Leitch knows what he’s doing with captivating sequences like the long fight in a decaying East Berlin building.

 From a certain point, the film brings out the claws and offers many moments of ruthless violence, not at all toned down.

David Leitch's Atomica Bionda delivers a stylish spy thriller anchored by Charlize Theron's charismatic performance. Despite a slow narrative start and some indulgence by the director, the film offers solid entertainment with thrilling fight sequences, appealing aesthetics, and bold character moments. The climactic scenes add intensity, balancing earlier slower parts. Overall, it avoids clichés and succeeds as a quality action movie with unique touches like LGBTQ elements and skillful camerawork. Discover the bold thrills and stylish fights of Atomica Bionda—watch now for a gripping spy action experience!

 "The arrival of an experienced musician like Luca Piatti... turned the band into an even sharper and more aggressive power trio."

 "Amnesia... illustrates the golden and ‘classic’ period of Garage 29, bridging the gap with their more successful record companions."

Garage 29's Amnesia marks a pivotal point after lineup changes and label struggles, showcasing a sharper, more mature power trio sound. The album fuses existential lyrics with intense guitar-driven tracks, earning acclaim in Italy and abroad. Despite production challenges, Amnesia captures the band’s golden era and artistic growth. It remains a crucial piece bridging their sound with contemporaries like Marlene Kuntz and Afterhours. Listen to Garage 29's Amnesia and discover the powerful sound that defined an era in Italian underground rock.

 The first impression you get from listening to Inner Sounds is that time never stopped for Four By Art.

 Listening to Inner Sounds is like getting on a time machine set for a journey to the '60s.

Four By Art, a pioneer of Italy's neo-psychedelic scene, returns with their album Inner Sounds, capturing the raw '60s garage and psychedelic spirit. The 2002 reunion album impresses with vibrant instrumentation and a timeless vibe. Highlighted by a striking album cover by artist Grace, Inner Sounds delivers an engaging and fresh listening experience without dull moments. The band successfully preserves their energetic and captivating style decades after their origins. Dive into Four By Art's Inner Sounds and experience a colorful psychedelic revival—listen now on Bandcamp!

 "'Super Record' is like oriental restaurants in movies. Oriental meals circulate as you watch the 'Qua Qua' dance."

 Essentially, it's crap.

The review describes Magical Power Mako's 'Super Record' as a confusing blend of pseudo-ethnic and Western influences. It evokes 1970s eclectic vibes but ultimately deems the album unsatisfying. The reviewer humorously compares the listening experience to tasting exotic food but warns it's more confusing than enjoyable. Discover the unique and confusing sounds of Magical Power Mako's Super Record – listen now and decide for yourself!

 The rhythm would be shattered and recomposed, daring sidereal enjambements would continuously break the development of distichs.

 A confused and disordered palette of colors randomly squeezed out would be continuously illuminated by the dance of a cold cobalt blue flame that has chosen the wind as its dancer.

Skylab #1 is a trip-hop album that leans heavily on its psychedelic and surreal elements, creating a constantly evolving sonic experience. The sound is likened to a kaleidoscopic mix of beats, broken rhythms, and exotic textures. The review draws parallels to Massive Attack and Portishead but highlights Skylab's unique chaotic and experimental approach. It's described as a colorful, dynamic auditory journey filled with unusual and intriguing sounds. Dive into Skylab #1 and experience a psychedelic trip-hop journey unlike any other!

 The music sharpens the beauty of a voice untouched by the years: immature tint, venomous flickers, intriguing, clear, decisive spoken word that sometimes hides a black heart.

 "We Belong Together" remains an unparalleled ode, timeless, reflecting deep emotion and poetic beauty.

The review celebrates Rickie Lee Jones's 2001 live album recorded at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, highlighting her poetic lyrics and velvety voice. Mixing jazz, folk, blues, and pop influences, the album reflects her artistic maturity and emotional depth. The collaboration with musicians and guest Lyle Lovett enriches the performance. While the live recording shows minor imperfections and misses some fan favorites, it's praised for its intimate and sophisticated delivery. Listen to Rickie Lee Jones’s heartfelt Live at Red Rocks and experience the timeless charm of a musical icon.

 Bad Religion were the main reason I undertook a 10-hour journey... They are undoubtedly my favorite melodic hardcore band, and they did not disappoint.

 Punk with its culture and music is not dead at all; it exists and lives in all those people who... filled the park with great brotherhood spirit.

Bayfest 2017 in Igea Marina delivered a thrilling punk rock lineup featuring Bad Religion, Pennywise, and more. The reviewer highlights energetic live performances, especially praising Bad Religion and Face to Face. Some criticisms are noted, such as high prices and limited food options, but overall the festival’s spirit and music scene were celebrated. The author expresses a strong desire to return and hopes for similar events in their own region. Dive into the full Bayfest 2017 review and experience the raw energy of one of the best punk rock festivals. Listen to the bands and join the punk spirit!

