If I leave you it doesn’t mean I love you any less.

 It’s a beautiful album. It has moments of intimate sweetness but not only those. It is beautiful and simple. Like wearing a man’s white shirt.

The review reflects on Warren Zevon's last album, The Wind, highlighting its intimate sweetness and emotional depth. It compares the album’s simplicity and beauty to the timelessness of a man’s white shirt. The songs express farewell without bitterness but with tenderness and hope. The reviewer encourages listeners to experience the full album for its heartfelt qualities. Listen to Warren Zevon's The Wind and feel the intimate farewell in his last heartfelt songs.

 It’s not a midlife return to adolescent anger: perhaps, I think, it’s more of an awareness of the role of material needs in the emotional sphere; a hateful and urgent misanthropic declaration.

 Jacopo Lietti choking and shouting and pushing himself like never before.

Giønson's self-titled album delivers honest, raw hardcore punk without nostalgic conformism. The intense vocal work and bleak, misanthropic lyrics set it apart. The album reflects a mature awareness of life's emotional and material struggles. Musically, it offers a minimalistic yet powerful sound with influences from other notable Italian punk acts. This free album is recommended for those seeking authentic underground punk. Listen to Giønson’s intense hardcore punk now—free on Bandcamp. Dive into raw emotion and honest lyrics today!

 "Green is the color of the eyes of those like her."

 Every tear of hers was poison to me, it entered me, it warmed me, I felt like a man and I saw again the green color of the eyes like hers.

This review explores the poetic and emotional layers of Pink Floyd's 'Green Is The Color.' It highlights themes of deception, emotional pain, and the symbolic power of color. The writer expresses a deep personal connection to the song's atmospheric and evocative qualities. Rated 4 out of 5, the song is viewed as a memorable and impactful psychedelic piece. Dive into Pink Floyd's haunting 'Green Is The Color' and experience its poetic depth—listen now and feel the emotion.

 The plot is nonsense; there isn’t much to say.

 The deliberately raw style... exposes T. Inoue’s talent, highlighting the strength of his drawing precisely on pages made with essential lines.

Buzzer Beater, a webcomic by Takehiko Inoue in collaboration with ESPN, features a quick-paced space basketball story spanning four volumes. While the plot lacks depth and feels hastily made, Inoue’s raw and minimalist art style stands out, showcasing creative drawing techniques despite budget limitations. The manga serves as a light project between his major works Slam Dunk and Vagabond, notable for its experimental visual effects and unique page format. Discover the unique minimalist art and fast basketball action of Buzzer Beater—read the manga and explore Takehiko Inoue’s creative side project now!

 If J Mascis’s solos were a human being, they would be Mr. Clean, but black with afro hair, moving like Ibrahimovic when he celebrates with his arms wide and with Batman’s voice from the Nolan films.

 Dinosaur Jr. are among the few who can afford to be pretentious, possibly mannered.

The review praises Dinosaur Jr.'s signature powerful sound and exceptional guitar solos, especially on tracks like 'I Walk For Miles.' However, it highlights notable production and mixing flaws that affect the album's overall impact. Some songs feel underdeveloped or lose their punch, and there are critical remarks about vocal mixing and ballads. Still, the band’s distinctive energy and musicianship remain evident throughout. Discover Dinosaur Jr.'s latest album and judge their powerful riffs and solos yourself!

 In the band’s jargon, ‘Project: Mersh’ means ‘Project: Commercialize.’

 Unreachable Minutemen.

Project: Mersh showcases Minutemen's unique blend of punk, funk, and psychedelia with a tongue-in-cheek nod to commercial music. The EP reflects their ironic approach to broader appeal without compromising originality. This work captures their vibrant, genre-defying sound shortly before the tragic loss of guitarist D. Boon. It stands as a testament to their influence on indie and alternative rock. Dive into Minutemen's Project: Mersh and experience the raw, ironic fusion of punk and funk that shaped indie rock history!

 The greatest fear is given in absentia, it is the not knowing, the not seeing.

 Every moment could be the right one for the arrival of the witch, but the waiting is equally agonizing, if not more so.

Robert Eggers' debut film The Witch excels as an intelligent, atmospheric horror that relies on psychological tension rather than shock or gore. The film explores themes of religious fear, family dynamics, and the unseen, building suspense through what remains unsaid and unseen. The strong visual style and faithful representation of period details enrich the eerie atmosphere, making it a standout in contemporary horror cinema. Some minor narrative ambiguities enhance its poetic quality. Discover the chilling depths of The Witch and experience a new standard in psychological horror—watch it now!

 An indie treasure chest, once opened like the good brother of Pandora’s Box, releases lo-fi electronic fantasies.

 A modern fairy tale for those who still want to hear ancient tales.

