Two inseparable angels, two handicapped individuals living their sad fate in a hallucinatory scenario.

 In the end they arrived in flesh and bone, beautiful, wonderful, perfectly separated but without a doubt... indivisible!

Indivisibili is a tough, emotionally charged film directed by Edoardo De Angelis. It portrays the life of conjoined twins exploited by their family within a degraded, crime-ridden environment. The film stands out with strong performances, an evocative soundtrack by Enzo Avitabile, and a raw depiction of social issues. Though some characters may seem exaggerated, the film's brutal honesty leaves a lasting impact. Watch Indivisibili to experience a gripping story of survival, family, and identity like no other.

 "This is not a book. It’s a prolonged insult, a spit in the face of Art, a kick to Divinity, to Man, to Destiny, to Time, to Love, to Beauty... to whatever you like."

 "MC5, who in 1969, but only that year, danced on our filthy corpses... What remains is 'Kick Out The Jam.' Fortunately, the System could not make all the vinyls of that masterpiece disappear."

The review explores MC5's 1970 album 'Back in the USA' as a compromised successor to their revolutionary live album 'Kick Out The Jam.' Following political repression targeting their manager John Sinclair and pressure from record labels and producers, MC5 abandoned their radical edge. The album failed commercially and critically, leading to the band's eventual disbandment. The review highlights the clash between artistic integrity and systemic forces in American rock history. Explore the turbulent history behind MC5’s 'Back in the USA' and rediscover the raw power of their revolutionary spirit.

 This new work by the British band is a distillation of pure Ride sound.

 A splendid return, far superior to 'Tarantula' and perfectly in line with Ride’s best production.

Weather Diaries is a triumphant return for Ride, blending their classic shoegaze sound with increased accessibility and polished production. Produced by Erol Alkan and mixed by Alan Moulder, the album balances melodic grooves and experimental diversions. It surpasses their previous post-reunion work and rivals their best classics. Standout tracks include 'Charm Assault' and the title track. Discover Ride's Weather Diaries—listen now for a fresh take on classic shoegaze!

 The music, that music, moved and disturbed the two assassins so much that it changed, as if by miracle, their rage into pity.

 Make the small effort to overcome the temporal distance that separates us from this music; embrace it as something current, and you will discover its unsuspected modernity, its wild sweetness.

This review highlights the passionate and tragic life of Baroque composer Alessandro Stradella, focusing on his oratorio Ester liberatrice del popolo hebreo. It explores the myth and music entwined in Stradella’s story, emphasizing the transformative power of his music over even his would-be assassins. The review invites listeners to embrace Baroque music’s emotional depth beyond historical distance and critical stereotypes. Listen to Stradella's Ester and experience the emotional power of Baroque music's untold story.

 Ralf Hutter has decided to bring on stage arranged and modified versions of Kraftwerk’s songs, much closer to the live spirit of any 'normal' band.

 This '3-D' has the flavor of those live albums that offered new versions of an artist’s classics, and not the mere pedantic reproduction of studio albums.

Kraftwerk’s 3-D live album captures re-imagined versions of their historic catalog with fresh arrangements and remarkable sound quality. Unlike past shows focused heavily on visuals, this release highlights new musical interpretations and live energy. Although not a new studio album, it provides fans with an exciting alternative to previous live recordings. The comprehensive box set documents global performances from recent years, making it a valuable addition for enthusiasts. Explore Kraftwerk’s 3-D live album to experience their classics like never before — listen to new arrangements and rich live sound today!

 At times, it may seem like a nuclear explosion inside your mind, with all the atoms scattered in the surrounding environment clearly visible before your eyes.

 A U R O R A continues exactly the path taken by By The Throat, indeed, it enhances it to the breaking point, massacres it, and makes it neurotic.

Ben Frost's A U R O R A is a raw, violent, and extreme electronic album that pushes boundaries with chaotic and apocalyptic rhythms. It marks a peak in Frost's artistic development, blending natural samples with experimental electronics. The album demands full, attentive listening and offers a unique, dark sonic journey. Though divisive, it stands as one of the most ambitious projects in recent electronic music. Dive into Ben Frost’s A U R O R A and experience an intense, groundbreaking electronic soundscape today.

 Nickelback are neither Satan nor the new saviors of hard rock.

 They are excellent practitioners of pop rock with a great taste for catchy guitar riffs.

