Enter Shikari have officially become a charity ONLUS in every respect.

 There’s a sense of a 'terminus' for the band, which musically seems to have nothing left to say.

 Discover the evolution of Enter Shikari—listen to 'The Mindsweep' and decide if maturity dulls their signature energy.

 Jane Siberry creates great pop melodies and then deconstructs them, dilates them, enriches them, making each of her songs a theatrical spectacle.

 'Red High Heels' is the focal point, the expressive sum of the entire album: just a few piano notes, the right ones, are enough to open the first breach in the listener’s heart.

 Dive into Jane Siberry's 'The Walking' and experience an unforgettable journey of emotion and inventive pop music.

 An alienating project trapped within claustrophobic enclosures to vent their sufferings without any embellishment.

 It’s a feast of atrocities in which our people participate, indeed, they are the creators, sketching unhealthy sounds that have little of the liberating.

 Dive into pg.99’s Document #7 and experience one of screamo’s rawest and most powerful moments.

 "The most sublime, the most noble among the Physical sciences is undoubtedly Astronomy."

 Leopardi discovered that the zodiac signs derived from popular culture, connecting each sign to natural and seasonal phenomena.

 Discover Leopardi’s poetic exploration of the stars—read his unique blend of astronomy and ancient culture today!

 'Buona fortuna amore' is equivalent to a farewell letter from two people who love each other but do not part with resentment or pain.

 A pop song, certainly, but with a message rich in sentimentality but not in rhetoric, emotions but not false.

 Listen to Nesli’s heartfelt 'Buona fortuna amore' and experience the beautiful blend of melody and meaningful lyrics.

 There’s a film you must watch, because afterwards you will be a different person.

 There’s a film that calling it a horror would be doing it an injustice.

 Watch The Babadook now and discover a horror film that will change the way you see fear and motherhood forever.

 She possesses technical and vocal skills and a stage presence capable of overshadowing far more "illustrious" colleagues.

 She still seems not to have found her own authorial and interpretative identity, torn as she is between black music and Italian song.

 Discover Nina Zilli's soulful sounds and explore the blend of Italian tradition and soul in Frasi & Fumo.

 If in Norway pop is like this, I’m packing my bags.

 Forty minutes that fly by as if they were fifteen at most, with great enjoyment.

 Listen to Susanne Sundfør’s 'Ten Love Songs' and experience a blend of electronic pop and orchestral brilliance today!

 A highly enjoyable and fun DVD, which will satisfy both enthusiasts and newcomers.

 Probably the best version of the song I’ve come across.

 Watch Litfiba’s energetic Terremoto Tour Live '93 DVD and rediscover the power of 90s Italian rock!

 This album remains the best way to approach Tuareg music without any doubt.

 Music always remains to celebrate life in spite of death.

 Listen to Songs For Desert Refugees and experience the soul of Tuareg music while supporting a vital cause.

 A powerful, lysergic, visionary, and hallucinogenic album, then. But above all, rigorously live.

 Nothing and no one will ever be able to stop a talented artist. There will always be someone capable of saying no to the profound stupidity of humans, and instead saying yes to the possibility of a change.

 Explore Alessandro Esseno’s live album and dive into a visionary blend of rock and ethereal piano—experience music beyond trends now!

 "Fishbone offers a significant mix of genres played in an absolutely innovative way for the time."

 "Rock and roll is black, rock and roll is white."

 Listen to Fishbone’s groundbreaking debut and explore the fusion that reshaped 80s music!

 Many people have a teddy bear, others a scooter, still others an old sticker album: I have "The Exorcist" (and this explains many of my problems).

 Regan Theresa MacNeil remains firmly in my view at first place in the ranking of children you never ever want to have.

 Dive into this heartfelt review and rediscover why The Exorcist remains a cornerstone of horror cinema.

 Tsukamoto’s films don’t delve into the unconscious; they pave the way by leaving a crater and pull it out, show it to you, and smack you with it.

 Frenzied direction but far too grounded, never losing touch with reality despite being in a timeless limbo pervaded by a suffocating shroud.

 Explore the haunting depths of Nightmare Detective—watch now to experience Tsukamoto’s unique vision of dreams and reality.

 "White Sun, Black Sun has a decidedly 'earthy' sound, rooted in the tribal rhythmicity of the African continent."

 "In Zaire creates a granitic psychedelia enriched with blues elements, references to the kraut repetition of Neu!, noise, funk, trance, and hard-rock."

 Discover the tribal grooves and psychedelic sounds of In Zaire's White Sun Black Sun – listen now and dive into Italian occult psychedelia!

 Glamour has no reason to exist because I Cani are not just any band.

 Glamour is a mediocre album, and I would even go as far as to say it’s unnecessary because it’s neither here nor there.

 Discover if Glamour lives up to I Cani’s legacy—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 Picciotto’s voice ... remains one of the best things ever heard by the human ear.

 An album filled with great emotion, the result of a band comprised of immense talents at a key moment in their musical existence.

 Listen to One Last Wish’s 1986 album and experience the raw emotional power of Washington D.C.'s landmark post-hardcore sound.

 The cover is powerful and the music it contains is equally so, enough for me to consider this fifth album by the glorious German formation as their best.

 Krautrock at the best of the best, a magnificent album.

 Dive into Wolf City and experience the pinnacle of Krautrock’s psychedelic and progressive power.

 What makes the film great is the moving performance of James Woods, a man who ... conveys almost unique visual expressions.

 A beautiful film that, on the one hand, makes us reflect on a very delicate subject, like drugs.

 Watch Harold Becker’s Cocaine now to experience a powerful exploration of addiction and unforgettable performances.

 The sound is more mature and it shows, but the lack of big hits, crucial at the time, certainly makes the record fall short.

 1965 undoubtedly had superior musical offerings, such as Highway 61 Revisited by Dylan, My Generation by The Who, and the Beatles’ double punch Help - Rubber Soul.

 Discover The Kinks' classic sound and explore the underrated rock gems of the 60s by listening to Kinda Kinks today!