The result is an incredibly evocative and emotional fresco, a soundtrack that should be listened to in one sitting.

 If their music grabs your heart from the first listen, it’s done; however, if the sad and subdued piano doesn’t stir your soul, leave it be.

1476's album 'Edgar Allan Poe: A Life of Hope & Despair' offers a deeply evocative ambient soundtrack inspired by the life and works of Poe. Centered on piano with synths, drones, and emotional vocal touches, it creates a haunting, reflective atmosphere. The album is contemplative and best enjoyed in a quiet, introspective setting. Though not for everyone, it powerfully captures the troubled soul of the writer and has been reissued by Prophecy Productions. Discover 1476's haunting ambient tribute to Edgar Allan Poe—listen now and immerse yourself in its evocative, cinematic soundscape.

 Clouzot’s cinema is cynical, bold, devoid of any naive rhetoric, of ethical or consolatory judgments.

 You have nothing to do but watch the film and clap your hands raw with admiration and gratitude.

Henri-Georges Clouzot's 1943 film Le Corbeau is a bold, cynical masterpiece that challenges societal norms. The film's suspenseful plot revolves around anonymous letters terrorizing a French town, exposing moral ambiguity. Praised for its sharp dialogue, superb acting, and memorable scenes, it remains an unforgettable cinematic experience. The reviewer ranks Clouzot among their top directors after viewing only three of his films. Watch Henri-Georges Clouzot’s Le Corbeau and experience a bold classic that redefines good and evil.

 This record has become one of the iconic albums of the '90s, and there's a reason for that.

 Buy it, put it in your player and let yourself be carried away by the emotions this record will bring out in you.

This review praises Korn's self-titled debut as a seminal nu metal album filled with darkness, anger, and emotional intensity. The rhythm section is highlighted for its creativity and power, while the guitars contribute a uniquely aggressive sound. Jonathan Davis's vocal delivery captures raw emotion perfectly. The album is described as iconic and indispensable in metal history. Listen to Korn’s groundbreaking debut and experience the raw power and emotion of nu metal’s roots!

 "'Ultimo Mondo Cannibale' is a fundamental pillar of extremism in music."

 "Slipknot do not play Death Metal. Slipknot are crap...CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST..."

The review passionately praises Impetigo’s 1990 debut 'Ultimo Mondo Cannibale' as a cornerstone of extreme Death Metal and Grindcore. It highlights the album’s raw and putrid sound, horror film samples, and iconic vocal style. The reviewer strongly emphasizes the album’s influence on numerous bands and rejects misconceptions about other bands' genres. Overall, the review is a heartfelt tribute and call to respect Impetigo’s legacy. Explore the blistering rawness of Impetigo’s 'Ultimo Mondo Cannibale' and experience a true Death Metal classic.

 A splendid (successful) attempt to capture live, in all its majestic abrasiveness, the destructive essence and sonic assaults of a band at its (almost) best period.

 From a band like the Jesus Lizard, you can expect nothing less; live or not, the songs don’t give you a moment’s respite, always there, pressing, fast, and sharp.

The review praises The Jesus Lizard's live album 'Show' as a successful capture of the band's raw, abrasive energy during one of their best periods. Recorded in 1993 at CBGB, the album showcases the band's tight performance and includes tracks from previous albums and the then-upcoming 'Down.' The reviewer highlights the captivating vocal style of David Yow and the hypnotic guitar work of Duane Denison alongside a fierce rhythm section. Overall, it's considered an essential live noise-rock record that introduced the reviewer to the band. Dive into the raw power of The Jesus Lizard's 'Show' and experience one of noise-rock's greatest live albums today!

 The guitars of Chris Karrer and John Weinzierl duel tightly with incisive riffs while Renate Knaup’s voice stands out.

 ‘Live In London’ remains a concert document of a great band.

The review discusses Amon Düül II's 1973 live album recorded in London, highlighting the band's shift towards a more direct, rock-oriented sound compared to their studio work. While the performance contains tight guitar riffs and strong vocals, it condenses their usual psychedelic suites into shorter tracks. The album is praised as a valuable live document that reflects the vibrant German krautrock scene. Discover the raw psychedelic energy of Amon Düül II’s 1973 live performance—listen now and dive into krautrock history!

 Risotto by Fluke was released in 1997 and consists of songs you have probably already heard in things that should have marked your youth.

 The less-known songs of the album are generally quite forgettable.

