"Under the guise of a best-of, this record is, in fact, a revised and corrected version of Sigue Sigue Sputnik’s sound, as if Tony James and company wanted to say: ‘this is our true essence, without tricks and deception.’"

 "Sigue Sigue Sputnik basked in the hedonism of their era, parodying it, bringing it to the stage without filters, in all its kitsch excess; how can you not love them?"

This review explores Sigue Sigue Sputnik's compilation '21st Century Boys: The Best of,' highlighting the band's unique blend of kitsch and glam combined with irony. It praises the refreshed remixed tracks as more accessible and enjoyable than their original often criticized debut. The album reflects the band’s playful, irreverent attitude and catchy melodies rooted in 80s synth-pop and punk glam culture. Ultimately, the collection is deemed a better representation of their true essence. Explore the electrifying remixes of Sigue Sigue Sputnik’s hits and dive into the colorful world of 80s glam and kitsch irreverence today!

 As It Is are less “alternative oriented,” instead showing more attention to a song form that has much to do with chart pop-rock.

 It contains elements that make As It Is a band of enormous potential: good taste in songwriting, multiple sonic solutions, never banal lyrics, and the huge gift of knowing how to write singles.

Never Happy, Ever After by As It Is is a solid debut blending pop-punk and chart-friendly melodies. The Brighton band shows strong songwriting, catchy singles, and teen appeal. Frontman Patty Walters's vocal and image add to their charm. Compared to early All Time Low, As It Is focuses more on accessible tunes. Their global touring with established bands highlights their growing presence in the music scene. Listen to Never Happy, Ever After now and experience the fresh sound of UK pop-punk with As It Is!

 This album is something magnificent and gigantic in its small and talkative soul.

 This album is too underrated for the beauty it exudes.

‘Black, Little Forest’ by Little Elf is a rare and underrated album blending progressive rock with dark pop. Created by the late Jim Harris, it features unique and atmospheric tracks. The album's limited availability makes it a hidden gem in music history, praised for its emotional depth and innovative sound. Despite its scarcity, it remains a magnificent testament to an overlooked talent and era. Explore the mystical sounds of Little Elf’s 'Black, Little Forest'—a rare progressive rock treasure waiting to be rediscovered!

 "You don’t have to repeat yourself to be great."

 "One of the best openings in all alternative discography, rivaling 'Plainsong' by The Cure."

This review highlights 'Book Of Days' by The Psychedelic Furs as an underrated New Wave album that was misunderstood at release. It praises the band's evolution and innovative sound, emphasizing the unique vocal style of Richard Butler. The album is recognized for its mix of subdued moodiness and energetic tracks. The reviewer regards it as an essential listen for fans of alternative music. Discover the unique sound of The Psychedelic Furs' Book Of Days—listen now and experience a New Wave classic redefined.

 This film should not be taken seriously at all.

 Stallone is perpetually pissed off and the direction is flat.

This review nostalgically revisits 'Rambo 2: la vendetta', acknowledging its status as a flashy and exaggerated 80s action film. While the plot is clichéd and filled with stereotypes, the movie remains highly entertaining. The reviewer critiques the film's political overtones and flat direction but admits its cult appeal through relentless action. Dive into this nostalgic and witty review of Rambo 2 and relive one of the most explosive 80s action movies!

 Cherry Bomb is thus a lyrical-musical collage that blends neo-psychedelia, electronics, and jazz with alternative rap infused with rock divagations.

 Looking for sound sophistication, love music without genre constraints, or just want an album that entertains and surprises you? Cherry Bomb is the album for you.

Cherry Bomb marks Tyler, The Creator's fourth album, notable for its innovative blend of neo-psychedelia, jazz, electronics, and alternative rap. The album reflects his artistic maturity, featuring collaborations with respected artists and a mix of vulgarity, positivity, and rebellion. Despite some divisive production choices, it entertains fans with its bold sound experiments and thematic contradictions. Cherry Bomb is recommended for listeners seeking genre-defying music that surprises and challenges expectations. Listen to Cherry Bomb now and experience Tyler, The Creator's daring musical journey!

 Everything is exactly where it should be, the Blasted Mechanism demonstrate, song after song, that they offer more than just appearance but also a lot of substance and an excellent pop sensibility.

 A truly full-bodied and grandiose sound; it pumps you up, said in the simplest way possible, and with great class.

