There’s a lot of fury and wickedness in hardcore protest shards that reach a climax with the ferocious "Sono fuori di qui," the heaviest thing you can find on the record.

 The title track "Non esistere" is a rhythmic train with a rock and roll (but always hc) imprint and the best track on the album, contagious in its face-shouting "...non riesco a non esistere!"

Non Esistere is Fluxus's second album, firmly rooted in heavy hardcore and noise punk traditions. Recorded quickly with contributions from key figures in the Italian hardcore scene, it channels raw energy and political protest. Though not yet at their creative peak, the album offers powerful tracks like the title song and fierce hardcore anthems. This record marks a strong transitional phase before their acclaimed next release. Experience the raw power of Fluxus's Non Esistere—dive into the hardcore spirit and political grit of this pivotal album now!

 The Stones are in top form, especially Ron Wood, who was practically a newcomer to the group.

 A record of raw and vibrant rock blues, and one of the most serious candidates to be the best live album of the Rolling Stones.

The Rolling Stones' 1977 El Mocambo shows capture raw rock and blues energy in an intimate live setting. Featuring classics like 'Honky Tonk Women' and tributes to blues legends, the album spotlights stellar performances by Keith Richards, Ron Wood, and guest Billy Preston. This release stands out as one of the band's best live albums, celebrating their 60th anniversary with authentic and vibrant sound. Dive into the legendary raw energy of The Rolling Stones’ El Mocambo 1977 live album—listen now and experience rock history!

 "If paradise is like this, I will certainly be ready to welcome it when I have the chance."

 "Journey In Satchidananda is a journey without a destination towards all destinations, an all-encompassing place, and a metaphysical space, light and shadow, life and death."

The review beautifully narrates Alice Coltrane's transformative journey into spirituality and music after John Coltrane's death. 'Journey in Satchidananda' is portrayed as a deeply emotional and innovative album blending jazz with Indian influences. The collaboration with Pharoah Sanders enhances the transcendental mood and virtuosic exploration. The album is described as a timeless, meditative journey full of love, pain, and spiritual depth. Dive into the transcendent sounds of 'Journey in Satchidananda' and experience Alice Coltrane's spiritual jazz masterpiece today.

 My cousin likes to see Coverbend Aironmeide’s live music, but I only go to keep him happy because the live music that I like is the kind from amusement rides.

 The priest and my aunt went to by Tony to talk to him and convinced him not to do the live.

The reviewer recounts a quirky story about a scheduled live concert by Coverbend Aironmeide at Pizzeria by Tony that ultimately got cancelled. The narrative is filled with humorous anecdotes about local friends, family dynamics, and small-town life. Though the reviewer doesn't personally enjoy the band, the charm lies in the colorful characters and their interactions. The concert's cancellation, influenced by local religious pressure, adds an unexpected twist to the tale. Read this funny and unique take on a local live show that never was – discover the lively characters and unexpected twists!

 It was an album ahead of the rest of the world, setting a trend without ever being cloned.

 I had missed the presentation of the track, if there had even been one, and so I started going around the record stores of the city trying to explain to the clerks this huge and beautiful bass line that was unlike anything else.

This review reflects on Joni Mitchell’s 1976 album Hejira, praising its originality and lasting impact nearly 50 years later. The album marks a mature period where Mitchell blends jazz with folk, collaborating with the L.A. Express and jazz great Jaco Pastorius. The reviewer shares a personal journey of discovering the album in the late 1980s, emphasizing its timeless allure and how it sparked interest in other iconic singer-songwriters. Hejira is celebrated as a unique, influential milestone in Mitchell’s career and music history. Listen to Hejira today and explore the rich fusion of jazz and folk that defines Joni Mitchell’s timeless classic.

 I believe, but I’m not sure, that this is one of the best films ever made about tennis, because ultimately it’s not really about tennis.

 The dreadful Zendaya reveals herself as an original villain but weak in her motivations and utterly predictable in her actions.

Luca Guadagnino's Challengers uses a fragmented timeline to build intrigue and tension around a tennis rivalry. While visually impressive and musically effective, the story ultimately feels predictable and shallow. Characters, especially Zendaya's, lack depth, leaving the psychological drama surface-level despite stylistic ambitions. The film raises interesting questions but fails to fully satisfy on emotional or narrative levels. Discover the stylish yet flawed tennis drama Challengers—watch now and dive into Guadagnino's unique storytelling approach.

 "Interplay is a compendium of how to make indie music in 2024 without coming across as washed-up, nostalgic, or trivial."

 "An album that reminds me why I love music, why I love this genre, and why it’s right to keep searching."

