The fifteen tracks thus narrate the desperate and courageous oppositions of the rebels against totalitarianism.

 The album praises something much greater: the exaltation of human rights, the desperate search for a freedom that could lead man towards a better future.

Casa del Vento's album is a heartfelt musical tribute to the heroes of the Italian Resistance. It uses traditional acoustic instruments and simple, direct lyrics to evoke memories of struggle against Nazi-fascist oppression. The album promotes human rights and freedom without political manipulation. Its raw and tragic atmosphere immerses listeners in historical testimony and oral storytelling. Overall, it's a powerful, authentic work honoring Italian history and resilience. Listen to Casa del Vento’s moving album and experience the spirit of Italian Resistance through powerful folk storytelling.

 Millie is a girl who is a victim of consumerism, buying products for herself and the house in an attempt to be accepted by others.

 The theme of the oppressive male, the same one Valérie Solanas wanted to 'cut up', and that of incommunicability and the 'mask' overlap, but the film is open to any possible interpretation.

Robert Altman's Tre Donne is a psychological drama exploring themes of consumerism, identity, and female relationships. The film follows Millie and Pinky's evolving connection in a desert apartment complex. Noted for its deep symbolism and open interpretation, it earned critical acclaim and awards for Shelley Duvall and Sissy Spacek. The movie intertwines themes of male oppression and personal transformation in a mysterious narrative. Discover the profound drama of Tre Donne—watch now and experience Altman's masterful storytelling.

 Planetbase will undoubtedly please enthusiasts of the genre, combining managerial skills with a sci-fi setting.

 Managing a space colony can be incredibly stressful, even in a simulation, reflecting the true difficulties of such an endeavor.

This review delves into the existential fascination with Mars colonization and critiques the Mars One project. It then explores the video game Planetbase, praising its strategic complexity and realistic challenges in managing a hostile planetary colony. The reviewer finds the game engaging but stressful, highlighting its appeal to strategy and sci-fi enthusiasts. The review combines thoughtful reflections on space exploration with a detailed game assessment. Discover the challenges of colonizing a hostile planet in Planetbase—test your strategy skills and survive the ultimate space frontier!

 Keith Caputo here sets aside his vocals chasing the perfect pop rock of his solo albums to recreate with his bandmates that mix of modern metal infused with New York hardcore.

 This is demonstrated by the second half of the album, made of gloomy chords and slow, biting melodies that find their manifesto in the title track.

Life Of Agony’s Broken Valley marks a strong comeback after eight years, blending modern metal with New York hardcore influences. The album balances catchy melodies and gritty atmospheres, avoiding forced tributes and focusing on authentic, emotionally charged compositions. Tracks like 'Love To Let You Down' and the title track showcase the band's skill and attitude. Recommended for listeners seeking a raw, non-traditional metal experience. Listen to Life Of Agony's Broken Valley and experience a fresh take on metal with hardcore roots and compelling melodies!

 WHICH EVIL GENIUS CAME UP WITH THIS VIDEO?!

 The aliens plead with the legendary Eiffel65 to return to finish the song because they are having a blue withdrawal.

This review revisits Eiffel 65's iconic 1999 hit 'Blue (Da Ba Dee)' and its creatively bizarre music video. The reviewer highlights the playful narrative featuring blue aliens, a space chase, and martial arts antics. The song’s deeper lyrical meaning about loneliness is acknowledged, while the video is praised for its imaginative and entertaining qualities. The review mixes nostalgia with humor and curiosity about future videos. Watch Eiffel 65's iconic 'Blue (Da Ba Dee)' video and rediscover the quirky 90s hit that still captivates with its playful visuals and catchy tune!

 DNA, along with Mars and Lydia Lunch, propose the concept of No Wave. The refusal to belong to someone and to represent something. There is only the freedom to be.

 In the mere minute of “25 30”, amidst the saturated sound of the guitar, the frontman manages to articulate phrases as if by magic.

This review highlights the innovative and anarchic nature of DNA's 1977 album, 'A Taste Of DNA,' as a cornerstone of the no wave movement. It praises Arto Lindsay’s unique vocal and instrumental approach and situates the album within the 1970s experimental underground, alongside peers like Mars and Lydia Lunch. The album’s fusion of punk energy, noise, and avant-garde textures is celebrated as both influential and visionary. Dive into DNA’s groundbreaking no wave album now and experience the raw energy and genius that shaped experimental music.

 "The novel is set on Mars, where the Far Venture spaceship expedition has landed... A typical conflict which then reproduces the usual one between science and the military's sense of duty."

 "The entire book... suggests a greater attention to each interaction between man and nature, understood in all its manifestations and, in the specific case, also to those life forms that do not belong to our planet."

