"A work that can be listened to effortlessly, but represents a step back compared to the debut album."

 "'Trying so Hard to Forget' is a great closing, hard to forget, marked by evocative harmonica and deep bass."

 Listen to Fleetwood Mac’s 'Mr. Wonderful' and explore the roots of their classic blues-rock sound today!

 'Polygondwanaland' was released as a free digital download, inviting listeners and labels alike to share the experience.

 'Crumbling Castle' immediately showcases the album's dominant theme, rooted in the interplay of guitar riffs and vocal performances.

 Listen to Polygondwanaland now and explore King Gizzard's psychedelic journey freely!

 The film does not hold up to the original novel and can be practically defined as a sort of surrogate.

 It configures as a work mainly of military science fiction, imbued with a certain foundational ideological militarism and the exaltation of infantry troops.

 Explore the enduring legacy of Starship Troopers—watch the film and discover its sci-fi roots today!

 Who Built The Moon? is a confusing, pompous, and inconclusive album.

 The reinvention of our arranger, perhaps also due to poor counsel, doesn’t convince at all.

 Discover why Noel Gallagher's latest album divides opinions—read the full review and listen to 'Who Built The Moon?' now.

 A voice grabs my ears and scratches them, giving me immense pleasure.

 Start from the beginning with 'If I'm In Luck I Might Get Picked Up' and bon voyage with an engaging funk that can melt a chunk of ice like myself.

 Listen to Betty Davis’s 1973 funk classic and experience the raw power of her voice—start your funk journey now!

 ‘Wolf of the Cosmos’ is an elegant and very sophisticated work.

 It has really too little energy and easily tires the listener.

 Discover Bonnie 'Prince' Billy's delicate reinterpretation of Susanna’s work—listen to Wolf of the Cosmos now and explore its atmospheric charm.

 This album ... gives the compositions a new life and a more modern character where, moreover, his interventions, instead of being invasive, are certainly functional.

 We effectively realize that after all these years, dear old Oldham himself ... has become one of the greatest authors of American music of all time.

 Discover the heartfelt homage in Best Troubador—listen to Bonnie 'Prince' Billy’s masterful take on Merle Haggard’s timeless classics.

 The work stands out for its caustic, deep, guttural sound. Sabbath-like with proto-industrial remnants.

 They just want to cause harm and create havoc; starting from the slums where the album was born.

 Dive into the savage world of White Zombie's 'Make Them Die Slowly' and experience the raw power of early Rob Zombie!

 "Memory... has the conceptual solidity of an album written with calm and inspiration."

 "Overall, a pleasant and very successful experiment."

 Listen to 'Memory Of A Cut Off Head' and explore John Dwyer's folk-inspired musical journey today!

 The dissolution, the destruction of the self is the first principle of our music...

 Turn the volume all the way up, press play, close your eyes and start to disappear...

 Dive into the hypnotic chaos of Skullflower’s IIIrd Gatekeeper—turn it up and let the brutal psychedelia take over.

 Planetarium is a work that must be understood in its entirety, where individual episodes probably make no sense if considered separately.

 The album is more like what could be defined as a dramatic work, intending the birth of the Sun and the planets as the most tragic and charged with pathos event.

 Dive into Planetarium's celestial soundscape and experience Sufjan Stevens' ambitious musical universe.

 'Carrie & Lowell' has been one of the most important albums Sufjan Stevens has made in his career.

 The final result, even without arguably adding anything new in terms of overall quality compared to the original, is nonetheless a compact album deserving of all your attention.

 Discover the heartfelt depths of Sufjan Stevens' The Greatest Gift—listen now and experience his intimate musical journey.

 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.

 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.

 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.

 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.

 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.

 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.

 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.

 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."

 Explore Grimes' Visions to hear its unique sound and judge if its ambition resonates with you.