The EP is a successful mishmash of genres where noise rock, punk, alternative, and indie certainly take the lead.

 Other elements like dreamy guitars and a melodic jazzy trumpet come in and out, making the EP very accessible, varied, and original.

Lava's Stupid Era EP offers a vibrant four-track blend of punk, noise rock, alternative, and indie. The band integrates unexpected elements like jazzy trumpet and dreamy guitars, making each track accessible and original. Despite a raw, aggressive opening track, the EP remains varied and engaging throughout. Listen to Lava’s Stupid Era EP now and dive into their fresh mix of punk, indie, and jazzy sounds!

 Angelina Mango is one of the most promising artists in the Italian music scene.

 Poké Melodrama is a respectable but imperfect project, leaving us slightly unsatisfied.

Angelina Mango, daughter of Italian music legends, delivers a debut album blending international and Mediterranean influences with mixed results. While standout tracks like "La noia" and "Che t'o dico a fa'" showcase her talent, Poké Melodrama suffers from uneven sound and too many short, forgettable songs. Despite solid production and thoughtful lyrics, the album could have benefitted from a more cohesive direction. Still, Angelina’s youthful energy and potential make this project worth exploring. Listen to Angelina Mango’s Poké Melodrama and discover a fresh voice in Italian music with unique style and heartfelt songs.

 "Le dimensioni del mio caos is a really great work...it’s a concept album, and a concept in 2008 wasn’t a trivial thing."

 "Some passages are worthy of framing... ‘Pimpami la storia’ gives chills for how, alas, true it is; ‘La grande opera’ is a monumental track."

Le dimensioni del mio caos is a standout concept album by CapaRezza released in 2008. It features a mix of rap, rock, and thoughtful lyricism with social and political themes. Despite a somewhat loose storyline, the album shines in musical variety and memorable verses. Tracks like "Bonobo Power" and "Vieni a ballare in Puglia" highlight both musical creativity and social awareness. Overall, a powerful and engaging work that restored CapaRezza's acclaim. Explore the rich soundscape and sharp storytelling of CapaRezza’s Le dimensioni del mio caos—listen now and experience this bold concept album!

 I affix the fateful 5 stars to their chest!

 An absolute must-have album for RIO enthusiasts, and a sizzling experience for summer barbecues.

This review praises the 1975 live album by Samla Mammas Manna and Ron Geesin for its virtuosic, humorous, and kaleidoscopic prog rock style. The collaboration is described as complex yet accessible, blending diverse influences with a joyful and unpredictable performance. The recording captures the raw energy of a live concert, making it a must-have for RIO fans and a unique experience for adventurous listeners. Listen to this vibrant 1975 live performance and experience the playful virtuosity of Samla Mammas Manna and Ron Geesin today!

 They should abolish Mondays, I think, returning to reality, the one that weakly takes me from the couch to the bed.

 Behind the scat hides a small great man whom I do not yet know, and snatched into consciousness by an uncontrollable drowsiness...

The review paints a dreamy and nostalgic scene evoked by Stadio and Lucio Dalla's Lunedì Cinema. It captures emotional moments tied to youth, everyday life, and the melancholic feeling of Monday. The music is described as soothing despite life's repetitiveness, with subtle jazz influences that hint at deeper appreciation ahead. Overall, the album brings bittersweet comfort to the listener's mood. Discover the reflective and nostalgic sounds of Lunedì Cinema—listen now and let its melodies carry you through any Monday.

 Night is a journey to distant places that the morning light dissolves.

 Night Dreamer is not bop and not yet post-bop, but a bop in transition.

The review paints Night Dreamer as a soulful nocturnal jazz album that blends tradition, improvisation, and innovation. It highlights the stellar lineup and Wayne Shorter's evolving style between hard bop and post-bop. The reflective and intimate tone makes the album a perfect companion to quiet, contemplative nights. The review mixes vivid atmospheric imagery with deep musical analysis to celebrate this classic record. Dive into the timeless jazz world of Night Dreamer—listen now and experience Wayne Shorter's nocturnal masterpiece.

 "Never has a work revealed itself to be so impure in realization compared to the original conception."

 "Be water my friend. With the screenplay in shambles, after those 5 years of rethinkings by Golden Harvest, director Bob Clouse in an alcoholic coma decides to desecrate even the Myth."

