"…and it seems that baby Jesus was a very cool kid, if I had been there at that time, he would have been my friend."

 The charm of these young singers is immediately irresistible and contagious.

The review highlights Piccolo Coro Arcobaleno's 1998 Natale Rap as a charming and lively festive track featuring young singers imitating rap in a heartfelt way. The lyrics by Maestro Umberto Scipione mix religious themes with playful verses. Though not pure rap, the song serves as a joyful tribute blending rap rhythms with children's chorus. Despite claims of high sales, the song remains relatively unknown. Overall, it radiates festive spirit and youthful charm. Listen to Natale Rap and enjoy a unique Christmas blend of rap and children’s choir magic!

 There’s also a meticulous sound search.

 A snapshot full of vibrant colors and flashing lights directly from Scandinavia served on a silver platter on a tropical beach under the stars of San Lorenzo.

The review offers a thoughtful look at Todd Terje’s debut album, praising its eclectic mix of influences and meticulous sound design. It highlights the blend of French touch, samba, and cosmic themes throughout the album. Although the reviewer is skeptical of nightclub culture, they appreciate how the album captivates and encourages subtle dancing. The collaboration with Bryan Ferry is noted as a standout moment. Dive into Todd Terje’s ‘It's Album Time’ and experience a cosmic blend of dance and eclectic sounds today!

 In the realm of "moving images with humans and things inside," it’s the worst thing I’ve ever seen.

 THE DIALOGUES: written by an illiterate, drugged monkey.

Lory Del Santo's debut as a director with the TV series The Lady is heavily criticized for lacking a coherent story, poor filming techniques, and incoherent editing. The dialogues are described as nonsensical, and the overall production is considered an embarrassing, over-the-top failure. This review suggests the show may have been made intentionally to shock but is mostly just an artistic disaster. Watch the trailer and decide if The Lady is a cult disaster or just plain bad!

 "New Romantics... it was pure opportunism in truth. We took that label and even put it in the lyrics of 'Planet Earth'."

 Nine tracks for a decent album that primarily targets those who want to know and try to understand the birth of a sound where a simple and pleasant synthesis of glam rock, disco music, electronics, and punk converges.

This review traces the origins and evolution of Duran Duran's first album, highlighting the band's blend of punk, glam rock, and electronic music. It recounts key moments like the arrival of Simon Le Bon and the signing with EMI. The album's tracks, such as 'Planet Earth' and 'Girls on Film,' showcase their accessible yet innovative style. Attention is given to different album versions and the lasting cultural impact driven by their music videos. Discover the origins of Duran Duran’s iconic debut and dive into the sound that shaped the New Romantic era. Listen now!

 I started singing about six months ago, I had made a song just to see how difficult it was to make one.

 But now it has become a passion and I want to improve, that’s why I want to get known.

ZHEIR, an emerging artist, shares his debut track 'No Way Out' and expresses his passion for singing. Having started six months ago, he aims to improve and grow his fanbase. The review encourages listeners to check out and support his music on YouTube. Listen to ZHEIR's debut song 'No Way Out' and support this promising new voice today!

 "Shoot me again / so we'll see who falls, who loses, who steals / and who smiles and who has tough skin."

 "This work is tangible proof of the 'turn' announced and here fully realized by the national Vasco and his sound."

Sono Innocente marks a significant artistic return for Vasco Rossi, embracing hard rock and metal sounds with strong autobiographical lyrics. The album is energized by Vince Pastano’s impactful guitar work and a renewed creative vision. It successfully blends intense riffs with reflective, poetic moments. This record celebrates resilience and musical evolution after Rossi's personal recovery and live performance triumphs. Listen to Vasco Rossi's Sono Innocente and experience his powerful hard rock resurgence today!

 An extraordinary dance track, capable in just barely 5 minutes of energizing anyone for the whole day.

 Crudeli, even in this instance (as always, by the way), outdoes himself.

Tiziano Crudeli, famed for his passionate football commentary, releases 'Con il cuore si vince,' a vibrant disco track energizing AC Milan supporters. The song blends Crudeli's iconic chants with a strong house beat, making it an extraordinary dance anthem. Though short, it's a spirited tribute packed with football rivalry humor. A perfect energizer for fans and dance lovers alike. Listen to Tiziano Crudeli's unique AC Milan disco anthem and feel the football passion come alive!

 Ought are the Talking Heads, the Slint, the Velvet Underground, the Pavement; they manage to amaze and be amazed.

 Maybe the future isn’t rosy, but I like gray a lot.

