Listening to it, in fact, I fell in love with Sarah Records.

 You hear the track and think of a radio station broadcasting only for you and it’s like casting off among the sparks of guitar light.

This review celebrates the lovely indie pop charm of Another Sunny Day's 'You Should All Be Murdered.' The moody lyrics and bright guitars evoke the spirit of Sarah Records and The Smiths. It captures a nostalgic, dreamy atmosphere that resonates deeply with listeners. The reviewer shares personal reflections inspired by the music, emphasizing its enchanting and uplifting qualities. Listen now to Another Sunny Day's sweet indie pop and experience the magic of Sarah Records' sound.

 "Kaleo is an oasis in the desert soul of today’s music."

 "The arrangement of 'Vor I Vaglaskogi' is nothing short of sublime and moving: full of violins, harmonies, and minor tones."

The review reflects a personal journey of discovering Kaleo's album A/B, highlighting its soulful blend of rock, folk, and indie. Standout tracks like "No Good" and "Vor I Vaglaskogi" showcase the band's ability to evoke deep emotions. The album's rich guitar work and Icelandic cultural influence make it a unique and treasured find. The reviewer values both digital streaming and vinyl formats for experiencing the music fully. Listen to Kaleo’s A/B to experience heartfelt Icelandic rock and add this soulful album to your vinyl collection now!

 A sound does not refer to anything but itself. Indeed, a sound does not refer. A sound simply is.

 The programmatically ordered music of the second is the human attempt to harness and translate what was free and original in the first. And, simply, "does not work".

Jason Lescalleet's 'Songs About Nothing' is a complex, two-disc album exploring abstract and fragmented sound art. The first disc features chaotic, lo-fi, glitch-rich electroacoustic textures, while the second presents a more structured yet elusive soundscape incorporating field recordings and a Depeche Mode fragment. The album challenges traditional music interpretation, emphasizing sound's existence beyond human mediation with philosophical undertones inspired by Nietzsche. Dive into the abstract world of Jason Lescalleet's 'Songs About Nothing'—experience avant-garde soundscapes that challenge perception.

 The world seems to advance towards some ruin and we merely hope that the advance is slow.

 Small towns and remote stations of forgotten places are revisited, still far today from modernity.

Davide Ferrario’s documentary captures Primo Levi’s ten-month journey home from Auschwitz, blending haunting Eastern European imagery with deep reflections on memory and humanity. Narrated by Umberto Orsini, the film evokes a powerful sense of longing, nature, and historical gravity, ultimately reminding viewers of the enduring bonds between people and places despite time and suffering. Watch La strada di Levi to experience a moving journey through history and memory.

 "‘Three’ envelops with magic, warmth, and a zest for life."

 "Put this ‘Three’ on the turntable because it will return you to the best of your tomorrows. Guaranteed!"

The review celebrates Teresa De Sio's 1980s album 'Tre' as a timeless masterpiece blending soul, blues, and world music. Rediscovering it on vinyl evokes deep nostalgia and new appreciation for its intimate, creative soundscape. The album is praised for its magical atmospheres and the perfect vocal delivery by Teresa. It's highlighted as a peak of Italian world music and an ideal soundtrack for peaceful, reflective moments. Listen to Teresa De Sio's 'Tre' and experience a soulful journey that soothes and inspires.

 Lisa’s voice magically traverses the entire album, but the theatrical sounds... remain homogeneous, and the contamination is crystal clear.

 An album to listen to in headphones for a mental and physical journey.

Immortal Memory is a captivating collaboration between Lisa Gerrard and Patrick Cassidy that blends Celtic poetry and diverse languages into a seamless, atmospheric journey. The album highlights Gerrard's ethereal voice and the theatrical yet cohesive compositions. It invites listeners to escape into a rich soundscape best enjoyed through headphones. The review also reflects on Gerrard's career and the unique legacy of Dead Can Dance. Dive into the mystical sounds of 'Immortal Memory' and experience Lisa Gerrard’s ethereal voice like never before.

 Film practically divided into two parts, at times anonymous but, ultimately, heartfelt and certainly worth watching.

Cuore Sacro is a film divided into two distinct parts, with moments that feel anonymous but ultimately delivers heartfelt emotions. Despite some unevenness, it remains worth watching for viewers interested in emotional Italian dramas. Discover the heartfelt drama of Cuore Sacro and explore Ferzan Ozpetek’s unique cinematic style today.