 Life is a punishment, the faults within you, fatal, immovable, inherent. Any order is doomed to fail. All that remains is to laugh about it.

 I am inside a dream that I am dreaming, I decide the rules of this world, and of the other. Or maybe the dream is yours?

The review portrays Antoine Volodine’s Terminus Radioso as an evocative and poetic exploration of memory, existence, and the dissolution of order. It captures a dreamlike desert landscape where traditional rules collapse, leaving only laughter and freedom to forget. The reviewer appreciates the haunting, fragmented nature of the narrative, emphasizing the tension between harm and desire, and the elusive boundary between dreamer and dreamed. Dive into Antoine Volodine’s Terminus Radioso and experience a mesmerizing journey through memory and dream reality.

 Tommy is a talent that comes around every so many years but will be remembered by most as 'the one who replaced Blackmore and then died of an overdose.' What a damn fate.

 The album is primarily a rock-blues record, but with Tommy is Candy you can't dismiss it like that.

Zephyr’s debut album is an overlooked gem in 70s rock, showcasing Tommy Bolin's virtuosic guitar and Candy Givens' powerful voice. Despite tragedy and lack of recognition, their music blends blues, rock, and jazz fusion compellingly. The review highlights their difficult careers, especially Bolin’s brief but intense stint with Deep Purple. The album’s standout tracks and unique style make it a must-listen for rock and blues aficionados. Explore Zephyr’s timeless rock-blues blend—listen now and rediscover these lost legends!

 "Against all odds… I’m still alive… the author reassures us."

 "Nine Times remains a good work and does not betray that desire to amaze, to make a mess, typical of the author."

Adriano Cintra’s third solo album, Nine Times, continues his journey with a unique sound blending synth pop and indie rock influences. Though not reaching the heights of his acclaimed Animal album, Nine Times offers several standout tracks and shows his persistent creativity. The album features playful 80s vibes alongside introspective moments, complemented by a DIY promotional style. Adriano’s songwriting remains strong and hints at more future surprises. Discover the eclectic world of Adriano Cintra’s Nine Times—listen now and explore his unique blend of indie and synth pop!

 "Johnny Cash was not at all comfortable singing certain things; and it was no accident that he replaced those pieces with three self-written songs, extremely critical of the American politics of the time."

 "To remind us of 'who is left behind', today more than ever, we would need many 'Men in Black'."

This review highlights Johnny Cash's two meetings with President Richard Nixon, focusing on his 1972 White House performance. Cash demonstrated courage by refusing to conform to Nixon's conservative song requests, choosing instead to perform his own poignant, socially critical songs. The review emphasizes Cash's deep social consciousness and intellectual honesty during a turbulent political era, showcasing his role as a musical activist. It praises his authenticity and respectfulness despite differing views with Nixon. Explore Johnny Cash's brave White House performance and his honest musical critiques of 1970s America—listen and reflect today.

 'God Bless The Go-Go's' is a callback to the three LPs of the '80s with quotes and homages to their own sound and with some nostalgic tears falling over their history.

 Carlisle’s voice is still the same, gritty and abrasive, and has returned to being more genuine without the over-polishing of her solo albums.

The Go-Go's 2001 album 'God Bless The Go-Go's' marks the band's final chapter, blending their signature surf-pop punk sound with mature reflections. While the album revisits their 1980s roots and showcases Belinda Carlisle's enduring vocals, it lacks youthful energy and surprises. Collaborations like 'Unforgiven' show mixed results, but tracks such as 'La-La Land' and 'Daisy Chain' stand out. The album's cover sparked controversy, fitting with the band's rebellious image. Their farewell tour in 2016 affirmed their lasting desire to rock. Discover The Go-Go's final surf-punk album and experience their timeless sound revisited—listen now!

 Musical madness is the leitmotif of the compositions discussed here.

 Dissociation is the album of complete maturity, perfectly extremizing their style and consecrating them in the pantheon of mathcore groups.

Dissociation is The Dillinger Escape Plan’s final album, delivering a mature and intense expression of their signature mathcore style. The record blends jazz, progressive, and hardcore influences with complex rhythms and harsh vocals. Despite its challenging nature, the album offers moments of intimacy and superb production by Steve Evetts. It is a fitting conclusion that cements the band’s legacy in the genre. Discover The Dillinger Escape Plan’s last epic chapter—listen to Dissociation and experience the pinnacle of mathcore mastery.

 One of the toughest layers of doom-basalt of the last ten years and beyond.

