"A band without talent can easily entertain fools with a stupid puppet show."

 So exaggerated and vulgar that they end up being as likable as or perhaps more than their epigones Gwar.

Green Jelly's debut album is a noisy blend of heavy metal and alternative rock marked by exaggerated theatrics and vulgarity. Despite lacking traditional talent, their over-the-top persona made them memorable, notably with the hit 'Three Little Pigs.' The album mixes parody, plagiarism, and experimentation, creating a divisive but cult-followed work. Dive into Green Jelly's wild 'Cereal Killer Soundtrack' and experience one of '90s metal's most bizarre cult classics!

 With sharp sarcasm, the two directors have managed in thirty years to ridicule the tragic, spanning genres light-years apart.

 A peculiar work that only apparently seems easy... it deserves a couple of viewings to be fully appreciated.

Ave, Cesare! offers a witty and complex satire of Hollywood's chaotic, eccentric studio system. The Coen Brothers blend musical and theological elements with sharp dialogue and vintage visuals. Though some characters receive less screen time, the film’s intricate plot and superb cinematography stand out. The review suggests multiple viewings to fully appreciate the layered storytelling and artistic craftsmanship. Dive into the Coen Brothers’ witty Hollywood satire - watch Ave, Cesare! and explore its layers of humor and complexity.

 The For Carnation managed to combine the 'lightness' of a caressing instrumental minimalism with a unique emotional intensity where feelings are held back, generating great empathy.

 At dawn... listening to the concluding instrumental ‘Preparing to Receive You,’ where the music seems fixed in exhausting stasis, we see him wait (in vain?) for something or someone to shake him from his torpor.

“Promised Works” is a reissue combining The For Carnation's two debut EPs, delivering minimalist yet emotionally intense music. The album showcases Brian McMahan's unique ability to evoke empathy through subtle instrumentation and reserved vocals. Tracks vary from delicate lullabies to darker, hypnotic soundscapes that echo his previous work with Slint. This album stands as a profound relic of 90s indie music, reintroduced by Touch and Go Records. Discover the haunting beauty of The For Carnation’s 'Promised Works'—stream or explore this rare 90s masterpiece today.

 Bringing Home The Bait is a 1985 album that had so much to say for its time, but it was overshadowed by its more famous and similar art-noise (Sonic Youth) and hardcore punk (Husker Du) counterparts.

 Deep bass and hypnotic riffs, piercing distortions and an exhausted voice; drums that seem to be played by a percussionist.

Bringing Home the Bait by Live Skull is a 1985 album that delivers a dark-punk sound blending epic, anxious, and tormented moods. Despite being overshadowed by more famous contemporaries like Sonic Youth and Husker Du, the album stands out for its hypnotic riffs, deep bass, and raw vocals. The band’s New York origins contribute to their unique art-noise influence with a touch of Joy Division’s dark ambiance. Discover Live Skull's hidden gem—listen to Bringing Home the Bait and experience the dark energy of 1980s underground punk.

 "This is the piece for which 'Refugees of the Heart' deserves both the ticket price and a 4-star rating!"

 "Steve seriously promises that he’ll be there, come what may."

Steve Winwood’s Refugees of the Heart follows up his previous successful album with another impressive release. The album balances rock and R&B with strong instrumentation, especially saxophones and powerful percussion. Highlights include the epic slow ballad "I Will Be Here" and the inspired closing track "In the Light of Day," a tribute to Nelson Mandela's freedom. Overall, the album shows solid production and improved artwork, earning a well-deserved 4-star rating. Listen to Steve Winwood’s Refugees of the Heart and experience the soulful blend of rock and heartfelt inspiration.

 Editors' In Dream falls like rain from the sky, a partial correction and a return to acceptable paths.

 With In Dream the Editors return to levels fitting their name, sending an important signal for the future.

Editors' In Dream is seen as a partial comeback after a less impressive period, offering smarter and less flashy melodies. The album blends synth atmospheres with some guitar presence and features memorable collaborations. Although not a top album of the year, it signals a positive direction for the band. Discover Editors' evolving sound on In Dream – listen now and explore their synth-driven return!

 Friends, Debaserians, music lovers, lend me your ears; I come to remember Nanà, not to bury him.

 Such was Nanà! When will there come another like him?

This review honors Nanà Vasconcelos as a generous, prolific musician whose influence transcended critical opinions. It acknowledges his technical skills, numerous collaborations, and multiple Grammy wins. The author urges listeners to appreciate his extensive body of work and legacy. Despite facing illness, Nanà's passion for music remained unwavering, and his art continues to inspire. Explore Nanà Vasconcelos' rich musical legacy and experience the heartfelt sound of a true legend.

