"The show at any cost, public derision, and indifference have been the trigger for our musical combustion."

 "Not an immature and self-serving anger, therefore, but the exact opposite."

Julian Mente returns after four years with 'Non c'è proprio niente da ridere,' a well-crafted album steeped in anger and social critique. The band channels their fury arising from societal issues like public indifference and media spectacle. Their emocore, punk, noise, and wave influences combine to deliver a powerful musical statement. This album reflects maturity and purpose rather than immature rage, aiming to expose uncomfortable truths. Listen to Julian Mente’s gripping new emocore punk album and experience their powerful social message today!

 The three probe the depths of the subconscious with music that Pándi himself describes as “Music of great mystery.”

 An Untroublesome Defencelessness, an album composed of two suites with evocative titles and divided into multiple parts.

An Untroublesome Defencelessness brings together three renowned experimental musicians: Merzbow, Keiji Haino, and Balazs Pandi. The album is a deep dive into improvisation and avant-garde noise, structured in two multi-part suites. This collaboration extends previous partnerships and explores mysterious, subconscious soundscapes. The review highlights the artists' mastery and innovative approach. Explore this boundary-pushing noise collaboration—listen to An Untroublesome Defencelessness today!

 Gaudi has always pursued a musical path aimed at dissolving barriers between genres.

 The EP opens with '30Hz Dub Prelude,' woven for the bass of Colin Edwin and the drums of Ted Parsons.

Gaudi's EP is a bold experimental work created by using RareNoise's extensive catalog. Featuring two tracks, it merges distinct artists and styles, showcasing a deep fusion of bass, drums, and electronic soundscapes. This innovative collaboration is a prelude to the upcoming album Magnetic. Dive into Gaudi's genre-defying EP and experience the unique fusion of sounds from RareNoise's archive.

 "ITAL because it attempts to evoke the 'Ital Livin' of Jamaican Rasta culture."

 "A fierce text where he denounces society, accompanied by the beautiful voice of MisTilla."

Chisco's ITAL album marks a return with songs entirely in Italian, blending themes from Jamaican Rasta culture. The album balances romantic, party, and socially conscious tracks, featuring notable collaborations and professional production. The review highlights 'Il vento' as a strong example of his ability to address society’s issues with poetic force. Overall, ITAL offers a varied, engaging listening experience. Listen to Chisco’s ITAL for a fresh blend of Italian reggae and Jamaican vibes today!

 The English band Bush has a completely different attitude and character from the Nirvana style.

 The Razorblade Suitcase is the emotional baggage that the leader carries around the world.

This review challenges the notion that Bush imitates Nirvana, highlighting their distinct sound and attitude. Produced by Steve Albini, Razorblade Suitcase offers a raw, garage-rock vibe with emotional depth. The album features powerful riffs, intense drums, and explores themes of personal suffering and romantic struggles. It showcases the band's commitment to evolving their style beyond their debut. Listen to Bush's Razorblade Suitcase and explore the raw emotions and powerful rock riffs defining 90s alternative music!

 Tiziano Vecellio, standing before the large open window, was waiting for him.

 Venice was a place that gave him some chills, especially in the evening, when the echo of footsteps behind him made him jump and immediately reach for his dagger.

This review immerses the reader in the creation of Tiziano Vecellio's oil portrait 'L'uomo dal guanto,' set in 16th-century Venice. It richly describes the atmosphere, the young aristocrat's journey, and the artist's meticulous process. The narrative blends historical context with vivid sensory details, highlighting the painting's significance and the intimate dynamic between artist and subject. Discover the rich story and timeless beauty of Tiziano Vecellio's masterpiece—explore this Venetian classic today!

 The sound of Ouvrez Vos Auditifs Canaux uniquely fuses contemporary classical music, minimalist structures, electronics, and new wave revealing a cultured and eclectic musical background.

 This is a fundamental reissue that all lovers of experimental and boundary-pushing sounds should not miss.

T.A.C.'s Ouvrez Vos Auditifs Canaux is a fundamental album in Italian industrial and experimental music. The 1985 release, remastered with bonus tracks, showcases a rich fusion of contemporary classical, electronics, and avant-rock. The album’s unique Dadaist and pataphysical approach features dark, minimalist, and haunting soundscapes. Notable guest musicians enhance the eclectic and boundary-pushing sound. It is a must-listen for lovers of experimental and cult music. Listen to this landmark experimental album and explore T.A.C.'s unique blend of industrial and avant-garde sounds now!

 "La canzone dell'amore perduto is the most beautiful love song of all time."

