Sun City Creeps is the perfect meeting point between mariachi trumpets, fuzz guitars, Neil Young, and Ethiopian jazz.

 After three listens, the tracks imprint themselves in your mind and never leave, instead growing over time.

Woods' album City Sun Eater in the River of Light channels the free spirit of late ’60s California with a unique mix of folk, jazz, and psychedelic rock. The review praises the standout opening track, Sun City Creeps, and highlights the band’s evolution from lo-fi indie folk to a richer sound. Despite some mid-album soft spots, the record remains accessible and memorable, growing with each listen. Woods’ ability to consistently deliver quality records while originating from New York adds an intriguing contrast to their sunny inspirations. Listen to Woods’ City Sun Eater to experience a timeless blend of folk, jazz, and rock inspired by ’60s California spirit.

 In Nonagon Infinity, King Gizzard takes this idea of musical repetition to its extreme consequences, offering nine tracks deliberately conceived as a continuous jam.

 To be honest, so far it’s the least successful album of these crazy Australians, but beware, because their word is slowly spreading, and behind the silly name and goofy attitude hides a band with real guts.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's Nonagon Infinity pushes garage rock into a continuous, looping jam with krautrock influences. While ambitious and creative, the album is considered their least successful by this reviewer. Highlights include intense tracks 'Gamma Knife' and 'People-Vultures' showcasing energetic 2000s garage rock. The band's prolific output and fearless experimentation remain impressive. Dive into the nonstop psychedelic garage jam of Nonagon Infinity and explore King Gizzard's bold musical journey now!

 King Gizzard are only apparently a bunch of jokers who, in fact, possess remarkable skills, both in writing and instrumental abilities.

 "Trapdoor", a hypnotic mantra-like pop song, impossible to get out of your head for at least a month.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard impress with their third album in a year, showcasing remarkable versatility and instrumental skill. 'Paper Mâché Dream Balloon' contrasts their previous works with dreamy folk, soft psychedelia, and quirky pop. The prominent flute adds a gentle touch, while standout tracks like "Trapdoor" and "The Bitter Boogie" highlight their creative range. The album reflects both vintage influences and original musical exploration. Dive into King Gizzard’s ‘Paper Mâché Dream Balloon’ and experience a unique blend of dreamy psychedelia and quirky folk pop today!

 Morgan Bertacca’s direction is the worst in the trio’s entire filmography, with extremely forced camera movements.

 The comedy in this film is absolutely stale, it reeks of old.

The review reflects on the decline of Aldo, Giovanni & Giacomo's legendary Italian comedy, particularly after the departure of Massimo Venier and Marina Massironi. 'Il ricco, il povero e il maggiordomo' is criticized for poor direction, weak acting, and recycled gags. The film is considered one of the trio’s worst efforts, lacking originality and comedic impact. Discover why ‘Il ricco, il povero e il maggiordomo’ marks a low point for the trio – read the full review now!

 It happens less and less often, but when it does, it carries the genuine taste of a musical epiphany.

 After the first 10 seconds of 'Otherwordly Pleasures' you'll want to grab your copy of Highway 61 thinking it’s an outtake.

Promised Land Sound's album 'For Use and Delight' delivers an impressive blend of retro cosmic country and psychedelic rock. The band's youthful energy couples with a deep understanding of classic American rock, creating rich, textured tracks with distinctive vocal styles. The album draws comparisons to Dylan and Jonathan Wilson, offering a nostalgic yet fresh listening experience. Each track complements the other and showcases varied influences that elevate the record beyond mere pastiche. Dive into Promised Land Sound's nostalgic yet fresh 'For Use and Delight' and experience cosmic country like never before!

 "Black Mountain has succeeded where the latest Tame Impala completely failed."

 "It's been a long time since I could get excited about a track like this one."

Black Mountain delivers a powerful and unexpected return with their album 'IV', blending psychedelic rock, cosmic blues, and rich synth layers. The album avoids nostalgic clichés and instead builds on their personal and communal spirit. Notable tracks like 'Mothers Of The Sun' and 'Space To Bakersfield' highlight their mastery of fusing vintage synths and guitars. The effort is praised as one of the year’s best releases. Listen to Black Mountain's 'IV' now and experience a fresh psychedelic rock journey!

 "Caneda’s fusion of classic rap and slam is always top-notch."

