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!

 "Maynard James Keenan’s voice seems to give voice to the wounds and scars of each of us, as if trying to rise from the recesses of a black well in search of a light."

 "The words hit the listener like boulders on the conscience with the hardcore contribution of Henry Rollins in 'Bottom'."

Tool's 1992 debut album 'Undertow' delivers a powerful, emotional experience dominated by themes of despair, anger, and pain. Maynard James Keenan's vocals give voice to deep wounds, supported by a metal sound that blends complexity with raw intensity. The album tackles difficult subjects such as child abuse and unhealthy love, laying the foundation for Tool's future as key figures in art-metal. Despite some imperfections expected from a debut, 'Undertow' stands as a critical and influential work in alternative metal. Dive into 'Undertow' and experience the raw, emotional power of Tool's groundbreaking debut album.

 Bay analyzes things by taking the issues of legitimacy for granted. The USA is in Libya, period; reasoning starts from that fact.

 American Sniper infuriates more at the moment, but it is honest and full of doubts; this one is sly, subtle, but ultimately even more patriotic.

Michael Bay's 13 Hours is a flawed and naive war film that offers limited moral exploration compared to other films like American Sniper. Although it avoids some controversial metaphors, it presents a strongly pro-American perspective that goes unquestioned. The film suffers from excessive length, underdeveloped characters, and heavy-handed rhetoric. However, some minor improvements in direction and editing are noted. Overall, it remains a heavy and less engaging war drama. Discover an in-depth critique of Michael Bay's 13 Hours and explore its complex stance on war and patriotism.

 The first EP is always something you’re ashamed of later. So let’s write it directly on the cover: Shame On Call Me Platypus!

 Tiny bands of the world, playing in your garages and offering up stuff totally indigestible to any record label with a modicum of common sense: unite.

This review reflects on the debut EP 'Shame On Call Me Platypus' with nostalgia and affection. The author recalls the youthful excitement and imperfections of early recordings, celebrating the raw creativity and passion of garage band culture. Each track is briefly analyzed with humor and warmth. Ultimately, it highlights the importance of following creative passions without shame. Listen to Call Me Platypus's nostalgic debut EP and experience the raw passion of garage rock!

 Spanish cinema with this delightful work by director Javier Ruiz Caldera demonstrates its ability to ideally define the contours of the ‘good American comedy’.

 ‘Promoción fantasma’ as a multifaceted comedy is ‘a watercolor in motion’. You never know when it will change color and tone, but when it does, it simply enchants.

Ghost Academy is a clever Spanish film that blends comedy, horror, and musical elements with a nostalgic 80s backdrop. Director Javier Ruiz Caldera skillfully creates a fast-paced, entertaining story that transcends typical genre boundaries. Strong performances, witty humor, and memorable soundtrack elevate the film. It stands out as a promising contribution to European cinema and has attracted international attention for a future remake. Overall, a must-watch blend of zaniness and heartfelt storytelling. Watch Ghost Academy now for a unique blend of comedy, horror, and heartfelt teen drama from Spanish cinema!

 "Black is a sublime way to become child-men and child-viewers again."

 "The eyes do not see dreams, but the spirit does. I cannot see with my eyes, yet I dream. I see my dreams."

Black is a sublime Bollywood film by Sanjay Leela Bhansali that explores sensory handicap and human resilience. The film’s powerful performances, especially by Amitabh Bachchan and Ayesha Kapur, elevate an already profound adaptation of Helen Keller's story. With its artful direction and poetic storytelling, it challenges traditional Bollywood stereotypes while delivering an emotional and sensory experience. Despite minor length issues, the film leaves viewers with a renewed perspective on perception, communication, and the human spirit. Watch Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Black to experience a moving journey through darkness, light, and human resilience.

 Helmer conjures a rivulet of bright water, his ‘filmmaking’ perhaps, that can truly achieve the final result of uniting, mixing, saving souls and bodies, hearts and throats.

 ‘Where are the men with this legendary reputation? I don’t see them. All I see is a miserable band of good-for-nothings infesting the village, too cowardly to take matters into their own hands!’