Fluke’s 1997 album Risotto carries the signature 90s electronic sound, featuring tracks familiar from popular movie and game soundtracks. The review highlights its atmospheric techno and breakbeat elements but notes that many lesser-known songs are forgettable. While celebrated for its nostalgic feel and cultural impact, the album receives a moderate rating. Dive into Fluke’s Risotto and rediscover the 90s techno beats that shaped movie and game soundtracks.

 Have you gotten used to the mask, or has the mask gotten used to you?

 Beware of playing with masks!

Hiroshi Teshigahara's The Face of Another is a haunting exploration of identity through the story of a man who wears a mask after a disfiguring accident. The film’s surreal atmosphere and philosophical depth make it a masterpiece on the nature of self and society. Praised for its masterful direction, cinematography, and soundtrack, it stands alongside works like David Lynch’s The Elephant Man. A film that shocks, moves, and provokes reflection. Discover this stunning exploration of identity and masks—watch The Face of Another and experience a cinematic masterpiece.

 "As long as you speak of me."

 "This 'Get Heavy' may not be a masterpiece of the genre, but it will give you a little less than an hour of healthy fun."

Lordi’s debut album Get Heavy combines 80s hard rock style with theatrical horror elements. While not perfect, it offers catchy and well-crafted tracks like "Devil Is A Loser" and "Would You Love A Monsterman?". The review acknowledges some filler songs but appreciates the album’s entertaining spirit and its role in establishing the band. Ultimately, the album provides an hour of fun and energetic rock. Listen to Lordi's Get Heavy and experience theatrical hard rock fun with iconic monster anthems!

 "Born to Hate: a grand title for a punk-raw record."

 "These punks are - musically - among the most credible heirs of the Pagans’ spirit: the same arrogance, healthy rage, rawness, filthiness."

The Cavemen's 'Born to Hate' delivers a raw and intense punk-garage album filled with youthful energy and rebellious attitude. Hailing from Auckland, these four lads embody the spirit of juvenile delinquents with punchy, fast-paced rock. Their sound recalls the grit of bands like The Pagans and DMZ but with a fresh, modern edge. The record stands out as a genuine and powerful punk statement from New Zealand's underground scene. Listen to 'Born to Hate' now and dive into The Cavemen's fierce punk-garage rebellion!

 "Dense swarms of obstinate oboes, buzzing clarinets, zigzagging sax; they fly free and incomprehensible and get entangled in gigantic webs of rhythmic improvisations."

 "Surrealist automatic writing that becomes sound, creating messy sketches on battered canvases; chaotic atelier of compulsive painters."

Henry Cow's Unrest is a complex and innovative progressive jazz album featuring dense, frenzied improvisations and surreal soundscapes. The music blends obscure jazz influences with chaotic rhythmic webs, creating an alluring and enigmatic listening experience. Its expressionist and experimental nature challenges traditional jazz norms, earning it a notable place in avant-garde music. Explore Henry Cow's Unrest and immerse yourself in an intense journey of progressive jazz and experimental soundscapes.

 "Gematria (The Killing Name) gives us an idea of the kind of album we are about to listen to."

 "An album that demonstrates how the sound of the nine madmen from Iowa is in continuous evolution."

Slipknot’s album All Hope Is Gone displays a broad spectrum from extreme metal to melodic passages. The album opens strongly with 'Gematria' and balances scream and melody well with tracks like 'Sulfur' and 'Psychosocial.' While some songs mix metal with alternative rock influences, the album overall marks an evolution in the band's sound. Notable instrumental performances enhance the experience despite minor flaws in bass prominence. Dive into Slipknot’s All Hope Is Gone and experience their evolving metal mastery today!

 They play in our Old Farm. Lupo Alberto pogos drunk with Moses and that little hen looks at them disgusted.

 A melodic short circuit that rises slowly like love for your best friend’s mother.

Grandaddy's Last Place album revisits their lo-fi indie roots with a nostalgic nod to 70s rock influences like Neil Young and Electric Light Orchestra. The review highlights the band's mature, melodic sound and the emotional warmth conveyed through their music, appealing to fans who appreciate deep musical heritage and indie charm. Discover Grandaddy's heartfelt blend of indie and classic rock on Last Place—listen now and feel the nostalgia!

 With this first discographic release, Hüsker Dü immediately makes one thing clear: they want to play and produce what they think is appropriate, without considering trends and fashions.

 Often we found ourselves playing in front of a dozen people; and then it seemed logical to try to completely clear the room where we were performing, playing louder and faster until the few attendees... left.