Ride's 'Interplay' marks their continued evolution in the shoegaze genre with strong 80s synth pop influences. The album combines powerful distorted guitars, dark atmospheres, and nostalgic references without feeling outdated. It features memorable tracks like 'Midnight Rider' and 'Last Night I Went Somewhere to Dream.' Overall, 'Interplay' is a compelling indie music offering in 2024. Listen to Ride’s 'Interplay' to experience the fresh fusion of shoegaze and 80s synth pop today!

 "'Shouting at the Ground' by the masters of experimental ambient Zoviet France emerges as a monument to musical audacity."

 "It’s like finding oneself trapped in a primordial twilight, abandoned by God and surrounded by a sense of unease and fear for the future."

Zoviet France’s album 'Shouting at the Ground' is a bold and immersive exploration into experimental industrial ambient music. The album features intricate sound manipulations and dark, droning soundscapes that demand courage from listeners. Highlights include tracks like 'Camino Real' and 'The Death of Trees,' inviting an intense, introspective journey through unsettling sonic environments. This work stands as a challenging but rewarding experience for aficionados of avant-garde sound. Dive into Zoviet France’s daring soundscapes—listen now to experience 'Shouting at the Ground' and explore the darkest ambient realms.

 An imperfect work that Sux! still carried out with dignity, and of which the central "Blu" is the emblem and at the same time the path to follow.

 "Via da qui" was inspired by "Stay Away" by Nirvana.

Sux!'s debut album Contattocuorestomaco is a product of the 1990s Italian alternative rock scene, blending Seattle influences with local sounds. Led by Giorgio Ciccarelli, the album shows promise through varied instrumentals and atmospheric moments but is hindered by vocal limitations and filler tracks. Fans of Marlene Kuntz and Nirvana will find familiar echoes throughout. Despite imperfections, the album stands as an intriguing and dignified effort worth discovering. Discover the underrated 90s Italian alt-rock sound of Sux! – listen to Contattocuorestomaco now!

 Besides the all-female formation, what adds a fresh note to the death rock... is precisely the use of the saxophone.

 The album closes masterfully with a very successful cover of 'Vertigo' by The Screamers.

Subtonix, an all-female Californian death rock band, released the remarkable album Tarantism in 2002. Their unique sound is highlighted by the innovative use of saxophone and sinister, compelling lyrics. Notable tracks include 'Black Nails In My Coffin' and a thrilling cover of The Screamers' 'Vertigo.' The band's distinctive live look and their musical output remain influential despite their disappearance. Dive into Subtonix's Tarantism now and experience a groundbreaking fusion of death rock and saxophone-driven energy!

 A free and creative flow of sounds, with the drums and double bass drum not as prominent as I would have expected.

 You enter an endless whirlwind of polyrhythmic percussive variations, played with innate elegance, having fun and never over the top.

Dave Lombardo’s solo debut album 'Rites Of Percussion' is a compelling and sophisticated departure from his thrash metal roots. Embracing tribal sounds, diverse percussion instruments, and polyrhythms, the album offers a unique listening experience. Encouraged by Mike Patton, Lombardo creates an improvisational yet refined work perfect for immersive listening. Its concise length and atmospheric nature make it ideal as a soundtrack or deep music exploration. Discover the rhythmic depths of Dave Lombardo’s Rites Of Percussion—listen now and experience percussion like never before!

 "The degradation of the barbarized man is contrasted with that of the turbo-capitalist man who takes his 'values' to the extreme."

 "The always slightly ironic style turns the bloodshed into slapstick brawls, transfiguring the inhumanity reached by man in 2296 in a grotesque key."

Fallout, created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, is an engaging post-apocalyptic TV series blending investigative storytelling with rich character development. Its unique contrast between the violent outer world and claustrophobic vaults offers intense social commentary. The show balances dark themes with ironic humor, though some plot conveniences and a simplistic revelation slightly detract. Overall, it's a gripping watch worth exploring. Dive into Fallout and experience a thrilling mix of post-apocalyptic action and deep storytelling—watch now and join the adventure!

 "Non è la cocaina, a beautiful portrayal of the 'Roma da bere' in the full hedonistic decade, with a beautiful final solo."

 "Duel deserves a special mention, truly effective."

This review celebrates Antonello Venditti's first film soundtrack Troppo Forte from 1986, highlighting its mix of two songs and ten new instrumentals. The album effectively blends romance, suspense, and blues, earning a solid 4-star rating. Special mention is given to standout tracks like Duel. The reviewer also marks a personal milestone of ten years and looks ahead to future reviews. Discover the rich emotions and instrumentals of Antonello Venditti's Troppo Forte soundtrack—listen and explore this Italian classic now!

 It is time for Destruction, to let oneself be carried away in the enveloping vomit of I Don’t Care About You.

 Those wild sounds of these delinquents like a gasoline pump of cheap and bold thugs, as foul-smelling and as unpleasant as it is venerable for that criminal innocence.