Blasted Mechanism's 'Sound In Light' is a dynamic, well-crafted fusion of funk, reggae, tribal, and electronic sounds wrapped in an extraordinary visual style. The album balances diversity and cohesion across fifteen tracks, showcasing strong musicianship and pop sensibility. From tribal percussions to catchy basslines and psychedelic funk influences, the band delivers a rich and engaging listening experience. Their theatrical and energetic live presence complements their bold and original music. Dive into the rich, tribal-electronic fusion of Blasted Mechanism’s Sound In Light and experience a unique sonic journey.

 It's short, it's damn incisive, and yes, everything works like a charm.

 Øjne won it all, calibrating in such a small space a liberating screamo that explodes and creates yet another piece for a bright future.

This short but powerful split album features intense and raw screamo from Sweden's Rainmaker and Italy's Øjne. The review highlights the emotional depth, nostalgic tones, and fierce energy packed into less than 10 minutes. The author expresses personal connection and recommends the release emphatically, praising its incisive execution and hopeful future. Listen to this fierce screamo split on Bandcamp now—short, intense, and emotionally powerful!

 An album varied and multifaceted, yet always incredibly cohesive and fluid.

 You Look Great When I’m Fucked Up, perhaps one of the group’s best pieces, as epic as a Thelma & Louise with Morricone’s music.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre's 2003 album ...And This Is Our Music showcases a varied yet cohesive blend of psychedelic and folk rock. Led by Anton Newcombe's distinctive style, the album balances melancholic themes with genre diversity. Though lengthy, its rich instrumentation and atmospheric depth make it appealing beyond just fans. It reflects the band's evolving sound while maintaining a classic, recognizable imprint. Listen to ...And This Is Our Music and dive into the rich world of psychedelic folk rock by The Brian Jonestown Massacre today!

 "Minimalism doesn’t necessarily mean restraint."

 "The whole thing is a pretence, to make music. It’s an act of pretending."

Adult Jazz's album Gist Is presents a complex and carefully crafted musical experience where voices lead through changing melodies and sudden pauses. The album blends elements of art pop, post rock, and free jazz without fully committing to any one genre. Its refined minimalist approach uses thoughtful musical forms to express introspective themes. While the songs build tension, they rarely climax conventionally, reflecting the band's unique avant-garde style. Discover the subtle depth of Adult Jazz's Gist Is—listen now and experience their unique blend of art pop and experimental sounds.

 "Electronic music and acoustic instrumentation blend wonderfully into a language dense with arcane echoes."

 "To fully understand the scope of 'Sùn Nà,' one must immerse oneself in the pancultural maelstrom evoked by Fuschetto."

Max Fuschetto's album 'Sùn Nà' blends contemporary, world, and electronic music with ethereal, crossover compositions. Featuring talented collaborators and complex musical textures, the album offers a unique and challenging listening experience. Originally from Campania, Fuschetto combines diverse influences into a cohesive artistic statement recommended for lovers of experimentation and world music. Dive into Max Fuschetto's 'Sùn Nà' and explore a captivating blend of world and experimental sounds today!

 "Incani masterfully blends electronics, singer-songwriter music, pop, experimentation, drone, folk, and psychedelia."

 "Die is a heterogeneous work, but far from being dispersive or redundant. It affirms his compositional skill and definitive maturity."

Iosonouncane's second album Die is a 38-minute suite merging electronics, folk, and psychedelia with Sardinian choral influences. The album's conceptual depth revolves around themes of life, death, and nature, expressed through vivid imagery and layered sound manipulation. The review praises Incani's compositional maturity and vocal production, highlighting the work as cohesive and compelling. Dive into Iosonouncane’s Die to experience a unique fusion of sound and storytelling—listen now to explore its rich, textured world!

 I’M AFRAID... so much.

 If there’s an afterlife, I still want to be welcomed by these sounds should I enter eternal hell. A masterpiece.

Greymachine's 'Disconnected' is a deeply haunting industrial-sludge album by Justin Broadrick and Aaron Turner. The reviewer describes the album's intense heaviness, intricate sound layers, and primal vocal delivery. It is a challenging, overwhelming listen characterized by obsession and darkness. Despite its difficulty, the album is considered a unique masterpiece that evokes deep emotional responses. Dive into the dark, immersive world of Greymachine’s 'Disconnected'—explore this intense industrial masterpiece now!

 Help Me is a powerful and choral opener (worthy of the best Uriah Heep), followed by the energetic instrumental Love Is, also fully convincing.

 Ultimately, an album that denotes some pleasant ideas; good and not at all flat from an executional point of view; however, architected with little care, it results, in some parts, as inexpressive and very confusing.

