"Exterminating Angel is an important, imperfect, enigmatic, cruel, salvific, contradictory record... a bit like the Exterminating Angel of the film: no one sees it, but everyone feels it’s there."

 "In comparison, Joy Division, to whom Dark Day is often casually compared, resemble friendly jokers."

 Dive into the dark and mysterious world of Dark Day's 'Exterminating Angel'—listen now and discover a hidden gem of underground music history.

 When Pino Daniele played the guitar, there was no one else.

 As much as he’s gone, his music remains... finally now people will know he wasn’t just napule è or je so’ pazz.

 Listen to Pino Daniele’s timeless tracks and experience the depth of his musical genius today.

 He always finds something in reality. The swing, as he would say, something that words can’t express.

 At 72 years old, he quietly takes you by the hand and says — hi, it’s 1971, it’s difficult music. I’m here, and I’ll help you.

 Discover Duke Ellington's 1971 masterpiece Afrique — listen now and experience jazz that transcends time.

 The Primevals from the ’84-’87 period were truly a force to be reckoned with.

 This is pure rock’n’roll, nothing new but just grand rock’n’roll.

 Listen now to The Primevals’ ‘On the Red Eye’ and experience classic 80s rock-blues energy!

 "If there were a best artwork 2014, Lunaire would easily climb the rankings."

 "Let yourself be carried away by a blue ocean of fantasies and sweet dreams to all."

 Discover Lunaire’s dream-like soundscape and immerse yourself in 'Dreams And Inbetweens'—a gift of tender dream-pop and shoegaze awaits!

 Better someone like The Spaceman Frehley, drugged but capable of songs like Shock Me, than a sober and hyper-technical cocaine addict.

 Kozelek has always chosen to throw every communicative and expressive urgency into his music - extremist and almost ascetic to the absurd.

 Dive into Red House Painters’ haunting 'Shock Me' EP and discover Mark Kozelek’s unique sadcore artistry today.

 Sometimes music should simply flow and accompany our habits, letting go as if it were a gentle spring breeze; this is the case with this wonderful album, whose greatest virtue lies in its charm.

 "What’s the matter now?"... a slow, tipsy boogie punctuated by a powerful steel guitar: a masterpiece.

 Dive into Lost in Ozone and experience the timeless charm of Commander Cody’s classic Americana mix today!

 "Every track sounded pleasing to the ear both for its sonic quality and for the catchiness of the arrangements."

 "The songs are too similar to each other and only a few have real impact and truly strike a chord."

 Discover the sonic richness of Mondovisione and decide if its melodies and lyrics resonate with you!

 "Total disappointment"

 "The album was nothing but a jumble of horrible pop songs, swinging from the most commercial pieces to the whiniest ones."

 Discover why some longtime Daft Punk fans felt 'Random Access Memories' missed the mark – read the full critical review now!

 The album... seems all too clean, almost cold, lacking that roughness and rot that was a constant especially of the early seminal albums.

 A very predictable and useless album. This is my opinion, obviously very debatable.

 Listen to Carcass' Surgical Steel and decide if this reunion meets your death metal expectations.

 To appreciate it requires several listens, and perhaps even after putting it in rotation several times, you might not be able to perceive all the nuances it contains.

 The ability to combine talent with spontaneity, a bit less. And it is precisely on this aspect that the band needs to work hard.

 Dive into 'A Matter Of Faith' for a rich, complex prog-metal experience that grows with every listen!

 ATOJ prove to be decidedly inspired, capable of alternating outbursts devoid of any logic with more considered and technically accomplished situations.

 If they weren’t Italian, we could easily think of ATOJ as a band on the Deathwish roster given how distinctive they are.

 Discover ATOJ's intense mathcore sound—listen to their self-titled EP now!

 What strikes me about them is their ability to find the right compromise between aggression and melody.

 Making a sentimental comparison, I could define Nickelback as a 'friends with benefits' band: they might not be the band of a lifetime but can sporadically offer you very enjoyable moments.

 Discover the surprising new sounds on Nickelback’s No Fixed Address—listen now and explore their evolving rock style!

 One of those movies that will enter my subconscious under the category 'small traumas suffered and hard to remove'.

 'What a pity. The film started well... then the desire to emulate the American "Marvel-like" cinema took over and ruined everything.'

 Read the full review and discover why 'The Invisible Boy' disappoints despite a promising start.

 A pity, a waste. That’s what this film is.

 While there you were led to perceive, here you are reduced merely to looking.

 Explore this honest review of Hannibal and decide if the film lives up to the iconic legacy.

 Weed Hounds have found the right path: a path that certainly satisfies more the core of the shoegaze side, but that could also become congenial to the tattooed and bearded hardcore kids.

 Even Destination Of Choice has the solo, it’s a rock’n roll doughnut but can enchant with the stereolabian split of Laura Catalano’s voice.

 Discover Weed Hounds’ captivating shoegaze debut—listen now and dive into their unique blend of noise and melody.

 Pendragon has released a truly brilliant and inspired album both for ideas and melodies.

 Pendragon went from being criticized for being too indebted to old prog to being one of those bands refreshing the scene and a promise for the prog of the future.

 Explore Pendragon’s 'Men Who Climb Mountains' to experience a fresh take on neo-progressive rock and rediscover one of prog’s enduring talents!

 Terrible commercial operation that has no purpose other than to fill the discographic gap between 'Dalla pelle al cuore' and 'Unica'.

 There is no effort by the record company to create a comprehensive project on Antonello's career, to make him known for what he truly was.

 Explore the true depth of Antonello Venditti's music beyond this flawed compilation.

 "Dig It is a wonderfully dated album: although it’s Schulze’s first work entirely produced with digital equipment, the compositions manage to build a rich and vivid magmatic texture."

 Spending forty-five minutes with Dig It is a true privilege: the luxury of being subjected to very intense emotional stimuli.

 Dive into Klaus Schulze's Dig It and experience one of electronic music's most visionary digital albums today!

 Warhorse sounded like a lesser version of Purple, replicating many of the characteristics and components of their sound.

 'Back in Time' features an extended instrumental section where Ged Peck unleashes a truly old-fashioned free-form solo.

 Discover the nostalgic sound of Warhorse’s 'Red Sea'—listen now to experience vintage 70s hard rock at its authentic best!