Fear's 'The Fear Record' is celebrated as a raw, intense noise rock album that channels the fury and decay of the 1980s underground scene. Lee Ving embodies a dark, suburban villain with punk roots, inspiring a violent catharsis. The review blends cultural context with vivid imagery, praising the band's rebellious spirit. Ultimately, the album stands as a fiercely authentic punk expression full of anger and vitality. Experience the raw power of Fear's 'The Fear Record'—stream now and unleash your inner punk rebel!

 "I have finally matured the certainty that it is possible to take all the risks of freedom, but that the risk of its absence is unbearable."

 "This regime of assassins, of lies, of subterfuge, this regime of programmed degradation will not fall... I will die in falsified History."

Jan Zábrana's 'Tutta una vita' is a deeply honest and uncompromising work that defends absolute freedom against oppressive regimes. The review highlights Zábrana’s fearless stance against lies and coercion, portraying his work as a pure, relentless call for justice. It praises his refusal to accept compromise and his commitment to shining light on political and psychic persecution endured by generations. Ultimately, Zábrana is celebrated as a genuine voice of resistance and truth. Discover Jan Zábrana’s fearless voice—read 'Tutta una vita' and embrace the spirit of true freedom.

 I hit the jackpot, and so I brought home the most heartfelt and engaging tribute to the Ramones that someone has put on vinyl since August 6, 1996.

 It’s a fun album, the kind you put on repeat at the parties you throw at home, with ultra-quick catchy hooks, hands full of scattered silliness, and explosive rock’n’roll.

This review celebrates the Spazzys’ album Aloha! Go Bananas as a heartfelt tribute to the Ramones and punk rock. The band’s energy and playful spirit shine through their catchy, fast-paced songs. The album combines fun, emotion, and a nod to punk history, making it a memorable listen even 20 years later. The reviewer highlights the album’s blend of explosive rock and touching ballads, praising its lasting impact. Listen to Spazzys’ Aloha! Go Bananas and experience a heartfelt Ramones-inspired punk rock journey!

 Since the '80s, we haven’t heard songs from young artists that are or seem like poetry. 'This Is a Low' by Blur is an exception.

 It is a psychedelic journey along the British coast halfway between Edward Lear and John Lennon using the Shipping Forecast.

This review celebrates Blur's 'This Is A Low' as a rare poetic gem in Britpop and international pop music of the last 40 years. Inspired by the UK Shipping Forecast, Damon Albarn crafted lyrics that evoke a psychedelic journey along the British coast. The song stands out for its evocative imagery and emotional depth, marking the 30th anniversary of Blur’s renowned album Parklife. The reviewer highlights its unique place in pop music for blending poetic lyricism with Britpop sound. Explore the poetic depth of Blur’s 'This Is A Low'—listen now and experience a Britpop classic redefined.

 The band succeeded almost completely, delivering an honest album, out of time for everything, anachronistic as many metalheads like.

 The entire first side holds its own thanks to the party atmosphere of 'Don’t Cry (Just Suck)', with the vicious lyrics typical of an LA street band.

W.A.S.P.’s Helldorado is a deliberate return to their raw, early sound, featuring gritty, fast-paced shock rock tracks with minimal studio polish. Though not favored by fans and met with mixed reviews, the album delivers honest energy and a rough attitude reminiscent of the band's demo days. The album balances aggressive anthems with some slower moments but risks redundancy in choruses. It remains a bold but divisive entry in the band’s catalog. Discover W.A.S.P.'s gritty Helldorado—listen now for raw shock rock energy and bold riffs!

 With surgical precision, a linear progression, without hitches, 118 minutes of great cinema.

 Prewitt dying a hero he was the best soldier I ever met... but who to my eyes appears as a poor fool.

Fred Zinnemann's 'From Here to Eternity' is a timeless Hollywood classic featuring powerhouse performances by Burt Lancaster and Montgomery Clift. The film, set just before Pearl Harbor, offers an intense military drama filled with love, struggle, and patriotism. The reviewer admires the film's technical excellence and storytelling but personally rejects the strong patriotic message it promotes. Despite this, it's regarded as a milestone in cinema history. Discover this Hollywood classic and explore its unforgettable performances and timeless story now!

 Lou Reed sang the truth from his heart. He lived life on the edge, and beyond.

 Each track is a glorious extension of the Rock 'n' Roll Animal, always adventurous and cutting-edge.

This review celebrates 'The Power of the Heart,' a tribute album honoring Lou Reed’s revolutionary influence in rock music. Featuring iconic artists like Keith Richards and Rufus Wainwright, the covers offer fresh yet respectful takes on Reed’s songs from his Velvet Underground days to his solo career. The reviewer reflects on rock’s changing landscape and underscores Reed’s enduring legacy, praising the album’s emotional depth and adventurous spirit. Listen to 'The Power of the Heart' and experience Lou Reed’s timeless rock spirit through fresh and heartfelt covers.