In the long run, determination and perseverance can lead to the desired success, but not always, as it depends on many factors, not least of which is luck.

 Jennifer Lawrence shines as Joy, portraying a creative inventor who fights to reclaim her rights against business adversaries.

Joy is an inspiring drama about a determined inventor overcoming family and business challenges. Jennifer Lawrence delivers a standout performance supported by Robert De Niro. The film portrays the true story behind the Miracle Mop and highlights perseverance amid setbacks. With a strong cast and emotional depth, the movie offers both inspiration and entertainment. Discover the inspiring story behind the Miracle Mop—watch Joy and experience a powerful tale of determination and family.

 If you want to experience terror and adrenaline throughout the day, reliving the nightmare breathed within the cinema hall, choose “Friend Request.”

 A persistent state of loneliness can cause pathological dependence, that being ignored and marginalized can drive a young girl or a vaccinated adult to madness.

Friend Request is a chilling horror film that delves into the destructive effects of loneliness and social isolation. It combines supernatural elements with intense imagery to create a disturbing yet entertaining experience. The film reflects on pathological dependence and madness driven by being marginalized. Overall, it’s a good product designed to scare and unsettle viewers. Watch Friend Request for a gripping, spine-chilling experience that will haunt you long after the credits roll!

 In 2016, Dream Theater rediscovered their wonderfully symphonic side.

 You wanted less virtuosity? Achieved! You wanted more melody? Here it is!

Dream Theater’s 'The Astonishing' marks a bold and ambitious concept album focusing on melodic symphonic rock rather than metal virtuosity. The album tells a dystopian story of empire and rebellion, enriched by orchestral and choral elements. While some filler tracks and repetitive choruses exist, the overall freshness reinvigorates the band’s sound. The review highlights the band's willingness to innovate and deliver a new energy that satisfies both critics and fans seeking less heavy influences and more melody. Dive into Dream Theater’s 'The Astonishing' for a symphonic prog-rock journey and experience the band’s freshest sound in years!

 "LC is a masterpiece. I say it without fear, one of the best albums, one of the most atypical records of the early 80s."

 Jan Curtis caressed the guitar strings with the same shyness with which he caressed a girl’s skin.

The review praises The Durutti Column's 'LC' as a unique and melancholic post-punk album from the early 1980s. It highlights Martin Hannett's production and Jan Curtis's shy yet emotive guitar style that paints vivid emotional landscapes. The album is described as introverted and minimalist, a monument of its time, resonating deeply within the Factory Records legacy. Listen to The Durutti Column's 'LC' and experience the intimate post-punk masterpiece that defined a generation.

 Turn off the neuron and enjoy the ride.

 John Malkovich totally nails the role of the paranoid, manic ex-agent.

Red is an entertaining action movie that blends comedic elements with explosive sequences. Though Bruce Willis appears stiff and the plot has inconsistencies, the movie shines through its fun tone and charismatic performances, especially from John Malkovich. The direction keeps the pacing enjoyable, encouraging viewers to turn off their critical thinking and simply enjoy the ride. Watch Red for a blast of fun action and quirky performances you won't forget!

 Guitar strings caressed by loving fingers offer a moment of life rich in wild fragrances.

 A deconstructive struggle between the two souls of the director of this sonic psychodrama, souls as an extension of a new sensitivity, blurred, slow.

Amputation by Stian Westerhus is a deeply experimental album, blending unconventional guitar techniques with emotional soundscapes. The review highlights its duality of technology and humanity creating a new sonic experience. The album's elusive melodies and meta-jazz influences give it a unique, introspective feel. It is portrayed as a daring exploration and a fresh musical expression. Discover the innovative sounds of Stian Westerhus' Amputation—listen now and experience a groundbreaking musical journey.

 A compressed, compact, and beastly album: the last uncompromising offering by Dismember; followed by an honorable decline nonetheless.

 The first four songs are something shocking, rarely heard before, not just referencing the band but the entire extreme Metal of those years.

Dismember's fourth album, Death Metal, marks a return to classic old school death metal with raw and dark production by drummer Fred Estby. The album features crushing guitars, furious vocals, and themes of war and violence. Highlights include intense tracks like 'Of Fire,' 'Trendkiller,' and the Doom-influenced 'Mistweaver.' This is considered Dismember's last uncompromising work before their gradual decline. Discover the raw power of Dismember's Death Metal—listen now and experience true old school death metal intensity!

