"The Aerophon is the soul and harmonic melody of all the tracks, from the first to the last."

 "'Unfollower' evokes an instant between wonder and melancholy, an energy that ends everything but also a sense of freedom."

Kinga Glyk's 'Real Life' is a standout NuJazz album where electronic elements blend seamlessly with jazz foundations. The bass guides the compositions while the Aerophon adds unique melodic depth. Notable tracks like 'Unfollower' evoke profound emotions and creativity. This album marks a breakthrough in her career with fresh innovation and rich soundscapes. Listen to Kinga Glyk's 'Real Life' and explore the unique blend of NuJazz and electronic innovation today!

 The scent of rock still in its adolescent phase is all there, the musical consistency much less in this work.

 The lengthiness and exaggerations work when you’re there in person, not when you’re listening to the album in the car or even sitting in an armchair.

This 1972 live album captures an impromptu collaboration between Carlos Santana and Buddy Miles, featuring a large ensemble and extended jam sessions. The raw, unpolished performance reflects the vintage rock and funk scene, with standout moments like the instrumental 'Marbles' and 'Them Changes.' Although some find the lengthy jams and vocal antics exhausting, the album offers a unique atmosphere for enthusiasts of rustic and straightforward live music. It’s a nostalgic listen that showcases the early evolution of Santana's music. Dive into the rich vintage vibe of Santana & Buddy Miles' live jam—listen now and experience 70s rock energy firsthand!

 Jon Hiseman, an absolute drum superstar... a true rhythm god!

 This work has nothing to envy those of the late ’60s/early ’70s.

Colosseum’s 1997 album Bread & Circuses marks a strong reunion, showcasing their blend of blues, jazz, and rock. The review highlights standout solos by saxophone, guitar, and organ, driven by powerhouse drummer Jon Hiseman. Each track balances structured songwriting with instrumental flair. Though the band’s peak was decades earlier, this album holds its own with creativity and class. Discover the timeless jazz-rock of Colosseum’s Bread & Circuses—listen now and experience their unmatched musical mastery!

 The Finnish supergroup is unclassifiable, and it’s precisely what makes the debut album so exciting.

 Fueled up your spacecraft?

Haunted Plasma’s debut album defies classification with its hypnotic blend of krautrock, dark ambient, and industrial sounds. Featuring members from notable Finnish bands and guest vocals by Mat McNerney, the album offers an immersive journey through layered and futuristic soundscapes. Tracks range from haunting and whispered to fluid and motorik, creating a trance-like listening experience. The album rewards multiple listens and is ideal for fans of adventurous and atmospheric music. Dive into Haunted Plasma’s debut album and experience a mesmerizing blend of dark ambient, krautrock, and industrial sounds today!

 "Layla" the song is a masterpiece, without which "Layla" the album would be reduced to a state of complete disregard.

 Clapton is a guitarist who doesn’t 'sing,' doesn’t go from here to there in a solo, stays on the spot, doesn’t add much melody.

This review challenges the legendary status of Derek and the Dominos' Layla album, praising only the title track while deeming the rest mediocre. It critiques Eric Clapton's guitar as overrated compared to other blues rock players and questions the album's production and compositional depth. Duane Allman's contribution is also viewed as limited, despite fan claims. Overall, the album is seen as respectable but lacking the magic commonly attributed to it. Read this compelling, honest review to rethink the true value of the legendary Layla album and Eric Clapton's guitar legacy.

 A simple yet powerful word like an invocation: the cry of slaves in revolt, but also the hope of the oppressed capable of igniting the hearts of thousands of young people and pushing them to want to change the world.

 'Something Else Again' is his second studio folk album, a folk gem blending rhythm, social consciousness, and unique instrumentation.

The review highlights Richie Havens' 1967 album 'Something Else Again' as a significant folk record showcasing his unique guitar techniques and warm voice. It emphasizes the album's social themes, diverse instrumentation, and connection to the Woodstock era. The review praises Havens' dedication to music and activism, underlining his influential role in folk and social movements. Overall, it recommends the album as a timeless folk gem. Listen to Richie Havens' 'Something Else Again' and experience the soulful rhythms of 60s folk and social change.

 "If you are in doubt about whether to continue a carnivorous diet or embark on a vegetarian diet, you will no longer hesitate to opt for the latter."

 "After watching, I am left with a subtle unease about boarding sparsely populated subway cars after a certain hour."

