“Survive” is a slap in the face lasting half an hour, a smack that aims to shake spirits.

 Sandpapered riffs merge with rowdy and defiant choruses that scream at everyone to wake up from their lethargy, to start thinking for themselves.

‘Survive’ by Nuclear Assault is a powerful thrashcore album that combines raw energy with sharp political lyrics. Originating from East Coast thrash roots, it blends hardcore intensity with short, impactful songs. The album urges listeners to awaken and think independently. A standout feature is the intense adrenaline-driven sound and a unique Led Zeppelin cover closing the record. This album is a definitive slap in the face to complacency. Listen to Nuclear Assault’s ‘Survive’ and experience thrashcore’s raw power and defiant spirit today!

 Work. Work. Deep wounds in the soul.

 What God can turn love into violence.

This review delves into the harrowing story told by Suicide's 'Frankie Teardrop,' highlighting its emotional depth and disturbing themes. The album conveys the bleakness of survival and the dark side of human experience through minimalist yet powerful lyrics. It captures the listener with its intense narrative of despair, work-induced suffering, and violent nightmares. Praised for its raw and haunting portrayal of inner turmoil, the review appreciates the album's unique, unsettling power. Dive into the dark world of 'Frankie Teardrop'—listen now and experience the raw power of Suicide!

 "The music is fundamentally a concentration of sonic clichés."

 "An album that, in moments of leisure, might even be entertaining and perhaps enthralling."

This review examines Radio Werewolf's debut 1989 album 'The Fiery Summons,' highlighting its darkwave and gothic influences. While the music creates an engaging dark atmosphere, it lacks innovation beyond established post-punk and industrial scenes. The controversial backgrounds of the band members provide context but do not overshadow the musical critique. The closing track stands out with a solemn and captivating tone. Overall, the album is sufficiently intriguing but not groundbreaking. Dive into the dark and enigmatic sounds of Radio Werewolf’s The Fiery Summons—listen now and explore its eerie gothic world.

 For his violent ways and resolve, he reminds me of the Russell Crowe from L.A. Confidential but here he is older, fatter, and with fewer hang-ups… Truly a great performance in my opinion.

 The film is quite lively and Gosling also does well in the role of the unlucky investigator who never gives up and occasionally comes up with a brilliant move.

Set in 1977 Los Angeles, The Nice Guys follows private investigator Holland March and enforcer Jackson Healy on a chaotic case involving a missing girl. The film is an entertaining mix of comedy and noir, featuring strong performances—especially from a notably heavier Russell Crowe. Though occasionally clichéd, it delivers well-planned jokes and lively action. The reviewer recommends the film for its fun and pulp blockbuster vibe, rating it three and a half stars. Discover the witty and thrilling 70s detective duo—watch The Nice Guys for laughs and action now!

 Jozef van Wissem has succeeded in bringing the magical sound of the lute within reach of a wider audience.

 The album creates an atmosphere that is dark, mysterious, and evocative, inviting listeners into a magical dimension.

This review praises Jozef van Wissem's album 'When Shall This Bright Day Begin' for successfully merging classical lute music with experimental folk and pop elements. The collaboration with Zola Jesus adds an evocative vocal dimension, while the album's dark, mysterious atmospheres create a unique listening experience. Van Wissem is positioned as a bridge between classical traditions and modern popular music, breaking down barriers and inviting wider audiences to appreciate lute music in new contexts. Discover the haunting beauty of Jozef van Wissem’s lute-driven fusion—listen to the album that bridges classical and modern folk today!

 Joel Edgerton doesn’t need to rely on blood, stabbings, and various dismemberments. He creates, constructs, and fuels tension, combining the timing of classic cinema with the visual devices of contemporary cinema.

 The film poses the question: what do we really know about the person next to us? What lies behind the 'mask' of those we love?

Joel Edgerton’s The Gift is a psychological thriller that balances measured suspense with a slow pacing, drawing on classic Hitchcockian influences. It explores the uneasy dynamics of a couple confronted by an enigmatic old acquaintance. While the film builds strong atmospheric tension and delivers solid performances, especially from Rebecca Hall, it struggles to fully break free from traditional thriller tropes, resulting in a finale that attempts to reinvigorate the narrative. Discover the tension and twists in Joel Edgerton’s The Gift—watch now and unravel the mystery!

 Each track consistently surprises us with the immense imagination and creativity with which it is crafted.

 Grayceon never uses bass in their albums, but they don’t let us miss it at all, thanks to their immense mastery of their instruments.

