"La costruzione" alone would be worth the purchase of the album; it starts quietly, recited, explodes, and you wish it would never end.

 Jannacci as a pain in the neck, but a pain in the neck sui generis — a symbol of a Milan that is eternal and legendary.

Enzo Jannacci's The Best is an impressive 2-CD collection featuring 32 reimagined songs plus three unreleased tracks, showcasing new moods and arrangements. While some notable early hits are missing, the album’s rich jazz influences and poetic depth shine through. Highlights include the moving "La costruzione" and a standout duet with Paolo Conte. The prestigious packaging and the heartfelt collaboration with his son Paolo add significant value to this timeless tribute. Explore Enzo Jannacci’s The Best and experience a legendary journey through Italian music and timeless storytelling.

 The ferocity of this performance is unfathomable.

 Did you want the underground? HERE IT IS! In this record, there are 'bastard' brothers who accept their personal not quite 'normal' hyperboles and throw away the mask of a cowardly hope of sneaking away from the miserable being we are.

This review highlights the intense and chaotic live performance captured in the 1980 album "Live at Target" by Flipper, Nervous Gender, Factrix, and Uns. It praises the raw and uncompromising sound that challenges traditional melodies and comforts, embracing noise and distortion as a form of honest expression. The record is framed as a pivotal underground release that defies classification and pushes listeners toward a deep, transformative experience. Its themes revolve around alienation, rebellion, and acceptance of the darker sides of identity. Dive into the fierce world of underground punk and noise—listen to 'Live at Target' and experience the raw power yourself!

 "In a frenetic and chaotic world, 'Structures from Silence' stands as a beacon of tranquility."

 "The bliss emanating from these tracks is not rooted in conventional emotions but in something more ethereal and transcendental."

Steve Roach's Structures from Silence remains a beacon of tranquility after 40 years, offering deeply contemplative and serene ambient soundscapes. The 40th Anniversary Remaster enriches this experience with two bonus discs that expand on Roach's sonic explorations. This album is praised for its timeless beauty and organic sound that defies artificiality. It invites listeners into a profound, ethereal journey beyond conventional emotions. Experience the timeless serenity of Steve Roach's Structures from Silence—listen to the 40th Anniversary Remaster now and immerse yourself in pure ambient bliss.

 We are left with this production from them, with prominent keyboards and sung interludes, executed with good technical skill.

 Vintage sounds that transport us back to those years and bring us an amateur recording that, remastered, can make its way into the history of Italian progressive music.

La Strana Società’s 1972 progressive album was unreleased until 2017, overshadowed by major prog releases across Europe and Italy. The band demonstrated solid technical skill and vintage keyboard-driven sounds, reflecting the era’s style. After this, they shifted towards a more commercial pop sound with 'Pop Corn.' This remastered album stands as an important piece of Italian prog rock history. Explore this forgotten Italian prog rock classic and dive into the vintage sounds of La Strana Società’s remastered album now!

 It is a bitter film that stays with you and leaves you with a bit of dirt.

 Cammello is the catalyst of the film, an extraordinary character, a major acting performance.

Adagio is a brutal and relentless crime drama by Stefano Sollima, set in the dark suburbs of Rome. With a strong cast including Favino, Mastandrea, and Servillo, the film offers a raw portrayal of corruption and grief. Its grim narrative and atmospheric night sequences leave a bitter but memorable impact. The movie delivers powerful acting and an unyielding rhythm that keeps viewers engaged. Watch Adagio now on Netflix and experience this gripping, dark crime drama from Stefano Sollima.

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 Rating: 3 out of 5.

This review covers Aindulmedir's album The Lunar Lexicon with a rating of 3 out of 5. Unfortunately, the full review text is missing, limiting insight into the album's qualities or shortcomings. Discover Aindulmedir's The Lunar Lexicon and explore its unique sound for yourself.

 The same magnetic intensity, the same solemn depth...

 For detractors of the genre, I recommend listening at a volume to 'bring down entire buildings' to the final minutes building up of 'Astrium'...

The review praises Mountainscape's third album, Iridescent, for its rich fusion of post-metal, black metal, doom, sludge, and ambient styles. The album's dynamic shifts and emotional intensity evoke the majesty of alpine landscapes. Highlights include the powerful opening track 'Belonging' and the monumental 'Towering Monoliths.' Despite its relatively short 42-minute length, the album is a standout in 2024's metal scene. Dive into Mountainscape's Iridescent and experience a monumental post-metal journey inspired by majestic alpine landscapes.

 Lanthimos dances on the corpse of bourgeois society.

 Perhaps nothing makes sense and Lanthimos leaves us suspended and without answers.