Veit Helmer's film Absurdistan mixes theatrical comedy and magical realism to tell the story of a village enduring drought and gender conflict. Borrowing elements from Eastern European cinema and classic comedy, the film delivers a hopeful message about love, resilience, and community. While sometimes naive or overly detailed, its strong symbolism and unique style make it memorable. The film should be watched attentively to appreciate its layers and cultural depth. Dive into Absurdistan and discover a vibrant tale of love, laughter, and resilience in a forgotten village—watch and savor every moment!

 The blue sky painted in the inexplicable heights.

 Ah straziante meravigliosa bellezza del creato.

The review captures the poetic and vivid imagery of A. Shark's album '45', highlighting its atmospheric and nature-inspired musical qualities. It evokes a sensory experience where music blends with the painted sky and symphony of life. Although the rating is moderate, the review expresses admiration for the album's artistic beauty and emotional depth. Discover the poetic melodies and atmospheric sounds of A. Shark's '45'—listen now and be transported to a painted sky of music.

 The portrait of Hollywood that emerges is detailed, full of polemical insights, with some ironic edge but also a few nostalgic touches.

 The critique of this Hollywood industrial system works because it doesn’t represent a condemnation... it still serves to complete many films that make ordinary people... dream.

The Coen brothers' film Ave, Cesare! offers a rich and ironic depiction of 1950s Hollywood, blending nostalgia with sharp industry critique. While the film’s visuals and aesthetic are impressive, the narrative is fragmented and sometimes shallow, with characters mostly serving as archetypes. The witty writing shines in quirky subplots but overall the story lacks engagement. Despite these shortcomings, the film presents an important conceptual message about Hollywood’s contradictions and its role in society. Discover the Coen brothers’ ironic homage to Hollywood’s golden age—watch Ave, Cesare! and explore its sharp industry satire.

 There was like a rhythmic explosion... and there was a screeching and tormented voice, a high note that was a delight in its breaking, in its shattering into a thousand pieces like glass...

 It’s pop, sure... just pop music... so what? To all those who insist on snubbing Battisti, I’d play this song to them for days, uninterruptedly, a Clockwork Orange punishment...

This review reflects a deep emotional connection to Lucio Battisti's 'Dio mio no', highlighting its rich lyrical content, innovative rhythm, and powerful vocal expression. The reviewer recalls childhood memories tied to the song and celebrates its enduring impact on Italian pop music. The song's mix of tension, musical adventure, and lyrical sophistication is praised as uniquely captivating and timeless. Listen to Lucio Battisti's 'Dio mio no' and experience the intensity and magic that shaped Italian pop music forever.

 Billie Jo Spears sang with passion, enthusiasm, putting her heart into it as well as class; such performers are a lost breed.

 I place Billie Jo Spears at the highest peak of a lost Olympus, along with Petula Clark, with whom she shares the same simplicity and the same ability to evoke passion and empathy.

This review celebrates Billie Jo Spears' 'The Country Collection,' a comprehensive 63-song album showcasing her sincere, passionate voice and varied musical styles. Spears is praised for her down-to-earth authenticity, diverse blend of country, soul, and vintage sounds, and timeless hits like 'Blanket On The Ground.' The reviewer emphasizes Spears’ unique position as a genuine, heartfelt performer whose music remains therapeutic and evocative today. Discover the timeless charm of Billie Jo Spears—listen to 'The Country Collection' and experience country music with heart and soul.

 "Listening to it is not the easiest task, even for a band so globally appreciated."

 "An operation like this, detached from the film, adds little for the die-hard fans... and isn’t a great starting point for newcomers."

Pearl Jam's 'Twenty' commemorates 20 years since their debut 'Ten' with a mix of live tracks, demos, and rarities. The album is linked to Cameron Crowe's film of the same name, but feels incomplete without the visual element. Die-hard fans might find little new, except for some highlights like the collaboration with Neil Young. Overall, it serves more as a collector's item than an entry point for new listeners. Discover Pearl Jam's journey through 'Twenty'—listen now and experience rare live gems and demos from this iconic band!

