Idiots, idiots, Anal Trump know how to do many things.

 Not even the time for a piss, oh, not even the time for a piss.

Anal Trump delivers a fierce grindcore album filled with sarcasm and aggressive musical intensity. The album's brief tracklist and raw energy reflect the chaotic post-Trump era. The reviewer appreciates the band’s ability to channel political discontent into a unique hardcore experience. Proceeds benefit abortion charity, adding a meaningful cause to the musical assault. Dive into the raw, relentless grindcore fury of Anal Trump’s latest release and experience punk rebellion like never before.

 "The Clash changed my life. So say all those who listened to them, loving them."

 "The first rap piece by a British white group, capturing the funk and dance rhythms of New York streets in 1980."

This review highlights the transformative impact of The Clash's 'The Magnificent Seven' from their 1980 album Sandinista!. The song marks a pioneering fusion of punk and rap, influenced by the dynamic New York music scene. The review explores the band’s creative process, members' roles, and the cultural resistance faced by their genre-blending style. Ultimately, it portrays the track as a defining moment that expanded musical horizons. Discover how The Clash revolutionized punk and funk with 'The Magnificent Seven'—listen now and feel the legacy!

 The ten tracks contained in the new studio album... appear to be united by a single common denominator: rebirth.

 An album that is simple, direct, from the gut, from the heart.

Fabrizio Moro’s album L’inizio marks a significant comeback after a creative stagnation period. He writes all lyrics himself and collaborates with key Italian artists, exploring themes of rebirth, politics, and personal growth. Musically, the album blends pop, rock, and electronic sounds with heartfelt emotion. This work reveals a mature artist embracing independence and fresh inspiration. Discover Fabrizio Moro’s heartfelt L’inizio—listen now and experience his artistic rebirth!

 The impetuousness and anger of the past haven’t disappeared; they’ve just changed shape and adapted to the passage of time.

 Via delle Girandole 10 is a very personal album both for the choice of content and the way it is treated, at times confidential, probably autobiographical but more than anything true and sincere.

Fabrizio Moro's album 'Via delle Girandole 10' showcases a mature and sincere artistic evolution. The album blends melody, rock, and folk with introspective and autobiographical storytelling. Each track carries a clear, vivid message and features meticulous lyrics that connect with universal experiences. The album confirms Moro’s unique style and communicative power, evolving without losing its impetuous energy. Listen to Fabrizio Moro’s 'Via delle Girandole 10' and experience a heartfelt journey of maturity and authentic storytelling.

 If you love what the band has done in the Hogarth era, you probably won’t be disappointed.

 Overall, “F E A R” is a great album, a standout release of the past year, and yet another excellent album from a band that certainly needs no introduction.

Marillion's seventeenth album, F.E.A.R., showcases a delicate and expansive progressive rock sound with intricate suites. The album continues the refinement seen in their Hogarth-era releases, featuring soft rhythms and rich instrumentation. While the album occasionally feels repetitive and somewhat familiar, standout performances by Pete Trewavas and Ian Mosley add depth. Overall, F.E.A.R. is a strong release for longtime fans, though some desire a fresh direction. Dive into Marillion's F.E.A.R. and experience their refined prog rock journey today!

 "Stone Sour are NOT the dull and uninspired copy of Slipknot; in fact, they sometimes present sound nuances that are even more interesting than the 'cousin' band."

 "Truly remarkable is the balance between melodic parts... and heavy tracks that sometimes very vaguely recall the sounds of the fanfare of Taylor and Root."

This review praises Stone Sour's 'House of Gold & Bones Part 1' as a superior work that surpasses previous albums by skillfully balancing melodic and heavy elements. It highlights the album's production by Grammy-winner David Bottrill and notes excellent mixing that showcases bass influenced by Rachel Bolan. The reviewer distances Stone Sour from Slipknot's style and notes an upcoming band lineup change involving James Root. Listen to Stone Sour's House of Gold & Bones Part 1 and explore the rich blend of melody and heavy rock today!

 "As far as I am concerned, 'seriously rocks.' And that’s enough for me."

 "Pure and simple madness, with an execution speed that impresses; I have tried several times to follow the rapped lyrics by Mike: an impossible feat for me due to such frenzy in pronouncing the words!!"

The review reflects with emotion on Suicidal Tendencies' 1989 album Controlled by Hatred / Feel Like Shit... Deja-Vu. The author applauds its mix of thrash metal and hardcore punk, highlights key tracks, and shares personal memories attending a legendary concert. The album is praised as a powerful and enduring work in the hardcore and crossover scenes. Listen to Suicidal Tendencies' iconic Controlled by Hatred and experience the raw power of hardcore thrash today!