Kinds of Kindness is a 163-minute surreal and unsettling triptych by Yorgos Lanthimos, exploring themes of human depravity, domination, and bourgeois society through dark satire. Collaborating again with Efthymis Filippou, Lanthimos creates a morbidly humorous, dreamlike atmosphere reminiscent of Kubrick and Bunuel. The film challenges viewers' perceptions of kindness, reality, and social roles, leaving them with more questions than answers. It continues the director's legacy of powerful allegories and disturbing cinematic puzzles. Dive into Lanthimos’ surreal world—watch Kinds of Kindness and uncover the darkness lurking beneath kindness.

 This album is a land without borders and features, a jungle of noises, a barely defined territory where the crafty British producer moves with confidence.

 All these concepts have a physiological musical transposition in Eusebeia’s works, rich in pathos and mysticism.

Eusebeia's third album, The Eleventh Hour, delivers a rich blend of ambient and electronic sounds infused with mysticism and spirituality. The album features hypnotic, repetitive sequences and dark field recordings creating an immersive soundscape. Produced by the crafty British artist, it reflects a musical translation of inner piety inspired by Greek mythology. Released on Rebellion Electronics, the album sets an encouraging perspective for Eusebeia's future works. Explore the hypnotic and mystical soundscape of Eusebeia’s The Eleventh Hour—listen now and dive into a mesmerizing ambient journey.

 This second work is even more Radiohead-esque than the first.

 The album presents itself as a sad and whining lullaby, also capable of transporting the more attentive and visionary listener’s mind.

The Smile's second album, Wall of Eyes, delivers a mature and hypnotic experience, marked by delicate acoustic touches and subtle experimentation. The album closely echoes Radiohead's sound but carves its own niche with a Europeanized bossa nova and jazz influence. Its eight tracks create an immersive atmosphere, blending indie and alternative elements with occasional math-rock energy. Wall of Eyes marks a thoughtful evolution in the band's style and offers a captivating listen for fans and new listeners alike. Dive into The Smile's Wall of Eyes and experience a hypnotic blend of delicate sounds and bold experimentation—listen now!

 'Bufalo Bill' is this cross and delight of mine: well, if I could, I would probably redo it with better attention to sounds and arrangements.

 All that was missing was the castor oil…

Released in 1976, 'Bufalo Bill' is a bare and hermetic album reflecting Francesco De Gregori's response to his previous commercial success. The album's sparse arrangements and cryptic lyrics showcase themes of social protest and complex storytelling. The review highlights the political controversies the artist faced during the era, including attacks at his concerts. The songs blend historical and literary allusions, making it one of De Gregori's most enigmatic works. Discover the enigmatic world of 'Bufalo Bill' and explore Francesco De Gregori’s poetic protest in this iconic album!

 "There are films that question the viewer on substantial themes, and the subject of food and our relationship with it is fully part of these themes."

 "The director leads us to see gastronomy as a rite of intense sensuality, a means to seduce the diners... the saturation effect is guaranteed."

Tran Anh Hung's "The Taste of Things" impresses with elegant visuals and strong performances by Benoit Mangimel and Juliette Binoche. Set in 1885 France, it explores complex relationships and the sensuality of French gastronomy. However, the film's focus on food preparation may overwhelm some viewers, leading to a sense of saturation. The review poses a reflection on whether we eat to live or live to eat, acknowledging different perspectives on food as sustenance or indulgence. Discover the sensual artistry and complex themes in Tran Anh Hung’s The Taste of Things—watch and savor the story today!

 Eat Your Make Up are one of the astounding demonstrations that death rock is not a phenomenon exclusive to California.

 Just as the morning has gold in its mouth, this debut album from EYMU foreshadows their future, rich with satisfaction and confirmed expectations.

Eat Your Make Up's debut album 'First Dinner' showcases the vitality of death rock beyond California, blending original sounds with influential references. The review highlights standout tracks, vocal distinctions, and the band's unique style. Praised for its originality and compelling atmosphere, this album sets strong expectations for the band's future works. The reviewer dismisses unfounded comparisons and encourages focusing on the music's merit. Listen to 'First Dinner' and explore the fresh sounds of Eat Your Make Up's death rock mastery.

 Do you know those password generators, those infernal contraptions that create passwords of 250 characters in a jumble...? Well, I discovered a few days ago that there are also death metal song title generators.

 The music, no, that goes entirely elsewhere and revolves around rock’n’roll, surf, soul, and girl groups, just tons of the ’50s and ’60s... a piano and voice finale that, if it didn’t narrate assorted dismemberments and unspeakable tortures, you’d call it a love paeon even Aretha couldn’t top.