The review highlights the troubled and chaotic production of Game of Death, contrasting its flawed execution with the profound philosophy and legacy of Bruce Lee. While the film suffers from poor stand-ins and a broken screenplay, its iconic imagery, fight choreography, and Bruce Lee’s enduring spirit shine through. The movie remains a fascinating posthumous artifact full of symbolic meaning. Despite imperfections, it captures a unique blend of martial arts and deeper thought. Discover the troubled legacy and martial arts brilliance in Game of Death—watch the iconic duels and explore Bruce Lee’s enduring spirit.

 Mad God is a terrifying and gruesome experience within a multi-layered world, only descending.

 It is pure cinema. Cinema of nightmares.

Mad God by Phil Tippett is an extraordinarily radical and experimental horror film that immerses viewers in a cosmic world of darkness and abjection. Lacking a traditional plot, it relies on haunting images and sounds to evoke terror and fascination. The film represents decades of dedicated work by Tippett, a renowned visual effects artist. It’s a challenging but rewarding cinematic nightmare recommended for the bravest of horror enthusiasts. Dive into Phil Tippett’s Mad God and experience a visionary journey through darkness and horror like no other.

 What a bore.

 The finale makes you sick of it: 'Bella' with a dedication to wife and daughter as if we were on Maria De Filippi.

The review expresses disappointment in Lorenzo Cherubini's live album from the 2013 stadium tour. It contrasts the energetic early phase of Jovanotti’s career with the more predictable and uninspired recent work. The setlist is described as inconsistent, with only a few standout moments. Overall, the performance is seen as a sign of creative stagnation despite commercial success. Discover the highs and lows of Lorenzo Cherubini's 2013 live tour — read the full review to see if it's for you!

 "Ron Geesin is a genius that must be read between the grooves of the record and, finally, appreciated because he plays the vast majority of the instruments."

 "The Floyds were deeply incapable of managing the situation [Atom Heart Mother], and Geesin, though key to the music, does not appear in the credits."

This review highlights Ron Geesin's significant yet underappreciated contributions to music, especially his work on Pink Floyd's 'Atom Heart Mother.' 'As He Stands' (1973) stands as an unusual, experimental album marked by orchestral arrangements and spoken word parts. Despite some flaws, Geesin's multi-instrumental talents and creative vision shine, suggesting he deserves greater recognition. The album was supported by Pete Townshend and John Peel, reflecting its unique place in 1970s progressive music. Explore Ron Geesin's unique sound and rediscover 'As He Stands'—a hidden gem of 1970s experimental rock.

 ENEA is the story of a failure, parental above all.

 It is also in these elements that lies the fascination and amazement of this surprising, bourgeois, new-age, baroque work.

ENEA, Pietro Castellitto's second feature, is a prismatic and personal film exploring a fractured Roman upper middle-class family. Through the protagonist Enea's criminal and hedonistic lifestyle, the movie depicts failure, loneliness, and the pursuit of power. The film’s unconventional directing and saturated visuals elevate its intense narrative, balancing memorable sequences with uneven moments. Despite dividing opinions, the reviewer recommends watching this heartfelt and complex crime drama. Watch ENEA to dive into a raw, intense portrait of family and power in modern Rome.

 A poetic album, an album written "with an open heart," laying bare its (and our) weaknesses, difficulties, disappointments, and more.

 We sincerely hope that this album reaches as many people as possible, obviously those endowed with a bit of sensitivity and not closed off in their cocoons.

Spaltro - Vol. 1 is a self-produced album that stands out in today's overwhelming digital music landscape. The album offers poetic, heartfelt lyrics reflecting real, authentic life experiences. It is a rare gem deserving of attention by sensitive listeners seeking sincerity beyond superficial distractions. Listen to Spaltro - Vol. 1 now and experience a rare, heartfelt musical journey beyond the noise.

 "La costruzione" alone would be worth the purchase of the album; it starts quietly, recited, explodes, and you wish it would never end.

 Jannacci as a pain in the neck, but a pain in the neck sui generis — a symbol of a Milan that is eternal and legendary.

Enzo Jannacci's The Best is an impressive 2-CD collection featuring 32 reimagined songs plus three unreleased tracks, showcasing new moods and arrangements. While some notable early hits are missing, the album’s rich jazz influences and poetic depth shine through. Highlights include the moving "La costruzione" and a standout duet with Paolo Conte. The prestigious packaging and the heartfelt collaboration with his son Paolo add significant value to this timeless tribute. Explore Enzo Jannacci’s The Best and experience a legendary journey through Italian music and timeless storytelling.

 The ferocity of this performance is unfathomable.