 The album 'Towards Thee Infinite Beat' is a sea of fresh, enveloping, and unexplored ideas.

 It’s always and above all the wild and anarchic soul of that mischievous Orridge.

Psychic TV's 1990 album 'Towards Thee Infinite Beat' stands out with its original and anarchic approach to acid house, Detroit techno, and IDM. Featuring innovative beats and vocal experimentation, the album blends classic house elements with rave culture and unexpected musical breaks. Tracks like the title song and 'Bliss' showcase fresh ideas and genre fusion, while 'S.M.I.L.E' and 'I.C. Water' pay homage to influential 80s artists. Overall, the album offers a joyful and unique electronic music experience. Dive into Psychic TV’s groundbreaking electronic journey—listen to 'Towards Thee Infinite Beat' and explore the roots of acid house and techno innovation!

 ‘Roll With It,’ released in 1988, goes far beyond the most optimistic expectations, selling over 3 million copies.

 Winwood’s warm voice manages to magically give us a goosebump-inducing track that... makes you want to replay it.

Steve Winwood’s 1988 album 'Roll With It' exceeded expectations by selling over 3 million copies and topping US charts. The album combines classic rock elements with outstanding musicianship from notable collaborators. Tracks like the title song and 'The Morning Side' showcase Winwood’s warm voice and instrumental skill. Superior production quality marks a step up from previous efforts. Overall, it’s a powerful resurgence of Winwood’s signature sound. Listen to Steve Winwood’s 'Roll With It' and experience a classic rock comeback masterpiece!

 Dannii rocks on stage; she has an amazing vocal talent and a fighting spirit.

 For once, she is the queen in the Minogue house and sings a medley of dance songs and disco anthems.

Dannii Minogue's 1998 Unleashed tour showcased her effort to distinguish herself from her famous sister Kylie through a high-energy dance-pop show. The tour featured hits from her album Girl and club venues in London and Australia, mixing humor and vocal talent. Despite strong performances and unique moments, the review notes that Dannii struggled to match Kylie’s towering success. Overall, it’s a fair look at a determined artist carving her place in pop. Explore Dannii Minogue’s unique 1998 Unleashed tour and discover her vibrant dance-pop legacy!

 Fallon’s vocals are perfect for the genre in question, and ultimately prove to be an extra arrow in the songwriter’s quiver.

 Nobody Wins, probably the best track of the work, seems to have sprung straight out of Bruce Springsteen’s Magic.

Brian Fallon steps out from The Gaslight Anthem with his solo debut Painkillers, embracing classic American rock and heartland influences. The album blends pop charm and heartfelt songwriting, highlighted by tracks like Nobody Wins and A Wonderful Life. With production by Butch Walker, Painkillers is a polished and coherent work that reinforces Fallon's distinctive style while showcasing artistic growth. It marks a promising new direction while retaining his recognizable touch. Discover Brian Fallon’s Painkillers—listen now to experience heartfelt classic rock with a modern touch.

 Psycho pop covered by a very light baroque veil, dreamy melodies with folk pop glimpses filtered through a colorful dream pop lens.

 60s retro-futuristic, harmonies now within our DNA, effects from TV shows with yellow raincoats, wide-brimmed transparent plastic hair, big glasses with purple lenses to watch movies in 3D.

Le Super Homard's Maple Key offers a charming blend of psycho pop wrapped in a light baroque touch. Dreamy melodies and folk pop elements shine through a 60s retro-futuristic lens, enhanced by vintage synth sounds. The album recalls influences such as Stereolab and Air, delivering a nostalgic yet fresh musical experience. Overall, it is a delightful indie pop journey with imaginative flair. Discover the dreamy psycho pop charm of Le Super Homard's Maple Key—listen now and immerse yourself in vintage synth magic!

 Since I was born I think I have never seen, in the cinema, an Italian fantasy like this.

 Marine and terrestrial monsters, incredibly elegant blood, spells and giant fleas.

The reviewer praises Matteo Garrone's 'Tale of Tales' as a remarkable and rare example of Italian fantasy cinema. Drawing from Giambattista Basile’s stories, the film presents three intertwined tales featuring magic, monsters, and visually striking scenes. The performance of John C. Reilly and Garrone’s direction receive special mention. It's recommended as a must-watch cinematic experience unlike anything seen before in Italy's fantasy genre. Watch Matteo Garrone’s Tale of Tales and experience a one-of-a-kind Italian fantasy masterpiece.

 Expand The Hive is the second and practically concluding work, offered to fans of the genre in 1997.

 With Mikey’s angry vocals spewing out his total hatred against corruption, social decay, the Church, and governments: like modern Dead Kennedys, even angrier, crossing every limit.

