This album deserves it just for the simple fact that it sounds beautiful to the ears.

 From the very theme, the harmony between Clay and Newman allows them to be complementary without any shadow of domination.

This 1960 Riverside album features James Clay and David 'Fathead' Newman blending soulful and hard bop styles with the support of notable sidemen. Produced by Cannonball Adderley, the album showcases exceptional interplay and memorable tracks like 'Some Kinda Mean.' Though not an essential classic, it is highly appreciated for its beauty and historic significance within jazz circles. Listen to this classic jazz collaboration and discover the timeless sound of Clay and Newman!

 Listening to 'La bellissima Giulietta e il suo povero padre grafomane' is like reading a novel, a collection of short stories, and a contemporary masterpiece of Italian music.

 Now, shake off all the prejudices you have against this genre, against rap, and go listen to the album in question, you won’t regret it.

Murubutu’s album 'La bellissima Giulietta e il suo povero padre grafomane' is praised as a contemporary Italian musical masterpiece. With storytelling rap that reads like a novel, it blends poetic, historical, and philosophical references. The refined beats complement the warm and compelling vocal delivery. The reviewer encourages setting aside prejudices against rap to appreciate this unique and sophisticated work. Dive into Murubutu’s poetic rap world and experience a unique blend of storytelling and music today!

 I’m obviously talking about the overwhelming title track.

 Just this half of the album would be enough to confirm Jack White as one of the most important musicians of these years and not just a 'revivalist'.

Jack White’s Lazaretto is a compelling album that fuses blues rock, southern rock, and country influences with innovative instrumentation. The album features memorable riffs, intense guitar solos, and effective use of violin, showcasing White’s musical evolution beyond revivalism. Standout tracks include the overwhelming title track and the instrumental High Ball Stepper. The album's atmosphere ranges from frenetic to calm, maintaining an engaging flow throughout. Discover Jack White’s Lazaretto – listen now and experience a groundbreaking blend of blues and rock innovation!

 Maleficent becomes a character with multiple interpretations: she comes to represent the two ways a child sees their mother (with love and with hate).

 Her unique beauty, her magnetic gaze, and the ease with which she goes from goodness to malice, from irony to the purest seriousness are impressive.

Maleficent, directed by newcomer Robert Stromberg, offers a bold reinterpretation of the classic Disney villain. The film deeply explores Maleficent's multifaceted personality, moving beyond the traditional black-and-white depiction. Angelina Jolie delivers a captivating and perfectly cast performance, elevating the film. Though some scenes falter, the overall emotional impact and special effects impress. A refreshing and must-see fantasy film. Discover the emotional depth and stunning visuals of Maleficent—watch now to experience this unforgettable Disney reimagining.

 You laugh, but at the end of the viewing, you can't help but cry.

 When all hope is lost, you must not despair, you must laugh.

Roy Andersson's You, The Living is a surreal and darkly comedic film exploring the absurdity and fragile nature of human life. With tender yet pessimistic sketches, it invites empathy through grotesque, relatable characters. The film balances black humor with profound emotional depth, leaving viewers both laughing and moved. It forms the middle chapter of Andersson's acclaimed trilogy that questions human existence without providing answers. Watch You, The Living to experience a uniquely heartfelt and surreal journey into the absurdity of human life.

 Each piece is a standalone soul, a genre to be explored.

 An album that... enchants, wounds, makes you cry and, at times, even makes you dance.

Perfume Genius' third album, Too Bright, marks a bold evolution from his previous work with genre-bending tracks that combine emotional depth and fearless expression. The album skillfully balances diversity and cohesion, featuring standout songs like 'My Body' and 'I'm A Mother.' It offers a haunting, intimate experience that moves from vulnerability to fierce empowerment, all within a concise 33 minutes. Discover the dark beauty of Perfume Genius' Too Bright—listen now and experience its haunting power firsthand.

 The heart-pounding start of "I Feel the Earth Move" to the already classic then "It’s Too Late" up to the duet with James Taylor for a "You’ve got a Friend" of heartbreaking beauty.

 "Tapestry," what an album. One of those few albums that universally enrich music collections around every corner of the world.

This review celebrates Carole King's first live performance at Carnegie Hall in 1971. It highlights her intimate, piano-focused style and classic hits from 'Tapestry' and solo LPs. The concert captures the spirit of the early 1970s, featuring a memorable duet with James Taylor. It evokes nostalgia for a transformative musical era and King’s enduring influence as a songwriter. Discover the timeless magic of Carole King's 1971 Carnegie Hall concert—listen now and relive a pivotal musical moment.