 Emma Bovary is a modern and frightening woman, and she could be read at any moment or era, always reflecting reality!

 "Madame Bovary c’est moi," says Gustave.

Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary is praised for its timeless and emotionally rich portrayal of Emma Bovary, a woman trapped in illusions and societal expectations. The review connects Emma's story to broader themes of female desire, disillusionment, and tragic destiny. It highlights the novel's autobiographical elements and relevance across eras. The film portrayal by Isabelle Huppert is also highly recommended. Dive into the timeless world of Madame Bovary and discover the emotional depth behind one of literature’s greatest female characters.

 They are practically slaves to their own sound; imprisoned and curled up without conceding.

 Asynchronous, poly-rhythmic timing in continuous evolution-revolution; when you think you’ve memorized the flow of a track, suddenly everything changes.

Meshuggah's ninth album, Immutable, arrives after a six-year gap, maintaining their iconic, intense sound. The album's complex, claustrophobic nature showcases their unmatched technical skill, especially Tomas Haake's drumming. Though minimalistic and predictable for longtime fans, the album delivers powerful grooves and distinctive instrumental moments. It's a must-listen for fans of intricate, heavier metal. Dive into Meshuggah's Immutable and experience one of the most technically intense metal albums ever made!

 A delicate and ingenious film. A small film, but built in the best way a small film can be built. A gem.

 The dialogues in which he is the protagonist are surreal and at times psychedelic, the difference between what he thinks he’s saying and what comes out of his mouth is decidedly hilarious.

Parlami di te (original title Un Homme pressé) is a modest yet deeply engaging French film exploring the life of a successful executive who faces a stroke. The movie portrays his recovery, struggles reconnecting with his daughter, and personal transformation during a pilgrimage. Fabrice Luchini leads the film with a subtle, endearing performance, supported by a carefully chosen soundtrack. The reviewer praises its understated storytelling and human themes. Watch Hervé Mimran’s Parlami di te for a heartfelt and subtly powerful French cinema experience.

 Diamanda Galás vibrates the vocal cords in the archaic manner of making psychic sounds resonate from the throat—apparently disorganized but much older than the constraint of stringing together four guttural letters.

 Even in the most beautiful apple you can find the worm inside, ergo the horror is within us.

This review highlights Diamanda Galás' intense and avant-garde vocal performance that spans from calm to shrieking extremes. The album explores archaic and psychic sound realms, merging electronic experimentation with ritualistic themes. The music challenges listeners to confront uncomfortable truths and transcend conventional notions of beauty and harmony. Praised as a powerful and revelatory experience, this work stands out in experimental music for its raw emotional depth and originality. Discover the fearless vocal journey of Diamanda Galás—listen now and experience an avant-garde masterpiece.

 "'Women Who Run with the Wolves' is a fairy tale manual and provides women with a fundamental teaching: the ability to be females and not antagonists to men."

 "The psychoanalyst author talks about the archetype of the 'wild woman,' the feral 'Loba' who, thanks to her instinct and intuition, understands how to avoid danger and enmity."

This review reflects on 'Women Who Run with the Wolves' as a spiritual and psychological guide for women. It explores themes of female intuition, societal challenges, and the importance of understanding natural feminine roles through fairy tales. The reviewer recommends the book for both women and men seeking deeper understanding. Explore the timeless wisdom of 'Women Who Run with the Wolves' and reconnect with your true feminine nature today.

 Margherita Buy truly at her best.

 Women know how to be reborn, more beautiful and stronger than before, after the end of a love.

Roberto Faenza’s film, inspired by Elena Ferrante’s work, offers a delicate and intimate portrayal of love's end. Featuring a standout performance by Margherita Buy, it highlights women's ability to emerge stronger and more beautiful after heartbreak. Discover Roberto Faenza’s touching film and witness Margherita Buy’s finest performance. Watch I giorni dell'abbandono today!

 "Radio Signals for the Dying establishes itself as an extraordinary work that celebrates the past of Kirlian Camera while enthusiastically embracing the future."

 "This album captivates with emotional depth, boldness, and reinterpretations that challenge musical conventions."

Kirlian Camera's album Radio Signals for the Dying marks both an evolution and a return to roots, blending darkwave and neoclassical elements. The album stands out for bold experimentation and dramatic reinterpretations of iconic songs. The limited edition adds emotional depth with native language tracks. A compelling work affirming Kirlian Camera's influential role in new wave music. Listen to Kirlian Camera's Radio Signals for the Dying and explore their innovative new wave journey today!