Expand The Hive by Logical Nonsense is a fiercely aggressive hardcore album from 1997 that delivers relentless speed and rage. Drawing influences from early Discharge and the 90s New York hardcore scene, it channels a raw anger against societal issues via Mikey's intense vocals. The album's cacophonous moments flirt with noise rock, creating a terrifying wall of sound. Despite limited info on the band, their impact is lasting and worthy of their brief but brilliant legacy. Listen to Expand The Hive and experience hardcore punk's rawest fury—dive into the relentless sound of Logical Nonsense now!

 "‘Ambition’ is a small, perfect thing... Listen to it and you’ll jump from your seat."

 "Someone who writes ‘we are all whores singing in prison’ should have the Almighty himself tell him ‘relax son, you’ve already done enough.’"

This review praises Vic Godard and his single 'Ambition' as a small but perfect masterpiece blending sixties influences, punk urgency, and pop instinct. The poetic and raw lyrics stand out, capturing the tension of the times with unique musicality. The reviewer admires Godard’s distinct style and reflects on the cultural weight behind his work, considering it an essential piece of post-punk history. Listen to 'Ambition' now and dive into the poetic energy of Vic Godard's post-punk brilliance!

 It’s a perverse drug that throws you into another world, into your own small lonely world.

 Dawn Of Midi are two contradictions that unite or collide, it’s up to you.

The reviewer describes ’Dysnomia’ as an intense and hypnotic album by Dawn of Midi, blending rigorous jazz minimalism with unique acoustic textures. The music’s repetitive piano motifs and intricate rhythms create an alienating but captivating atmosphere. While not for everyone, the album offers a fresh, experimental sound that may resonate deeply with jazz enthusiasts seeking something different. It’s a musical experience combining contradictions in an engaging manner. Discover the hypnotic rhythms and minimalist jazz textures of Dawn of Midi’s Dysnomia – a must-listen for adventurous music lovers.

 A ride of retro-futuristic repetitions of analog synths, endless Kosmic panoramas supported by techno pulsations.

 Hypnotic sounds that could capture the attention of fans of Stereolab’s experimental soul and seekers of new adventures in Kraut sauce.

Cavern Of Anti-Matter's album offers a dynamic motorik electro-kraut experience fueled by analog synths and techno beats. Tim Gane of Stereolab leads with guest appearances by Bradford Cox and Sonic Boom, adding depth and cosmic mysticism. The album balances rhythmic repetition with hypnotic sonic shifts, appealing to fans of experimental and Krautrock-influenced music. Dive into the hypnotic electro-kraut soundscape of 'Void Beats / Invocation Trex' and discover a cosmic musical journey today!

 You listen to them and expect a 'political' band with their punk aesthetic and their garage-metal assaults...

 The album kicks off with a sequence of killer tracks, dirty and soaked in the most metallic garage possible.

Burning Brides' 'Leave No Ashes' delivers intense, gritty garage metal with a punk edge. The album explores complex human relationships, driven by the real-life couple behind the music. Highlights include heavy and dynamic tracks like 'Alternative Teenage Suicide' and guest vocals from Mark Lanegan. Although some slower songs feel less convincing, the album maintains a strong presence. Despite lineup changes and label struggles, the duo remains a unique force in their genre. Dive into 'Leave No Ashes' and experience Burning Brides' gritty garage metal energy today!

 Even the artist was quite disappointed, as commercially his work did not achieve great results, almost certainly due to the lack of a hit worthy of the name.

 It is certainly a good album, without peaks but decent in every track, characterized by the classic Traffic-like suspensions and Steve’s skillful use of the Hammond.

Steve Winwood's 1977 self-titled solo album marks his first step after leaving Traffic. The album is solid and well-crafted with blues and rock influences, showcasing excellent musicianship, especially on the Hammond organ. Although it lacks a memorable hit and received lukewarm commercial success, it remains interesting for fans of Winwood and classic rock. The record includes notable contributions from Jim Capaldi and offers a varied sound across its six tracks. Discover Steve Winwood’s unique solo sound—listen to his 1977 debut album and explore his transition from Traffic’s legendary rock to a solo blues-rock journey.

 Empty highways surrounded by an endless black, few but blinding lights that aid sleep on these straight paths.

 Oneirism in a wildly sci-fi state, ambient synths from a parallel universe.

Lust For Youth's 'Compassion' is praised for its atmospheric and retro-inspired synth sounds that evoke a dreamy, sci-fi state. The album conjures feelings of nostalgia and mental illusions, perfect for fans of ambient and synthpop genres. It captures the mood of a summer both lost and never begun, making it a highlight of 2016's releases. Dive into the dreamy world of Lust For Youth's Compassion and experience retro synthwave at its finest!