 "Whether Caneda is a genius or an idiot with a chav voice remains a mystery... however, there’s no denying that rapping over a Vasco Rossi song is no small feat :)"

This review highlights Caneda's 'Mozart Nella Giungla' as a daring and eclectic mixtape blending classic rap, slam poetry, and trap beats. Known for his divisive style and provocative lyrics, Caneda delivers a project that is both innovative and borderline chaotic. The mixtape showcases his complex artistic persona beyond mainstream clichés, with creative diversity that rewards open-minded listeners. Despite some polarizing tracks, the mixtape is highly recommended for fans of Italian rap experimentation. Dive into Caneda’s daring mixtape and experience the bold fusion of Italian rap innovation today!

 Walter Hill crafts a delightful action film that has over time acquired the same qualitative value as fine distillates.

 Two memorable sequences: the chase with the Baseball Furies and the sinister invitation with Luther’s iconic war cry.

The review reflects fond nostalgia for the era of limited TV options and praises Walter Hill’s 1979 film The Warriors. It highlights the film’s raw, realistic fight scenes, gripping storyline about NYC gangs, and memorable soundtrack. The reviewer appreciates its enduring cinematic value and evocative urban setting, noting its cult status and distinct style different from modern genre films. Dive into the thrilling world of The Warriors—watch the iconic film and experience its timeless soundtrack and gripping story today!

 Wendy O. Williams was much more emancipated than the various riot grrrls that would overrun ’90s punk. She was a woman with guts and knew her stuff!

 Wendy’s voice is halfway between that of a hyper-angry rock chick and an alluring porn diva. Screams and moans.

This review highlights Plasmatics' debut album as a robust and sharp punk record infused with heavy metal elements. Wendy O. Williams' fierce and unique vocal delivery sets the album apart. Key tracks like "Living Dead" and "Butcher Baby" showcase the band's shocking and macabre style. The review also touches on the band's later shift toward a heavier sound and honors Wendy's tragic end. Dive into Plasmatics' groundbreaking punk album and experience Wendy O. Williams' unforgettable voice and rebellious spirit!

 An album that travels fast, compact, and sounds damn Punk. But a bit too monotonous with guitar riffs repeated endlessly that become boring in the long run.

 As if by magic and completely unexpectedly, they return to those Hard & Acid roads that had made them semi-famous in the early nineties.

The Space Age Playboys marks Warrior Soul's return to an aggressive punk sound after a psychedelic detour. However, the album suffers from repetitive guitar riffs and flat vocals. The absence of former guitarist John Ricco impacts the energy negatively. Despite the band’s strong history, sales were poor, leading to a temporary hiatus. The final track stands out by hinting at the band's earlier hard and acid sound. Listen to The Space Age Playboys and decide if Warrior Soul's bold punk return meets your expectations.

 It was as if Chet was on fire... Burnin’ at Backstreet!

 For one night Chet is an unforgiving man. He channels an inexhaustible vortex of breath through the mechanics of his trumpet, like an apocalyptic breath.

This review captures the extraordinary intensity of Chet Baker's 1980 live performance at the Backstreet Club. Unlike his usual melodic style, this night saw Baker delivering raw, frantic, and deeply personal solos fueled by turmoil. The band, including Art Frank and Drew Salperto, complements him perfectly in this unrestrained and aggressive display of jazz improvisation. The concert is remembered as a unique and powerful artistic event where musical form was overridden by emotional urgency. Dive into Chet Baker’s fiery live performance and experience a raw jazz night unlike any other. Listen now!

 Hazed Dream is an album that makes you levitate, much like most psychedelic music.

 It could present itself as hallucinatory pop drowned in the echoes of droning and dreamy guitars with extremely desert-like, sometimes nocturnal traits.

Hazed Dream by Psychic Ills offers a levitating psychedelic experience with dreamy, echoing guitars and slow-moving melodies. It evokes bands like Wooden Shjips and Spacemen 3, featuring hallucinatory pop with desert-like, nocturnal vibes. While enjoyable, its psychedelic approach is softer and less intense compared to Dins' krautrock-infused style. Overall, it remains a compelling psych album with hypnotic qualities. Dive into Hazed Dream and experience a hypnotic psychedelic journey today!

 "David Lynch is not what transpires from his films or his paintings. The artist-Lynch and the person-Lynch are two completely separate entities."

 "It's so exciting when you fall in love with ideas... And getting lost is wonderful."

This review presents David Lynch as an enigmatic yet deeply passionate artist beyond his surreal films, revealed through a compelling collection of interviews. The book showcases his multifaceted creativity and the driving force behind his unique filmmaking style. It inspires readers and creatives alike by emphasizing the beauty of losing oneself in ideas. Ultimately, it separates the man from his work and celebrates his dedication to artistic exploration. Discover the genius of David Lynch—read, watch, and get inspired by his unique vision and passion for creativity!