 Sometimes out of tune, sometimes delirious, Mauro Pelosi seems to struggle with his own demons; possessed by a terrible anguish caused by an equally terrible love.

 Every song, every single verse, speaks of me. There’s no escape.

Mauro Pelosi's debut album 'La stagione per morire' is a deeply personal and emotional experience reflecting painful love and inner torment. The reviewer connects strongly to the autobiographical feel of the songs, praising the sincerity and raw passion in Pelosi's voice. Despite melancholic themes, the album acts as a form of healing and reflection on difficult times. The review rates the album highly for its ability to evoke intense feelings and memories. Listen to Mauro Pelosi's heartfelt debut and experience an intense journey through love and pain.

 With albums like this, which flirt with jazz and lounge music, the risk of them being classified as simple background music is very high.

 Fridoljin’s voice is not a phony: she moves across the notes with great control, seeking the most unusual harmonies and the most elaborate phrasings.

Fridolijn's album Catching Currents offers a sophisticated blend of jazz and lounge with cinematic textures. The 8 tracks showcase skillful musicianship and imaginative songwriting, avoiding clichés. The reviewer appreciates the emotional depth and controlled, unique vocal phrasing. This album stands out as a refined listening experience that captivates beyond typical background music. Listen to Fridolijn's Catching Currents for a fresh take on jazz and lounge that goes beyond background music.

 Deep dub bass like few others, unsteady guitar lines, and drum parts more precise than a drum machine.

 They ignite Paris with class and professionalism, as if they had been playing for twenty years.

Public Image Ltd's 'Paris au Printemps' is a remarkable live album capturing the band's 1980 Paris show. The review praises the foundational role of Wobble and Leven, the refined performances, and Lydon's evolving vocal style. The album revisits key tracks with a focus on noise and dub bass, maintaining a high level of professionalism and energy. Despite live constraints, the band delivers a compelling, hypnotic set that marks an important moment in post-punk history. Dive into Public Image Ltd's iconic Paris live show and experience the raw power of post-punk innovation!

 Distortland is somewhat what Americans call a 'return to form.'

 STYGGO, by far the best track the Dandy Warhols have produced in the last ten years.

Distortland marks The Dandy Warhols' tenth studio album and a creative revival after a less focused predecessor. Recorded uniquely on an '80s cassette recorder, this album balances eclectic sounds with strong cohesion. Highlights include the standout track 'STYGGO' and a mix of punk, britpop, and soulful influences. The band successfully delivers a vibrant, unified effort reminiscent of their best past work. Listen to Distortland now and experience The Dandy Warhols' brilliant creative comeback!

 40 years and more flare up timelessly in one of the heaviest riffs in the history of Rock.

 Dear Father marks the total eclipse of an ancient star rekindled by the passage of a comet.

The review analyzes Black Sabbath’s 13 album as a mature and powerful return to the band’s roots, despite the absence of original drummer Bill Ward. It highlights the album’s connection to the band's past classics and its modern reinterpretation through rich, heavy riffs and thematic depth. The collaboration with producer Rick Rubin and the blend of old and new elements signal a successful reunion that captures the band's signature sound while reflecting personal and social struggles. Explore the powerful reunion and timeless riffs of Black Sabbath’s 13—listen now and experience the metal legacy reborn!

 A Dadaist electronic artist who, fearlessly, will go on to propose dance with "Move" or cover Mission Of Burma!

 "Mobility" is a six-minute fluxus where a seminal beat is established for productions of the following decades.

This review highlights Moby's 1990 debut single 'Mobility' as a remarkable early work showcasing his innovative approach to electronic music. Blending jungle rhythms with minimalistic and trance elements, the track reveals the seeds of future influential albums. The review praises Moby for his fearless experimentation and creative freedom before his sound matured into more static forms. It notes the single's lasting impact on IDM and chillout genres. Explore Moby's groundbreaking debut single and experience the roots of modern electronic music today!