 Did you want the underground? HERE IT IS! In this record, there are 'bastard' brothers who accept their personal not quite 'normal' hyperboles and throw away the mask of a cowardly hope of sneaking away from the miserable being we are.

This review highlights the intense and chaotic live performance captured in the 1980 album "Live at Target" by Flipper, Nervous Gender, Factrix, and Uns. It praises the raw and uncompromising sound that challenges traditional melodies and comforts, embracing noise and distortion as a form of honest expression. The record is framed as a pivotal underground release that defies classification and pushes listeners toward a deep, transformative experience. Its themes revolve around alienation, rebellion, and acceptance of the darker sides of identity. Dive into the fierce world of underground punk and noise—listen to 'Live at Target' and experience the raw power yourself!

 "In a frenetic and chaotic world, 'Structures from Silence' stands as a beacon of tranquility."

 "The bliss emanating from these tracks is not rooted in conventional emotions but in something more ethereal and transcendental."

Steve Roach's Structures from Silence remains a beacon of tranquility after 40 years, offering deeply contemplative and serene ambient soundscapes. The 40th Anniversary Remaster enriches this experience with two bonus discs that expand on Roach's sonic explorations. This album is praised for its timeless beauty and organic sound that defies artificiality. It invites listeners into a profound, ethereal journey beyond conventional emotions. Experience the timeless serenity of Steve Roach's Structures from Silence—listen to the 40th Anniversary Remaster now and immerse yourself in pure ambient bliss.

 We are left with this production from them, with prominent keyboards and sung interludes, executed with good technical skill.

 Vintage sounds that transport us back to those years and bring us an amateur recording that, remastered, can make its way into the history of Italian progressive music.

La Strana Società’s 1972 progressive album was unreleased until 2017, overshadowed by major prog releases across Europe and Italy. The band demonstrated solid technical skill and vintage keyboard-driven sounds, reflecting the era’s style. After this, they shifted towards a more commercial pop sound with 'Pop Corn.' This remastered album stands as an important piece of Italian prog rock history. Explore this forgotten Italian prog rock classic and dive into the vintage sounds of La Strana Società’s remastered album now!

 It is a bitter film that stays with you and leaves you with a bit of dirt.

 Cammello is the catalyst of the film, an extraordinary character, a major acting performance.

Adagio is a brutal and relentless crime drama by Stefano Sollima, set in the dark suburbs of Rome. With a strong cast including Favino, Mastandrea, and Servillo, the film offers a raw portrayal of corruption and grief. Its grim narrative and atmospheric night sequences leave a bitter but memorable impact. The movie delivers powerful acting and an unyielding rhythm that keeps viewers engaged. Watch Adagio now on Netflix and experience this gripping, dark crime drama from Stefano Sollima.

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 Rating: 3 out of 5.

This review covers Aindulmedir's album The Lunar Lexicon with a rating of 3 out of 5. Unfortunately, the full review text is missing, limiting insight into the album's qualities or shortcomings. Discover Aindulmedir's The Lunar Lexicon and explore its unique sound for yourself.

 The same magnetic intensity, the same solemn depth...

 For detractors of the genre, I recommend listening at a volume to 'bring down entire buildings' to the final minutes building up of 'Astrium'...

The review praises Mountainscape's third album, Iridescent, for its rich fusion of post-metal, black metal, doom, sludge, and ambient styles. The album's dynamic shifts and emotional intensity evoke the majesty of alpine landscapes. Highlights include the powerful opening track 'Belonging' and the monumental 'Towering Monoliths.' Despite its relatively short 42-minute length, the album is a standout in 2024's metal scene. Dive into Mountainscape's Iridescent and experience a monumental post-metal journey inspired by majestic alpine landscapes.

 Lanthimos dances on the corpse of bourgeois society.

 Perhaps nothing makes sense and Lanthimos leaves us suspended and without answers.

Kinds of Kindness is a 163-minute surreal and unsettling triptych by Yorgos Lanthimos, exploring themes of human depravity, domination, and bourgeois society through dark satire. Collaborating again with Efthymis Filippou, Lanthimos creates a morbidly humorous, dreamlike atmosphere reminiscent of Kubrick and Bunuel. The film challenges viewers' perceptions of kindness, reality, and social roles, leaving them with more questions than answers. It continues the director's legacy of powerful allegories and disturbing cinematic puzzles. Dive into Lanthimos’ surreal world—watch Kinds of Kindness and uncover the darkness lurking beneath kindness.