"Musical stagnation corrodes the artist."

 ‘‘I’ll play fast, people won’t understand my music, and they will applaud me once again.’’

This review critically examines Yngwie Malmsteen's 2016 album 'World On Fire,' describing it as a disappointing and uninspired release. The album is seen as symptomatic of Malmsteen's musical stagnation and egocentrism, lacking emotional depth and fresh ideas. While some melodies are well-crafted, they are lost amid repetitive and hastily played notes. The reviewer considers this album one of Malmsteen's worst efforts, contrasting it with his earlier acclaimed works. Read the full review and decide if Yngwie Malmsteen's 'World On Fire' lives up to the legend or falls short.

 It is music that has its own charm and evokes a timeless beauty in its alternation of calm moments with others of devastating power.

 The wall of sound created is imposing and connects not only to the tradition of early industrial but also to certain Krautrock experiences like Kluster.

Faraway From Light by Gianluca Becuzzi is a compelling dark industrial album characterized by intense experimentation and avant-garde influences. The album features three tracks with a monolithic structure, highlighted by the nearly 37-minute centerpiece 'The Addiction,' originally a film soundtrack. With its use of field recordings and references to early industrial and Krautrock, the album confirms the vitality of the Italian experimental music scene. It balances moments of eerie calm with overwhelming soundscapes, delivering a unique and timeless listening experience. Dive into the haunting world of Faraway From Light and experience the cutting edge of dark industrial music now.

 The music is dark, at times hard and at times dreamlike with 'Floydian' reminiscences.

 'Leviathan' is highly recommended to all space-rock lovers and also to all H.P. Lovecraft fans!

Annoth Rhül's Leviathan is a 2014 album by Sigurd Tonna, inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's cosmic horror mythology. The album features dark, spacey, and prog-rock influenced soundscapes with heavy keyboard use. Key tracks evoke Lovecraftian themes like The Colour Out Of Space and Mountains Of Madness. Fans of space rock and Lovecraft will find this album compelling and atmospheric. Dive into the cosmic darkness of Leviathan and experience Lovecraftian prog mystique—listen now!

 Alone and in silence to better listen to the breath, the unique and unrepeatable sounds of my mountains...and the infinite silences.

 I have surpassed a significant elevation change, and now the descent awaits me.

The reviewer describes a solo autumn hike to Colle del Pianino, starting early despite uncertain weather. The route presents slippery paths and fog, but also serene mountain scenes. The journey is marked by personal reflection and the joy of nature’s silence. Despite challenges, the hike is fulfilling and concludes safely at the village. Explore the serene beauty of Colle del Pianino through this immersive solo hiking story and plan your own autumn adventure!

 'This album... makes it one of the fundamental episodes of this year 2016.'

 'The feeling in reality is that these forces that act, that these manifestations of energy, know exactly how to move and what to do.'

The review passionately reflects on Supersilent's '13' as a groundbreaking album combining free improvisation, ambient noise, and experimental jazz. Drawing parallels with cinematic soundtracks and a personal sci-fi narrative, the reviewer highlights the album's capacity to evoke deep emotional and spatial experiences. The album's complex textures and sonic explorations are praised as unique and significant contributions to avant-garde music in 2016. Dive into Supersilent's '13' and experience a revolutionary blend of avant-garde soundscapes and cosmic improvisation.

 Commercial Suicide is a beautiful production, with a care for sounds that deserves to be known and appreciated.

 The Eighties left behind small great masterpieces, hidden or little told. Commercial Suicide, undoubtedly, is one of them.

Colin Newman's 1986 album Commercial Suicide marks a shift from his Wire post-punk roots to a more elegant and ambient 80s synth sound. Though less commercially successful than peers like David Sylvian, the album offers a rich, carefully produced listening experience. Tracks like 'Feigned Hearing' stand out as hidden gems of the decade. The review appreciates the album's charm and subtle stylistic growth, framing it as an overlooked masterpiece. Explore Colin Newman's refined 80s sound with Commercial Suicide—listen now and uncover this underrated synth masterpiece!

 Untouched, released by Sarah Records in 1993, is the debut of Bristol’s Secret Shine. It’s a good record.

 Is there a valid reason why Untouched is a somewhat niche album? The shoe-gaze fan-boy inside me says no.