Pavid Vermin’s album 'Brutality Is My Only Friend' cleverly fuses brutal death metal-esque lyrics with rock’n’roll, surf, and soul music from the '50s and '60s. The review highlights the ironic concept of using a death metal song title generator to create unsettling lyrics paired with an unexpected vintage sound. The album’s artistic creativity and unique blend of genres make it a fascinating listen, despite the absence of available lyrics. Explore Pavid Vermin’s striking blend of horror lyrics and vintage rock sounds—listen now and dive into this unique musical adventure!

 Tiziano Ferro’s masterpiece was, more than the first album 'Rosso relativo,' the mature '111.'

 An unrepeatable album, of devastating impact, considering the sales, an absolute record.

Tiziano Ferro's '111 Centoundici' redefined Italian pop with a blend of international beats and lyrical innovation. Combining commercial appeal with intimate and mature themes, the album made a significant impact in 2003. While its first half delivers chart hits, the second side is praised for its depth and atmosphere. This semi-masterpiece remains influential despite Ferro's later shift to more mainstream sounds. Listen to Tiziano Ferro’s 111 Centoundici and experience the Italian pop classic that transformed a genre.

 "Every sound, every note is designed to lead the listener on an inner journey."

 "Shutun is not simply an album, but a sound experience that requires deep and meditative listening."

Shutûn by TROUM and ALL SIDES offers a profound and immersive sound experience through five movements depicting stages of human life. Eschewing synthesizers, it uses acoustic instruments and field recordings to create rich, symbolic soundscapes. The album demands deep, quiet listening to fully appreciate its emotional and introspective depth. It represents a timeless sonic exploration of memory, emotion, and existence. Dive into the hypnotic world of Shutûn and experience a captivating journey through sound and soul.

 Bruno has always refused to become a character to remain a person. A simple person.

 Summer is a big deception; it kills you at the moment you feel you can no longer do without it, entangled and powerless in the mesh of its memories.

Bruno Martino’s Estate evokes a deep sense of melancholy and nostalgia tied to summer memories and fleeting happiness. The review poetically explores themes of lost love, seasonal change, and timeless jazz melodies. Martino is portrayed as a humble, gentle artist whose music captures the bittersweet essence of summer and life's fleeting moments. The album stands as a poignant reflection on past eras and personal recollections. Overall, the review balances admiration with a wistful, somber mood. Listen to Bruno Martino’s Estate and immerse yourself in a timeless jazz journey of summer, nostalgia, and bittersweet beauty.

 ‘The effect was immediate: the music department was deserted.’

 ‘It had opened something in my mind. It had added a bit of magic, intrigued me, and still today… demands a glance and some listening.’

Threnody Ensemble’s Timbre Hollow is an introspective instrumental album blending post-rock, ambient, and chamber music influences. Despite mixed reviews and minimal commercial success, it holds a charm for attentive listeners seeking experimental soundscapes. The album’s contemplative nature contrasts mainstream trends, offering a meditative musical experience. Its unique acoustic resonance and repetitive structures evoke a thoughtful, almost ritualistic listening session. Though flawed, it expands the boundaries of the genre and remains a hidden gem for niche audiences. Explore Threnody Ensemble's 'Timbre Hollow' for a unique journey into experimental post-rock and ambient acoustic sound.

 George Miller’s mistake is putting too much plot into it.

 The sensation is that of witnessing a watered-down version of Fury Road.

George Miller's Furiosa attempts a vast origin story with intense action but suffers from an overambitious plot that undercuts character depth. While well-structured, the film feels less impactful than Fury Road. Notable scenes include a thrilling tanker battle, though CGI dampens its effect. Overall, a good but not exceptional addition to the Mad Max saga. Discover if Furiosa lives up to the Mad Max legacy—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 Coagulated Bliss is further proof by Full of Hell of being a courageous band with a strong identity and a remarkable mastery of their means.

 An album that aims to smash the listener’s eardrums, with twenty-five minutes of exasperated sonic violence, but played with flair and much boldness.

Full of Hell's Coagulated Bliss is celebrated as a standout grindcore album that honors the legacy of Brutal Truth while pushing boundaries with experimental sounds. The album blends grindcore with mathcore, noise, and sludge influences, showcasing dynamic, brutal, and unpredictable compositions. Criticism over its eclectic nature contrasts with the reviewer's praise for its boldness and sonic heterogeneity. Ultimately, Coagulated Bliss is a testament to the band's originality and mastery within extreme music. Dive into the relentless chaos of Coagulated Bliss and experience Full of Hell’s innovative grindcore mastery now!