Pink Floyd in the "Early Years" are already what they were, are, and will be.

 The audio is always in very high fidelity. There is great interest in "In the Beechwoods," roughly unreleased, a strangely sunny Barrett instrumental.

 Discover the roots of Pink Floyd’s legendary sound—listen to their early years and explore rare gems from the band’s iconic beginnings.

 "Like gaseous Blue Cheer immersed in quicklime."

 A mystical auditory experience that burns like salt placed on open and bleeding wounds; a monolithic wall that is built around circular and granite sonic mantras.

 Dive into Loop’s ‘A Gilded Eternity’ and experience a hypnotic noise rock journey today!

 You can tell they have fun playing this music. Music made to break everything and nothing more without any pretense of seriousness.

 Songs like “On Frozen Fields” and “Collection of Blood” are small masterpieces that will make the blood boil for anyone infected by the rabid plague of heavy metal.

 Listen to Dismember’s Massive Killing Capacity and experience the fierce fusion of death metal and rock’n’roll energy!

 The cinematography is sincerely beautiful and the intrinsic quality of the images is pleasantly striking.

 It is a poorly exploited opportunity considering the main theme of fatal banditry on the island.

 Discover the raw beauty and cultural depth of Sardinia in Fabio Manuel Mulas' film and explore its unique cinematic approach.

 One-man band is more than anything else a lifestyle, and wandering the streets always alone is precisely what makes you give everything to those who come to hear what you have to sing and play.

 Anyone who wants to hear how the blues sounds when it is truly ugly, dirty, and mean, and also breaks your eardrums, can start here.

 Dive into Grand Guru’s raw and relentless one-man blues revolution—listen to 'Let It Blurt!' now and experience the power of underground rock ’n’ roll.

 Mark is always there, with his guitar, his borderline life, ready to warm your heart with poetry.

 Human fragility and prisons of the soul alternate in Engine and in all A.M.C.’s works.

 Dive into Engine by American Music Club and experience the poetic rock journey of human fragility and heartfelt stories tonight.

 "Fuga da Reuma Park is one of the biggest disasters in the history of Italian cinema."

 "My only reaction during the viewing of this film is the one I reported at the top of the review: yawn."

 Discover why Fuga da Reuma Park failed fans and critics alike—read the full review now!

 I listened to that stuff on a loop for at least a month, not sparing wild headbanging on the train while people around me mistook me for a devil-possessed lunatic.

 Prisons is a work that has its own artistic dignity: it has the flavor of a missed opportunity, of those albums that miss the target but that 'at least tried.'

 Dive into Eyes of Fire's Prisons—explore its heavy riffs and post-metal soul now!

 Dennis Wilson was a tormented talent, a difficult and fragile soul inclined towards bad company, alcohol, and drugs.

 The album failed commercially but the quality of the tracks was so high that time proved this work right making it progress from a cult record to a true classic.

 Explore Dennis Wilson’s iconic Pacific Ocean Blue and experience the heartfelt artistry behind this enduring classic.

 "Sign Of The Crow is a bombshell, a powerful and dark record, in the vein of the King Crimson of the '70s."

 "The Pool is impossible to remain indifferent in front of such beauty that takes us back to mythical times when King Crimson reigned."

 Listen to Sign Of The Crow now and experience a prog rock journey shaped by a King Crimson legend!

 Music that we hear, but do not hear; sounds that exist to put us in a position to hear silence.

 Rather than emerging like a ship on the ocean, it becomes part of that same ocean...

 Experience Tim Hecker's serene soundscapes—listen to 'An Imaginary Country' and explore ambient music like never before.

 Piano and liquid atmospheres are "the base" of an album I easily define as a "masterpiece."

 The brutal honesty with which Sampha speaks about his mother who died of cancer... is particularly striking.

 Listen to Sampha's 'Process' now and experience a deeply emotional and sonic masterpiece.

 Hymns for the Haunted marks the definitive embrace of theatricality, as well as a somewhat well-defined artistic identity.

 Jenssen’s vocal talent shines brilliantly: a dark tone that is at times delicate, at times dirty and scratchy.

 Listen to Amanda Jenssen’s dark and authentic Hymns for the Haunted and experience her unique vocal power and theatrical style today!

 They find the new in an antique shop. Dusty, moldy, creased, but it’s new.

 If Jesu has the most beautiful covers in metal, they don’t. But they are not metal, even if they are doom.

 Discover how Dead Swords refresh the doom and shoegaze fusion—listen to Broken Souls now!

 "Every time I place ‘Next To Nothing’ on the turntable, I remember a magical time when a continent on the other side of the globe set its style, imposed its sound, and permanently captured our emotions."

 "Children of a bitter fate, Died Pretty fuel the ranks of the illustrious unknown, unjustly boycotted, especially in their homeland."

 Discover the timeless psychedelic sounds of Died Pretty’s Next to Nothing – a hidden treasure of Australian rock history.

 "Enrico Papi, that crazy cokehead who hosted Sarabanda!"

 "HIM, IN HIS 50s, ALL HAPPY SURROUNDED BY YOUNG WOMEN, YOU AT 25, LOOK LIKE HIS GRANDPA."

 Discover the quirky side of Italian pop by watching Enrico Papi's MOOseca and read this witty review!

 'I've devoted my life to using rock 'n' roll as a voice to express myself, so I am interested in a form of rock 'n' roll consciousness, as the album title suggests.'

 'A record that, personally, I was looking forward to, and that did not disappoint expectations.'

 Discover the spiritual depths and rock power in Thurston Moore's Rock N Roll Consciousness—listen now!

 "'Hegel' is the simple combination of the monstrosity of words borne aloft without rest but with enormous grace by Pasquale Panella and Battisti’s appropriate melodies, never so appropriate indeed."

 "'Hegel' is a magnificent mockery, the ultimate mockery, the disinterested farewell of Battisti. Electronics, heart, mind, and Panella."

 Dive into Lucio Battisti's 'Hegel'—experience the unique blend of poetic lyrics and electronic melodies that define this timeless album.

 Released in ’73, "Catch A Fire" was something new, different, explosive music that would sweep away the rock market.

 The reggae rhythm has the ability to give direction to the Wailers’ music, forcing them to push the limits of their own sound.

 Explore Bob Marley & The Wailers’ iconic Catch A Fire and experience the reggae album that changed the world.

 Waters once again winks to the entire ’70s period of Pink Floyd and I would feel like saying, if the whole album were in line, that for the first time in his solo career he has freed himself from the cumbersome legacy of The Wall.

 The lyrics are in line with the quality, always extremely high, expressed by Waters over fifty years of career: This is the room where they make the explosives... Allusions not so vague to contemporary interpreters of preventive war.

 Listen to Roger Waters' 'Smell The Roses' and experience a timeless journey through classic Pink Floyd soundscapes and sharp political lyrics.