The review analyzes Kenneth F. Gantz's 1963 sci-fi novel 'Not in Solitude,' set on Mars during a scientific-military expedition. It reflects on the human-nature relationship, the clash between science and military priorities, and environmental concerns. The narrative mixes space adventure with philosophical and ecological themes. Despite some narrative tension, the novel leaves open-ended questions about the true 'monsters' among humans and extraterrestrials. Dive into 'Not in Solitude' for a classic Mars adventure blending science, philosophy, and ecological insight—discover the mysteries beyond Earth today!

 Kirsten Morrison’s debut album reveals a cultured, versatile, and highly talented artist.

 The beautiful final track that seems like a siren’s song summarizes the visionary and evocative spirit of Kirsten Morrison’s fascinating recording debut.

Kirsten Morrison's debut album, Proserpine’s Gold, showcases her cultured and versatile artistry through a sophisticated blend of folk, classical, and electronic music. Drawing on her operatic background and literary inspirations, her music creates an evocative and eclectic soundscape. Collaborations with Lene Lovich add an intriguing dimension, while poetic lyrics elevate the album's emotional depth. The record is a unique and visionary introduction to Morrison’s multifaceted talents. Explore Kirsten Morrison’s Proserpine’s Gold and immerse yourself in a rich, eclectic musical journey blending folk, classical, and electronic sounds.

 They are noisy, annoying, and repellent in the way someone might consider a collection of pornographic magazines repellent.

 Wow, these guys don’t give a damn about anything! Which consequently makes you love or hate them depending on the situation.

Fat White Family’s album ‘Songs for Our Mothers’ delivers a provocative mix of punk attitude and acidic psychedelia. Their music challenges conventional boundaries, blending underground rebelliousness with sophisticated collaborations. The album is polarizing, combining harsh and theatrical sounds that either repel or captivate listeners. With nods to British rock traditions and socio-political themes, it remains difficult to categorize but undeniably bold. Dive into the daring sounds of Fat White Family’s ‘Songs for Our Mothers’—listen now and decide if you love or hate their radical style!

 They feed on quirky lo-fi like only Pavement can afford, and then they thrive on repetition à-la The Fall, Velvet Underground, Television.

 'Human Performance' is Wire doing Parquet Courts; essentially and stupidly, that’s all there is.

This review highlights 'Human Performance' by Parquet Courts as one of 2016's standout albums. The New York band blends punk urgency with quirky lo-fi elements inspired by bands like Pavement and Wire. The album features thoughtful, anxiety-inducing songs that repeat obsessively, creating a lasting impact. Fans are encouraged to explore both this record and the band's previous work. Listen to 'Human Performance' and explore the unique punk-infused sound of Parquet Courts today!

 An extremely bitter comedy (one often laughs thoroughly), Il cappotto is a film simultaneously of rare delicacy and brutal harshness.

 Renato Rascel received lavish praise across Europe, they called him a new Charlot but with his own personality.

Il Cappotto, directed by Alberto Lattuada in 1952 and based on a Nikolai Gogol story, is a bittersweet comedy portraying the life of timid municipal employee Carmine De Carmine. The film masterfully balances humor and harsh social reality, with standout performances by Renato Rascel and Giulio Stival. Praised for its cinematography and deep portrayal of workplace cruelty, it remains a significant work in Italian cinema. Rascel won the Silver Ribbon for Best Actor, cementing the film’s acclaim. Discover the poignant blend of humor and tragedy in Il Cappotto—watch this Italian classic and experience Renato Rascel's award-winning performance.

 One can finally comprehend the essence of a neo-futuristic masterpiece represented by this album.

 Without using a drum machine, but only hats and a driving combination of 303, Hawtin creates an evolving micro-universe, with overwhelming pathos sublimated in the final ascent.

This retrospective review reassesses Plastikman's 2014 album EX, highlighting its place as a neo-futuristic masterpiece in minimal techno. The album is praised for its complex structures, evolution beyond previous works, and immersive, dark atmosphere. Despite initial criticism, the live-recorded imperfections add unique value and showcase Richie Hawtin's innovative approach. The reviewer urges fans not to wait another decade for a new release. Dive into Plastikman’s EX and experience the evolution of minimal techno—listen now to this timeless electronic masterpiece!

 The Nightday flows and engages in an amazing way, especially when listened to during nighttime.

 Zhu managed to compose a record that stands out from the course of today's House.

ZHU's 2014 EP The Nightday features six cohesive tracks filled with downtempo rhythms and soulful bass lines. Despite the reviewer's usual disinterest in house music, the album's nocturnal vibe creates an engaging listening experience. The record stands out among typical house productions and rewards open-minded listeners. Give ZHU's The Nightday a listen tonight and experience a fresh, soulful take on house music!

 A track that shocks, annihilates, destroys all resistance.

 Industrial-Metal with apocalyptic compactness, with instruments engaged in producing cyclopean, circular sounds, repeated endlessly.