Flood Network by Ketie Dey is an immersive indie lo-fi album that artfully blends melancholic moods with joyful and colorful electronic textures. With fairy-like melodic voices and intricate sound layers, it offers a hypnotic and dreamy experience. The music captures a balance of simplicity and complexity, evoking modern fairy tales and nostalgic feelings. It's a refreshing escape from everyday routines into a world of vivid sonic imagery. Dive into Ketie Dey's Flood Network and experience a unique blend of lo-fi indie pop and dreamy electronic melodies today!

 The intent of Boom Da Bash is not a nostalgia operation aimed at reviving the original reggae-roots, but rather to start from those sounds to then compose danceable music that makes fun and light-heartedness its weapon of strength.

 ‘Superheroes’ is the perfect summer album to take to the beach or to put on at a party.

Boom Da Bash's 2013 album Superheroes showcases Italy's evolving reggae scene with a mix of Salento dialect and Jamaican English. The album blends reggae, dancehall, hip-hop, and electronic influences, featuring notable collaborations. While a few tracks feel like fillers, the overall vibe is upbeat and danceable. This album is ideal for summer parties and fans seeking fresh reggae sounds beyond traditional roots. Dive into Boom Da Bash's 'Superheroes' for a fresh, danceable reggae experience from Italy's vibrant scene!

 Without even realizing it, these 10 very concise and well-thought-out tracks have already passed, making me realize I’ve listened to an almost hour-long album without ever wanting to skip a track or feel bored.

 Creating a memorable record, or even one at the level of the previous Leftfield works, is another matter.

Leftfield's 'Alternative Light Source' marks Neil Barnes’ solo continuation of the iconic electronic duo after a 16-year hiatus. While lacking some of the duo’s original depth, the album offers an engaging and enjoyable blend of modern and nostalgic electronic sounds. Guest vocalists add flavor, and though it doesn’t reach classic Leftfield heights, it remains a solid and thoughtful record worth listening to. The album balances controlled experimentalism with accessible beats, making it a respectful and interesting comeback. Listen to Leftfield's 'Alternative Light Source' and explore a fresh yet nostalgic electronic journey by Neil Barnes.

 No “filters” to soften the vision but reality in its disturbing aseptic nature.

 Bitter beyond all limits, Polytechnique is an extraordinary exercise in style, directorially courageous and not redundant.

Denis Villeneuve’s Polytechnique is a stark, black-and-white cinematic portrayal of the 1989 Montreal massacre. The film avoids explanation, focusing instead on raw, unfiltered depiction of horror. Villeneuve’s formal and geometric visual style deepens the oppressive atmosphere. It’s a powerful, courageous work blending dramatic depth with artistic form. Watch Denis Villeneuve’s Polytechnique to experience a haunting and powerful cinematic retelling of a tragic event.

 "‘Port Royal’ is a little gem of heavy metal from start to finish!"

 "For all lovers of classic Heavy Metal, albums of this caliber are life."

Running Wild's 1988 album Port Royal is praised for its powerful pirate-themed heavy metal sound and excellent musicianship. The review highlights standout tracks, solid bass and drum work, and the charismatic voice of Rolf Kasparek. The album is considered a classic and an essential listen for fans of traditional heavy metal. Port Royal showcases the band's unique direction in the metal scene of the late 1980s, combining memorable riffs with engaging lyrics. Dive into Running Wild's Port Royal and experience pirate-themed heavy metal at its finest!

 Wicked Games translates the verb to dream; you don’t know if what you have around and what you feel are part of a fantasy or the exact opposite, a nightmare.

 As often happens in music, the expressed melancholy manages to create something sublime that makes you think about how pain is essential to finding beauty.

The review highlights Chris Isaak's 'Wicked Game' as a standout pop-rock ballad of the late '80s. It praises Isaak’s unique voice and emotional depth, blending classic torch song influences with raw, heartfelt themes of difficult love and melancholy. The song captures a dreamlike tension between salvation and heartbreak, making it timeless and captivating. Listen to Chris Isaak’s Wicked Game and immerse yourself in its haunting beauty and timeless emotional depth.

 Isolation Songs is an exciting work but not yet exceptional.

 Birth, to be listened to in strict silence and with utmost concentration, is probably the highest expression of the sextet’s musical and communicative power.

Isolation Songs by Ghost Brigade is a compelling fusion of melodic death metal enriched with sludge and nu-metal elements rooted in Finnish metal traditions. The album shines through its engaging melodies, atmospheric production, and strong instrumental performance. However, the vocals are considered the album’s weakest point, lacking variety and expressiveness. While not yet exceptional, the album is a confident step forward from their debut. Listen to Ghost Brigade's Isolation Songs and experience a deeply atmospheric journey through melodic death metal's dark and melancholic soundscapes.

