All of Dark Side had never been heard in a live recording before. I can assure you that P·U·L·S·E is worth the expense just for this.

 There is no trace of chit-chat and their presence is very cold. Some like this aseptic approach, others less so.

This review covers Pink Floyd's Pulse DVD capturing the 1994 tour with an impressive full live performance of The Dark Side of the Moon for the first time. The audio and video quality are praised, alongside the detailed stage production and strong musicianship. Despite a cold band presence, the music's power shines through. The set list offers a mix of classic and post-Waters tracks, making the DVD a must-have for fans. Watch Pink Floyd’s Pulse DVD for a timeless live experience with stunning visuals and iconic Dark Side performances.

 Tina Turner’s voice was for me the first embryonic idea of rock, the first truly other sound, the first thing resembling a legend of freedom.

 Ah, 'Nutbush' I liked it for that old affair known as move your ass, but also because it reminded me of the wolf girl, who was none other than my aunt.

The review is a poetic, emotional meditation on the song 'Nutbush City Limits' by Ike & Tina Turner. It intertwines childhood memories, imaginary stories, and the powerful voice of Tina Turner as a symbol of freedom and rebellion. The author fondly recalls the magic of vinyl 45s and reflects on personal influences shaped by the sound and spirit of the song. Ultimately, it acknowledges the power of music to inspire and create legends. Discover the magic of Ike & Tina Turner's Nutbush City Limits and dive into a heartfelt story of music, memory, and freedom!

 Out of Uranus is a tug-of-war between past and present, an arm-wrestle between rock and blues, the extreme, angry cry of a one-of-a-kind group.

 The title track already showcases the band’s power thanks to the cutting riffs of Clarke and the vehement and sublime drumming of Smith.

Killing Floor's second album, Out of Uranus, showcases a stronger hard rock direction with hard blues roots and psychedelic touches. The album highlights skilled musicianship, especially guitar and drumming, influenced heavily by Led Zeppelin and other classic bands. Despite critical merit, it suffered commercial failure leading to the band's dissolution until a 2003 reunion. Overall, it stands as an underappreciated classic in the hard blues rock genre. Listen to Killing Floor's Out of Uranus and uncover a lost masterpiece of hard blues rock!

 "Without cinema, I would feel like a complete emotional illiterate."

 "I never imagined I’d find the most human sex scene I’ve ever seen in a film made with puppets."

Anomalisa is a rare stop-motion film that captures the emotional loneliness and fleeting beauty of human connection. Charlie Kaufman's detailed craftsmanship and unique metaphorical storytelling create a deeply empathetic and moving experience. The film's realism mixed with surreal elements makes it a standout exploration of identity and love. Its intimate gestures and powerful voice performances emphasize the bittersweet nature of fleeting affection. Watch Anomalisa and experience a unique, emotionally rich stop-motion story that redefines human connection.

 I'm on a spaceship. I open my eyes again, and through the porthole, I can see, distant, luminous, beautiful Earth.

 The true journey we are taken on by the magnificent notes of this work is not interplanetary, but a much deeper journey into our own consciousness.

Mesarthim's Spire EP offers a brief but immersive cosmic journey through atmospheric electronic melodies. The two tracks, Crater and Spire, evoke a feeling of space exploration intertwined with deep introspective reflection. Unlike traditional black metal, the EP emphasizes melody and ambiance, inviting listeners to disconnect from reality and explore their inner consciousness. A highly recommended work for fans of atmospheric and experimental music. Dive into Mesarthim’s Spire EP and embark on a cosmic, introspective journey—listen now on Bandcamp!

 Com Truise offers what you’d expect from a synthwave artist, electronic music made with eighties sounds.

 It is a pleasant album to listen to, characterized by good melodic and rhythmic ideas.

The review discusses Com Truise’s album Galactic Melt as a compelling synthwave record with noticeable IDM elements. It highlights the distinctive use of synth lines, drum machines, and Moog bass sounds. The album is praised for its melodic and rhythmic creativity despite limited variety. The reviewer appreciates the evolving tracks and subtle genre blending, recommending it as a pleasant electronic music experience. Dive into Com Truise's Galactic Melt and experience a captivating blend of synthwave nostalgia and IDM flair!

 "Aeon is a concept album linked to Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, divided into Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso."

 "Credit must be given to these guys who have pushed beyond their comfort zone, daring to do more."

Burn After Me's Aeon marks a bold departure from their previous metalcore style, embracing experimentation inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy. The album is divided into three parts—Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso—showcasing aggressive metal, djent experimentation, and melodic rock respectively. Despite some abrupt transitions between sections, the album is meticulously crafted and highly promising. This work demonstrates the band's willingness to push boundaries and explore new artistic directions. Explore Aeon by Burn After Me to experience a daring mix of metal and experimentation inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy.