The review praises Ought's 2014 album 'More Than Any Other Day' as one of the year's best, highlighting its blend of classic indie influences and original sound. The writer reflects on personal and global uncertainties but finds refuge and inspiration in the band's music. A vivid live experience is described, emphasizing the band's energy and unique performance style. Despite occasional minor flaws, the album impresses with its depth and sincerity. Listen to Ought's 'More Than Any Other Day' and experience a raw indie rock journey that blends emotion and innovation.

 The original edition is perhaps the best-packaged product of the '70s.

 Exceptional audio restored to a strong vigor that was missing even in the '75 master.

The Wings' Venus and Mars Archive Collection offers beautifully restored audio and insightful bonus tracks. The original 1975 album is praised for its iconic packaging and consistent sound. Highlights include standout tracks and unique bonus material like demos and previously unreleased recordings. This edition improves over previous versions with superior sound quality and added historical context. Explore the rich sound and rare bonus tracks of Wings’ Venus and Mars Archive Collection today!

 "After thirty seconds of the first track, 'The Road To Cairo,' I was aware that I had spent that piece of watermark very well."

 "The album dies with a very sweet piece, a whispered plea 'Be My Friend' with piano, organ, and guitar making love until the fading finale."

The review praises David Ackles' self-titled 1968 album for its melancholic beauty and emotional depth. Its slow, melodic compositions perfectly capture the atmosphere of autumn and themes of love and loss. The reviewer highlights standout tracks like "The Road To Cairo" and "Blue Ribbons," emphasizing Ackles' poetic lyricism and unique voice. Though underappreciated in his time, Ackles' debut is considered a timeless gem. Listen to David Ackles’ timeless 1968 debut and immerse yourself in haunting folk melodies and poetic storytelling.

 "The Endless River is a good product at the end of the day, it inevitably mirrors the atmosphere of Division Bell."

 "The solo in Louder Than Words is fabulous to me, and for those who love this extraordinary guitarist, it’s a nice treat."

The Endless River is a carefully crafted ambient album from Pink Floyd, primarily serving as a tribute to late keyboardist Richard Wright. It revisits sounds from the Division Bell era while offering moments of beauty and nostalgia. The reviewer appreciates the production quality and Gilmour’s guitar work but finds some parts less inspired and occasionally outdated in pace. Overall, it is a decent final gift for longtime fans, though not a groundbreaking masterpiece. Listen to Pink Floyd’s The Endless River and explore the ambient tribute to Richard Wright today.

 Nice Trash is how his ex describes him - and he puts it beautifully on this record.

 The enchanting lull of Sparkler... an antique piece updated for the beached new generation.

Jeans Wilder’s album Nice Trash masterfully blends minimalist lo-fi, surf elements, and doo-wop nostalgia into an ambient and dreamy soundscape. The record evokes classic beach moods reimagined through fuzzy guitars, synth-pop touches, and atmospheric vocals. Each track contributes to a cohesive, immersive experience reflecting a romantic and apathetic summer vibe. Fans of ambient and beach-inspired indie music will find this album captivating. Dive into Jeans Wilder's Nice Trash for a dreamy fusion of lo-fi surf and nostalgic indie sounds—listen now and catch the summer vibe!

 "Time To Die is the usual flood of riffs heavy as antimatter, that start from the mother land of Black Sabbath to end up watching Saturn swallowed by a sideral black hole."

 "I Am Nothing destroys everything with guitars on Neptune, distorted voices, and a psychedelic noise tail that is terrifying (in the real sense)."

Electric Wizard's 'Time To Die' delivers a heavy, psychedelic doom metal experience inspired by a chilling true crime story. The album revisits their early sound with brutal riffs and cosmic horror themes. Standout tracks showcase intense distortion, spacey noise, and immersive atmospheres. Mark Greening's return energizes the band with fresh yet brutal energy. This album marks a powerful and inspired return to form for Electric Wizard. Dive into Electric Wizard's 'Time To Die' and experience a crushing dose of heavy psychedelic doom—listen now and explore the sonic darkness!

 Overall, this album is far from perfect, but there are many tracks that surprise those who have known and appreciated them for the simple and direct rock.

 If these are the love songs from this CD, welcome them.

The review acknowledges Theory of a Deadman’s evolution on their album Savages, noting standout tracks and guest contributions like Alice Cooper. However, it criticizes some filler songs and genre shifts that feel forced. Overall, it views the album as a step forward despite flaws. Discover Theory of a Deadman’s evolving sound on Savages – listen now and explore their mix of rock, guest features, and bold experiments.