Secret Shine's 'Untouched', released in 1993 on Sarah Records, is a solid shoegaze debut featuring lush guitars, dreamy vocals, and well-crafted sonic textures. While not groundbreaking, it successfully merges influences from genre icons like My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive. The album caters to dedicated shoegaze fans and stands as a noteworthy addition to the genre's 90s era. Dive into Secret Shine's dreamy shoegaze world with 'Untouched'—listen now and discover a hidden 90s gem!

 An album that could have been, but was not, a wasted opportunity.

 I consider this album the first misstep of the German band.

The review examines Accept's 1996 album 'Predator,' highlighting it as an improvement over its predecessor but flawed due to inconsistent vocals and lack of aggression. Internal band conflicts affected the album's quality. While some tracks stand out, the album falls short of the band's early iconic works. Recommended primarily for dedicated fans rather than newcomers. Dive into our detailed review of Accept's 'Predator' and discover why this heavy metal album remains a curious chapter in the band's legacy.

 It instills fear and sadness directly under your skin, like a small insulin syringe.

 Have the feeling of having found a little masterpiece of popular wisdom, squaring the circle.

Julieta, directed by Pedro Almodóvar, explores deep themes of maternal love and loss with subtle innovation and emotional intensity. The film’s restrained style may feel less spectacular but remains powerfully compelling. Its haunting atmosphere is enhanced by stunning marine landscapes and thoughtful photography. The story’s emotional core revolves around a mother’s pain and a daughter’s silence over twelve years, creating a poignant cinematic experience. Watch Julieta to experience Pedro Almodóvar's profound exploration of love and loss – a subtle and haunting cinematic gem.

 It entertains you like Leopardi and makes you reflect like Totò.

 Simply extraordinary.

Bandabardò's album L'improbabile blends entertainment with deep reflection. The review highlights its extraordinary quality, likening its effect to renowned cultural figures Leopardi and Totò. The album stands out for combining enjoyable music with thought-provoking themes. Discover Bandabardò's L'improbabile—listen now for an extraordinary blend of entertainment and reflection!

 It is here that I saw how mankind could unite logos, mythos, and time together.

 The astonishing compositional machinery of Caravaggio creates anguish especially because, even though it has a beginning, it lacks an end.

The review reflects on the serene and enduring beauty of the Greek temple of Segesta as a symbol of human skill and the unity of myths and time. It connects this experience with Caravaggio’s mastery in representing time and emotion vividly in his paintings 'Crucifixion of Saint Peter' and 'Calling of Saint Matthew.' Through evocative descriptions, the review highlights how art captures both fleeting and infinite moments, inviting deep reflection. Discover the magic of Segesta’s temple and Caravaggio’s timeless art—immerse yourself in history and emotion today!

 If there’s someone who has played the same song for the past forty years, it’s George Thorogood, but all of us who love him dearly pretend not to notice and go wild to the frenzied rhythm of his big guitar.

 Certain records aren’t explained, you just need to listen at eardrum-shattering volume.

George Thorogood & The Destroyers' 1977 self-titled debut album delivers raw, electric blues with powerful renditions of classic tracks. The band ignited the blues rock scene with fierce guitar work and intense energy. The review celebrates legendary stories and the album's lasting impact. This record captures the spirit of a transformative year in music. Listen to George Thorogood & The Destroyers' explosive 1977 debut and experience the raw power of electric blues!

 "A very, very sentimental ballad, pleasant, recalling great interpreters of Italian and global songs."

 "An Endrigo-style acoustic guitar piece... worth the entire album."

Sergio Endrigo's 1963 album offers a rich melodic experience typical of his singer-songwriter style, with some unexpected musical shifts. The review praises standout tracks like 'Se Le Cose Stanno Così' and 'La Rosa Bianca' for their beauty and emotional depth. Despite a weaker closing track, the album is highly recommended for lovers of Italian classic melodic music. Listen to Sergio Endrigo’s 1963 album and experience timeless Italian melodic songwriting today!

 The backbone of the entire album is the bass of John Entwistle, the only musician to appear on all tracks.

 The best tracks in my opinion are the two psycho rockabilly pieces featuring Alice Cooper on vocals.

This 1974 rock concept album features a superhero story spread across a comic and music, blending various 70s musical styles. Despite its commercial failure, it includes powerful performances by legends like John Entwistle and Alice Cooper. Its quirky mix of rockabilly, funk, and theatrical elements makes it a fascinating, nostalgic gem for adventurous listeners. The review appreciates its unique place in rock history beyond just musical innovation. Dive into this quirky 70s rock adventure and discover the legendary talents behind Flash Fearless Vs. the Zorg Women!

