It's like taking an experienced whore capable of making you happy with the most wicked tricks of the trade and insisting on dressing her up as a bad metal-grunge girl.

 The only gem has to be searched for very deeply, it's written red on black in microscopic characters on the last page of the album and reads like this: 'Whoever stole Mick’s guitars…we hope you die.' Amen.

Motley Crue's 1994 self-titled album attempts a heavier, grunge-influenced sound following Vince Neil's departure. While a few tracks like "Power To The Music" and "Hooligan's Holiday" stand out, most songs feel monotonous and uninspired. The ballads are familiar but unremarkable. Overall, the album fails to convincingly evolve the band's signature glam metal style. Discover this controversial phase of Motley Crue and decide if you agree with their 1994 makeover—listen or read more now!

 There is only one possibility to escape the repetitive universe of Metropolis, and the solution lies in the unknown that watches over us.

 The final escalation of 'Mariner' indeed materializes in a triumphant display of blinding colors, with a spacecraft challenging the speed of light, entering a black hole that might catapult into the unknown.

Mariner is a concept album by Cult of Luna and Julie Christmas that explores a dystopian world through a cinematic post-metal soundscape. Inspired by Kubrick’s space odyssey, the album blends atmospheric instrumentation with Julie Christmas's versatile vocals. It offers a complex emotional journey through themes of isolation, exploration, and the unknown. The album’s composition balances heavy riffs with ambient textures, delivering an immersive experience praised for its depth and execution. Dive into Mariner’s cosmic journey—listen now and experience the epic post-metal fusion of Cult of Luna and Julie Christmas.

 A triumph of organ and synthesizer, just to please their mentor who must have appreciated the (remarkable) quality of the piece.

 This work would have deserved much more prestige, but when it was released, even English prog was already in decline.

This review highlights the rare English version of Banco del Mutuo Soccorso's 'Banco' album, orchestrated with Emerson and released in 1975. Praising the Nocenzi brothers' keyboard work and the stunning instrumental tracks, it notes a slightly less successful use of English vocals but overall considers the album a gem. Despite being a sort of compilation, it captures the peak of the band's career and deserves recognition. The reviewer awards it 4 stars, emphasizing its unique place in progressive rock history. Explore the rare English 'Banco' album and experience this prog rock masterpiece's unique fusion and history today!

 "The New America saved my adolescence."

 "It’s 2000, punk rock has reached the sunset of its revival, and this album is a continuous web of Shakespearean doubts."

This review celebrates Bad Religion’s 2000 album The New America as a bold and emotionally charged punk rock record that captures the fears and hopes of a new millennium. Despite mixed mainstream reception and changes in sound influenced by producer Todd Rundgren, the album offers standout melodic hardcore anthems and thoughtful social commentary. The reviewer personally connects with the album as a soundtrack for outsider resilience and underdog revenge. It is positioned as an underrated classic deserving of more recognition. Dive into The New America and experience the punk rock album that gave voice to the forgotten underdogs of 2000.

 Colors, lively sounds, and colors.

 You easily navigate between sci-fi themes, easy mid-century modern To Rococo Rot, dub from advertisements conjured from the minds of sunny Mouse on Mars in flip-flops cruising a sunlit highway dedicated to Kraftwerk.

Saroos' album TARDIS delivers a vibrant and colorful electronic sound blending sci-fi themes with modern krautrock influences. The album evokes sunny, lively atmospheres reminiscent of Mouse on Mars and Kraftwerk. It moves away from cold, surgical electronics into a warm, inviting sonic journey. The review highlights the album’s ability to seamlessly mix multiple genres with a fresh approach. Listen to Saroos' TARDIS now and experience a fresh twist on classic krautrock and electronic music!

 I didn’t expect to have to wait until the ninth track of the album to start getting excited.

 The concluding ‘Hold On’ benefits from the signature of Scott Weiland and leads us with pathos and class towards the end of a very interlocutory work.

This review views Limp Bizkit’s ‘Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water’ as an album that struggles with originality, largely recycling earlier sounds. Though most songs feel familiar, a few tracks like 'Take A Look Around' and 'Getcha Groove On' stand out positively. The album ends on a more emotional note with 'Hold On,' yet overall the work raises questions about the band’s focus after prior success. Explore Limp Bizkit’s controversial album and discover its highlights and flaws for yourself!

 Mommy is an extraordinary film precisely because it argues the necessity of being happy and taking life positively, essentially relying on nothing.

 Even when everything goes wrong, when life is fraught with thorns and harshness, the only possible way is to live positively, to find joy in the pure act of being in the world, free.