 Sometimes you have to leave what you love, to try and love it again.

 Bravo Damien, you did it. You have suffered, cried, screamed, and destroyed knick-knacks but now you are still here, with us.

The review celebrates Damien Rice's long-awaited comeback album, My Favourite Faded Fantasy, marking eight years of silence following personal hardship. The album channels deep emotion inspired by Rice's time in Iceland and his break from music. Featuring long, intense tracks and production by Rick Rubin, it maintains Rice's signature melancholic folk style with greater lyrical depth. The reviewer praises the album’s emotional impact, delicate arrangements, and Rice’s powerful vocal delivery. Listen to Damien Rice's heartfelt return and experience the emotional depths of My Favourite Faded Fantasy today.

 They hit the target right at the center, without any compromises or unnecessary fuss.

 It is a catharsis that fully absorbs Lenny Smith (vocals), the author of authentic warped and luciferian chants akin to Bauhaus or Joy Division.

Atriarch's An Unending Pathway delivers a chilling and immersive doom metal experience rooted in Portland’s rich music scene. The album masterfully balances heavy sludge riffs, black metal blast beats, and dark wave theatricality into a cohesive and emotive whole. Vocals range from haunting chants to raw screams, enhancing the album’s cathartic intensity. With no musical compromises, the band crafts a powerful, ritualistic atmosphere evoking despair and transcendence. The album stands out as a top release from Relapse Records this autumn. Dive into Atriarch’s An Unending Pathway and experience a powerful journey through haunting doom and heavy atmospheres today.

 Sinuous dance of electric crackles... dull thuds of sticks on tom toms... a weary dirge...

 Moments of pure Alternative with a California aftertaste are replaced by others where the pop imprint beguiles the band’s inherently rock nature.

The Dandy Warhols' eighth album, This Machine, combines solid rhythms with intense, ecstatic vocals in a dreamy and decadent alternative rock atmosphere. It mixes California-style alternative tracks with pop influences and inventive sound experiments, creating a melancholic yet refreshing mood. While some moments burst with light, much of the album evokes an autumnal, reflective feeling. Overall, it offers a balanced and thoughtful listening experience. Listen to This Machine by The Dandy Warhols to experience a unique blend of dreamy alternative rock and inventive soundscapes.

 Oliver Nelson’s splendid and whispered lyricism on saxophone finds its place, highlighted by George Duvivier’s bow-played bass.

 Nocturne still manages to excellently showcase Nelson’s stylistic features, starting precisely with the eponymous track, arguably the manifesto of the Nelsonian visions of the album.

Oliver Nelson's Nocturne is a subtle yet impactful jazz album that highlights his overlooked skills as a saxophonist alongside his renowned compositional talent. Recorded in 1960 and part of the Prestige Moodsville series, the album blends blues influences with calm, lyrical ballads. Despite being less famous than subsequent works, it provides a rich insight into Nelson's stylistic approach and jazz legacy. The album also features intriguing contributions like Lem Winchester's vibraphone. Discover Oliver Nelson’s Nocturne for a refined jazz journey with soulful sax and timeless blues vibes.

 "It was cleverly decided to release it together with the other heavyweight piece, 'Venus and Mars', to cover the group’s 1973-’76 period comprehensively."

 "The gem is a take of 'Beware my Love' with friend John Bonham behind the drums, proving he can be a clean and essential drummer without losing his innate power."

The remastered 'Wings At The Speed of Sound' brings new life to the 1976 album with superior sound clarity and packaging. Key tracks like 'San Ferry Anne' and 'Warm and Beautiful' benefit most from restoration, revealing new nuances. The added demos and archive materials enrich the listening experience without being superfluous. This edition is highly recommended for attentive listening, especially for fans of Wings' mid-70s era. Experience the enhanced richness of Wings' classic album—listen to the remastered 'At The Speed of Sound' today!

 "Handshake (an absolute masterpiece of the band for me) completes the opening pair."

 "The second musical effort by the Two Door Cinema Club is even superior to the dance bomb of Tourist History."

Two Door Cinema Club's second album Beacon showcases significant growth with refined, melodic indie dance tracks. The production is spot-on, enhancing standout songs like 'Handshake' and 'Someday.' The album balances synths, trumpets, and vocals skillfully, marking it as a superior follow-up to their debut. Overall, Beacon is praised as one of 2012's best albums. Listen to Two Door Cinema Club's Beacon now and experience one of indie dance's finest albums!