You know that song that causes you a strong sense of sadness? That song that's a punch to the heart?

 We are surrounded by antennas, TVs, and overwhelmed by radio signals but we don’t hear our voices, which are (or were) so close.

This review celebrates U2's 'Stay (Faraway, So Close!)' as a deeply melancholic yet powerful stadium anthem from their beloved early 90s era. The author connects personally with the song's themes of loneliness and unspoken fears, highlighting its poignant lyrics and memorable melody. The track stands out as a favorite amidst U2’s extensive catalog, underlining its emotional resonance and lasting appeal. Listen to U2's 'Stay (Faraway, So Close!)' and experience the haunting beauty of this iconic 90s anthem.

 "# N/A is an elaborate equation by the rock trio and revised by Mr. Adrian Sherwood. The result is practically an electro record."

 "Here, the underlying monotony reaches alarming levels; I don’t feel soul but only a cold, aseptic succession of numbers."

The review analyzes Nisennenmondai’s # N/A album, describing it as an electro-influenced work shaped by Adrian Sherwood. While the technical execution is praised, the reviewer finds the music emotionally cold and monotonous. They suggest that remixing by various producers could improve its appeal. Overall, the album fails to engage the reviewer beyond its perfection. Listen to Nisennenmondai’s # N/A and decide if the electro perfection captivates or leaves you cold.

 "Muna is a warm and welcoming record like a mother’s womb, capable of moving and making one reflect."

 "Ultimately, Muna is an absolute masterpiece that is difficult to replicate and a creative model to follow."

Markéta Irglová's 'Muna' is her second solo album and a highly praised work following her Oscar-winning success. The album blends spiritual themes with folk and piano ballads, recorded with international collaborators. It is described as a warm, soulful record that resonates deeply, transcending religious boundaries. The reviewer ranks it among timeless classic albums and calls it a creative benchmark, especially admired for its authentic approach to matters of faith. Listen now to Markéta Irglová’s 'Muna' and experience a soulful journey blending folk and spiritual music.

 Listening to one of their records is like traveling around the world but staying in the same place.

 They have redefined the rules, rewriting the story with a heart of gold and immortal spirit.

This review praises The Limiñanas' album 'Malamore' for its melodic strength and unique garage-psychedelic sound. The duo skillfully blends cultural influences, including North-West African sounds and cinematic elements. Collaborations, like the one with Peter Hook, enhance the album's originality. The reviewer draws rich literary and film comparisons, emphasizing the album's depth and timeless appeal. Dive into The Limiñanas' Malamore and experience an unforgettable psychedelic garage journey!

 Ultimately leading to their best studio effort in a decade.

 'Radio Song,' the best track on the album and arguably the best song offered by the band since the days of 'The Boy With No Name.'

Travis' eighth studio album 'Everything At Once' presents a hybrid of their classic melancholic sound with modern touches. The album, supported by four singles, reflects a return to form after earlier experimental phases. Standout tracks like 'Radio Song' showcase a richer, rougher guitar sound and strong vocal delivery. Overall, this album is deemed their best effort in a decade, reinforcing their consistency. Listen to 'Everything At Once' and explore Travis' best album in years!

 The music follows the best garage-punk tradition: tracks like the opening psychedelic 'Conflict Resolution'... literally take us on a journey back in time to a mythical era.

 An album that will appeal to the nostalgics of glorious Garage and psychedelia, demonstrating how these genres have, in reality, never truly died.

Big Mountain County’s live album Anachronicle highlights the ongoing revival of garage-punk and psychedelic rock. Recorded in Rome, it channels vintage 60s-80s sounds with energetic tracks like 'Conflict Resolution' and 'About A Clown.' The album appeals to fans nostalgic for classic garage and psychedelic music, proving these genres remain vibrant today. Listen to Big Mountain County’s Anachronicle and rediscover the lively spirit of vintage garage-punk and psychedelia!

 A space-time passage between what has been and what will not be, between what is and what is desired.

 'I just want to be home...' evokes the safe place we all seek in this life.

L'orso's album 'Un luogo sicuro' presents a conceptual journey exploring space and time through interconnected emotional places. The review highlights standout tracks like 'Non penso mai' but critiques some weaker moments such as the hip-hop influenced 'L'uomo più forte del mondo.' Although musically familiar at times, the album softly captures themes of love, melancholy, and memory. The closing track offers a liberating sense of 'home' as the ultimate safe space. Listen to L'orso's 'Un luogo sicuro' and experience its poetic exploration of love, memory, and home.

