"It’s the sound of my silence, of this evening’s darkness where not even the mosquitoes keep me company."

 "A handful of folk songs recorded on a budget, at first take, and piled up with minimal details that you struggle to recognize in the acknowledgments."

Howe Gelb's Hisser is a quietly intimate album blending folk, blues, and Tex-Mex influences with minimal production. The music's rustic, out-of-tune tones reflect solitude and subtle emotions. This work invites quiet reflection and hesitant understanding rather than easy enjoyment. Although modest and raw, it deeply resonates as a sound of silence. Listen to Howe Gelb's Hisser for a quietly profound folk experience that embraces solitude and subtle emotion.

 What a terrible movie that stole an hour and a half of my LIFE last night.

 It’s not funny, no...not even a chuckle, a smirk, a half-grimace... no.

The review condemns Aspirante Vedovo as a poor remake of Dino Risi's Il Vedovo. It highlights forced humor, overacting, and a lack of credible plot or rhythm. The film fails to entertain or provoke interest, lacking the wit and depth of the original. Read the full review before watching Aspirante Vedovo and see why this comedy falls short.

 This is the spiritual manifesto of Dumbo Gets Mad, the project of Italian Lucas Dumbini.

 An album pervaded by positive vibes, refined atmospheres, and a lot of groove.

Quantum Leap, the second album by Dumbo Gets Mad, blends psychedelic pop with funk, soul, and world music influences. Crafted with analog instruments and vintage production, it features dynamic male and female vocals. The album channels sixties and seventies vibes alongside exotic and cosmic sounds, resulting in a refined, groove-filled experience. It's a colorful musical journey reflecting the artist's Italian roots and Los Angeles influence. Dive into the vibrant sounds of Quantum Leap and experience Dumbo Gets Mad's unique psychedelic funk fusion today!

 Wallington remained not just loyal, but exceedingly loyal to the Gospel of be bop, disregarding the evolving languages that began to influence it.

 This honest and all in all reassuring live performance... bears witness to the career of Giacinto Figlia from Palermo, who as George Wallington found himself... in the right place at the right time during an epochal passage in the history of jazz.

This review highlights George Wallington's 1955 live performance at Cafe Bohemia as a faithful and vibrant bebop record. Showcasing both Wallington's piano and compositions alongside notable jazz figures like McLean and Byrd, the album captures an important era in jazz history. The review praises Wallington's loyalty to bebop traditions and the engaging music performed during the concert. It presents the album as a valuable testimony to Wallington's career and bebop legacy. Discover the fiery passion of George Wallington's bebop live at Cafe Bohemia—listen now and dive into jazz history!

 Here we have young guys with a precarious emotional balance as naive and brash as Green Day in '92.

 They have kept their promises; nothing more can be asked, the best pop-punk-rock band on the scene.

Alkaline Trio’s debut album Goddamnit captures the raw energy and emotional volatility of young punk rockers in 1998 Chicago. The album showcases sincere and stripped-down pop-punk distinct from their later, more mature works. Highlights include standout tracks like 'Cringe' and acoustic gems 'Enjoy Your Day' and 'Sorry About That.' The 2008 reissue enhances audio quality but preserves the original’s spartan production. The band remains highly respected as pioneers in pop-punk. Dive into Alkaline Trio's Goddamnit and experience the raw heart of 90s punk rock—listen now!

 "The astonishing vocalizations in an Italian so solemn that even the Accademia della Crusca would blush... made the atmosphere ignite as if by magic."

 "After 87 seconds of pure, uncontaminated dance-trash, at Henger’s cry ‘I’m coming Europe, I’m coming!’ exploded grandly the insemination apotheosis."

The review recounts a humorous and candid personal story linking Eva Henger's 'Ooh Yeah' to an intimate moment, praising its playful and quirky nature. The single is celebrated as a unique blend of dance music and adult cinema vibes from the late 90s. The author contrasts it with more extreme music choices, highlighting the single’s surprising power to inspire. Ultimately, 'Ooh Yeah' is appreciated for its fun, energetic, and memorable qualities. Listen to Eva Henger's 'Ooh Yeah' and dive into this playful 90s dance anthem that mixes humor, passion, and catchy beats!

 "Listening to 'Destroy After Use' today is surprising for its violence, aggression, and speed, which one might not have expected from an Italian group."

 "They themselves loved to define their proposal as freak-core, today we could comfortably speak of thrash-core, a raw thrash metal with the hardcore component playing a predominant role."