 Perfect album for a sweet awakening, to stay cuddled up to the pillow or one’s sweetheart.

 'Close To The Glass' is not a revolutionary album but a well-done work, perfectly tailored to the tastes and emotions of their fans.

The Notwist’s 2014 album 'Close To The Glass' is a pleasant return that blends electronic, jazz, and acoustic elements. While not revolutionary, it maintains the band's refined sound and suits longtime fans. Markus Acher's fragile vocals and the album's nuanced instrumentation stand out. It’s an exquisite, introspective musical work ideal for quiet moments. The album embraces the band's past style more than charting new directions, offering a nostalgic but satisfying experience. Listen to The Notwist's 'Close To The Glass' for a beautifully crafted indie-electronica experience.

 "Volume 8 seems to encapsulate all the canons of today’s pop/rock song, managing not to sound dated, but rather still fresh and current forty years later."

 "Ultimately, Volume 8 had the merit of ‘ferrying’ De Andrè out of the period of crisis he was going through, confirming him as a prominent reality of the Italian scene."

Volume 8 marks an important phase in Fabrizio De Andrè’s career, showcasing his ability to evolve while maintaining artistic integrity. Collaborating with Francesco De Gregori, De Andrè embraced a modern and fresh sound that still resonates decades later. The album features poetic, metaphor-rich lyrics and standout tracks like "La Cattiva Strada" and "Amico Fragile." Though lesser-known, Volume 8 is a testimony to De Andrè's ongoing creative vitality and deserves rediscovery. Explore Fabrizio De Andrè’s Volume 8 and experience the timeless artistry of one of Italy’s greatest singer-songwriters.

 Albini’s production is definitely felt: muffled sounds, sparse and unmistakable guitars, and a killer bass.

 An enjoyable album, innovative at times in terms of sounds and ideas. A must for lovers of the genre.

Electrelane's 'The Power Out' is a more refined and melodic follow-up to their eclectic debut, blending early indie rock influences from bands like Stereolab and Pixies. Produced by Steve Albini, the album features distinctive guitars, solid bass, and unique rhythms. Tracks like 'On Parade' and 'Birds' became small college rock anthems while showcasing varying musical ambitions. Overall, it's an innovative and enjoyable album recommended for lovers of the genre. Listen to Electrelane’s 'The Power Out' and explore its innovative indie rock vibes now!

 Elyne is not the typical band that loves to dwell too much on the good they’ve done; they always try to move beyond.

 What stands out most is the strong shift towards post-hardcore territories, making Elyne decidedly more credible in the eyes of everyone and comfortable in their own skin.

Elyne’s debut album 'What Burns Inside' marks a confident transformation from their earlier metalcore roots to a stronger post-hardcore sound. The band showcases improved songwriting, skilled guitar work, and a refined vocal mix. Having already toured Europe and supported notable acts, this album positions Elyne as a credible presence in the genre. Tracks like "That is real" and "Behind the smile" stand out, especially in live settings. Listen to Elyne’s 'What Burns Inside' to experience a fresh and confident take on post-hardcore today!

 The production suffers greatly, especially the voices that are anything but balanced.

 A debut that leaves a bitter taste, at times interesting but often too tied to the rigid schemes dictated by the current core scene.

Here Lies A Whisper’s debut album 'Loop Quantum Gravity' demonstrates the band’s dedication with strong artwork and energetic ideas. However, the album suffers from unbalanced vocals and lackluster guitar impact. Despite adherence to typical metalcore and post-hardcore formulas, some heavier parts show promise. The reviewer encourages the band to inject more personality and grit in future releases. Discover Here Lies A Whisper’s debut and hear the potential beneath the flaws of 'Loop Quantum Gravity'.

 This debut is surely way too well-packaged, starting with a very well-crafted sound production that predominantly celebrates guitars and rhythms.

 More courage and a much more personal and less premeditated sound are urgently needed.

Over Wysteria Skies' debut album 'Tales of an Insidious Match' delivers a solid metalcore experience reminiscent of early 2000s bands like As I Lay Dying. The album is professionally produced and emphasizes heavy parts, but it feels somewhat outdated and too polished. While it appeals to metalcore fans, the band needs to develop a bolder, more personal sound to stand out in today's evolving music scene. Discover Over Wysteria Skies' metalcore sound—listen to their debut and see if the classic style still hits home!