Godflesh's 1994 EP Merciless is a ruthless and suffocating industrial metal work marked by repetitive, apocalyptic sounds. Its four tracks blend heavy guitar, pounding bass, and drum machine rhythms with early elements of techno-dub. The reviewer praises the EP's intense atmosphere and considers it a powerful complement to the band's earlier works. Despite its oppressive mood, Merciless stands as an important step in Godflesh's evolving sound. Listen to Godflesh's Merciless EP and experience the crushing power of industrial metal's darkest sound!

 Berserk is such a complex manga that a single review would not be enough to describe its grandeur and the imposing nature of the topics handled with ease.

 Berserk is a masterpiece within a masterpiece, partially reflecting our lives, depicting them with faces different from our own, capable of moving us, making us laugh until we collapse, but also provoking anguish, terror, hatred, fear, despair, sadness, and dark moments.

This comprehensive review praises Berserk as a masterpiece that explores profound themes of revenge, fate, and human nature. It highlights the complex characters and the brutal, dark fantasy world Kentaro Miura creates. The reviewer shares personal emotional impact and admiration for the manga's artistry and storytelling. Berserk challenges traditional values and offers a mature vision of morality and religion. Overall, it is deemed a deeply moving and essential read for manga enthusiasts. Dive into Berserk and experience one of manga's greatest epics — start reading now and join Guts on his dark, unforgettable journey!

 A song that is still part of the lightest and most carefree possible 70s, a song that would undoubtedly make many frown. But believe me, in relation to the genre, it is at a level that is hardly matched.

 If Piero Aloise had continued to compose songs, he would have had nothing to envy from the great pillars of Italian light song from the 70s.

This review explores Piero Aloise’s scarce but impactful contributions to 70s Italian light music through his album Com'erì Bella. Although his discography is limited to just four songs over two LPs, the author highlights the quality and nostalgic feel of Aloise's lyrics and melodies. The review praises the warm, melancholic tones and well-crafted instrumentation while lamenting the artist’s decision to stop producing music. There is curiosity about Aloise’s later focus on poetry and dialect writing. Explore the hidden elegance of Piero Aloise’s 70s songs and rediscover Italian light music’s forgotten treasure.

 This guy can’t make a bland track even when he does pop!

 Steven Wilson is always there!

Steven Wilson's 4 1/2 EP offers 5 new tracks showcasing a variety of styles from melodic rock to jazz and electronic experimentation. While not as enchanting as his major works, it maintains his signature quality. The standout track 'Happiness III' delivers an unexpectedly catchy pop-rock vibe. Reworked old tracks fall short, suggesting Wilson should avoid revisiting past projects. Overall, the EP sustains interest and reflects Wilson's consistent artistry. Discover Steven Wilson's diverse 4 1/2 EP and experience his blend of rock, pop, and experimental music now!

 The Go-Go’s sound bad, really bad, in the best tradition of the genre.

 ‘Beauty and the Beat’ will be the only number 1 in the history of the American discography for an all-female band writing their own pieces.

This review captures the rebellious energy of the Go-Go's debut album 'Beauty and the Beat,' highlighting its raw punk sound and commercial breakthrough. The band's unique composition as an all-female group writing their own songs set them apart in the late '70s music scene. Despite the rough edges of their early work, chart hits like 'Our Lips Are Sealed' elevated the album to No. 1. The review also touches on Belinda Carlisle's struggles and later solo success. Discover the rebellious punk roots and chart-topping hits of Go-Go’s 'Beauty and the Beat'—listen now and explore their unique legacy!

 This album was made possible thanks to crowdfunding, basically the fans of the group bought the album blindfolded, and something tells me they won’t regret it!

 Marta are Marta: you either love them or hate them (although, according to the writer, hating them is impossible!).

LOSTILEOSTILE marks a compelling new chapter for Marta Sui Tubi as they return to a trio formation. Fueled by crowdfunding support, the album showcases 13 energetic tracks exploring themes of meeting, love, and self-discovery. The band's signature impulsiveness and vocal versatility shine through, highlighted by memorable collaborations and dynamic songwriting. This release is praised as engaging, emotionally rich, and likely to be a fan favorite in live shows. Dive into Marta Sui Tubi's LOSTILEOSTILE—listen now and experience a captivating blend of passion and rock energy!

 Taster may not be anything extraordinary, but it’s a simple album, brief.

 If you are (or feel) young and are short on soundtracks for your boredom, this album is right for you.

Hovvdy's 'Taster' delivers a sweet and melancholic lo-fi sound that resonates with feelings of youth and boredom. The album is brief but effective, blending slowcore and emo influences with similarities to artists like Alex G and Car Seat Headrest. While not extraordinary, 'Taster' offers a simple and touching listening experience perfect for those seeking emotional indie music. Listen to Hovvdy's 'Taster' and immerse yourself in a sweet, melancholic lo-fi experience perfect for reflective moments.