Grayceon's 2011 album All We Destroy offers an imaginative fusion of prog rock, folk, and metal without bass. The trio's technical skill shines through complex rhythms, diverse guitar work, and emotive cello and vocals. This highly creative and surprising release stands out for its originality and mastery. Fans seeking fresh progressive metal will find it a must-listen. Listen to Grayceon's All We Destroy now for a fresh take on prog metal innovation!

 "The album is an impressive and massive crossover explosion."

 "They had nothing to envy from the bands I mention above; truly a mystery their NON success."

Naked Truth's 1993 album 'Fight' is a remarkable crossover of hardcore, thrash, and other genres, blending technical skill with musical versatility. Despite minimal recognition and a brief career, the album showcases powerful and engaging tracks. Compared to bands like Living Colour and Fishbone, 'Fight' remains a hidden gem deserving more attention. Dive into Naked Truth's 'Fight' and experience a masterful crossover fusion that defies genre limits—listen now!

 Punk rock from Yugoslavia! Who would have thought?

 An album that, objectively, is awful! Yet this record encapsulates the schizoid and sick personality of the Croatian GG Allin.

This review explores Satan Panonski's 1989 punk album 'Ljuljamo ljubljeni ljubićasti ljulj,' marked by raw, lo-fi production and chaotic vocals. Panonski's troubled life, including his open homosexuality, brushes with the law, and involvement in the Balkan war, adds deep complexity to his artistic output. Though the album is objectively rough and challenging, it offers a unique, chilling experience reflecting a turbulent era and a singular personality. Dive into the raw chaos of Satan Panonski's punk legacy and experience a unique piece of Yugoslavian underground music history.

 "New England is both a poetic and compelling track, Donnelly’s voice is in great shape and the arrangement enhances its depth and lightness at the same time."

 "This Hungry Life remains a good album, even if unfortunately little known."

This Hungry Life by Tanya Donelly is praised for its poetic songwriting and well-crafted arrangements. The album features compelling tracks like New England and World On Fire, showcasing Donelly's strong vocal presence. While some ballads feel repetitive and the final tracks weaker, the album maintains a harmonious American songwriting style throughout. Despite being underrated, it remains a good listen. Discover Tanya Donelly’s heartfelt songwriting in This Hungry Life—listen now and dive into its poetic melodies.

 Selton came on as the last band and saved my evening.

 Melodic singing with a strong Brazilian vibe, often done in two-part harmonies, like cherry syrup for the ears.

The reviewer shares an immersive experience at Selton's live show in Nizza Monferrato. Despite initial distractions and challenges, the band's engaging tropical rock sound with melodic Brazilian harmonies and strong rhythmic sections saved the evening. The live performance's energy surpasses studio versions, highlighting Selton as a promising act. The mix of Italian, Portuguese, and English songs adds to their world citizen appeal. Listen to Selton live and discover their unique tropical rock grooves—experience the energy that studio versions can't capture!

 Blanchett took home her second Oscar, giving voice and body to a woman who is both hateful and fragile at the same time.

 In its ostentation of image, status, prestige, American bourgeoisie is crumbling, leaving only the mirrored reflection of its appearances.

Blue Jasmine explores the collapse of American high society through the story of Jasmine, a wealthy woman facing ruin and mental crisis. Woody Allen contrasts Jasmine’s privileged world with her sister’s modest life, highlighting social divides. Cate Blanchett’s Oscar-winning performance captures the complexity of a fragile yet arrogant woman. The movie offers insightful social commentary yet leans on some clichés. Overall, it stands as a significant entry in Allen’s recent oeuvre. Explore Blue Jasmine’s powerful story and Blanchett’s stunning performance—watch the film to see American society’s cracks unfold.

 The opener "Give Up The Ghost" is masterful, possessing the stature of a small classic.

 This "Minor Victories" is a splendid album, an absolute gem that has absolutely met expectations.

Minor Victories' eponymous debut album exceeds supergroup expectations by blending the talents of Slowdive, Mogwai, and Editors into a well-balanced shoegaze and indie rock collection. The album features strong atmospheric soundscapes and notable vocal collaborations. Tracks like 'Give Up The Ghost' and 'Higher Hopes' stand out as highlights. Overall, it delivers a fresh and captivating indie release. Listen to Minor Victories' captivating debut and experience a fresh indie rock masterpiece today!

 This 'Mainstream' ... you hum it just like one of those raucous anthems of the national Blasco mixed with Pezzali-Repetto also blessed by indie.

 The album flows pleasantly and is a bit repetitive (which is then an aesthetic trait of 99% of independent albums).