 In the 'top five' of all-time AOR vocalists, B. Mardones is, by definition, 'the voice.'

 'Into the Night' is the track every AOR artist would like to write but only a few can even imagine.

Benny Mardones' 1989 self-titled album is hailed as a classic in the AOR genre, showcasing his powerful vocals and emotional delivery. Despite personal struggles, Mardones delivers standout tracks like 'Into the Night,' supported by strong musicianship and production. The album balances energetic rock with heartfelt ballads, making it an enduring and celebrated piece of work. Listen now to Benny Mardones' legendary 1989 album and experience the magic of timeless AOR vocals and unforgettable melodies!

 When words don't matter, the atmosphere takes over!

 An absolute must-recover hidden gem!

Big Joe's Astronauta 2 is a refined, mostly instrumental EP released in 2014 under Unlimited Struggle. With a cosmic concept, the album offers a seamless journey through space using ambient, old school, and '90s trip-hop influences. The production quality stands out, especially on the track 'Mothership' featuring Retrospective for Love. This EP is an underrated gem within the Italian independent hip hop scene. Dive into Big Joe's Astronauta 2 for a unique instrumental space journey—listen now and discover this hidden Italian hip hop gem!

 Sully is the fully successful version of American Sniper: though they appear very different, both films tell the same story, which is evidently very dear to the octogenarian director.

 It’s always about the numbers of lives, saved or taken; from a very cynical point of view, they are both aces at what they do.

Clint Eastwood’s Sully is a restrained and powerful film highlighting everyday heroism through the story of pilot Chesley Sullenberger. It parallels Eastwood’s earlier work, American Sniper, by exploring the theme of unrecognized duty and the coldness of institutions. The film’s strength lies in its clear direction, psychological depth, and subtle storytelling without falling into sensationalism. Tom Hanks and Aaron Eckhart deliver calm, convincing performances that reflect the human complexity of heroism. Discover Clint Eastwood’s Sully and witness a moving tribute to ordinary heroism—watch now and see heroism from a new perspective.

 A maybe rotten but sincere smile is worth much more than a thousand twisted words.

 Semi-acoustic sounds relax on a veranda under the sun. Alcohol, drowsy melodies, and uneven tempos.

Souled American's 'Around the Horn' is a slowcore, semi-acoustic album that captures rustic and melancholic moods through minimalistic melodies and uneven tempos. The review highlights its simplicity and honest emotional expression, evoking imagery of relaxed evenings and heartfelt moments. Despite its rough edges, the album charms with sincerity and subtle beauty. Listen to Souled American's 'Around the Horn' for a hauntingly beautiful slowcore experience full of rustic charm and heartfelt melodies.

 It’s impossible to remain unmoved by tracks like "Bushido" and "Hector’s Hymn," probably some of the group's best since their early albums.

 This album might not be a masterpiece, but it will probably surprise you positively and make you reevaluate a group often denigrated and accused of proposing a dead genre.

After a three-year hiatus, HammerFall returns with their ninth album, (r)Evolution, refreshing their sound by embracing heavier tones and strong anthems. While not flawless, the album avoids past pitfalls and offers standout tracks like “Bushido” and “Hector’s Hymn.” The review recommends the album especially to critics, suggesting it could change perceptions about the band. Listen to HammerFall’s (r)Evolution and rediscover the power metal spirit with fresh anthems and energetic riffs!

 An album that convinces: energetic, interesting, of quality.

 Do these (talented) guys represent the future of Nu Metal, increasingly destined to be crossed with more easy-going, or at any rate, more melodic sounds to survive?

Islander’s second album Power Under Control presents a fresh and energetic blend of Nu Metal, Alternative Rock, and Post Hardcore. The new lineup delivers quality production and memorable tracks such as 'Casket' and 'Darkness'. The album showcases the band’s potential to push Nu Metal toward a more melodic future. Overall, it’s an interesting and convincing offering for fans of the genre. Listen to Islander's Power Under Control now and discover the future sound of Nu Metal!

 The guitars are almost always razor-sharp, at times almost brushing the boundaries of punk tout-court.

 A good debut from VANT, perhaps not very original but fresh and full of good ideas.

VANT's debut album Dumb Blood mixes nu-grunge energy with sharp guitars and politically charged lyrics. While some slower tracks lack originality, energetic songs like 'Karma Seeker' and 'Parasite' stand out. The album showcases potential with a vibrant and intense sound. Overall, a strong but not groundbreaking first effort from the London quartet. Listen to VANT's Dumb Blood for raw energy and sharp indie rock with a political edge.

