‘Damn-cold was much more than an expression of rage, it was like saying, damn-what-a-shitty-life.’

 ‘Now I know, it was the craving for something else that gnawed at us both.’

This review explores Serenella's 'Angeli di pietra', a poetic and atmospheric narrative set in Venice during the 1966 flood. The story blends vivid descriptions of the city's waters and landscapes with deep emotional reflections on friendship, memory, and youth. Through evocative prose, the reviewer conveys the haunting beauty and melancholy of a city and a time lost. Moments of surreal adventure and intimate dialogue punctuate the overall tone of wistful contemplation. Dive into Serenella’s evocative Venice tale and experience the haunting beauty of 'Angeli di pietra'—read now to feel the tide of memory.

 Never before had a record been so violent, and the lyrics were certainly no less.

 This album represents a small gem in the Heavy genre and is undoubtedly a pillar, too often ignored by those who self-proclaim as 'experts in the genre.'

W.A.S.P.'s 1984 self-titled debut album broke new ground in heavy metal with its aggressive sound and unapologetically explicit lyrics. Combining Judas Priest-inspired musicality and shock rock theatrics, the band stood apart from glam metal trends. The album features memorable tracks like "Animal (Fuck Like A Beast)" and "I Wanna Be Somebody." Its immediate impact was fueled by both powerful songs and theatrical live shows, establishing W.A.S.P. as a fierce presence in metal history. Dive into W.A.S.P.'s explosive debut album and experience one of heavy metal's fiercest classics today!

 Inside each of us there is a sufi and a killer, and for everyone, it’s much easier to be a killer, and that’s why we constantly need to find a compromise within ourselves to avoid falling into anger and violence.

 Gonjasufi’s Callus is an ideal hallucinatory and psychedelic ethical and political manifesto played in dark and obscure tones.

Gonjasufi's album Callus is a unique and hallucinatory fusion of psychedelic soul, dub, and hip-hop influenced by spiritual themes and dark-wave tones. The album reflects a profound personal journey marked by internal conflict and meditation during years spent in isolation. With rich cultural references and experimental soundscapes, it challenges straightforward classification and invites listeners into a ritualistic and sacred musical experience. Critics praise its originality and depth, drawing comparisons to eclectic artists like Dr. John and Sparklehorse. Dive into Gonjasufi’s Callus and experience a psychedelic journey unlike any other—stream the album and explore its deep spiritual and musical layers today!

 Pearce could have afforded a bit of healthy self-celebration, but instead seemed the ultimate anti-hero.

 Despite the opportunity, Ian Read did not join Blood Axis on stage, missing a salt to an otherwise bland performance.

This review covers the 2016 live shows of key apocalyptic folk artists including Death in June, Fire + Ice, Hypnopazuzu, and Blood Axis in London. While the venues and crowds suited the genre’s underground nature, performances varied in energy and cohesion. Douglas Pearce's Death in June balanced haunting moments with a somewhat listless delivery, David Tibet struggled to recreate his recorded magic live, and Blood Axis delivered a minimalistic set lacking intensity. The review reflects on the diminishing live presence and questions the vitality of these veteran artists on stage. Explore the enigmatic world of apocalyptic folk live—discover the haunting performances and evolving legacies of these underground icons.

 Gran Rivera is making some really good rock, where the lyrics are the absolute protagonists.

 You can feel it from the clumsy and direct way of singing, bringing a smile and that damned sense of nostalgia.

Gran Rivera's EP 'Pensavo Meglio' marks a confident step beyond their cautious debut, delivering fresh, passionate rock music with nostalgic lyrics. The band embraces a 90s indie rock vibe, playing with authenticity and heartfelt songwriting. The EP is praised for its immediate appeal and raw energy, setting high expectations for the forthcoming second part. Fans of Italian rock will appreciate the blend of passion, rehearsal tradition, and unpolished charm. Listen to Gran Rivera's 'Pensavo Meglio' now and experience a refreshing take on Italian indie rock!

 Lucky Jim is a bastard child, the album least discussed and publicized by the press.

 Everything in Lucky Jim evokes the end credits at the end of a movie.

Lucky Jim is one of The Gun Club's least discussed albums but a true hidden gem. It combines psychedelic blues with poignant emotional depth and punk restlessness. The album reflects a mature, composed sound underscored by melancholy and raw passion. It captures the dark and turbulent spirit of Jeffrey Lee Pierce before his passing. Although not their peak, it deserves recognition for its artistic class and influence. Listen to Lucky Jim now and uncover The Gun Club’s powerful final statement in psychedelic blues and punk rock.

 What is worse than death? ...Not being able to die.

 Kinski... heightens, if possible, the tragic aspect of Nosferatu, his total unhappiness and melancholy.