After a difficult six years and vocal challenges for Chad Kroeger, Nickelback returns with Feed The Machine, a solid pop rock album mixing catchy riffs and signature ballads. The album balances rougher rock moments with softer ballads, reflecting the band's strengths and limitations. While not revolutionary, the record signals a return to form and may please their loyal fan base. Highlights include the title track and the powerful guitar work of Ryan Peake. Explore Nickelback's Feed The Machine now and discover their strong return to catchy pop rock riffs and heartfelt ballads!

 "ASYNC. They are beads of sweat, beads of the soul that you savor when they slowly reach your mouth."

 "Wrapped in a soft armor, a duvet of sounds."

The review praises Ryuichi Sakamoto's album ASYNC for its deeply emotional and textured ambient sound. It highlights the blending of field recordings, experimental piano, and orchestral glitch elements. The listener is described as enveloped in a warm, evocative sonic experience. References to collaborators and influences emphasize the album's artistic depth. Overall, ASYNC is depicted as a soulful and immersive musical journey. Dive into Ryuichi Sakamoto's ASYNC and experience a captivating blend of ambient and experimental sounds today.

 The fatigue heard in this latest album, 'Love Is Love', is evident and in some way the same as in the last two works.

 There are too many things that do not convince in this work ultimately to consider it a good album.

Woods' album 'Love Is Love' maintains the band’s signature simple psychedelic pop patterns but suffers from a lack of innovation and cohesion. Experimental attempts fall short, and political inspirations are barely evident. The album’s repetitive nature leads to listener fatigue, with standout tracks offering only modest highlights. Ultimately, it feels like a tired continuation rather than an evolution of Woods’ sound. Explore Woods' 'Love Is Love' to hear their classic sound and decide if their familiar style still resonates with you.

 A synth-pop where guitars are increasingly less present... a slight update of the stone thrown into the pond by Daft Punk.

 'Ti Amo' is a decent work, charming and elusive, which enriches the discography of the French band with another piece of great class.

Phoenix's sixth album 'Ti Amo' marks a synth-pop tribute to Italy and European roots, with elegant, danceable tracks. It follows the band's trend of reduced guitar presence and circular arrangements, inspired by Daft Punk's style. Standout singles like 'J-Boy' and 'Role Model' showcase their refined sound and nostalgic charm. Overall, 'Ti Amo' enhances Phoenix's discography with sophistication and a fresh concept. Listen to Phoenix's 'Ti Amo' now and dive into their stylish, synth-driven homage to Italy and timeless pop elegance!

 The guitar notes of Scott Purnell and the ethereal presence of Kathryn Smith are there to melt the mind-parasite ice and bring listeners back to the right dimension.

 Falling Again as the best piece, a union between past and present, with everything that the elusive indie rock has generated over the decades.

Secret Shine’s album ‘There Is Only Now’ marks a powerful return to dream pop and shoegaze, mixing ethereal vocals with textured guitars. The band’s history, including a touching tribute to the late drummer Tim Morris, deepens their emotional resonance. Standout tracks blend nostalgia with fresh indie rock energy, continuing the genre's revival in 2017. The review highlights the album’s connection to both past and future alternative sounds. Listen to ‘There Is Only Now’ and experience the haunting dream pop revival!

 The precious stone I favor most is born from the sedimentation between different or opposing elements.

 You’ll find a single with a chorus that plants itself in your mind, dub and the scent of the Caribbean, sounds of things that are not instruments.

The review highlights the unique and iconoclastic nature of General Strike's 1984 album Danger in Paradise. Blending elements of jazz, dub, and minimalism, it evokes influences from English free jazz and experimental acts like the Lounge Lizards. The reviewer praises the album's creativity and the presence of notable musicians such as Lol Coxhill and David Toop. Despite its niche appeal, the record delivers a fresh, intriguing listening experience. Explore the eclectic sounds of General Strike’s Danger in Paradise—listen now to dive into this avant-garde jazz fusion gem!

 I swear: the mist. But I can’t tell you the satisfaction I felt when I saw the fog, I felt at home!

 It’s not a masterpiece, let’s be clear.

This review reflects on Michael Apted's film Gorilla in the Mist, highlighting Sigourney Weaver's intense performance and the emotional weight of the true story. The reviewer shares personal nostalgic feelings and humor while acknowledging the film's flaws. It raises questions about cultural perspectives and ethical responsibilities. Ultimately, the film is seen as engaging though not a masterpiece. Discover the heartfelt story behind Gorilla in the Mist—watch, reflect, and explore the wild truth.

 The Kadane coordinates remain stubbornly fixed, aimed at the hermetic search for the perfect slowcore track.

 The album is permeated by an urban aura... like observing an endangered species that doesn’t have enough genetic diversity to solidly increase its population.