This review celebrates Xavier Dolan's film Mommy as a masterful portrayal of pain transformed into an uplifting ode to life and freedom. Through powerful visuals, vibrant colors, and a joyous soundtrack, the film balances psychological struggles with moments of heartfelt laughter and hope. The performances and unique 1:1 image format draw the viewer intimately into the story of Diane, Steve, and Kyla. Ultimately, Mommy conveys a profound message: even when life is harsh, embracing optimism is the only way forward. Discover the emotional power and visual artistry of Xavier Dolan’s Mommy—watch this uplifting film and explore its inspiring message now!

 This band is simply WOW, and even though it presents itself as just another one of the countless unknown bands... it manages to stand out from the crowd.

 The highly peculiar mix of tango and experimental music is pleasant, and hard to tire of.

This review praises The Tango Saloon’s album Transylvania for its innovative blend of tango, experimental jazz, and eerie rock influences. Highlighting standout tracks like 'Dracula Cha Cha' with Mike Patton on vocals, the reviewer appreciates the album's fresh yet nostalgic sound. The mix of improvisation and emotional depth makes it an engaging listen. The album stands out among releases from the Ipecac label, appealing to adventurous music fans. Listen to The Tango Saloon’s Transylvania now and experience an unforgettable fusion of tango, jazz, and experimental rock!

 A truly remarkable work, this "White Album," which definitively relaunches Weezer and raises curiosity about what path this band... will take from now on.

 The beautiful opener "California Kids" aggressively in full Weezer style immediately convinces with a great rocky riff and a melody that instantly etches in your mind.

The White Album marks Weezer's tenth studio effort and a confident return after a career slump. With new producer Jack Sinclair, they refine their signature power pop and rock style. Standout tracks like "California Kids" and "L.A. Girlz" evoke the band's early glory days. Despite one weaker track, the album is praised as a remarkable work that reestablishes Weezer in the American alternative rock scene. Listen to Weezer's White Album and rediscover their powerful return to alternative rock greatness!

 The chronicle of a foretold death.

 Kurt Cobain was a soldier who came to fight for a little decipherable generation with little hope for conservation.

This review reflects on the emotional weight behind Nirvana's 'All Apologies,' composed by Kurt Cobain as a private yet universal revolt. The song symbolizes Cobain’s fragile spirit, his dedication to family, and the tragic mythos surrounding his early death. It highlights Cobain’s role as a sensitive artist and an emblem of a rebellious generation. The MTV Unplugged performance exemplifies the haunting farewell of a musical icon. Dive into the emotional story behind Nirvana’s 'All Apologies' and discover the heart of Kurt Cobain’s legendary music.

 'When it really works, it’s also fun... basically, genius.'

 'Read, watch, and listen to whatever you like but do it consciously, that’s all.'

UI's 1990 album 'Sidelong' is a pioneering post-rock work featuring two basses and drums that blend rhythm, intelligence, and creativity. The review reflects on the complexities of musical taste and aesthetic judgment, illustrating the disconnect between generations and highlighting the album's depth and inventiveness. It also offers background on the band's formation and encourages conscious musical exploration. Dive into UI's 'Sidelong' and experience a groundbreaking post-rock journey of rhythm and innovation.

 The electronic beats are now replaced by the gentle notes of the piano, and house makes way for a more classical and minimalist approach to music.

 There will surely be at least one track that will bring tears to your eyes, that will give meaning to those meager 17 minutes of existence, that will make you tell the world to fuck off.

The review describes deadmau5’s '7' EP as a solemn, piano-driven departure from his usual electronic style. It highlights the emotional and introspective journey through the exploration of human sins conveyed by minimalist melodies. The reviewer appreciates the EP's capacity to evoke deep feelings and recommends immersing fully in its 17-minute runtime. The unique blend of classical influence and emotional depth makes it a compelling listen. Immerse yourself in deadmau5’s '7' EP and experience a powerful, emotional journey through piano and minimalist soundscapes.

 This album offers a range of simply perfect sounds, with memorable and nostalgic guitar riffs.

 A short half-hour of tropical and 'beachy' sounds, with beautiful and imaginative riffs that never become cloying and that cuddle you.

This review praises Laika & The Cosmonauts' 1990 album 'Surfs You Right' for its unique fusion of 60s surf rock and Finnish Rautalanka style. The album features short, nostalgic instrumental tracks with melodic riffs and tape echo effects. Highlighted are its tropical, beach-inspired soundscapes and creative use of samples and instrumentation. The reviewer highly recommends the album for fans of melodic, melancholic instrumental rock. Dive into Laika & The Cosmonauts' 'Surfs You Right' and experience a nostalgic surf rock journey with a unique Finnish twist!