Calcutta's debut album 'Mainstream' offers catchy, accessible Italian indie pop with lyrics full of apathy and youthful nostalgia. The album flows pleasantly though somewhat repetitive, blending mainstream influences with an indie spirit. It reflects on a generation grappling with identity without strong ideology. While not groundbreaking, it stands out as singalong-friendly and charming. Listen to Calcutta's 'Mainstream' and enjoy catchy Italian indie pop with poetic, nostalgic vibes!

 "Futtetenne is an anthem to life, to the ability to always react positively to the bad things life throws at us."

 "All the songs are sung in dialect, proving that despite the Americanization that made him known to everyone as Bud Spencer, Carlo has not forgotten his roots."

Futtetenne marks a delightful musical venture by Bud Spencer (Carlo Pedersoli) showcasing his jazzy style across ten tracks sung mostly in dialect. The album blends nostalgic and thoughtful moods, reflecting his cinematic legacy while embracing life’s resilience. Highlighted for its balanced arrangements and social messages, it stands as a celebratory milestone in his career. Listen to Bud Spencer’s unique jazzy album Futtetenne and feel the spirit of a true legend come alive!

 Moods not music.

 A black hole in one of the possible futures confused with the many possible pasts that human pettiness has sought to experience without a shred of mercy for itself.

Dead Procession's 'Rituais E Mantras Do Medo' plunges listeners into a Lovecraftian doom universe defined by pagan and druidic rituals. The album prioritizes mood over traditional music structure, weaving faceless Gregorian chants, black metal echoes, and ritualistic drones. Its haunting and hypnotic atmosphere evokes a timeless, eerie landscape suspended between past and future. A challenging yet immersive experience for fans of ritualistic and doom music. Dive into Dead Procession’s dark ritual soundscape and experience a unique blend of doom and black metal today!

 Above his nevertheless impeccable directing technique stands a devastating aesthetic approach, annihilating, capable of pushing back any critical sense.

 The Neon Demon is a work of art. But not "video art" or things like that.

The review praises Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon as a transformative piece of cinematic art that transcends traditional directing by emphasizing intense visual aesthetics and music. Despite a weak or minimal script, the film's combination of style, symbolism, and performances delivers a powerful emotional experience. The reviewer highlights the presence of 80s synth music and standout actors, including Elle Fanning and Keanu Reeves. While the film may alienate some viewers, it is hailed as an essential work pushing the boundaries of modern cinema. Dive into The Neon Demon and experience Nicolas Winding Refn’s stunning blend of beauty and darkness. Watch now and immerse yourself in cinematic art.

 She Waits on Temple IV is a long and soft epitaph written not on a tombstone, but rather on a cloud or sand by the sea.

 Departing the Body is one of the most emotionally charged pieces Montgomery has ever written, fully enveloped by the sense of irretrievable loss.

Roy Montgomery’s Temple IV is a deeply emotional instrumental album inspired by his journey to the Mayan city of Tikal and personal grief. Unlike his previous nature-focused work, this album explores existential sorrow through psychedelic guitar soundscapes. Highlight tracks reveal pain, acceptance, and a gradual reaching for balance. The album is a raw self-analysis conveyed through delicate and intense musical expressions. Dive into the emotional depths of Roy Montgomery’s Temple IV and experience a unique psychedelic journey through grief and healing.

 Warcraft may be fine only for those looking for coarse and easy entertainment.

 The battles... end up being entirely chaotic, only to resolve suddenly in a linear way.

Warcraft, directed by Duncan Jones, falls short of expectations with a simplistic script and uneven visual quality. While certain characters show promise, overall characterization is weak. The film's battle scenes attempt to mimic video game aesthetics but result in chaotic and unengaging sequences. Despite a solid story structure, the movie fails to deliver deep drama or emotional impact. Discover why Warcraft's visuals impress but its story and characters fall short—read the full review now!

 It’s the essential magnificence of 'As I Die' that opens the work: a few seconds of a six-string arpeggio: a calm only apparent, which is interrupted by the entrance of Nick’s growling voice.

 About twenty minutes representing a turning point in the career of Paradise Lost; they indeed abandon much of the extremism that characterized them in the beginning, adding that Gothic-Dark sound.

Paradise Lost's 1993 EP 'As I Die' marks a career turning point, bridging their early Death-Doom extremism with emerging Gothic elements. The review highlights the instrumental tension, memorable vocals, and notable Atomic Rooster cover. The EP sets the stage for later masterpieces such as 'Icon' and 'Draconian Times'. It's praised for its emotional depth and lasting influence in the genre. Listen to 'As I Die' and experience Paradise Lost’s defining Death-Doom to Gothic transition today!