 We know him to be a self-taught musician/composer who, in his formative journey, has touched upon a wide array of genres.

 A 4 is well-deserved, especially for the courage shown in putting himself out there with such an unconventional musical proposal... almost crazy, like the best of North-European fairy tale traditions.

Grimm's debut demo 'Fiabe Occulte' stands out in the underground rock scene for its originality and atmospheric storytelling inspired by fairy tales. The self-produced project shows fluid recording and rich ideas influenced by Goblin and the horror film aesthetic of Dario Argento. While the singing is a bit traditional, the musical and poetic compositions are strong. Rated 4 out of 5, this demo promises interesting future developments. The review anticipates a darker and more refined follow-up. Listen to Grimm's intriguing 'Fiabe Occulte' demo and explore a fresh take on underground rock inspired by dark fairy tales.

 Rango deserves to be revisited for far other reasons beyond Johnny Depp's voice.

 It is actually an existentialist tale about a bumbling chameleon lost in the middle of the desert and within himself.

Rango, directed by Gore Verbinski and featuring Johnny Depp's voice, is a visually stunning and stylistically rich animated western. Despite modest box office success, the film stands out for its exceptional CGI by Industrial Light & Magic and a soundtrack by Hans Zimmer. It appeals more to adults with its complex themes and film references, exploring existential questions beneath its cartoon surface. This underrated gem deserves a rediscovery. Watch Rango to experience a visually spectacular and thought-provoking animated western that’s more than just a kids' film!

 Geddy Lee is always the Bassist of God, and I will never stop loving the professionalism, expertise, and tireless vitality of these three giants.

 They only make me think that we are far from Hemispheres, Moving Pictures, and their other masterpieces from the 70s and, why not, the 80s.

The review reflects high expectations for Rush's Clockwork Angels due to their technical skill. While praising Geddy Lee and the band's professionalism, the reviewer finds some tracks too obvious and misses the band's classic masterpieces. Favorite songs include Caravan and The Anarchist, but the album's production and composition did not fully convince. The review closes with anticipation for Neil Peart's future activities and hopes for fresh live performances. Discover the nuances of Rush's Clockwork Angels—listen now and decide if it lives up to the legacy!

 The cover of Simon & Garfunkel mentioned in the title is masterful in its simplicity.

 Tracey’s expressiveness and sensitivity give strength to Gabriel, Birds, and the torch song Horses In The Room.

This 1993 EP by Everything But The Girl highlights the duo's acoustic talents with four beautifully arranged tracks. The title track, a Simon & Garfunkel cover, stands out for its elegant simplicity. The originals showcase Tracey Thorn's emotional depth and Ben Watt's musicianship. The EP foreshadows the duo's later worldwide success. Despite limited online info, this release remains a testament to their early skill. Listen to Everything But The Girl’s intimate acoustic EP and experience their early brilliance today.

 Sequeri’s aesthetic finds itself in the middle, free from rock arrangements and far from that churchy aesthetic where Angels accompany Mary on earth to leave random messages of healings and wonders.

 Maybe Penderecki’s works, for some, are frightening. They have never listened to this record. They do not know the fear.

The review reflects on Pierangelo Sequeri’s 1974 album 'Qui dove tu ci chiami' as a unique blend of simplified sacred music emerging from Italy’s complex 1970s socio-political climate. Departing from grandiose classical traditions and the chaotic Beat Mass trend, Sequeri’s work offers a minimalist yet expressive approach, supported by young voices and a modest organ. The album highlights the tension between religious tradition and contemporary cultural upheavals while allowing interpretive freedom for conductors. Overall, it’s seen as an intriguing, though imperfect, artistic expression of its time. Discover the rare 1970s sacred sound of Pierangelo Sequeri’s 'Qui dove tu ci chiami'—a unique chapter in Italian liturgical music history.

 The entire universe evoked here... was but the artistic projection of a great initial question: what is virtue?

 The writing style, quick and pressing, reaches peaks of speed that are hardly surpassable and strips the work of any appearance of artificiality or pedantry.

Jan Potocki's Manoscritto trovato a Saragozza, a partially reviewed mystical-adventurous classic, combines Enlightenment thought, allegorical storytelling, and mysterious, circular narratives. The text explores profound philosophical questions wrapped in multiple layers of stories, drawing comparisons to works like Don Quixote and One Thousand and One Nights. Its fast-paced, engaging writing style masks deep knowledge and creates an alienating yet captivating reading experience. The review recommends the work for its rich complexity and existential themes. Dive into Jan Potocki's enigmatic masterpiece and explore its mystical, adventurous, and philosophical depths today!

 Nothing is new under the sun, says the Bible. Nothing new and neither are you, confirms Legrand in “Majorette.”