Ryhuei Kitamura's 'Prossima fermata: l'inferno' is a grim, atmospheric horror film adapting Clive Barker's 'The Midnight Meat Train.' It features strong performance by Vinnie Jones as a psychotic butcher prowling New York’s subway. While Bradley Cooper’s portrayal is less compelling and the pacing occasionally lags, the movie’s blend of supernatural horror, metaphysical dread, and graphic violence creates a haunting experience. The film's chilling undercurrent leaves viewers uneasy about late-night subway rides. Discover the terrifying depths of 'Prossima fermata: l'inferno'—dive into this gripping horror classic inspired by Clive Barker's dark tales!

 This is the start of this river-comedy full of inventions, gags, characters, situations, unexpected events, plot twists, and the devil may take it.

 The sequence of signing the forms to repatriate the corpses is anthology material, belly-laugh inducing, leaving you impressed by the talent of the young Pippo, a natural-born comedian.

Billy Wilder's Avanti! is a 1972 comedy beautifully set in Italy, featuring Jack Lemmon and Juliet Mills. The film blends sharp humor, extravagant characters, and a vivid Italian atmosphere. Its funny situations, gags, and cultural references make it a timeless classic. The review highlights memorable performances and the charm of Ischia's scenery. Discover the charm and laughs of Billy Wilder's Avanti! – watch the classic comedy and soak in its unforgettable Italian flair today!

 Spirited Away has nothing that Miyazaki hadn’t already expressed in his other films, yet all these themes seem to be sublimated, taken to the maximum of their potential.

 The mountain of colorful and complex sets... are the zenith of Miyazaki’s thought, and of Studio Ghibli more generally.

The review praises Spirited Away as possibly the best animated film ever made, highlighting its complex themes, poetic narrative, and vibrant characters. It surpasses even beloved classics like My Neighbor Totoro due to its multifaceted storytelling and imaginative world-building. The film's exploration of childhood, nature, and ambiguous morality is described as sublime, supported by stunning animation and Joe Hisaishi's memorable soundtrack. Ultimately, it is recognized as the zenith of Miyazaki's artistic vision and Studio Ghibli's achievements. Discover the magic of Spirited Away — watch the timeless masterpiece today!

 Both are in minor key, but Chopin chisels them with such mastery that listeners do not perceive the veneer of melancholy.

 Tamás Vásáry, the great Hungarian pianist, perfectly manages to convey this richness.

This review praises Tamás Vásáry's album featuring Chopin's two piano concertos, highlighting the historical context and subtle emotional mastery within the minor keys. The author discusses the confusing concerto numbering and compares Chopin’s works to those of other great composers. While the overall performance is lauded, the second movement of Concerto op. 21 is noted as the only weak point in the rendition. Discover Tamás Vásáry's exquisite Chopin concertos—listen now and experience timeless classical mastery!

 The satire here has less bite than a toothless, retired Tyrannosaurus.

 The Menu is just a deflated soufflé that insults the viewer with the usual cliché of ‘If you don’t get it, you’re stupid: here we serve deep messages.’

The Menu attempts to satirize the fine dining world but falls flat with a clichéd and uninspired script. Characters are stereotypical and performances lack depth. The film's genre shifts cause confusion, ending in a chaotic and unappealing finale. Overall, it fails to engage or entertain as intended. Read our full critique and decide if The Menu deserves a seat at your watchlist.

 "The film is, of course, silent, but Chaplin always liked this work more than all the others."

 "It contains everything a film should contain: humor, laughter, tragedy, adventure, nostalgia. And all in just 81 minutes."

This review praises Charlie Chaplin's 1925 classic, The Gold Rush, highlighting its blend of humor, pathos, and adventure. It explores the film's inspiration, its themes of survival and money, and Chaplin’s iconic comedic style. The review also covers the film’s historical versions and restoration efforts, affirming its status as a timeless cinematic masterpiece. Watch The Gold Rush to experience Chaplin's genius blend of comedy and tragedy—explore a silent film masterpiece today!

 The class of 1953 Kim Gordon grabs 2024, observes it with a hint of astonishment and bites into it.

 She’s not an artist bent to market trends, but sounds bent to the will of the austere.

Kim Gordon’s latest album The Collective pushes boundaries by blending contemporary trap and phonk with her signature experimental style. Produced by Justin Raisen, the record explores themes of dystopia, feminism, and modern life, challenging fans with its bold sound. Gordon’s ability to adapt creatively at her age is celebrated, underscoring her enduring artistic integrity. The album is both a fresh statement and a proud continuation of her legacy. Dive into Kim Gordon’s The Collective—explore her fearless fusion of genres and powerful artistic vision today!

 Nicola navigates music in an anarchic manner (we really like this word).

 In Skepsis stops the track for about 5 seconds. Exactly. 5 seconds of nothingness.

