music for the Jilted Generation as a monumental electronic album featuring standout tracks like 'Voodoo People' and 'Their Law'. While some repetition in the tracks is noted, it remains a definitive masterpiece from one of the band’s early successes. Discover the relentless energy of The Prodigy’s classic album and dive into the beats that defined a generation!

 "Turn Blue represents a pleasant discovery for those who think they need to dust off their playlist composed of various The Strokes, The Vines, or the flashy Kasabian."

 "The duo manage not to disappoint and consistently create cool music; perhaps not always original, but more than appreciable compared to the artistic average of the period."

The review reflects on The Black Keys' 2014 album Turn Blue, highlighting its shift to a more introspective and psychedelic blues-rock sound. While acknowledging the band's commercial success, it praises the album's musical quality and consistency over originality. Tracks like 'Weight of Love' and 'Fever' receive special mention, alongside the album’s distinctive indie and retro influences. Ultimately, Turn Blue is seen as a notable addition to the indie rock scene. Explore The Black Keys' Turn Blue and experience a fresh blend of blues, psychedelia, and indie rock today!

 I was never able to finish it even though the eleven tracks last only 37 minutes and a bit more.

 It’s an album that is too commercial, more so than the already mentioned Pura Vida Conspiracy, where there’s very little punk and gipsy.

The review expresses disappointment in Gogol Bordello's latest album, 'Seekers and Finders,' highlighting its excessive polish and commercial drift. Unlike earlier works that blended punk and gypsy sounds effectively, this album feels overproduced and lacks the energy fans expect. While a couple of tracks stand out, overall it falls short, marking a decline from the band's earlier vibrant releases. Discover why long-time fans feel 'Seekers and Finders' misses the mark—listen and decide for yourself!

 A work that is cinema in its purest form. More than that, it is a celebration of the possibilities of the cinematic medium, regardless of pure narration.

 It is not an explosive war that Nolan shows us; it is a war that slowly degrades and exhausts the spirits, a decline of the flame of life for each one.

Dunkirk is praised for its focus on individual choices amidst war, emphasizing cinematic form over dialogue. Nolan’s use of sound, music, and realistic visuals creates a tactile, tension-filled experience. The film portrays war as a draining, desperate struggle rather than explosive combat. Technical mastery and emotional depth combine to deliver a powerful depiction of survival and human spirit. Discover the intense realism and haunting beauty of Dunkirk—watch Nolan’s masterpiece and experience war like never before.

 The aura of humanity and sacrifice imprisoned among the notes of these instrumentals would lend itself well to a film or an independent project.

 A light piano and more angelic choirs than ever to underline how much weakness, how much humanity is beneath the amount of war and prevailing violence.

This review praises Susumu Hirasawa's work on the Berserk Original Soundtrack for its emotional range and strong connection to the story. The reviewer, initially unfamiliar with manga and anime, grew to appreciate both the narrative and soundtrack deeply. Tracks like 'Guts' and 'Earth' stand out for their blend of instrumental beauty and thematic relevance. The album is recommended not only to fans but also to newcomers curious about Japanese storytelling beyond typical superhero tales. Explore the haunting melodies of Susumu Hirasawa’s Berserk soundtrack—immerse yourself in its emotional journey today!

 Our thoughts, the voices, the 'chatter' we hear in the background when we begin to reason, it’s all confused in a digital nausea, reproduced in an old cassette from the future.

 The next morning we wake up on a Caribbean beach in the shade of a palm tree, remembering only the blowjob from the night before and the face of that bastard who pissed on our car.

Laurel Halo's 'Dust' is an immersive album mixing futuristic R&B with ambient, psychedelic soundscapes. The review depicts vivid, surreal scenes that evoke deep mental journeys and contrasting moods. The music blends digital elements with nostalgic textures, creating a unique sonic experience. Despite its creative ambition, the overall impact is mixed, reflecting a complex atmosphere rather than straightforward enjoyment. Dive into Laurel Halo's 'Dust'—explore its futuristic sounds and surreal stories now!

 AF’s music is like their vocal mixes, excellent, well executed, as is their performance style.

 The final track, Caffè Song, provokes anger as it hints... that with a third LP, never released, AF would surely have found the right path.

This review offers a detailed breakdown of Acqua Fragile's second album 'Mass Media Stars,' exploring each track's musicality and vocal performance. The reviewer praises the album's complexity and blend of prog rock styles, while noting some vocal imperfections. The band’s balanced ensemble work and historical context are highlighted, along with the anticipation for a never-released third album. Despite production challenges and limited commercial success, the album stands as a valuable progressive rock piece from the 1970s. Dive into the rich sounds of Acqua Fragile's 'Mass Media Stars' and explore a forgotten prog rock masterpiece today!

 "They play phallic hardcore punk with the homosexuality of a new waver, kiss Robert Smith with slobbery butterfly kisses and raise their right arm to the sky, bald!"

 "Thanks, but you were too ahead for us!" — a phrase representing how innovative music is often misunderstood.

The review provides a critical yet insightful look at Holograms' album Surrender, highlighting its blend of hardcore punk and new wave influences. It contrasts the band's music to contemporaries like Iceage and the late 2010s punk scene. Despite recognizing some dated characteristics, the reviewer acknowledges the album's artistic freshness and relevance in the current musical landscape. Dive into Holograms' Surrender and explore the raw fusion of punk and new wave sounds!