 "Fabrizio is one of my many fathers... He sang words I understood."

The review reflects on the deep emotional connection the author has with Fabrizio De André’s songs, especially 'La canzone dell'amore perduto.' Through memories of youth and personal struggles, the music is portrayed as both comforting and poetic. The songs evoke feelings of love, loss, and identity, making the artist a significant influence in the reviewer’s life. Discover the timeless poetry and emotion in Fabrizio De André’s legendary love ballads today.

 "'Product' is fabulous. Bad, seductive, dreamy, rhythmic... The bass and drums are heart-stopping."

 "In short... it’s a great album, where everything works perfectly, never being pretentious, but everything is essential to achieving those sensations that only the GREAT can give."

The review details the origins and challenges around Brand X’s formation, emphasizing their instrumental fusion style. It praises 'Product' as a fabulous, rhythmic, and seductive album with stellar musicianship. The intricate interplay of bass, drums, keyboards, and guitars is highlighted, recommending the album highly to fusion fans. The history of the band’s line-up and style evolution is also narrated in a conversational and engaging manner. Dive into Brand X’s 'Product' and experience the pinnacle of jazz fusion mastery!

 The heavy anarchist political significance borne by a title like 'Addio Lugano bella' is reduced to a sweet memory of the song of a loved girl.

 Ivan Graziani: a storyteller from another time, a painter of songs, for whom singing was equivalent to painting on canvas.

The review explores Ivan Graziani’s 1977 song 'Lugano Addio,' which ingeniously transforms the politically charged 'Addio Lugano bella' into a tender story of youthful love. It highlights Graziani’s skillful fusion of folk and rock and his storytelling prowess. The song juxtaposes the weight of historical anarchist themes with the innocence of adolescent romance, creating a nostalgic and emotional listening experience. The review appreciates Graziani’s unique musical approach and his role in Italian singer-songwriter tradition. Listen to Ivan Graziani’s ‘Lugano Addio’ and experience a timeless blend of history, love, and folk rock storytelling.

 Every new album by Bongolian should be accompanied by a sort of presentation made of kaleidoscopic lights accompanied by the blare of trumpets over a groove-sound in a Latin prog-psychedelic sauce.

 Is it an electronic music album? Is it an acid-jazz, beat, boogaloo, salsa album? Dub music, sci-fi impressionism, funky? Lysergic psychedelia? All these things together.

Moog Maximus, the fifth solo album by The Bongolian (Nasser Bouzida), blends funk, jazz, psychedelic, and electronic sounds powered by Moog synthesizers. The album offers a rich, dynamic, and colorful musical journey that defies easy categorization while paying homage to various influences like Ennio Morricone and George Clinton. Despite its low profile release, it stands out as one of the year’s best records with engaging tracks full of groove and imagination. Dive into The Bongolian’s Moog Maximus and experience a vibrant fusion of funk, jazz, and psychedelic soundscapes—listen now!

 A sort of call to arms for the old and new guard of Hardcore-Punk stars and stripes and beyond.

 Fifty stunning minutes composed mostly by people even more stunned!!

This review praises the punk compilation 'Short Music for Short People' curated by Fat Mike, featuring 101 ultra-short, frenzied punk songs from both legendary and newer bands. The album delivers a fun, fast-paced listening experience with minimal concern for technical perfection, emphasizing raw energy and merriment. Highlights include contributions from iconic bands like Bad Religion, Black Flag, and NOFX themselves. The reviewer highly recommends the album as an entertaining snapshot of punk rock's spirit. Dive into the whirlwind world of punk with this unique, high-energy compilation—listen now and experience the fast and furious spirit of hardcore punk!

 Irréversible is not just a film, it is a photograph, (a punch) an experiment if you will.

 The mind is irreversible, and its mechanics are deplorable. Accept it.

Irréversible by Gaspar Noé is a powerful cinematic experiment that explores raw emotions, horror, and the grotesque through intense visuals and a disorienting soundtrack. The film provokes strong emotional reactions and challenges typical audience expectations with its realistic depiction of violence and psychological torment. Featuring standout performances by Vincent Cassel and Monica Bellucci, the movie is not for the faint-hearted but demands engagement and reflection. Its unique style and unsettling atmosphere leave a lasting impact. Experience Gaspar Noé's Irréversible—watch the film and confront its unforgettable emotional impact.

 Regina always manages to sound unmistakably herself, always poised between optimism and darkness, lightness and commitment.

 Every note that comes out of her mouth is an immense pleasure for the ears, try it to believe it.