 Appetite for Destruction is a cheap, annoying, and transgressive album, like the entire Guns discography.

 A syrupy and linear music, totally empty and not to be missed at all.

This review critically examines Guns N' Roses' debut album, Appetite for Destruction, arguing that despite its commercial success, the album represents a noisy and mediocre example of 80s rock. The reviewer dismisses the band's musical talents and iconic tracks as dated, obnoxious, and lacking enduring quality. Ultimately, the album is portrayed as a reflection of the less appealing aspects of its era, with little value to remember. Read this bold critique and decide if Appetite for Destruction is a timeless classic or just 80s noise!

 Just pick up an atlas and focus on a peninsula closer to ours... the black seed of damned music has taken root in Athens.

 'Crossing the Fiery Path' intrigues and surprises because it has absolutely nothing in common with the classic true Norwegian black metal.

Necromantia’s debut album 'Crossing the Fiery Path' offers a warm and passionate take on black metal drawn from the Hellenic scene. Their unique instrumentation, including an eight-string bass, and theatrical style set them apart from traditional cold, Norwegian black metal. The album blends 1980s influences with atmospheric tracks, making it a cultured and refreshing alternative. This record is essential for fans looking to explore the diversity within black metal. Discover Necromantia’s theatrical and warm black metal—listen to 'Crossing the Fiery Path' and experience Hellenic metal’s unique fire!

 The slut is the woman of the future.

 Just like Pontius Pilate, our man washes his hands of it, and disappears from the musical field.

This review explores Ponzio Pilato's rare 1980 45 rpm record, highlighting its bold, provocative lyrics and its role as a social critique in turbulent times. The artist's sharp, unapologetic language challenges traditional ideals of love and femininity, positioning his work as both trash and art. Through three controversial songs, Pilato emerges as a prophet anticipating societal changes, blending cynicism with deep affection. His brief musical career leaves a lasting philosophical imprint, worthy of rediscovery. Dive into Ponzio Pilato's provocative 1980 record and explore an unforgettable piece of Italian musical rebellion today!

 We witness the company’s show featuring a not very impactful comedian, Checco, singing his outdated songs with little belief in them himself.

 With Fellini, one senses a deeper, psychological analysis of the human soul.

Variety Lights marks Federico Fellini's debut as a director, co-directed with Alberto Lattuada. Set in post-war Italy, it follows a struggling variety troupe led by Checco and his complex relationships. The film captures hunger, cynicism, and human psychology within a neorealist framework. Despite limited commercial success and ending Fellini's collaboration with Lattuada, the film is recommended for its cultural and cinematic significance. Watch Variety Lights to experience Fellini’s unique debut and explore post-war Italy through its vivid characters!

 Innocent, in how it happened and for how there’s no compromise or malice.

 Here there is no possibility of judgment, and the rush that accompanies the protagonist ... has nothing whatsoever of solace or human release.

The Major by Yuriy Bykov is a gripping, atmospheric thriller set in a bleak Russian province. It explores themes of innocence, corruption, and moral downfall through tightly focused characters. While its lengthy runtime slightly dilutes the tension, the film resonates as a complex social commentary. The director’s style merges American and Russian cinematic influences, making it a thoughtful and distinctive work. Its sequel, Durak, builds on its narrative ambition with even stronger social denunciation. Discover the gripping intensity of Yuriy Bykov’s The Major and dive deep into a harsh Russian tale of justice and corruption.

 A band of maniacs; pushing and pounding hard on their instruments.

 Eleven rabid minutes that offer no respite: total and overwhelming devastation.

The review captures the chaotic, raw energy of The New Bomb Turks' EP Drunk On Cock. Known for their unrestrained garage-punk style, the band delivers fast, ferocious songs full of passion and punk spirit. Anecdotes highlight their nonchalance and DIY attitude, while the EP's brief but intense tracks offer intense, no-frills punk excitement. Overall, this is a must-listen for fans of aggressive underground punk. Dive into the raw intensity of The New Bomb Turks' Drunk On Cock and experience garage punk at its wildest!

 Her energy is only positive despite everything she has faced.

 "Love yourselves, have fun, but most of all live, live, and live."

This review describes an intimate and heartfelt Anastacia concert in Bolzano during her 2016 Ultimate Collection Tour. The reviewer highlights the artist’s emotional strength and energetic performance despite a modest stage setup. The setlist included fan favorites and new material, while Anastacia engaged warmly with the audience in multiple languages. Overall, the night was memorable and inspiring. Discover Anastacia’s inspiring live energy and greatest hits – listen to her Ultimate Collection Tour now!