 "It’s not her technique that has literally enchanted everyone or her ability to sing above an octave that makes Aretha the greatest singer of all time, but rather her interpretative skills."

 "Only a badass woman knows how to love and sing about love with this passion."

This review highlights Aretha Franklin's passionate and interpretative skills in her album 'This Girl's in Love With You.' It discusses the significance of the album's covers, the emotional depth of the original song 'Call Me,' and Franklin's role as a strong, independent woman. The reviewer connects personal reflections on female strength with Franklin's legacy and praises the soulful performances despite critical views. Ultimately, it celebrates the album as an essential, heartfelt part of Franklin's remarkable career. Dive into the soulful world of Aretha Franklin's iconic album and experience the passion of 'This Girl's in Love With You' today!

 Actors over the top or evanescent, flat and rough direction, dialogues of infinite poverty and a soundtrack that still cries for revenge.

 The film transforms into something more heartfelt and compassionate, even if it is laced with parodic ferocity, trifles, and fireworks.

Mario Monicelli’s Le Rose del Deserto is a bittersweet, slow-starting war film set in 1940 Libya. Despite rough direction, uneven acting, and a weak soundtrack, it offers a compassionate, parodic tribute to wartime struggles. Inspired by Tobino’s writing, the film evokes nostalgia for an old-fashioned style of Italian cinema. It may not reach the heights of Monicelli’s greatest works but stands as a heartfelt farewell. Discover the heartfelt complexity of Le Rose del Deserto—explore Mario Monicelli’s nostalgic take on WWII Libya today!

 The sound is smooth and pleasant like the evening breeze you enjoy on that Miami terrace while the sun sets over the sea.

 It’s not just fusion, but yacht-rock that at a certain point pushes and is colored with Caribbean rhythms.

David Sanborn's 'Voyeur' delivers a smooth and pleasant fusion album rooted in the early 80s sound. Featuring legendary musicians like Steve Gadd and Marcus Miller, it blends yacht-rock with Caribbean rhythms. The album evokes relaxed, breezy atmospheres perfect for sunset listening. Despite being one of the last strong fusion efforts of the decade, it remains a charming and engaging listen. Listen to David Sanborn's 'Voyeur' and drift away with its smooth jazz fusion and Caribbean-inspired vibes.

 The choice to make people hear but not see the horror proves to be spot-on, creating a sense of unease, of nausea.

 Where Rudolf… begins to have bouts of vomiting… For me, those bouts are the soul wishing to leave the filthy body of the criminal butcher monster.

Jonathan Glazer's The Zone of Interest is a visually and sonically original film about the Holocaust, told from the chilling perspective of the family of Auschwitz's commander. Praised for its natural lighting, unique filming methods, and powerful soundtrack by Mica Levi, the film won multiple prestigious awards. Its haunting narrative and unforgettable imagery leave a lasting impact and warrant multiple viewings. Watch Jonathan Glazer’s The Zone of Interest to experience a haunting and genius new perspective on history.

 "Immense in writing as much as fragile in life, anxious, clinging to yet another cigarette."

 "Portraying such an artist without saying almost anything about his art is like depicting him in absentia."

The Rai fiction on Fabrizio De André offers a compelling yet imperfect glimpse into the songwriter's complex life, revealing both his poetic genius and human frailties. While the portrayal captures his struggles with addiction and personal relationships, it falls short of fully conveying the depth of his artistry. The second half loses momentum focusing on personal drama and omits deeper musical exploration. A more nuanced and auteur-driven approach would better honor De André's legacy. Discover the delicate life of Fabrizio De André through this thoughtful Rai fiction and explore the artist beyond the myth.

 The fusion-style description of these evenings is just right!

 This record flows, which doesn’t excite, doesn’t bore, simply pleases and you listen to it.

Tom Scott's 'New York Connection' blends 1970s New York jazz fusion with smooth rhythms and thoughtful collaboration. While it doesn't excite or bore, it offers pleasing, varied tracks that capture the city's nightlife atmospheres. The album benefits from strong musicianship but suffers slightly from average CD sound quality. A solid listen for fusion fans seeking a laid-back vibe. Discover the smooth rhythms of Tom Scott's New York Connection — listen now for a laid-back 70s jazz fusion experience!