 Beach House offers us another work faithful to their musical history, which sees them as the (almost) undisputed heirs of the Cocteau Twins.

Beach House’s sixth album, 'Thank Your Lucky Stars,' stays true to their recognizable dream pop style. The album blends melodic keyboards and guitar with Victoria Legrand’s captivating voice. Notable for a more prominent guitar presence, the album maintains the magic fans appreciate, delivering both familiarity and subtle evolution. It stands as a faithful continuation of the duo's musical journey and a testament to their lasting appeal. Dive into Beach House’s dreamlike world—listen to 'Thank Your Lucky Stars' today and experience their signature sound anew!

 Rock’n’roll or death, maybe it’s just a variant of rock’n’roll that saves your life.

 Jimmy Scavafosse’s music is genuine fun, pure 1950s rock’n’roll, but the noisy, fast, and out of control kind.

The Bone Machine's 'Sotto Questo Cielo Nero' delivers pure 1950s-influenced Italian rock’n’roll with a rebellious, zombie-themed flair. The band mixes classic influences like Johnny Burnette, Tom Waits, and The Cramps with native Italian swagger, shining especially in their storytelling about Jimmy Scavafosse. The album’s fast, noisy energy recalls rock’n’roll legends while creatively using Italian lyrics, bridging traditional and modern styles. Overall, it’s a wild, fun, and authentic experience for lovers of raw rock music. Dive into the gritty world of The Bone Machine’s rocking Italian swagger—listen now and join the undead party!

 The sea is black and the sea is hungry.

 Nothing in this world possesses the strength and allure of the void, resigned.

This review poetically explores Dead Can Dance's 'The Host Of Seraphim' as a haunting and profound musical experience. It uses vivid metaphors of the sea and oblivion to describe the song's powerful atmosphere. The music is seen as a lament that echoes the vastness and inevitability of the void. The reviewer praises the deep emotional impact and spiritual themes of the track. Listen to 'The Host Of Seraphim' and immerse yourself in its haunting and spiritual soundscape.

 Sergio Endrigo has been comfortably forgotten, left there, in a little corner, as if he never existed.

 The answer to everything is a rose.

The review reflects on the daily monotony experienced during morning commutes, contrasted with the emotional escape offered by Sergio Endrigo's song 'Lontano Dagli Occhi.' It highlights Endrigo's underrated influence as a 60s songwriter who blended genres without losing authenticity. The song's theme of mental distance and delicate sentimentality is celebrated as timeless. The review ties personal experience with Endrigo’s poetic expressions, emphasizing his place in Italian music history. Discover the evocative charm of Sergio Endrigo’s 'Lontano Dagli Occhi' and experience a timeless classic of Italian music history.

 "Francesco takes us to a world all his own, made of dreams, hopes, loves, and poetry."

 "The vein of the album is special, heartfelt, suspended like a rag hung out to dry outside the window."

This review praises Francesco De Gregori’s 1974 self-titled debut for its poetic and heartfelt songwriting. The album reflects the artist’s youthful emotions, dreams, and subtle rebellion expressed through sparse arrangements focused on voice and guitar. The reviewer highlights the timeless quality of the lyrics and the album's influence on Italian music, especially noting its inspiration to Fabrizio De André. It is viewed as a deeply personal and universal work capturing a key moment in De Gregori’s artistic growth. Dive into Francesco De Gregori’s poetic debut and experience the timeless beauty of his emotional storytelling today.

 "Finally! This word has a dual significance, both as something anticipated with excitement and then arrives, and as something that arrives 'definitively.'"

 "Pooh thus close their career 50 years after their foundation. However, some detractors might think that the ideas had already run out 10, 20 if not even 30 years earlier."

This review covers Pooh's final live album 'The Last Night Together,' marking their 50-year career milestone. It highlights the expansive setlist spanning hits, rare tracks, and new songs, and reflects on band member reunions. The recording at San Siro Stadium is celebrated as a memorable conclusion, despite some omissions and mixed opinions on former member participation. Overall, the album offers a balanced and enjoyable retrospective of Pooh's musical journey. Explore Pooh's iconic finale—listen to 'The Last Night Together' and relive 50 years of Italian music history today!

 This Reality Testing is a great piece of work, undisputed class further confirmed.

 An album I recommend if you’re looking for something relaxing to listen to as background music.

The review praises Lone's 2014 album Reality Testing for its significant stylistic shift towards a slower, hip-house sound with jazzy samples and dreamlike atmospheres. It highlights the album's homogeneity and skillful production, emphasizing its appeal as relaxing background music. The reviewer considers it Lone's best consistent work, recommending it highly with four stars. Listen to Lone’s Reality Testing to experience a seamless blend of hip-hop and house beats with dreamy electronic sounds.