Jester Beast’s 1989 demo 'Destroy After Use' is a raw and aggressive thrash-core milestone in the Italian metal scene. Despite lineup struggles, the band delivered intense speed and violence uncommon in Italy at the time. Influences include Coroner and Voivod, and their sound blends thrash metal with hardcore elements. Recently reissued on vinyl, this short demo offers four powerful tracks that reveal a historical metal gem. Though the band has sporadic activity now, their legacy remains significant for fans of Italian underground metal. Explore Jester Beast’s intense thrash-core demo and rediscover a classic slice of Italian metal history!

 Variety is their great strength, but paradoxically it also seems to reveal itself as the worst flaw.

 Remembrance will give you forty minutes of good music, in the hope that The DusT will manage to gain the visibility they, after all, richly deserve.

The DusT's 2014 album Remembrance delivers a diverse mix of rock styles, showcasing technical and artistic skills. Led by Roberto Grillo, the band draws heavily from 70s progressive and glam rock. While the album's variety is its strength, it also affects the cohesion between tracks. Notable moments include a Toto-like closing track and guitar work reminiscent of Queen. Despite limited fame, the album offers 40 minutes of quality music deserving wider attention. Listen to The DusT's Remembrance and discover a rich blend of rock styles and impressive musicianship today!

 Passio Secundum Mattheum remains nonetheless pleasant and fresh, reliving with new light and vigor.

 The sounds are dominated by the keyboards of Oliviero Lacagnina – ranging from baroque music to the progressive of Emerson Lake & Palmer.

Latte e Miele revisits their 1972 album Passio Secundum Mattheum with updated arrangements and modern recording techniques. This release includes seven previously unreleased tracks and features collaborations from prominent Italian prog artists. While not considered a seminal masterpiece, the album remains a pleasant and fresh example of symphonic progressive rock. Key performances from keyboardist Oliviero Lacagnina and guitarist Marcello Dellacasa stand out, supported by a strong rhythm section. Discover the refreshed symphonic journey of Latte e Miele’s Passio Secundum Mattheum and dive into classic Italian prog with fresh sounds!

 I dare to consider it one of my favorite works by (in my opinion) the best jazz musician ever.

 So, do not approach the listening as a mere revisited greatest hits, but as a representation of the musical spirit of one of the greatest in music.

This review highlights the 1963 album by Charles Mingus, emphasizing its smooth flow and variety. Though not a revolutionary work, the album captures the essence of Mingus's musical spirit, featuring notable tracks and Eric Dolphy's participation. It is recommended for jazz enthusiasts, including newcomers. Discover the timeless energy of Charles Mingus's masterpiece—listen and experience jazz history come alive!

 Pierrot le Fou must be discussed, but only in part. Because it is one of those cinematic pieces that needs to be experienced before being quantified.

 Godard rejects the simplest path and accelerates towards an orderly display of the wildest chaos.

Pierrot le Fou remains a timeless film that preserves its emotional impact decades after release. Godard’s innovative visual style and complex characters challenge viewers through a chaotic yet poetic journey. The film critiques bourgeois society while celebrating disorder, romance, and cinematic revolution. Anchored by unforgettable performances and striking cinematography, it epitomizes the spirit of Nouvelle Vague cinema. Dive into the revolutionary world of Pierrot le Fou and experience why this iconic film remains a masterpiece of cinematic art.

 Simple Minds had good weapons and well-calibrated bullets on the pentagram.

 Jim Kerr interacts with an audience in mystical ecstasy.

This review celebrates Simple Minds' 2014 live performance in Ferrara, highlighting their pioneering 1980s sound and ongoing social engagement. Despite past ups and downs, the band delivered an energetic and memorable show. Classic hits and recent tracks both found their place, with frontman Jim Kerr connecting deeply with fans. Their legacy includes not only music but political activism, notably supporting Amnesty International and anti-apartheid causes. Dive into the full review and relive Simple Minds' unforgettable Ferrara concert—discover the spirit of the 80s live once again!

 The protagonist is driven by a murderous instinct inspired by the misanthropy that arises from the understanding of the futility of life itself.

 The only solution to combat the corrupt power of the elite is to eliminate as many as possible of them.

Uwe Boll surprises with Rampage 2, a dark and sarcastic thriller featuring a misanthropic antihero turned terrorist. The film offers sharp political commentary on elite corruption and class struggle. Despite limited budget, it delivers strong emotions and credible performances. Recommended for viewers who appreciate contemporary satire and intense narratives. Watch Rampage 2 for a gripping satirical thriller that challenges power and society with dark humor and sharp political insights.

 The result is truly remarkable, showing a group extremely at ease, capable of offering a new, eclectic, and innovative sound.

 The freshness and originality of the sound are undoubtedly among the main strengths, making the listening experience extremely captivating.