Werner Herzog's 1979 remake of Nosferatu is a respectful and haunting tribute to the 1922 original and Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Klaus Kinski delivers a powerful and melancholic performance, capturing the vampire's despair and thirst for blood. The film's dark atmosphere is enhanced by a fitting Popol Vuh soundtrack and visionary direction. Unique elements like brief humor and surreal plague scenes add depth. Herzog’s film stands as a rare and noteworthy update of a horror masterpiece. Dive into Herzog’s dark Nosferatu remake and experience a chilling vampire classic like never before.

 Zombie is someone who goes his own way, and in turn, doesn’t care whether he pleases or not.

 A visceral horror, flesh and blood, over the top and baroque, which has already been more castigated than appreciated.

Rob Zombie’s film 31 is a bold, blood-soaked return to his anarchic horror roots. Rejecting highbrow references, Zombie delivers a visceral, chaotic, and nostalgic gore fest. Though controversial and heavily critiqued, it embodies the director’s passion and unique style. The film embraces Halloween themes, clowns, and southern gothic, pleasing fans who appreciate his raw, unfiltered approach. Notable performances by Malcolm McDowell add charm to this extreme experience. Dive into the chaotic world of Rob Zombie’s 31—watch now and experience horror like never before!

 Some of these stories are little gems, the seeds of what would later become the grand construction of Psychohistory in the Trilogy.

 John Campbell, mentor and friend, played an enormous role in Asimov’s formation and successes.

This review delves into Isaac Asimov's early short story collection 'The Early Asimov,' highlighting the evolution of his writing between 1939 and 1949. The reviewer reflects on cherished memories and recognizes the significance of editor John Campbell in shaping Asimov's career. The stories serve as foundational pieces leading to the famous Psychohistory concept and the acclaimed Asimov Trilogy. The book offers both historical insight and personal narratives from a crucial period in Asimov's development. Discover the roots of Isaac Asimov's genius—read The Early Asimov and witness the birth of classic sci-fi!

 This is his new album, and the results are beyond any expectation: 15 interminable tracks for an interminable total duration erect a nihilistic and absolutist monument to the god Hawtin.

 'Them' by FUSE immediately reveals itself as the best episode of the entire album: 15 breathtaking minutes played on swirling 303 lines, simple kick, and minimal hats.

Richie Hawtin's 'From My Mind to Yours' is a dynamic and energetic techno album blending new material under various monikers. The album emphasizes rhythmic dancefloor elements over psychedelic journeys, delivering high-quality tracks throughout its over two-hour runtime. Highlights include the standout track 'Them' by FUSE, showcasing nuanced programming and innovative TB-303 emulation. Overall, the album is a milestone in Hawtin's career, offering a rich experience for techno fans. Listen to Richie Hawtin's 'From My Mind to Yours' and experience a masterclass in minimal techno innovation!

 The video of Let’s Stuff Baby’s Mind With Diamonds is the kind of thing I like to keep my mind busy with when I’m a bit down.

 Kylie Minoise has a very recognizable way of making noise, and it’s evolving.

The review highlights the intense and evolving noise-punk sound of Kylie Minoise's album 'Kill Ugly Pop Now!'. It praises the music's quality noise, garage punk vibe, and industrial elements. The reviewer connects personally with the music and its chaotic energy, appreciating the unique style and video aesthetics. The album is seen as a mental stimulant and a fresh experience for fans of experimental sounds. Dive into the chaotic world of Kylie Minoise’s noise-punk album and experience its evolving raw energy today!

 Kylie is about to re-edit her last year’s Christmas album and make it more appealing, with many new duets, many new tracks, and lots of things that every fan desires.

 An album of really important collaborations, but also of ballads in Marilyn Monroe style, and Christmas songs that make Kylie a perfect Snow Queen.

Kylie Minogue’s Snow Queen Edition is a festive re-release of her 2015 Christmas album, featuring new tracks and high-profile duets. The album includes classics and fresh collaborations with artists like Mika and Iggy Pop. Supported by sold-out London shows, this edition delivers a perfect Christmas experience for fans. Kylie’s ongoing projects promise more exciting music soon. Listen to Kylie Minogue’s Snow Queen Edition now and bring sparkle to your holidays!

 Half an hour of tricks and acrobatics with skateboarding legends: Mark Gonzales, Jason Lee in particular are always there, at the top among the best skaters ever.

 If you love the art of tricks and skateboarding, you should watch it, since it’s an old school compilation of the best, and among the first videos of this kind.

The reviewer recalls their personal skateboarding journey, inspired by Spike Jonze’s influential skate video 'Video Days.' Featuring legends like Mark Gonzales and Jason Lee, this classic film rekindled their love for skating. The direction and iconic soundtrack make it a must-watch for skateboarding fans and newcomers alike. Watch Video Days now and rediscover the roots of skateboarding culture through Spike Jonze’s legendary film!