 Talking about professionalism and craft is just bullshit. If you have something to say, say it.

 Black Market Karma are the present time and so are we, regardless of what your age might be.

Black Market Karma's Plastic Hippie captivates with its catchy, joyful melodies and hypnotic reverb, blending British psychedelia with shoegaze influences. The album, released shortly after their previous record, demonstrates impressive spontaneity and emotional depth. The reviewer praises the band’s prolific output and their ability to evoke deep feelings regardless of age or production timeframe. Plastic Hippie stands as a modern, accessible take on psychedelic rock that invites all listeners to simply enjoy the music. Listen to Black Market Karma’s Plastic Hippie and experience a fresh wave of psychedelic joy and captivating melodies today!

 Dannii Minogue returned more in shape and more brilliant than ever on June 10, 2016.

 An hour and a half of performance featured hits revisited in modern, chill out, and rock versions.

Dannii Minogue surprised fans with a brilliant live comeback after 18 years, opening for Boy George's Culture Club tour in Australia. Her set mixed 90s hits with recent songs, including a new track gifted by Sia. The performance showcased her enduring talent, stage presence, and potential for future projects. Discover Dannii Minogue's electrifying live return—listen to her hits and new songs today!

 The sound emanating from the instruments and synthesizers is badass, furious, and claustrophobic.

 Without Peace Love & Pitbulls, we probably wouldn’t have notable groups like Red Harvest, Misery Loves Co., or The Kovenant.

Peace Love and Pitbulls' self-titled 1992 debut delivers a furious, claustrophobic industrial rock sound influenced by Ministry and Young Gods. Despite lack of mainstream fame, the band is praised by Marilyn Manson and considered a pioneering force in the genre. The album tackles media criticism, social hypocrisy, and generational apathy with intense, distorted vocals and instruments. It remains a milestone influencing notable industrial bands. Explore the raw energy of Peace Love and Pitbulls' debut — a must-listen for industrial rock fans!

 "Invent a new door, decide what's behind it, and open it!"

 The woman, fragile and defenseless, but in the end, has the courage of a lioness.

Assolo tells the story of Flavia, a woman caught in the complexity of failed marriages and family obligations. Laura Morante presents a thoughtful and elegant film mixing reality, dreams, and memories. The film balances emotional depth with a nuanced depiction of a woman's inner courage. While at times slightly convoluted, its style and narrative resonate with French cinema influences. Morante's delicate approach creates a compelling and poignant portrait. Discover Laura Morante's Assolo and experience a beautifully crafted film about courage, family, and finding oneself.

 I truly believe this piece is the formula of perfect balance, just as "The Thousand and One Nights" is: whoever you are, whatever your relationship with music, you will be captivated by this piece, there’s no escape.

 For me, it was one of those many facts that get lost in some dark corner of memory, and it would very likely have remained there for a long time if it weren’t for Rimsky-Korsakov, who encouraged me to read the book.

The review reflects on Western perceptions of Eastern culture and how Rimsky-Korsakov's Sheherazade inspired the author to explore The Thousand and One Nights. The work is praised for its elegant storytelling and balanced romantic themes that captivate all listeners. The reviewer recommends the Gergiev recordings with the Kirov Orchestra and Vienna Philharmonic, highlighting the piece's universal appeal. Explore Rimsky-Korsakov's Sheherazade and let this captivating masterpiece transport you to a world of magic and romance.

 Tony gifts us with squalid tunes, repetitive and simple keyboard passages far removed from Genesis' glory days.

 A minor record, for a sublime keyboardist, who is likely much more prolific and stimulated in group work.

The review criticizes Tony Banks' 1991 solo album 'Still' as a weak and uninspired effort compared to his Genesis bandmates' solo work. Despite notable collaborators like Fish and Nick Kershaw, the album suffers from poor songwriting and repetitive keyboard parts. Only a few tracks benefit from strong vocals. Overall, the album is seen as an embarrassing and minor release in Banks' career. Explore the highs and lows of Tony Banks' solo work and decide for yourself if 'Still' measures up to Genesis' legacy.

 After all this, comes the new work which... is a great album.

 "Se io fossi il giudice" is an instant classic destined to become one of the cornerstone tracks.

Afterhours' double album 'Folfiri O Folfox' marks a strong comeback following important lineup changes and mixed reception of past work. The album blends visceral ballads, aggressive rock tracks, and experimental soundscapes. It stands as one of the band's best releases in years, reaffirming their place in Italian alternative rock history. The emotional weight behind the album's title adds depth to the listening experience. Discover Afterhours' rich, emotional double album and experience one of Italian alternative rock's finest moments.