Thank You Scientist's 2012 debut album, Maps Of Non-existent Places, is a rich and eclectic blend of progressive rock, metal, and jazz influences. The band’s use of uncommon instruments like violin, brass, and shamisen adds unique textures to a tightly arranged, mature sound. The album balances energetic, inventive tracks with delicate ballads and innovative jazz-rock instrumentals, showcasing the band's technical skill and fresh approach. Listen to Thank You Scientist's unique blend of prog rock and jazz in Maps Of Non-existent Places and experience their fresh, innovative sound!

 J Mascis surprises me every time, squeezes my heart and makes me dream.

 The tender guitarist who, when he picks up his Fender Jazzmaster, leaves all the newcomers trying in vain to imitate him eating dust.

J Mascis's album 'Tied To A Star' showcases his transition to a tender acoustic sound while maintaining the emotional intensity of his rock roots. The reviewer fondly recalls the artist's influence and unique style, highlighting the album's delicate songwriting and memorable tracks like the duet with Cat Power and intense electric solos. A perfect release for fans seeking honest, reflective rock music that evokes nostalgia. Listen to 'Tied To A Star' and experience the heartfelt acoustic charm of J Mascis today!

 ‘For The Beauty Of Confusion’ is a Geike Arnaert record in every way, not a pale spin-off of what Hooverphonic once was.

 Geike has demonstrated she can stand on her own two feet and hopefully this debut is just the beginning of a solid and lasting independent path.

This review praises Geike Arnaert's solo debut album 'For The Beauty Of Confusion' as a courageous and artistically superior work compared to recent Hooverphonic releases. The album's introspective electronic trip-hop style highlights her vocal and creative talents. Despite lack of major label support, Geike crafts a refined and atmospheric record full of emotion and substance. The reviewer is aligned with Geike's decision to leave Hooverphonic due to creative constraints and applauds her new independent path. Discover Geike's captivating solo debut and experience a fresh take on trip-hop and electronic pop.

 "Malinconoia is a heartbreaking but incredibly and terribly truthful text, very close to the Blues, showcasing Masini's vocal and piano skills."

 "Despite the bitter taste of the stories he sings, a happy ending is often present at the end of the song."

This review praises Marco Masini's album Malinconoia as his most musically complete work, rich in deep social and emotional themes. It highlights key tracks that focus on realistic life stories and mental health. The review appreciates Masini's mature songwriting and ability to balance harsh realities with hope. Though containing mostly social issues, the album's one real love song remains memorable. Overall, Malinconoia is considered a timeless and important Italian album. Dive into Marco Masini's Malinconoia and experience one of Italy's most profound and moving albums ever made.

 Here, Paperinik and his friends really risk their necks. And some even lose them.

 PK is a little gem of Italian comics: graphics and atmospheres of clear American inspiration, and at the same time, under a cloak of references to Batman, X-Files, and Alien.

This review explores PKNA – Paperinik New Adventures, a unique Disney comic series launched in the 1990s that reinvented Paperinik as a mature, sci-fi superhero. Curated by Paolo Cavaglione and Ezio Sisto, PKNA features complex plots, dark atmospheres, and sophisticated artwork inspired by Marvel, DC, and Italian crime comics. With strong storytelling and references appealing to older readers, PKNA stands out as a milestone in Italian Disney comics. The review highlights its success, fan loyalty, and lasting influence despite later series facing challenges. Dive into the thrilling world of PKNA and rediscover Paperinik like never before—explore the comic series today!

 They launch with "Eagles Become Vultures." And it’s already over. Pogo, crowd-surfing, sweat distilled in its purest form.

 It’s pure emotion, I think. The lights rise. Bannon stays to greet us… A mystical experience.

This review captures the electrifying 2014 Converge live performance at Magnolia with vivid detail and deep passion. The writer shares personal experiences and highlights the band's relentless energy, technical prowess, and crowd connection. The intense hardcore atmosphere and memorable setlist made it a visceral and unforgettable show. Emotional engagement and respect for the band permeate the entire text. Dive into the raw intensity of Converge’s Magnolia 2014 performance—read the full review and experience hardcore like never before!

 Musta Seremonia is actually only a demo, but recorded with such professionalism as to have a better sound than many albums of the genre.

 The characteristic sinister and hypnotic melodies, the muffled and somewhat muddled sound, and the doom influences make it a classic of Finnish death metal.

Rippikoulu's Musta Seremonia is hailed as a classic demo in Finnish death metal, known for its professional recording and distinctive doom influences. The band pioneered Finnish-language lyrics, delivering a sinister, hypnotic atmosphere. Though short-lived, their style remains elegant and memorable, with a remastered version released in 2010. This work symbolizes the peak of the Finnish death metal scene before its decline. Discover the haunting power of Rippikoulu’s Musta Seremonia, a cornerstone of Finnish death metal. Listen now and dive into metal history!