 Campbell takes his liberties with realism, but manages his screentime well, never dragging the action scenes too long.

 Northmoor is the emblem of a corrupt world beyond belief, ready to sacrifice human lives to protect the secrets of those who govern us like puppets.

Edge of Darkness is a straightforward action thriller directed by Martin Campbell, featuring Mel Gibson as a cop uncovering a government-linked conspiracy after his daughter's murder. The film mixes classic police drama with political commentary on powerful multinationals. While some plot points strain credibility, the movie maintains a steady pace and balances action with reflection. Overall, it's an entertaining watch despite its flaws. Discover the gripping blend of action and political intrigue in Edge of Darkness – stream or watch now!

 Every nuance, every riff, divergent and twisted, hits us like the slash of a katana between head and neck.

 Call it djent, mathcore, technical-post-hardcore metal? Call it what you want, but if you need today, now, immediately, pure sonic concreteness, this and only this is what is for you.

Car Bomb's Meta solidifies their place as mathcore heavyweights with brutally complex riffs and precise production. The album combines intense rhythms and unique vocal styles, delivering a raw yet engaging sonic experience. With standout tracks and guest vocals from Frank Mullen, Meta offers an uncompromising and enjoyable metal journey. This album is a must-have for fans craving fresh, high-energy metal. Dive into Car Bomb's Meta and experience the cutting edge of mathcore metal—listen now for an electrifying sonic assault!

 History is us. Turn off the television and close the books, everything you have studied and learned about the past so far doesn’t hold up to the historiography of our lives.

 History is made by Alfredo, who every morning puts on surgical gloves and plunges his hands into his patients... History is made by De Gregori when he takes the stage, history is made by me as I write, and by you as you read.

This review of Francesco De Gregori's 1985 album 'La Storia' highlights its unique perspective on history, focusing on everyday people rather than famous figures. Though understated and stylistically more polished than his earlier works, the album delivers a powerful cultural manifesto through its title track. De Gregori challenges traditional views, emphasizing history as a lived and ongoing human experience shaped by small yet profound acts. The review praises his poetic approach while acknowledging the album's thoughtful social commentary. Discover how Francesco De Gregori’s 'La Storia' transforms history into a moving human story—listen now and experience its timeless message.

 There is respect and a serene awareness of sharing the same melancholy.

 Lotto gathered what he could of that life and that story. He could do no more: death commands respect.

The review delves into Lorenzo Lotto’s 1527 portrait of a young gentleman, highlighting its melancholic atmosphere and rich symbolism. It explores the artist’s introspective style and his nuanced relationship with the subject. The painting is contrasted with another Lotto portrait from the same year to underline its unique emotional depth. Overall, the review praises Lotto’s skill in combining Venetian and Flemish influences to capture fleeting human emotions. Discover the evocative symbolism and emotional depth of Lorenzo Lotto’s Renaissance masterpiece—explore this timeless portrait now!

 "Ian Svenonious is certainly crazy but his madness goes hand in hand with a penchant for quoting and a sense of irony."

 "An hardcore group with a trumpeter in its lineup, nothing more needs to be said."

The review highlights The Nation of Ulysses as a groundbreaking underground movement and band that merged punk rock with political activism and avant-garde art. Frontman Ian Svenonious brought irony, theatricality, and unique influences to their 1991 album “13-Point Program to Destroy America.” The album challenged hardcore norms by blending diverse genres and radical themes, making the band a notable anomaly in their scene. Despite disbanding in 1992, their influence persisted through future projects. Dive into the unconventional world of The Nation of Ulysses and discover their revolutionary punk manifesto now!

 "These are no longer Twisted Sister. They’ve just become another of the already countless glam metal bands."

 "You can’t sing about anger and rebellion when you have two Porsches in your garage..." - Dee Snider

Released in 1987 during a turbulent period, 'Love Is for Suckers' represents Twisted Sister's attempt at a more commercial, glam metal sound influenced by Atlantic Records. The album features catchy choruses but lacks the energy and rawness of their earlier work, partly due to lineup changes. While some tracks recall their classic style, others come off as predictable and corny. Dee Snider eventually left the band shortly after, and no new albums followed post-reunion, marking this as an endpoint in their discography. Discover the story behind Twisted Sister's controversial 'Love Is for Suckers' and explore its glam metal twist!

 Michael Bay, go to hell.

 But is it easier to teach astronauts to drill or to teach drillers to be astronauts?

This review critically examines Michael Bay's Armageddon, highlighting its star-studded cast including Bruce Willis and Steve Buscemi. Despite a thrilling premise and famous soundtrack, the film suffers from a weak plot and questionable logic. The reviewer dismisses it as a typical Bay blockbuster with more style than substance. Discover why Armageddon’s star cast can't save Michael Bay’s explosive but flawed disaster movie.