This review revisits Hüsker Dü's 1981 debut single 'Statues / Amusement,' highlighting the band's raw energy and unexpected post-punk sound. The band, known for its hardcore punk roots, surprised listeners with lengthy, atmospheric tracks influenced by P.I.L. and Joy Division. Despite modest live audiences, the trio pushed boundaries, self-producing a single that foreshadowed their influential career. It captures the early spirit and future promise of Hüsker Dü. Discover Hüsker Dü's groundbreaking debut—listen to 'Statues / Amusement' and experience punk history in the making!

 Tragic events are capable of transforming even the strongest personalities.

 The conversations are never trivial, offering a palette of emotions from humorous to tragic.

Manchester By The Sea is a deeply moving drama about loss, complicated family ties, and personal struggles. The film features a minimalistic yet powerful script with extraordinary acting and an evocative New England setting. The reviewer praises the character construction and emotional range, rating the film a perfect 5 out of 5. Watch Manchester By The Sea for a gripping and heartfelt drama experience you won’t forget.

 Listening to its quality, one can only understand Hackett’s reasons, less so those of Collins and company.

 Another notable contribution can be found at the start of the second side of the album, materialized in the splendid voice of Randy Crawford.

Steve Hackett's 1978 album 'Please Don’t Touch' marks his definitive break from Genesis, showcasing his compositional skills and collaborations with great artists like Richie Havens and Steve Walsh. Although considered somewhat inferior to his debut solo album, it features notable tracks blending folk, pop, and progressive rock. The album introduces new instrumental experimentation and maintains a striking thematic and artistic vision. Despite some compositional inconsistencies, it remains a significant work in Hackett's solo career. Discover the rich textures and historic significance of Steve Hackett’s 'Please Don’t Touch'—listen now and dive into this progressive rock milestone!

 Gibson is relentless in showing us all the horror, the mangled bodies, the nightmare nights, the degradation of the human figure.

 As if to say: ‘We Americans even had someone in our army who saved 70 comrades, how cool are we.’

This review recognizes Mel Gibson’s Hacksaw Ridge for its brutally realistic war scenes and horror depiction. However, it criticizes the film’s shift toward an overly patriotic and triumphant ending. Character development is uneven, with some roles underexplored and the protagonist lacking depth. The movie offers complex war sequences but ultimately fails to question the nature of war itself. Discover the raw intensity of Hacksaw Ridge’s war scenes and decide if its patriotic ending resonates with you.

 Reducing their sound to just an indie experience would be an unforgivable mistake.

 At the end of the 16 minutes of Sorry for My Accent, it feels like traveling through colorful territories, driven by an acid, psychedelic lo-fi indie.

Cactus?'s EP 'Sorry For My Accent' showcases a promising young trio from Vicenza blending indie with lo-fi, psychedelic, and surf-rock influences. The energetic and experimental sound creates a unique musical journey, distinct yet reminiscent of the Anglo-Saxon indie scene. Each track explores different rhythms and sonic textures, culminating in a personal and vibrant closing song. The reviewer is eager for a longer follow-up from the band. Listen to Cactus?'s 'Sorry For My Accent' and explore their vibrant fusion of indie and lo-fi sounds!

 Tragic events have the power to transform even the strongest personalities.

 I found the film an extremely pleasant surprise this boring Wednesday afternoon, expecting a predictable movie that instead offered me great satisfaction.

Manchester By The Sea is a deeply moving film centered on Lee Chandler, a man grappling with tragic past events. The story explores complex family dynamics with minimalistic yet impactful dialogue. Exceptional acting and cinematography enhance the emotional experience. The review praises the film’s balanced tone and well-crafted characters, highlighting it as a rewarding and flawless work. Watch Manchester By The Sea to experience a powerful, heartfelt drama that masterfully explores human pain and resilience.

 Aborym still possess a particular characteristic... a strange negative aura, a mix of anxiety, fear, and paranoia.

 A small masterpiece of destabilizing and multiform music, for a band that, despite changing its skin, has not lost an ounce of aggression and intent.

Aborym returns with Shifting.negative, their seventh album that marks a radical shift from black metal roots to an experimental industrial, punk, and hard rock fusion. Despite lighter rhythms, the album remains rich with aggressive and innovative electronic sounds, preserving the band’s trademark dystopian aura. Featuring notable guest artists and high production quality, it’s praised as one of their most destabilizing and multiform works yet. Dive into Aborym’s Shifting.negative—experience the bold, experimental fusion of industrial and metal now!