Regina Spektor’s 2016 album Remember Us to Life showcases her consistent blend of pop and anti-folk with fresh orchestral and synthetic elements. This album features eleven new tracks reflecting her matured songwriting and unique voice, balancing optimism and darkness. It stands out in a saturated genre as a strong, personal statement. Fans will appreciate the quality and variety Regina brings after a four-year creative period. Listen to Regina Spektor’s Remember Us to Life and experience a captivating musical journey of emotion and artistry.

 Genesis begins to show what they are capable of, at just 19 years old.

 The explosive finale: 'The Knife' ... among the best ever performed by the band.

Genesis' Trespass marks an impressive early step into progressive rock, showcasing youthful creativity and compositional skills. Despite some production flaws and an uneven drummer, the album’s intricate arrangements and standout tracks like ‘The Knife’ reveal its lasting appeal. The review highlights Trespass as an underappreciated gem worthy of attentive listening. Dive into Genesis' Trespass and experience the roots of progressive rock brilliance—listen now and rediscover a timeless classic!

 It’s still Noise, so those who aren’t used to these destructive sounds can safely stay away, but it’s not Harsh Noise with the intent of annihilating eardrums and that’s it, there’s more beneath the surface.

 While listening to these tracks, I like to imagine myself lost at night in a facility of abandoned factories and power plants, yet still operational.

Merzbow's Amlux is a distinctive noise album that balances harsh sound assaults with underlying melodic and drone elements. Released in 2002, it serves as a prelude to the more electronic experimentation found in Merzbeat. The album creates vivid industrial soundscapes, evoking imagery of decaying yet operational factories. Highly recommended for those familiar with noise music seeking depth beyond pure sonic destruction. Dive into Merzbow's Amlux and experience noise like never before—immersive, intense, and hauntingly melodic. Listen now!

 "The oldest and strongest human emotion is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown."

 "Ultimately, it is a volume of capital importance, a text that everyone, fans of Lovecraft or not, should possess."

This review highlights the importance of H.P. Lovecraft's critical essays on horror literature collected in Theory of Horror. The edition, enriched with rare correspondence and notable introductions, deepens understanding of Lovecraft's vision on fear and fantastic fiction. It emphasizes Lovecraft's influences and his unique contribution to cosmic horror. The volume is recommended for both fans and newcomers. Discover the roots of cosmic horror—read Lovecraft’s critical essays and explore the fear of the unknown today!

 "Torello has thus revived, with Predators from the Abyss, the ‘cosmic terror’ of writers such as H.P. Lovecraft and William Hope Hodgson by writing a dark science fiction novel."

 "The tension in the story reminded me of The Dunwich Horror by the solitary of Providence."

Ivo Torello's debut novel, Predators from the Abyss, revives the cosmic horror tradition inspired by Lovecraft and Hodgson. Set in 1890s Britain, it follows an artist and a zoologist uncovering eldritch mysteries linked to ancient creatures and arcane texts. The narrative flows smoothly with strong atmosphere and dialogue, making it a compelling read for fantasy and horror fans. Torello's work marks a new phase focusing on a lost 'sense of wonder' in modern literature. Discover the chilling mysteries of Predators from the Abyss—immerse yourself in cosmic horror today!

 It is the best work by the three Californians since American Idiot.

 Revolution Radio is, above all, a political album, where there is room for mass shootings, social denunciation, anti-establishment anger, and fear for an ever so uncertain future.

Green Day's Revolution Radio is their strongest album since American Idiot, blending punk energy with political and personal themes. The album reflects the band's difficult period but shows renewed creativity. Musically diverse, it balances explosive punk tracks with intimate ballads. Although not a masterpiece, it signals a promising resurgence for the band. Discover Green Day's political punk energy and personal depth—listen to Revolution Radio now!

 With “X” Klaus Schulze composed a ponderous and grandiose work that established him as a wizard and a master of electronic music.

 The true timeless masterpiece of the album is the legendary “Ludwig II Von Bayern” dedicated to the famous Bavarian king.

Klaus Schulze's 'X' is a bold and grand double album showcasing his mastery in electronic music. Each track pays tribute to a significant cultural figure, blending epic rhythms with classical and avant-garde elements. The album serves as one of Schulze's last major successes before his late 80s decline. Notable tracks include epic tributes to Nietzsche and Ludwig II von Bayern, featuring collaborations with cellist Wolfgang Tiepold. Discover the epic journey of Klaus Schulze's 'X'—listen to this classic electronic masterpiece today!