 A massive and lengthy composition fragmented between heavy and gargantuan instrumentals and desolate ambient interludes.

Bongripper's 'Hippie Killer' delivers a powerful doom metal journey marked by dense, heavy instrumentals and atmospheric ambient passages. The album balances heaviness with moments of melody, creating an impactful and immersive listening experience. It is recognized as a significant work in the genre over the past decade. Dive into Bongripper's 'Hippie Killer' and experience a monumental journey through the depths of doom metal now!

 Our heroes believe they are playing space rock, but they are full of a succulent taste of peyote.

 This is an evolving psycho garage record, at times unbearable, noisy, makes you sweat, scratch.

ST 37’s album GLARE conjures the heat and grit of the Texan desert, blending space rock with acid-psychedelic garage sounds. The music evokes comparisons to legends like Neu and the 13th Floor Elevators, delivering an intense, evolving sonic experience. It’s a raw, noisy, and energetic album perfect for fans of psychedelic and garage rock genres. Dive into the fiery world of ST 37's GLARE—experience a psychedelic journey through Texan space rock now!

 "'Echo Waves' is the masterpiece where one can savor all the essence that Göttsching had matured up to that moment."

 "An album from 1975 and still a hundred years ahead, unfortunately or fortunately."

Manuel Göttsching's 'Inventions For Electric Guitar' is a groundbreaking 1975 album that pushes the boundaries of electronic music through hypnotic loops, trance rhythms, and ambient soundscapes. Emerging from his experience with Ash Ra Tempel, Göttsching pioneers a new musical language that merges guitar innovation with electronic textures. Highlights include the masterpiece 'Echo Waves' and the atmospheric 'Quasarsphere.' The album remains a visionary milestone, influencing generations of electronic and experimental artists. Dive into Manuel Göttsching's visionary album and experience the birth of modern electronic guitar music today!

 The Red Turtle is a silent and delicate poem, a philosophical treatise that thrives on allegories and elegant watercolor drawings.

 Earth does not belong to man, man belongs to Earth.

The Red Turtle is a silent, poetic animated film by Michaël Dudok de Wit, blending allegory with stunning watercolor art. Unlike typical action-packed films, it invites reflection on humanity's complex relationship with nature. The first feature by this Dutch director under Studio Ghibli’s banner showcases a unique artistic identity and quiet storytelling. Praised as a future classic, it offers a delicate and emotional cinematic experience. Watch The Red Turtle and experience a beautifully silent tale of man, nature, and harmony.

 That draft triggers many "triggers" not only for Susan but also for those watching the film.

 On this note, just to remind us among the various parallels between reality and fantasy, there’s even a painting that covers the wall of the gallery with the words REVENGE in white on black.

Tom Ford’s Nocturnal Animals is a compelling film blending reality and fiction through a dark, revenge-driven narrative. While the reviewer hesitates to classify it strictly as noir, the movie effectively evokes strong emotional triggers. The storytelling is enhanced by notable dialogue and parallels between the novel draft and real-life events depicted. Despite some impactful violence, the film captivates with its unique style and thematic depth. Dive into the thrilling world of Nocturnal Animals and uncover its dark, emotional layers—watch it now and experience Tom Ford’s cinematic artistry.

 They pulled out of the magic hat not only a very valid record, but also one of their best.

 Peak of the album and song of the summer 'Squatting In Heaven'... Already among the albums of the year (and of the heart).

Despite doubts about Black Lips' future, their album 'Satan's Graffiti or God's Art?' proves to be one of their best works. Incorporating unique instruments and diverse genres, the album creatively expands their garage rock roots. Tracks like 'Can't Hold On' and 'Squatting In Heaven' stand out as highlights. The band blends their lo-fi style with fresh elements, revitalizing their sound. Listen to 'Satan's Graffiti or God's Art?' and explore Black Lips' evolved and infectious garage rock sound today!

 Imagine a ballad... in a sort of hallucinatory factory-laboratory, with a hammer beating a monotonous and elementary rhythm and a sinister vortex of sound puffing like a toxic and nasty gust of wind.

 The sensation is that of dancing on the ruins. And also of fierce and desperate irony...

Rema Rema’s Wheel in the Roses is a haunting exploration of the ‘disturbed ballad’ through a post-punk lens. The album mixes dark, raw soundscapes with themes of lack and emotional disturbance. Highlights include the live version of “Fond affections” and the intense track “Rema Rema,” reminiscent of Krautrock and The Fall. The reviewer draws literary parallels and praises the record’s atmospheric and sonic boldness, situating it firmly in the adventurous early 4AD period. Dive into Rema Rema’s dark post-punk world and experience the haunting power of Wheel in the Roses today!