Six drinks that will warm your soul during sunless days.

 Julian Cope stole poetry from the giants, masters magic, and moves along the roads like a pilgrim, disguising his appearance and true nature.

 Listen to Julian Cope’s ‘Drunken Songs’ and immerse yourself in a psychedelic journey through ancient Northern folklore and soulful ballads.

 The artwork in the photograph, in my opinion, is symbolically emblematic in describing the history of this country over the last thirty to forty years and what is culturally happening at this specific moment in Spain and more specifically in Catalonia.

 The statue of the generalissimo today is displayed in the Museo de la Historia de Barcelona. It continues to be headless and probably at this point, it’s just as well.

 Discover the story behind Franco’s headless statue and uncover how art reflects Spain’s political struggles—read the full review now.

 Hattrick is very simple to manage, yet offers all typical aspects of sports management games.

 Play and join the community with the right moderation and without making it a real obsession.

 Join millions worldwide and start managing your dream soccer team on Hattrick today!

 "Wilson’s touch remains evident, and even those more vintage sounds are still reworked to the point of seeming entirely like a record made in our time."

 "To the Bone is definitely one of the albums of the year and will occupy a place of honor in my year-end chart."

 Discover Steven Wilson's genre-blending masterpiece To the Bone—listen now and experience the perfect fusion of 80s pop and progressive rock.

 The film centers on the figure of actress Robin Wright, who plays a fictional version of herself and faces the loss of control over her own image.

 ‘The Congress’ is definitely one of the most brilliant science fiction films of recent years, meticulously detailed and exceptional in both live-action and animation scenes.

 Discover Ari Folman's The Congress and dive into a mesmerizing sci-fi journey about identity, power, and cinema's illusions.

 'Fuzzed In Europe' is more than just the presentation of a single event; it offers differently recorded versions of selected tracks compared to their studio LPs.

 A very seventies version of 'I Sing In Silence' stands out—less obsessive than the studio cut but equally beautiful and practically renewed.

 Explore Goat's 'Fuzzed In Europe' for a fresh take on psychedelic live rock—listen now and dive into their unique sound journey!

 When the dialogues, often unnecessary, finally fall silent, the power of the images hits like a punch in the gut.

 The choice to follow the Act Up assemblies... did not benefit the specificity of the political discourse underpinning the film.

 Discover the emotional intensity and political struggles in '120 battiti al minuto'—watch and form your own perspective.

 Kidal is somehow hate and love, a combination of feelings that Tamikrest try to represent in this album.

 Tamikrest have finally returned home, discovering that this journey has allowed them to know themselves and their culture.

 Explore Kidal and experience Tamikrest’s vibrant desert rock honoring Tuareg culture and vibrant musical heritage.

 Gussie Larkin’s voice probably stands out, capable of providing different performances depending on the situation, proving to be a valid and versatile interpreter and probably the true strength of the trio.

 Balancing between simpler shoegaze and what they call dreampop, indie and alternative proposals that hark back to the nineties, and dark and visionary atmospheres.

 Discover Mermaidens’ Perfect Body for a captivating journey through indie pop and dark new-wave soundscapes. Listen now!

 "There are a couple of ways to avoid death. And one of them is to be magnificent."

 "He lived and was magnificent until the end. Magnificent and mocking."

 Explore Ian Dury’s unique legacy and listen to 'Mr Love Pants'—a brilliant final chapter in British music history.

 The album’s industrial matrix emerges with enhanced clarity in the title track 'Kveikur', a storm of embers, explosive magma, violent geyser jets.

 A misstep for some, a new course for others, perhaps an album to re-evaluate.

 Dive into Sigur Rós' evolving sound and experience the powerful contrast of Kveikur — listen and decide if this bold new path resonates with you.

 Jeff Waters is a big joker. He got me again, made me believe once more that there was a remote and distant possibility that he could return to his former self.

 'For The Demented' ... is just another record from a group that despite ups and downs still manages to prove it hasn’t completely lost its touch, albeit with some slip-ups.

 Discover how Annihilator balances thrash roots with fresh sounds in 'For The Demented'—listen and judge for yourself!

 Experimental music washed, ironed, and bound, a gallery set up by veterans who certainly haven’t become linear with age.

 The whole thing is disguised as jazz full of stretch marks that seem to write half with the right hand and half with the left.

 Discover the unique fusion of avant-garde jazz and experimental rock in Qui's album with Trevor Dunn—listen now to experience its daring soundscape!

 There is no music for an apocalypse, but I don’t imagine it as harsh noise, I don’t imagine it Hi-Tech or J-pop, I imagine a sonic decadence but which maintains a moral solidity of its own.

 My only hope is to die before dying, naturally, but of old age.

 Listen to Cindy Lee's Malenkost and immerse yourself in its haunting and thoughtful soundscape.

 The most genuine, and also the most confident, Dylan is fully found in all the tracks of these two discs.

 The Christian trilogy can then be rediscovered, with lyrics and notes at hand, and enjoyed by savoring these sparkling live versions.

 Dive into Bob Dylan's gospel era with these vibrant live performances—discover the soulful warmth behind the controversial Christian trilogy now!

 Just try to believe the opening "smash hit" Everywhere, which opens with Michelle’s guitar and voice followed by a fast and pleasant rhythm with a little solo.

 The jewel of the album is certainly Something To Sleep To, with its darker rhythm and Beatles-inspired nuances.

 Discover the timeless charm of Michelle Branch's The Spirit Room—listen now and relive early 2000s pop/rock at its best!

 "Under The Milky Way is more than a song, it is a dimension, an emotional state, a cornerstone of the entire ’80s musical panorama."

 "Starfish is a sonorous, eloquent representation of autumn and the autumns of my soul."

 Listen to The Church’s Starfish and experience the haunting beauty of 'Under The Milky Way'—an essential '80s classic awaits you.

 This album is truly a masterpiece, and you can tell from the first track to the last that you’re at the beginning of a journey made of solos and drum and keyboard patterns.

 John Mitchell studied well at school and has learned perfectly how to create a progressive solo, truly something remarkable.

 Dive into Arena's The Visitor and experience a masterclass in progressive metal – listen now and explore its dark, intricate soundscapes!

 This Spanish guy writes and directs this vivid drama by placing together two characters that seem to represent good and evil when in reality they are anything but oil and water.

 If there’s something that makes the judgment of the film soar high enough to hurl all the stars it deserves at it while trying to hurt it, it’s precisely its entrance with shoves into the genre while managing to keep its DNA intact.

 Discover the gripping suspense of 'The Fury of a Patient Man'—watch this Spanish noir debut and experience a masterclass in revenge storytelling.

 Personal Shopper hits hard on the mind, the eyes, and the heart.

 It is a film with ghosts, where there is very little pure Horror left compared to what is indeed a dramatic auteur piece.

 Watch Personal Shopper now and explore one of the most compelling and unique ghost films of recent years.