 The opening track 'Small Beginnings' is explosive with a brilliant blend among the musicians.

 Many might dismiss this album as an attempt to imitate Yes, but this is not acceptable given the talent involved.

This review explores the debut album by Flash, a band featuring former Yes members Peter Banks and Tony Kaye. The sound closely resembles Yes's style, especially in tracks like 'Small Beginnings.' While the musicianship is impressive, some parts of the album feel like filler. The cover art by Hipgnosis is praised as exceptional. Ultimately, Flash, despite their talent, did not achieve lasting success, likely due to circumstances beyond just musical ability. Explore Flash's unique debut blending prog rock mastery and Yes influences—listen to their standout tracks now!

 Silences that tell more than a thousand words and glances that reveal more than a thousand frames are the cornerstone of this "In the Mood for Love".

 "In the Mood for Love" is definitely one of the best films of the new millennium and, in my opinion, one of the best ever.

This review praises Wong Kar-Wai’s In the Mood for Love as a cinematic masterpiece centered on subtle emotional expression and elegant storytelling. The reviewer highlights the film's delicate use of silence, visual storytelling, and strong performances by Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung. Special emphasis is placed on the film’s artful cinematography and evocative mood. The review concludes by recognizing the film’s lasting impact and poetic ambiguity. Watch In the Mood for Love and immerse yourself in its exquisite beauty and emotional depth.

 The album demonstrates the band’s desire to overcome the limits of the initial folk production to develop an opening towards a folk-rock with a vaguely progressive flavor.

 Rick Wakeman is a great musician, but he needs to be restrained… This piece is attributed with a great psychedelic vein, and at times I must indeed agree, but the final result, in my opinion, is uncertain.

Strawbs’ live album "Just A Collection Of Antiques And Curios" offers a folk-rock blend with progressive influences, featuring complex compositions and Rick Wakeman's piano. Despite some hesitant moments, the album shows the band's evolving sound recorded at Queen Elizabeth Hall in 1970. The distinctive artwork complements the music’s dark, gothic atmosphere. Overall, it is a good album with moments of charm and experimentation. Explore Strawbs' unique live folk-rock blend and discover the roots of progressive folk music!

 Slipknot surprises once again and, for better or worse, has written another chapter in the immense (and, unfortunately, decadent) book of Nu Metal.

 It appears that the criticisms of being too many have been resoundingly disproven by a wise 'labor limae' during the production phase that enhances the contribution of all members.

Slipknot's third album, Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses, marks a stylistic evolution with experimental rock influences and a refined production by Rick Rubin. Though divisive for early fans expecting the raw aggression of 'Iowa,' the album delivers heavy hits alongside innovative tracks. Its diversity, standout songs like 'Duality' and 'The Virus of Life,' and absence of blasphemy showcase the band's growth. The album is praised as a nu metal masterpiece, overcoming criticism about its size and complexity. Discover Slipknot's bold evolution in Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses—listen now and experience the nu metal masterpiece!

 A Gary Oldman - already fresh from numerous successes - shabby and nostalgic, introduces the plot in the role of the controversial agent Jack Grimaldi.

 Corporal punishments, money, and sex determine the noir element of Romeo Is Bleeding, complete with a title borrowed from Tom Waits.

Peter Medak's 1993 film Romeo Is Bleeding is recognized for its standout acting, particularly Gary Oldman and Juliette Lewis, despite being a box office failure. The film's noir elements and complex characters create an engaging and unpredictable crime thriller. Its plot revolves around a corrupt cop entangled with the mafia and a mysterious femme fatale. The reviewer finds the story compelling and the ending fittingly realistic. Discover the gripping noir thriller Romeo Is Bleeding and experience Gary Oldman's unforgettable performance today!

 "The poor hope for justice, the rich for injustice."

 Among the films of Kurosawa I have seen, this is undoubtedly one of the strongest and most engaging, both in terms of the plot and the direction.

High and Low by Akira Kurosawa is a compelling 1963 noir film dealing with a kidnapping case that explores themes of justice and social inequality. The film’s two-part structure shifts from a claustrophobic indoor setting to the gritty city outdoors. Kurosawa’s masterful direction, powerful black-and-white imagery, and subtle use of music create an intense atmosphere. The movie’s social commentary on wealth and envy deepens its impact, making it a must-watch classic. Discover the gripping tension and cinematic brilliance of Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low—watch this timeless noir classic now!