Nicolainmusica’s Am I Ep? is praised for its unique and anarchic musical style. The album surprises listeners by shifting from intimate ballads to explosive rock and jazz-like chaos. The track Skepsis notably incorporates a 5-second pause evoking John Cage’s influence. This EP aims to carve out a distinct sound, far removed from typical grunge comparisons. Dive into Nicolainmusica’s Am I Ep? and experience its daring blend of styles and surprising moments.

 Yes, the artificial paradise, a sign of the curse and torments of a life considered as art, is not lacking in the ambiguous vision of the inspirations.

 Paradise is more evident than Hell; there springs the desire to surrender to the dance, vortex within vortex, unrestrained actions without limits of imaginative action.

Demonio’s album Reaching For The Light blends psych rock, garage, and doom in a fiery homage to 60s and 70s rock. Featuring passionate and psychedelic tracks like Heavy Dose and Fire Guru, the album explores dark and ecstatic themes with expert musicality. The band channels influences from legends while creating a unique and immersive sound journey. The review praises its intensity, rich atmosphere, and creative freedom. Explore Demonio’s Reaching For The Light now—experience powerful psychedelic doom rock that ignites the senses!

 It would take an unscalable heart of stone not to be touched by the true story of Nicholas Winton, the British Schindler.

 One Life is thrillingly told, with respect, modesty and passion, anger, and helplessness.

One Life is a moving film about Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 children from Nazi occupation through the Kindertransport Operation. Anthony Hopkins delivers a powerful performance, bringing history and heartfelt emotion to the screen. The film respects the gravity of its true story, offering unforgettable scenes and a call to remember courageous acts of humanity during tragic times. Watch One Life to experience a powerful story of courage and compassion that changed 669 lives forever.

 "Goosebumps."

 "We need people like Gianni Pedretti because they give us the certainty that the Italian music scene survives beyond the tabletop-constructed trends and the trappers born in the morning and guillotined in the evening."

Gianni Pedretti, known as Colloquio, presents a debut album rich in emotional power and poetic intimacy. Despite some youthful imperfections, the music blends lounge, minimalism, and jazz to create a unique 'contemporary chamber' sound. The album stands out amidst the fleeting Italian music trends, offering timeless depth and evocative storytelling. Tracks like 'Io e te Pier' and 'La dea dal trono d'acciaio' highlight Colloquio's refined songwriting and emotional impact. Explore Colloquio's heartfelt debut and experience a rare gem of Italian songwriting that defies fleeting trends—listen now!

 Souleymane pedals as fast as he can in this metropolitan chaos, to deliver as many orders as possible and save up the necessary money to obtain the “fake” documents.

 Films like these deserve the same success experienced by the old Italian neorealism films, which helped bring attention to economic and social issues.

Boris Lojkine’s film portrays the harsh reality of Souleymane, an immigrant in Paris racing against time and bureaucracy to gain asylum. The film’s realistic style, absence of non-diegetic music, and tense pacing immerse viewers in Souleymane’s exhausting daily life. It draws comparisons to Italian neorealism and highlights the emotional and social challenges immigrants face. The film ends with a powerful interview scene that vividly conveys the protagonist's emotional struggle. Watch Histoire de Souleymane for an unfiltered, heartfelt look at the immigrant experience in Paris.

 Tim Burton immerses us in a typically magical and color-rich world, even where winter colors prevail.

 Scenography of the highest level, costumes worthy of applause, and a frenzied pace from start to finish, with a total Burtonian visionariness.

This review praises Tim Burton's 2005 remake of Willy Wonka as a superior and visually stunning adaptation compared to the 1971 version. The film's crafted cinematography, detailed direction, and Danny Elfman's music enhance the magical atmosphere. Johnny Depp's unique portrayal of Wonka is highlighted for its creativity. The reviewer applauds the film’s ambitious storytelling and intricate visuals, calling it a great movie overall. Explore Tim Burton’s dazzling Willy Wonka remake – watch the magic and creativity unfold!

 The entire album, a perfect alchemy of instrumental and vocal parts, is based on ten long and complex compositions permeated by a soft and pleasant funk atmosphere.

 The first track on side A 'Ruby Running Faker' immediately captures with a groove clearly inspired by the sound of Santana.

Savanna Silver Band's 1978 album Pure Silver is a captivating jazz funk record with Latin and psychedelic influences. Recorded in Melbourne, the album features complex compositions and rich grooves reminiscent of Santana. Despite its rarity on vinyl, it stands as a notable but overlooked gem from the late '70s. The review highlights notable tracks and the excellent musicianship throughout. Explore the rare grooves of Savanna Silver Band's Pure Silver—discover a hidden late '70s jazz funk treasure today!