Baker Gurvitz Army's 1974 debut showcases Ginger Baker's stellar drumming within a fusion of heavy and progressive rock. While tracks like "Help Me" and "Love Is" shine, the album suffers from compositional haste and uneven cohesion. Despite its flaws, it's a noteworthy piece of 70s rock history appealing to genre enthusiasts. Listen to Baker Gurvitz Army’s debut to experience Ginger Baker’s iconic drumming and the unique 70s rock blend firsthand!

 If you are in the mood for dark atmospheres that are rarely suffocating, suddenly mysterious and immediately aggressive and pressing, the gem of the young Nero di Marte... will not leave you indifferent.

 The album is excellent for the quality of the execution and the originality sought not so much in the structures, but in creating a dark and oppressive atmosphere...

Nero di Marte's album Derivae delivers a dark and atmospheric post-metal experience. Drawing inspiration from giants like Ulcerate and Cult of Luna, it blends aggressive and quiet moments with a unique sludge influence. The band's originality shines in the atmospheric depth more than structural innovation. The Italian vocals surprisingly recall Gianna Nannini, adding a distinctive touch. Overall, Derivae is a standout work in the contemporary Italian metal scene. Listen to Nero di Marte's Derivae and immerse yourself in one of Italy's darkest post-metal masterpieces.

 This album, sadly, marks the end of my relationship with Moonspell.

 Fernando Ribeiro, always the true star, is undeniably the focus of the album and it hurts to hear him sing bland and senseless melodies.

The reviewer reflects on a 20-year journey with Moonspell ending with their album 'Extinct.' The band’s shift toward 80s-inspired goth metal feels like a betrayal despite occasional standout tracks. Although the album isn’t bad, it lacks the intensity and originality of earlier works. Key songs show effort to break from formulaic structures, but overall the change leaves the reviewer uncertain about future loyalty. Discover Moonspell’s evolving sound and decide if 'Extinct' resonates with your metal journey.

 "You will have to strip down and immerse yourself completely in the ten minutes saturated with rising drones of the title track ‘Sauna,’ ten minutes of cathartic purification and total relaxation."

 "‘Sauna’ will be the mirror of your feelings, the objective manifestation of your ‘self.’"

Mount Eerie's Sauna is an introspective and melancholic album marked by layered drones and lo-fi guitars. With its complex and atmospheric sound, it invites listeners to emotional reflection. The album blends haunting vocals, subtle electronics, and rare musical explosions. It's best experienced outdoors or in contemplative moods. Sauna acts as a mirror reflecting the listener’s emotions in unique, subjective ways. Dive into Mount Eerie's Sauna for a deep, emotional journey of drones and melancholy—listen now and experience the mirror of your soul.

 1992 is a series so rhetorical and implausible that it loses all credibility.

 Here Tangentopoli becomes a (tragic) comic farce from which the rot remains outside.

The first season of 1992 suffers from implausible storytelling, over-the-top characters, and unconvincing performances. Despite some interesting visuals, the series fails to convincingly portray the historical Tangentopoli events. Compared unfavorably to other Italian productions like Romanzo Criminale and Gomorra, 1992 lacks depth and emotional engagement. The scripting and editing choices further detract from its potential. Ultimately, it remains mere entertainment rather than a bold political drama. Discover why 1992 falls short of expectations and explore better Italian political dramas like Romanzo Criminale and Gomorra.

 Music, poetry, and high-level arrangements that you honestly wouldn't expect from a 'self-produced' album.

 'Sabbia' is a small masterpiece of arrangements and poetry, a magical planet with an oriental flavor.

Noste's debut album Sabbia impresses with high-level arrangements and poetic songwriting. The album explores love through diverse, well-crafted tracks with emotional depth. Despite minimal promotion, it stands as a remarkable self-produced work worth discovering. Some tracks like 'La barista' deviate slightly but do not detract from the overall experience. Sabbia is an artistic gem deserving more recognition. Listen to Noste’s beautiful debut album Sabbia and experience poetic indie music with heartfelt arrangements today!

 "The majesty and romance of this track alone are worth the entire work."

 "Oh yes, the little devil on the cover has played a trick on us, but what a great gift he has given us!"

Vermin In Ermine follows shortly after Soft Cell's farewell album, showcasing Marc Almond's multifaceted and experimental style. The album surprises listeners with varied rhythms and trumpet-led arrangements. Key tracks like 'Tenderness Is a Weakness' highlight Almond's evolving emotional depth. Overall, it's seen as a must-have in Almond's discography. Explore Marc Almond's Vermin In Ermine – listen now and experience a bold 1980s musical journey!