 Ultimately, we have an excellent album that manages, compared to other similar attempts, not to be impersonal and succeeds in capturing the spirit and atmospheres of the era.

 After an atmospheric and unsettling beginning with sampled voices, we are immersed in a 'journey' back in time, reliving the ancient exploits of the knights of the Italian progressive season.

La Fabbrica dell'Assoluto delivers a compelling concept album, 1984: L'ultimo uomo d'Europa, that breathes new life into Italy's rich progressive rock tradition. Drawing inspiration from Orwell's novel, the band recreates timeless atmospheres with intricate instrumentation and impactful vocals. Featuring notable collaborations and a strong connection to Italian prog legends, this album stands out as a heartfelt tribute rather than an impersonal effort. Fans of classic prog will find this record a meaningful continuation of the genre's legacy. Discover the epic journey of Italian prog rock with La Fabbrica dell'Assoluto's masterful concept album 1984: L'ultimo uomo d'Europa.

 If I were asked, during a medical check-up, if I take drugs, I would answer yes, but it’s a more pleasant drug to take, it lasts for only 43 minutes.

 'Nine Feet Underground' is one of the greatest suites in the history of progressive, my eternal love for this genre that has long since conquered me with its greatness and expressive complexity.

This heartfelt review celebrates Caravan's 'In the Land of Grey and Pink' as an underrated classic in the progressive rock scene. The reviewer praises the band's unique fusion of melodic jazz, folk, and psychedelic rock, highlighting standout tracks like 'Golf Girl,' 'Winter Wine,' and the epic 22-minute suite 'Nine Feet Underground.' The album's evocative cover art and immersive soundscapes offer a joyous yet refined listening experience. A must-listen for prog rock fans seeking musical depth and beauty. Dive into Caravan’s timeless psychedelic journey and experience the magic of 'In the Land of Grey and Pink'—a prog rock masterpiece waiting to be heard!

 The darkness that creeps into the listener’s ears in this work will have no end but will instead become increasingly bleak and unsettling, blacker even than Vantablack.

 Absolute masterpiece.

Elend's debut album Leçons de Ténèbres is a profoundly dark and unsettling musical journey. Combining Latin Gregorian chants, bleak synthesizers, and disturbing screams, it crafts an oppressive atmosphere. Unlike its religious inspiration, the album offers relentless darkness without salvation. The reviewer highlights the haunting vocals and the chilling climax in the final track 'The Emperor'. This album stands out as a unique take on black metal's bleakness. Immerse yourself in Elend’s darkest sonic ritual—listen to Leçons de Ténèbres now and experience pure atmospheric despair.

 "Exuma is not just Africa, but also America, from the southern to the more United States, especially regarding the amazing vocal lines."

 "A nice 'Unclassifiable' in the space reserved for genre identification; this is just to make you reflect on the incredible sonic concoction that stuffs Mackey’s musical cosmos."

Exuma II by Macfarlane Gregory Anthony Mackey, known as 'The Obeah Man,' fuses African spiritual traditions with soulful and Caribbean sounds. The 1970 album offers a more danceable feel than its predecessor, while retaining mystical and tribal elements. Tracks range from reggae to folkloric ballads, showcasing an unclassifiable and captivating musical cosmos. This work highlights a unique blend of cultures and spiritual motifs through powerful vocals and innovative rhythms. Dive into the mystical world of Exuma II and experience a captivating fusion of soul, spirituality, and Caribbean rhythm today!

 ‘Gli eroi muoiono’ evolves in ten songs, of which four in the language pay homage to neighboring France, that are caresses and punches in the stomach.

 The irony reminded me of Daniele Silvestri, from whom our artist also inherits a certain elegance mixed with sarcasm.

Leon’s second album 'Gli eroi muoiono' reveals notable growth and maturity in his songwriting. The album features ten tracks, blending Italian and French lyrics with a mix of wit and emotional depth. The review highlights his elegance and sarcasm, likening him to Daniele Silvestri. Several songs show promise for broader recognition, potentially sparking wider interest in his work. Listen to Leon’s 'Gli eroi muoiono' and experience a fresh blend of irony and elegance in Italian indie music.

 Four of [the songs] pay homage to the neighboring France with their language, that are both caresses and punches in the stomach.

 If someone decided to play “Generazione choosy” on the radio and TV, Leon-mania could erupt.

Leon’s second album ‘Gli eroi muoiono’ showcases a significant step in artistic maturity, inspired by his quiet mountain roots. The album’s ten songs mix Italian and French lyrics with elegance and irony reminiscent of Daniele Silvestri. Tracks like “Chiamami” and “Generazione choosy” stand out as potential hits. The review highlights Leon’s fresh take on the singer-songwriter tradition with engaging lyrics and charm. Listen to Leon’s ‘Gli eroi muoiono’ now and discover a fresh, elegant voice in Italian music!