The review explores the rarity and resilience of the slowcore genre in today's music market, focusing on The New Year's album 'Snow.' It highlights the band's unique composition and slow creative process. The album is praised for its refined arrangements, melancholic atmosphere, and faithful continuation of slowcore's distinct sound. Despite the genre's obscurity, 'Snow' stands out as a masterpiece of subtle and emotional music. Experience the subtle beauty of slowcore—listen to The New Year's 'Snow' and immerse yourself in atmospheric melancholy today.

 A j-horror atmosphere characterizes the entire album.

 The best song on the album could be considered as the 'Phantom of the Opera' Japanese style.

Onmyo-Za's third album, Kojin Rasetsu, blends classic heavy metal with traditional Japanese music and mythology, delivering a unique j-horror atmosphere. The band’s skilled musicianship shines through diverse tracks, from aggressive metal to ritualistic doom and progressive metal. Vocalist Kuroneko’s performance is particularly notable against a backdrop of Heian period-inspired costumes and themes. This album marked their major label debut, receiving critical acclaim in Japan. Fans of both metal and Japanese culture will find much to appreciate here. Explore Kojin Rasetsu and experience the powerful fusion of Japanese mythology and classic heavy metal now!

 Monkey Diet is a project of progressive and psychedelic music marked by the most unbridled creativity: the best adjective to define the Bolognese group is "eclectic".

 We are facing three very prepared musicians who will wrap you with their instrumental spirals in a "mantric" sound journey.

Inner Gobi by Monkey Diet is a highly eclectic instrumental album blending progressive, psychedelic, jazz-rock, and stoner rock elements. The musicianship is intricate, with dark atmospheres and complex rhythms reminiscent of King Crimson and Black Sabbath. Listeners will appreciate the creative and 'mantric' sound once they delve into the album. It is a rewarding experience for those who enjoy layered and varied progressive music. Dive into Monkey Diet's Inner Gobi and experience a unique blend of progressive and psychedelic sounds today.

 "Yes, they are three old men, but fit Matilde, and I’m not crying but I often get emotional, by now you know it."

 "When the backdrop rises and a magnificent black choir comes out... the emotion reaches its peak! For Robert, it’s too much, by the end he’s exhausted, I am worse than him."

This review captures the emotional and nostalgic atmosphere of Led Zeppelin's Kennedy Center Honors tribute. It highlights heartfelt performances from contemporary artists and reflects on the band members' deep connection to their legacy. The reviewer shares personal reactions, especially to Robert Plant’s emotional moments during 'Stairway to Heaven.' Overall, it celebrates the enduring power of Led Zeppelin’s music and cultural impact. Experience the soulful tribute to Led Zeppelin—watch the Kennedy Center Honors performance and feel the legacy live!

 I consider this Love Beach a good effort made by even demotivated musicians but always extraordinary.

 Every group that has written pages of progressive rock had to tackle such an album.

The review explores Emerson, Lake & Palmer's 'Love Beach' as a distinct and enjoyable departure from their classic prog rock style. Despite internal challenges and mixed fan reception, the album offers melodic, radio-friendly rock with moments of technical brilliance. It marks the end of their career while underscoring the band’s immense talent and complex legacy. The reviewer appreciates this work’s unique place in their discography, highlighting key tracks and the band’s evolving sound. Explore 'Love Beach' to hear ELP’s melodic rock evolution and discover a unique late-career gem from prog rock legends.

 A chromatic and drowsy psychedelia where we can savor the crunchy spring colors and where soft distortions scatter in the sky the petals of cheerful poppies.

 A balanced record without being flat, thoughtful without being overly complex.

The Alps' album III offers a dreamy and hypnotic psychedelic experience. Inspired by artists like Pink Floyd and Spacemen 3, it features soft instruments and liquid guitar drones. The music creates a balanced, soothing atmosphere that invites gentle reflection. The review highlights the album’s freshness and emotional depth. Listen to The Alps - III and immerse yourself in its soothing psychedelic journey today!

 Sometimes hobbling and going crooked are worth more than going straighter.

 The bold charcoal stroke, the powerful mark that emerges from the painting and overwhelms with life.

The review reflects on the value of imperfect and raw artistic expression, highlighting Pietro Ghizzardi as a great naive painter whose personal dreams shine through his bold, passionate style. The author admires the clumsy but authentic path of Ghizzardi's art and life. Although the reviewer has not read the memoir 'Mi richordo anchora,' the title and artist’s story evoke curiosity and respect. The review values honesty and extravagance over polished perfection. Explore the heartfelt, imperfect world of Pietro Ghizzardi’s art and memoir—embrace the beauty of raw expression today.