 Metá Metá is, in my opinion, the best and most important group in Brazil today, and even more.

 It is absolutely Brazilian music but also global, African ancestry, song form, rock power, sprinkles of free jazz.

Metá Metá's album MM3 is a profound exploration of Afro-Brazilian musical roots. The trio, featuring Kiko Dinucci, Juçara Marçal, and Thiago França, blends complex rhythms with elements of free jazz and rock. Recorded spontaneously, the album reflects an evolving, singular sound that revitalizes tradition. The reviewer regards Metá Metá as Brazil's best and most important contemporary group. Listen to Metá Metá's MM3 and experience a masterful fusion of Brazilian roots and global sounds.

 The only one to understand that Cage was making history even on Lascia o Raddoppia was Giacinto Scelsi, who turned on the television for the first and perhaps only times in his life to watch him on Rai.

 Cage tried another path, and deep down, his smile is etched in memory while Mike teases him a bit, generating a series of likes, fathers of Facebook, televoting, improvised opinionism, and lurking populist consensus.

This review highlights John Cage’s rare and historic participation on the Italian TV quiz show Lascia o Raddoppia. Despite audience confusion and limited archival preservation, Cage’s presence symbolizes a clash and blend of avant-garde art within popular TV culture. The review reflects on the cultural significance of Cage's approach, celebrating his legacy against societal divisions and aesthetic conformity. Discover the fascinating story of John Cage’s unique TV moment and its lasting impact on art and culture.

 There is no need to force oneself to be someone else, something else. Simply, be.

 'Someday I Will Treat You Good' is the dawn of a free spirit, too imprisoned by clichés.

This review reflects on Sparklehorse's album as a symbol of personal artistic freedom and emotional introspection. It praises Mark Linkous's unique voice and spirit, drawing comparisons to Vic Chesnutt and 70s influences. The critique explores themes of individuality, mental struggles, and the pursuit of dreams beyond conventional life. Ultimately, it values the timeless character of art and its eternal presence. Dive into Sparklehorse's soulful sounds and discover the artistic freedom behind 'Someday I Will Treat You Good'.

 It's interesting to hear how the tracks improve in these more natural versions, showing a lively and successful punch that hints at the traits everyone loved about the band’s early albums.

 Demolicious proves to be a courageous album in proposing sounds that many (accustomed to large modern productions) would dismiss outright.

Demolicious revisits Green Day's controversial trilogy with raw, demo-like recordings that highlight the band's energy and early spirit. Contrasting the polished and sometimes artificial production of Uno, Dos, and Tré, this album offers fans a livelier, more authentic listening experience. It reveals a sound closer to live sessions and classic rock, reflecting Billie Joe Armstrong's admiration for more direct and unified recordings. Though not perfect, Demolicious is a bold step towards reclaiming the band's original punch. Discover Green Day's raw side with Demolicious – listen now and experience the band's energetic roots in fresh demo form!

 A nice freshening up of the sound for the Red Hot, but without going overboard.

 "Dreams Of A Samurai" is a long psychedelic ride that anticipates very interesting scenarios for the future of the Peppers.

The Getaway is the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ eleventh album, marking a notable production change with Danger Mouse replacing Rick Rubin. The album blends new musical elements and synth textures with the band’s classic bass-driven sound. While it avoids drastic reinvention, standout tracks like "Dark Necessities" and "Dreams Of A Samurai" hint at new directions. The review appreciates the fresh sound but remains cautiously optimistic about the band's future. Listen to The Getaway and discover the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ fresh blend of classic funk and new sonic adventures.

 "Dick Dale’s immortal guitar solo fills my ears, and I let myself be intoxicated by the unseen but so present, so real sounds."

 "‘Misirlou’ is actually a Greek folk song, so dear Dick Dale himself adopted the song, like a good cosmopolitan."

The review reflects on the enduring power of Dick Dale's 'Misirlou,' connecting it to summer memories and popular culture like 'Pulp Fiction.' It contrasts the timeless guitar solo with modern pop hits and highlights the song's Greek folk origins. The track serves as a meaningful soundtrack for the season and a symbol of cosmopolitan musical heritage. Listen to Dick Dale’s Misirlou and dive into the ultimate surf guitar experience this summer!

 He wants to entertain. Entertain in a healthy way, like a good apple, and intelligently, like the diligent child who is given the apple.