 Our dear Tommi hasn’t made an album but a very long shopping list.

 Playing on the radio and having cover videos of Cattelan, Savino, and the forgettable Mandelli is just proof of the project’s low quality.

The review harshly criticizes TheGiornalai's album Per Nulla Sold Out for its lack of originality and poor quality. The reviewer highlights the album as a collection of uninspired influences and low-effort production. Despite appreciating certain Lo-Fi styles, the reviewer finds the album fails to meet even basic standards of Italian pop music. Moreover, media hype around the album is deemed undeserved and superficial. Discover why TheGiornalai's Per Nulla Sold Out falls short—read the full review and decide if it's worth your listen.

 Lordi is certainly not one of those bands whose albums are difficult to assimilate.

 For this reason, I consider this album truly excellent, and I hope that this step further towards a sort of change can continue with increasingly better results.

Lordi's Monstereophonic shows the band's skill in crafting catchy 80s-style metal with a theatrical twist. The album splits between classic party tracks and a monster-themed story. Keyboardist Hella and drummer Mana receive praise for elevating the sound. While some songs lean into nostalgia and simplicity, the band’s effort to innovate earns high marks. Overall, the album stands as one of Lordi's best, balancing fun and creativity. Dive into Lordi's theatrical metal world—listen to Monstereophonic and experience their bold, monster-filled rock story!

 Exquisite. Exquisitely pop like a slice of apple pie laid on a photograph of Brigitte Bardot.

 Perfect orchestral pop wrapped in refined electronic embroidery scented with a recent past.

Orwell's Exposition Universelle is praised for its exquisite orchestral pop sound, blending vintage and modern styles. The album evokes nostalgic imagery of Paris and references iconic influences like Stereolab and Pet Sounds. It offers a refined electronic touch paired with lush melodies, creating a sophisticated and charming listening experience. Listen to Orwell's Exposition Universelle and immerse yourself in elegant, nostalgic orchestral pop today!

 "Recording Blaster was invigorating and exciting. It reminded me of the mindset I had when the first two albums with the Stone Temple Pilots were released."

 "Circles really means a lot to me ... the last flame slowly falls and fades in the wind, dignified and overwhelming."

The review praises Scott Weiland and The Wildabouts' album Blaster for its energetic yet restrained rock sound. It highlights Weiland's voice and Jeremy Brown's guitar work as central to the album's dynamism. The tragic death of Brown shortly before release adds a poignant layer, especially reflected in the final track "Circles." The album recalls the energy of Weiland's early Stone Temple Pilots work, offering both pop-infused and riff-driven tracks. Discover the emotional depth and rock edge of Blaster—listen to Scott Weiland and The Wildabouts today!

 Joanne is Lady Gaga’s first work where heavy synths, eurodance sounds, major techno beats, and club productions do not take center stage.

 It’s precisely the sharp and decisive cut from the recent past that raises some concerns: after reaching the peak of the theatrical-sound pantomime in Artpop, Lady Gaga moves from hyperbolized complexity to total minimalism.

Joanne marks a significant shift in Lady Gaga's career, moving away from theatrical extravagance toward a minimalist pop sound infused with country and rock elements. The album pays homage to authentic American vibes, steering clear of heavy synths and electronic beats typical of her earlier work. While appreciated as an enjoyable and fresh musical effort, some concerns arise regarding the abrupt transition from complexity to simplicity without an intermediate phase. Joanne showcases Lady Gaga's versatility and willingness to explore new artistic directions. Discover Lady Gaga’s unique and heartfelt Joanne—listen now and experience her bold musical evolution!

 The length and freshness of the tracks, combined with the decent sound homogeneity, make this No Worry No Mind an excellent debut.

 Other Head and Psycho (Reprise) are the Wire !!!!!!!

The B Boys' EP 'No Worry No Mind,' released by Captured Tracks, offers a fresh and cohesive post-punk sound. Despite its anachronistic style in today's scene, the EP stands out with energetic tracks and solid production. It resonates with fans of bands like Preoccupations, Protomartyr, and Parquet Courts. Key tracks like 'Other Head' and 'Psycho (Reprise)' evoke a classic Wire vibe. Overall, an excellent and promising debut. Listen to B Boys' 'No Worry No Mind' EP and experience a fresh take on post-punk today!