The fifteen tracks narrate the desperate and courageous oppositions of the rebels against totalitarianism.

 If you want to go on a pilgrimage to the place where our Constitution was born, go to the mountains where the partisans fell.

Casa del Vento’s album 'Sessantanni di Resistenza' is a raw and heartfelt homage to the Italian Resistance against Nazi-fascist dictatorship. Using traditional acoustic instruments and simple, powerful lyrics, the album creates a vivid musical portrait of courage and sacrifice. It avoids poetic complexity to emphasize oral storytelling and historical truth. The album honors human rights and freedom, encouraging listeners to remember and appreciate the struggles of the past. Listen to Casa del Vento’s moving tribute to the Italian Resistance and experience history through heartfelt folk music.

 A voice that captivates and hypnotizes at the first listen.

 It’s impossible not to be struck by this album. In each of the tracks, Nadine Shah shows the best of herself, without ever missing.

Nadine Shah's second album, Fast Food, showcases her hypnotic deep voice and a compelling mix of gothic alternative rock, post-punk, folk, and blues. The album narrates a complex love story with emotional depth and raw fragility. Songwriting balances urban, melancholic atmospheres with refined musical textures. Shah stands alongside other notable female singer-songwriters with a unique, captivating style. Immerse yourself in Nadine Shah's haunting Fast Food album and experience a fresh, powerful voice in alternative rock.

 "The third chapter of the stoner novel written by Stoned Jesus struggles to take off."

 "A weak album that is saved by the skin of its teeth."

Stoned Jesus' third album 'The Harvest' fails to live up to the high expectations set by their previous releases. The album lacks the raw, psychedelic depth that made earlier works stand out, instead presenting a more restrained and less inspired sound. Highlights are rare, with some tracks reverting to classic doom but overall, the songwriting feels tired. This release marks a disappointing pause in the band's otherwise notable stoner/doom trajectory. Dive into the review and listen to 'The Harvest' to judge if you agree with the band's shift in style.

 You can easily copy someone, but then you must carry out your project in an original way without being a slavish imitator.

 Do you want to have fun, get drunk, and act weird? Fine, find yourself a job, earn money and at the end of the week do all this without disturbing others.

The review covers Kiss's 40th anniversary celebration with a concert at Verona Arena in June 2015. It highlights their recognition in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, their unique place in rock history, and the band's philosophy led by bassist Gene Simmons. The review details the upcoming tour and the release of their compilation album 'Kiss 40'. It also touches on the longevity and commercial success of the band. Discover Kiss's legendary 40-year journey and experience their iconic sounds live at Verona Arena!

 I discovered that psychoanalysis is used as a tool of mass control.

 Watching the documentary becomes obligatory if we have a healthy curiosity or that desire to know.

This review praises Adam Curtis's documentary The Century of the Self for revealing how psychoanalysis became a tool for mass control. It details the rise of propaganda, consumerism, and engineered consent in 20th-century Western society. The author finds the documentary enlightening and highly recommends it to those curious about the hidden forces shaping democracy and culture. The narrative is described as thorough and thought-provoking. Watch The Century of the Self to understand how psychoanalysis shaped modern society and consumer culture.

 "Les chansons de l’innocence retrouvée is an album of Pop beyond categories, suggestive and deliciously glamorous."

 "Opening the dance with a strong piece is always important... Etienne Daho does it with ‘Le baiser du destin’... evocative atmosphere, pleasantly disorienting, almost arcane; moonless nights in the alleys of Paris."

This review warmly introduces Étienne Daho and his 2013 album Les chansons de l’innocence retrouvée as a sophisticated blend of chanson, new wave, and glam pop. Praised for its elegant voice, orchestral arrangements, and international sensibility, the album offers variety and emotional depth. The collaborative presence of Debbie Harry and comparisons to iconic artists reinforce Daho’s stature. Highly recommended for those new to French pop or longtime fans. Dive into Étienne Daho’s elegant and captivating French pop masterpiece—listen to Les chansons de l’innocence retrouvée today!

 I found myself in this rectangular place where people spoke Japanese, but the English subtitles at the bottom helped me understand.

 I had to meticulously follow all the details of the events, the latter sometimes becoming rivers that flowed into an ocean of dense and fleshy crap, Cronenbergian, the experts say.

The review captures the disorienting, surreal experience of watching Katsuhito Ishii's Funky Forest: The First Contact. It highlights the dreamlike nature, bizarre imagery, and the challenging narrative that blends absurd humor with visual creativity. Despite confusion, the reviewer appreciates the film’s unique artistic style and playful storytelling. The vivid descriptions offer a taste of the movie’s strange and poetic atmosphere. Experience the odd and mesmerizing world of Funky Forest – watch now and embrace the surreal!