 It begins with the first movement, dominated by a lively and imaginative orchestra, which is heard with extreme pleasure.

 The malcontento is the shortest movement... an auditory orgasm that brings the listener to ecstasy.

Blaszsczykowski's Concerto for piano and mandolin Op. 766 is a rich Baroque work composed late in the 1600s. Spanning four movements, it showcases lively orchestration and intricate melodic interplay. The review praises its imaginative allegro, Stravinsky-worthy allegretto, ecstatic malcontento, and gentle adagio. A work well worth discovering and revisiting by classical music lovers. Dive into Blaszsczykowski’s intricate Baroque concerto—listen now and experience this classical gem!

 Iggy Pop simply sings, recites with his voice, and as far as I’m concerned, that’s perfectly fine.

 Leaves of Grass is a great opportunity for electronic music enthusiasts because of the partnership between Tarwater and Alva Noto.

Leaves of Grass is a collaboration between Iggy Pop, Tarwater, and Alva Noto, blending poetry and electronic music. The album pays homage to Walt Whitman's influential poetic legacy. Iggy Pop’s vocal delivery is viewed positively despite recent criticism. Electronic enthusiasts will appreciate the experimental sound shaped by Morr Music. The album is a thought-provoking fusion of American culture and artistic contradiction. Discover this bold blend of poetry and electronic music—listen to Leaves of Grass and explore the voices of Iggy Pop and Alva Noto.

 Few words, well used, to make it clear that the waltz in question is nothing but the search for warmth amidst the cold, the storm.

 It’s not just a simple love song. You perceive from the start this atmosphere of tension.

The review highlights 'Never Tear Us Apart' as more than just a love song, portraying it as an emotional waltz filled with tension and warmth. The lyrics evoke imagery of dancing amidst stormy emotions and the awareness of shared cohesion. This classic INXS track is praised for its poetic brevity and deep feeling. Listen to INXS's 'Never Tear Us Apart' and feel the timeless emotional waltz that captures love and tension perfectly.

 "It is 'Keep Yourself Alive' that leads the way for the anticipated debut album: a track that immediately reveals aggressive sounds and a clear but also athletic voice."

 "The business card of Queen in the recording market turns out to be a competent test of genuine and vigorous music, easily traceable to the plurality of influences that hovered in the air for a decade."

The review celebrates Queen's debut album as a vivid testament to the band's emerging talent and musical variety. It traces their origins, highlighting Freddie Mercury's transformation and the early contributions of Brian May and Roger Taylor. The album's energetic tracks display a blend of rock, opera, and inventive songwriting. The review emphasizes the album’s role as a strong foundation for Queen's legendary career. Listen to Queen’s powerful debut album and discover the roots of rock royalty today!

 His great communicative and charismatic ability is not just about being listened to and watched but about making you feel part of that world along with him.

 In his voice, there is a desire for freedom, for open spaces, for surpassing limits, and that infinite love that involves us and makes us all feel good.

The review highlights Alessio Bernabei's captivating live performance of 'Noi Siamo Infinito,' emphasizing his charismatic presence and emotional vocal delivery. His songs balance melancholy with optimism, creating a shared uplifting experience. The live arrangements bring extra energy and depth, supported by talented musicians. Alessio's sincere connection with the audience promises continued artistic growth. Discover Alessio Bernabei's live magic—listen to 'Noi Siamo Infinito' and feel the heart of his music!

 At times during the reading, I felt like I was being sucked into a vortex, in a constant acceleration towards the focal point.

 The final pages, like the calm after the storm, are lyrical and touching, almost unexpected.

Risk Hallberg Garth’s debut novel, 'City on Fire,' is an ambitious nearly 1000-page narrative weaving interconnected micro-stories set in a gritty 1970s Manhattan. The slow buildup leads to a powerful conclusion, balancing harsh urban realities with lyrical moments. The novel centers on deeply personal stories tied together by a central event and a vivid portrayal of New York’s underbelly. Dive into 'City on Fire' for a gripping and poetic glimpse of 1970s New York’s gritty streets and complex characters.