 Synths and samples are the real winners, yielding interesting results when integrated into metal-oriented songwriting.

 Skeletons is an impactful mini-album especially appreciated by those who welcomed the latest evolutions of The Devil Wears Prada and Asking Alexandria.

Unveil The Word's debut EP Skeletons showcases a fresh and varied take on alternative metal. With synths and samples integrated into core-oriented songwriting, the band delivers a notable modern sound. Fans of bands like The Devil Wears Prada and Asking Alexandria will find this mini-album appealing. The review highlights the band's potential and emphasizes the challenge ahead for their full debut album. Overall, a promising start for a young and determined band. Listen to Unveil The Word's innovative Skeletons EP and explore a fresh blend of synths and metalcore today!

 I couldn’t stop. It was funny, bitter, repetitive, straightforward. The identification was total.

 Chinasky was undoubtedly my superhero.

This review expresses deep admiration for Charles Bukowski's Women, describing it as funny, bitter, and straightforward. The reviewer connects personally with Bukowski's voice and identifies with his struggles despite different lifestyles. Women is praised as one of Bukowski's best works, notable for its repetitive yet captivating style. The review also recommends exploring other works like Factotum and Tales of Ordinary Madness for varied stories. Dive into Bukowski's Women and experience raw honesty and wit—explore more of his captivating works today!

 Sill has remarkable and very original vocal abilities.

 I realized I had found a sonic pearl.

This review praises Judee Sill's self-titled debut album as an original and moving folk record enriched with orchestral arrangements. The critic highlights several standout tracks for their beauty and unique sound. Overall, the album is described as a rare and joyful musical discovery. Listen to Judee Sill’s debut album and experience a timeless folk-orchestral treasure.

 There are few films that really make me regret the feeling I had in the curiosity of watching them, Taxidermia was one of these.

 And then I would never want that by discussing it, I take away someone’s curiosity.

The reviewer reflects on their mixed feelings after watching Taxidermia, a Hungarian film by György Pálfi. They praise the direction while cautioning against revealing too much, valuing the film's mysterious allure. Despite a sense of regret from knowing the story, the experience is described as unforgettable and worthy of curiosity. Watch Taxidermia on YouTube with subtitles and experience this unforgettable Hungarian masterpiece yourself!

 "Guilty Of Nothing" will satisfy the tastes of many, as it is filled with great songs that follow one after the other without pause.

 Palermo’s melancholic voice, in contrast, resembles a seductive Chino Moreno, but pulled away from his natural alt-metal cradle.

Nothing's debut album 'Guilty Of Everything' offers a perfect shoegaze experience filled with continuous great songs and immersive reverb-heavy soundscapes. Dominic Palermo's troubled past colors the emotional depth of the music, blending melancholic vocals reminiscent of Chino Moreno with hardcore influences. The album challenges listeners to embrace its foggy, haunting aura and confront feelings of disappointment and introspection. It's a compelling, emotional journey for fans of alternative and shoegaze rock. Dive into Nothing's 'Guilty Of Everything' and experience a haunting shoegaze masterpiece that will captivate your emotions.

 'Sleep Like A Baby Tonight' is the only interesting thing in Songs Of Innocence, a wonderful electronic ballad.

 Music well sung and well played, but ignored by the ears in the same way that grandma’s pasta is ignored by taste buds.

This review expresses disappointment with U2's Songs Of Innocence, highlighting only one track, 'Sleep Like A Baby Tonight,' as truly interesting. The album is criticized for its mediocre pop-rock sound and lack of memorable anthems. While the lyrics rooted in Bono's childhood are appreciated, the overall musical impact falls flat and fails to meet fan expectations after a long wait. The reviewer hopes for better future material reminiscent of previous releases. Read the full review and discover why 'Sleep Like A Baby Tonight' shines on this disappointing U2 album.

 "Cronenberg digs, digs deep and finds the Beast."

 "Disturbing like few others."

David Cronenberg's first widely distributed film, Il Demone Sotto La Pelle, is a raw and morbid exploration of physical and psychological horror. The film features a disturbing journey driven by a mad doctor’s twisted ambitions, emphasizing nihilism and destructive impulses. Though less metaphysical than his later works, this early film reveals Cronenberg's distinctive symbolic style and depth. It stands out for its unsettling impact and effective portrayal of human degeneration. Discover Cronenberg's chilling debut that shaped body horror—watch Il Demone Sotto La Pelle and experience raw cinematic terror.