 "Gloria... faithfully reflects the complexity of the unhappy situations recently faced by the band."

 "An album that never gives way to compositional uncertainty, crossing a musical path characterized by a sharp sound..."

This review highlights U2's 'October' as a vital and spiritually charged album marked by internal band struggles and a disciplined approach to music. It praises the album's fusion of sharp rock sounds with Irish folk influences and its exploration of religious and emotional themes. Key tracks like 'Gloria' and 'Tomorrow' are noted for their depth and musicality. The deluxe edition’s extra content offers valuable insights into the band's early era. Overall, 'October' is positioned as a fundamental step in U2's global rise. Dive into U2's 'October' and experience the blend of raw spirituality and compelling rock that defined early 80s music.

 "The departure from the tropicalista aesthetic is evident right from the gloomy cover, which could be that of any post-punk or gothic rock record."

 "With the collaboration of Rogerio Duprat... Os Mutantes probably reached their artistic peak."

Os Mutantes' 1970 album 'A divina comédia ou ando meio desligado' represents a significant stylistic shift away from Tropicalismo toward darker, more psychedelic sounds. The album features inventive arrangements by Rogerio Duprat and showcases Rita Lee’s standout vocals. Drawing influences from British rock, it captures a transformative moment amid Brazil’s political repression. This work stands as a high point in the band's artistic trajectory. Discover the bold, psychedelic evolution of Os Mutantes in 'A divina comédia'—listen and explore this iconic masterpiece!

 The more thrash moments raise the level of the CD: akin to Anthrax at certain points or even Pantera as in "Join In Me In The Desert."

 What really didn’t sit well with me is the female vocals: they retained the voice from their gothic beginnings, although at times it becomes almost raspy.

Amantyde's 2011 album Madchen blends gothic metal vocals with thrash and alternative riffs. The album runs 34 minutes across nine tracks, mixing slower and more intense moments. While the thrash style portions are praised, the contrasting gothic female vocals divided the reviewer. The album is noted as simple, well-made, and featuring a solid cover of the Cranberries' "Zombie." Explore Amantyde's Madchen for a unique blend of gothic vocals and thrash metal energy today!

 Ian’s voice is as splendid as ever and the melody that accompanies it is in pure Bunnymen ballad style.

 'Lovers On The Run'... One of the most beautiful Bunnymen songs, surely from the last 20 years.

The review explores whether 'Meteorites' feels like a true Echo And The Bunnymen album or more of Ian McCulloch's solo work. Despite some filler tracks early on, the album grows stronger with standout songs like 'Lovers On The Run' and 'New Horizons.' Ian’s voice and the melodies deliver a nostalgic yet refreshing experience, making the purchase worthwhile. Listen to Meteorites and rediscover Echo And The Bunnymen's timeless sound today!

 The much-touted turning point was only partial, but everything else remains unchanged and therefore predictable.

 "Ti amo inutilmente" is the parody of a parody of a song, a horrifying track that seriously makes one reflect on the mechanisms of our music.

Antonello Venditti's 'Tortuga' follows three years after 'Unica,' showing only partial change with new collaborators and a more classical feel. The album remains predictable, featuring recurring themes of Rome and love. Short song lengths limit musical breathing space, and one track notably disappoints with weak lyrics and style. Despite some strong moments, including heartfelt tributes and energetic songs, the album overall falls short of expectations. Discover the highs and lows of Antonello Venditti's Tortuga—listen and judge if it meets your expectations!

 The cult blossoms between the grooves of "It's About Time."

 Paula is full of talent and, unlike many garage companions, she decidedly favors her own compositions over easy and appealing covers.

The Pandoras' debut album 'It's About Time' showcases a vibrant, uncompromising garage-punk sound shaped largely by Paula's talent and drive. Despite limited commercial success and industry struggles, the band developed a lasting cult following. The review highlights the album's mix of original compositions and classic garage influences, emphasizing Paula's pivotal role and tragic early death. The album remains a cherished gem in garage-punk history. Dive into The Pandoras' 'It's About Time' and experience the raw spirit of garage-punk history!

 Steve Howe shakes things up from start to finish with a highly personal jazz and ragtime guitar approach at high volume.

 The bassist’s special counterpoint work creates unmatched mobility and harmonic richness, stamping the Yes brand in rock choral singing.