 "Judas and Favour are the two cornerstones, with bass and sterile voice always in the foreground."

 "Patrol is the zenith of the dark gothic philosophy of the eighties."

The Wake's debut album 'Harmony' showcases their immersive post-punk style with dark gothic tones and electronic drum patterns inspired by Joy Division. Key tracks like 'Judas' and 'Favour' highlight the band's raw and original sound. The album is praised as a cult classic that influenced genres such as dream pop and shoegaze. 'Harmony' remains the most representative work of The Wake's early career. Explore The Wake's 'Harmony' and experience the dark, haunting world of 80s post-punk now!

 It’s not free jazz, not even contemporary music, certainly not rock or funky; yet it’s frightening — oh, it is frightening — and fits the images perfectly.

 Morricone is a monster, I tell you, a monster! That man hides something, that man has a secret, that man is unsettling.

This review celebrates Ennio Morricone's Animal Trilogy soundtrack as a unique and frightening masterpiece that defies traditional horror scoring. It highlights Morricone's inventive use of atonal piano, tribal percussion, and unsettling vocal effects. The author reflects on the composer’s mysterious genius, praising his boundary-pushing creativity. The three works included capture the avant-garde spirit of the early 70s, making this OST a must-listen for fans of unconventional cinematic music. Delve into Ennio Morricone's haunting Animal Trilogy OST and experience the genius that redefined horror soundtracks.

 Listening to an album of instrumentals only by Death Grips is equivalent to losing your virginity ten times in a day.

 A completely typical Death Grips product without the essence of Death Grips (MC Ride), hence a crippled album.

The review discusses Death Grips' instrumental album 'interview 2016,' highlighting the lack of MC Ride, which leaves the album feeling incomplete. The music is described as experimental and at times exciting but ultimately leads to boredom and headaches. The album serves mainly as a filler before the release of 'Bottomless Pit.' It contrasts previous works, signaling a departure from their signature style. Discover the experimental side of Death Grips with 'interview 2016' and decide if their instrumental journey intrigues you.

 Gigi is and will always be the real Naples, the true countryside.

 Listen to this cd, it will bring you luck too.

The reviewer shares a heartfelt and lighthearted reaction to Gigi D'Alessio's Malaterra, describing it as a true representation of Naples and its countryside. Personal anecdotes and playful humor underscore the emotional connection to the album. Friends also experienced a similar appreciation. The review encourages listening for a sense of luck and cultural immersion. Dive into the soulful world of Gigi D'Alessio's Malaterra and experience the true spirit of Naples today!

 They launch volleys of destruction, anguish, pain, obsession but in their own way also sweetness.

 In this world of despair, solitude, isolation, screams, tears, and blood, no one deserves happiness.

The Body's album 'No One Deserves Happiness' is a daring and intense musical experiment. Combining brutal metal, noise, and electronic elements, it conveys themes of despair, rage, and isolation. The duo’s execution is both destructive and strangely sweet, culminating in a powerful sonic experience. The review praises the album's fearless exploration of dark emotions wrapped in complex sound layers. Dive into The Body's 'No One Deserves Happiness' for a challenging and unforgettable sonic journey!

 Moon is the work that deserves to be remembered by posterity.

 Unlike Cruise, [Sam Rockwell] manages to convey emotions with a furrowed brow or a crooked expression on his face.

Moon is highlighted as the iconic science fiction film of the 2000s, directed by Duncan Jones. The story explores cloning and corporate control through a compelling character played by Sam Rockwell. The film's unique use of practical effects enhances its charm, distinguishing it from typical CGI-heavy sci-fi movies. With strong performances and a sober style, Moon earns its place as a cult classic. Explore Duncan Jones' Moon and experience a defining sci-fi story with unforgettable performances and unique visuals.

 “How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful thus presents itself as the band’s most honest and heartfelt record.”

 “A solid, cohesive, and well-crafted pop album as rarely heard, which has no pretension other than to be listened to.”

This review highlights Florence and The Machine’s 2016 album as a deeply personal and well-crafted work. Departing from past grandiosity, it features lean arrangements with influences from 70s-80s rock and blues. The vocals are intimate and vulnerable, and the album is praised for its consistency and absence of fillers. It’s described as the band’s most honest and cohesive record to date. Listen to Florence and The Machine’s soulful new album and experience their most honest and heartfelt music yet.