 Laughter is guaranteed.

Woody Allen’s 1972 film playfully explores the theme of sex through seven comedic sketches based on David Reuben’s book. The movie blends intelligent humor with social satire, set in various historical and cultural contexts. Allen’s performances and sharp wit guarantee laughs while also providing cultural insights. This film stands as an important early work in Allen’s career and is recommended for fans and newcomers alike. Discover Woody Allen’s witty take on sex and comedy — watch the film and enjoy a clever, classic laugh!

 It’s just bourgeois magic, in other words, pure crap.

 I hate this album, I hate it in a way you can’t even imagine.

This review strongly condemns Pink Floyd's 'The Dark Side of the Moon,' calling it mediocre and cliché. The author criticizes the band's alleged collaboration with mainstream culture and dismisses their artistic claims. Syd Barrett's legacy is seen as misused. The review favors punk rock ethos over Pink Floyd's style. Explore this controversial critique and decide if Pink Floyd’s classic truly deserves its legendary status.

 A beautiful film never to be forgotten.

 In a small human war more of fact than of name, ... an unnatural common sense performs the miracle.

The review celebrates the 1951 film Guardie e ladri as a masterpiece of Italian cinema, highlighting the dynamic duo of directors Steno and Monicelli and the unforgettable performances by Totò and Aldo Fabrizi. It discusses the film’s clever screenplay, socio-political censorship challenges, and rich cinematic qualities like Mario Bava's photography and Cicognini’s soundtrack. The narrative's humanistic take on the policeman-thief relationship is praised. The review calls the film a classic deserving enduring recognition. Discover the charm and wit of Guardie e ladri—watch this Italian classic today and experience cinema history come alive.

 A fishing village climbs to the notes of a simple genius guitar of a skinny boy, dreaming of escaping from his metropolis and his perpetual depression.

 Bliss with just a few guitar notes, if this isn’t Art.

The Return of Durutti Column is praised for its simple yet intoxicating guitar work that conveys a blend of joy and melancholy. The review paints vivid sensory images of an Italian spring, childhood memories, and freedom, all captured through delicate guitar notes. It portrays the album as an artistic expression of emotional escape and bliss. Listen to The Return of Durutti Column and immerse yourself in its emotive, melodic guitar journey.

 Common Ground... representing the cry for freedom of a people.

 The album’s untouched analog sound forces me to use the turntable with that background noise that makes Richie Havens’ voice even huskier and more poignant.

The review highlights the 1982 album Common Ground as a groundbreaking fusion of Neapolitan tradition and international folk influences. It praises Pino Daniele's innovative cultural blending and independent production efforts. The collaboration with Richie Havens, known for his Woodstock performance, adds depth and poignancy to the record. The album's analog sound is cherished for its authentic, husky vocal quality. Key themes include social justice, cultural identity, and musical innovation. Discover the powerful fusion of Neapolitan tradition and folk rock in Richie Havens and Pino Daniele's Common Ground – listen now and feel the timeless spirit!

 Few pauses, lots of haste, lots of nervousness.

 If there’s a fishing rod in stagnant mud pulling up an old jar of Sonic Youth filled with waste and remnants of Frank Black and Andrew Falkous jam, this is Madensuyu’s fishing rod.

Madensuyu's 'A Field Between' offers a fast-paced and energetic indie rock experience marked by relentless eighth notes. The Belgian duo mixes guitar, drums, and raw vocals to create a sound reminiscent of bands like Sonic Youth and Frank Black. The album captivates with its intensity and driving rhythm, appealing to listeners who appreciate dynamic, alternative rock. Despite playful uncertainty about the band's origins, the review highlights the album's infectious energy and unique style. Dive into Madensuyu's 'A Field Between' and experience their intense indie rock energy today!

 Sea, the only God of past civilizations, God of life.

 30 minutes, but horror like beauty is timeless.

Umanzuki's Andante Plumbeo delivers a 30-minute sonic journey marked by analog beats and haunting voices. The album evokes images of ancient gods, submerged souls, and the timeless tension between hope and despair. The soundscape floats in a leaden silence where beauty and horror intertwine, creating an immersive, emotional experience. Dive into Umanzuki's Andante Plumbeo and experience a haunting, timeless analog voyage. Listen now to feel the blend of hope, silence, and dark beauty.