The review praises 'Yours Is No Disgrace' as a seminal ten-minute progressive rock track that opened The Yes Album. It highlights Steve Howe's innovative guitar work and Tony Kaye's distinctive organ style. The song's extended arrangement, complex rhythms, and rich vocal harmonies exemplify Yes at their creative peak. The piece remains a concert favorite and a definitive moment in the band's early career. Listen to 'Yours Is No Disgrace' and discover the roots of Yes' progressive rock legacy!

 "Offertoire is the most monolithic and atrocious black record I have ever heard in my life."

 "The album is practically an epic vision of the apocalypse with horrific and catastrophic visions imprinted in your mind."

Sühnopfer’s Offertoire is a relentless and technically impressive black metal album from French one-man band Denis Florian. Combining blast beats, epic riffs, and haunting vocals, the record evokes apocalyptic and catastrophic imagery. It stands as a notable work in extreme metal, praised for its complex rhythms and atmospheric depth. This album is a must-listen for black metal enthusiasts. Dive into the apocalyptic journey of Sühnopfer's Offertoire—listen now and experience epic black metal like never before!

 Throughout the twelve tracks, everything sounds like a Blur album, and there couldn’t be a better compliment.

 Now sit back and enjoy this nice ice cream. It was worth the wait.

Blur's eighth album, The Magic Whip, emerged from an unexpected five-day session in Hong Kong. Despite initial doubts, the band reunited with producer Stephen Street to craft a record full of nostalgic yet fresh sounds. The album echoes classic Blur while exploring psychedelic and indie rock territories. Highlights include 'Lonesome Street' and 'Ong Ong,' demonstrating the band's enduring appeal. The long-awaited release proves well worth the 12-year wait. Listen to Blur's The Magic Whip now and experience their triumphant return!

 Daniel Grayling Fogelberg was a humble, sensitive, and generous artist... it’s always a pleasure to take one of his works off the shelf and listen to it again.

 Nether Lands is a cohesive work, with almost no qualitative divergence between the various tracks that compose it, decidedly rich in instrumentation and arranged very 'densely,' in practice the most grandiloquent and emphatic work of our artist.

This review revisits Dan Fogelberg’s 1977 album Nether Lands, highlighting its rich instrumentation, emotional vocal style, and notable collaborations. The album is praised as a cohesive and grandiose country rock work. The author shares a personal discovery story and underlines Fogelberg’s humble and sensitive artistry. Nether Lands remains one of Fogelberg’s most cherished albums alongside The Innocent Age and Souvenirs. Discover the rich sounds of Dan Fogelberg’s Nether Lands — listen now and explore a timeless country rock classic.

 'Beyond The Sea' is their masterpiece, perhaps irrepeatable.

 Albums like this, where you enjoy every single moment to the fullest, are treasures not easy to find.

Radiodervish's 'Beyond The Sea' is praised as their most refined and captivating album, skillfully blending Mediterranean sounds with poetic and spiritual depth. The album's carefully crafted tracklist offers a calm yet intense listening experience, revealing ancient atmospheres and diverse musical influences. It stands out as a landmark work in their discography, combining artistic ambition with emotional resonance. The reviewer considers it a rare artistic success and a timeless masterpiece. Listen to Radiodervish's Beyond The Sea and experience a captivating blend of Mediterranean sounds and poetic artistry.

 It’s enlightened doom, it smells of acrylic bikinis and lives from nine in the morning to the moment our star ends its monologue in a menstrual red bed.

 It’s Florida, my dear, waves and babes 365 days a year.

Floor's 'Oblation' delivers a dreamy, pastel-colored take on doom metal with pop influences and carefree energy. The album, spanning over a decade of the band's work, offers both long immersive tracks and a vivid sunlit atmosphere. The reviewer captures the album's unique vibe as a sensory mix of ice cream pools, beachwear, and endless summer imagery. Rated as an engaging but moderate experience. Dive into Floor's 'Oblation' and experience doom metal like never before—sunny, surreal, and unforgettable. Listen now!

 Extraordinary drama-comedy-war-road movie that rightfully enters among the most important Italian films on the great war.

 Awareness that the greatest danger is EGOISM and FEAR because only when you abandon these two vile demons will you become A MAN.

Luigi Comencini's 'Tutti a casa' masterfully blends comedy and drama to portray the chaotic end of WWII in Italy. Alberto Sordi's performance injects humor amidst the harsh realities of war. The film critically explores themes of egoism, fear, and the quest for humanity, becoming a seminal work in Italian cinema. Its sharp realism and anti-war message remain impactful decades after its 1960 release. Watch 'Tutti a casa' to experience an extraordinary blend of humor and drama reflecting the chaos of war and the human spirit.