Scarlet's Remains delivers a masterstroke, presenting themselves to the world through an exquisite calling card.

 The album is a sharp and roaring masterpiece in the death rock style, in which the searing voice of eveghost thunders and echoes mercilessly.

Scarlet's Remains delivers a powerful debut that revitalizes Californian death rock with masterful performances and evocative vocals by eveghost. The album stands out as a classic, blending dynamic, dark atmospheres with memorable tracks like 'Metall Heiligenschein' and 'Fear Not.' Formed by notable figures from the gothic scene, this 2005 release remains a key example of the genre's vitality. Listen to Scarlet's Remains and experience a striking revival of Californian death rock mastery today!

 "A spectral echo of the harmonica traces the way. One could drive with eyes closed, far from home."

 "Cowboy boots and hat but sitting in a tea room drinking excellent Earl Grey, strictly stained with one-fifth milk."

The review reflects on the evocative nature of It’s Immaterial's 'Driving Away From Home (Jim’s Tune),' blending British sensibility with American road song tradition. It details the recording process, highlighting the magical addition of Jim Lieber’s harmonica. The song’s poetic themes echo Edward Hopper's art and a sense of existential journey. Despite its artistic success, poor label support limited its commercial potential, yet the track remains a lasting emotional experience. Listen to It’s Immaterial’s evocative 'Driving Away From Home (Jim’s Tune)' and experience a timeless journey of sound and soul.

 Adriano Giammanco offers an album perfectly balanced between overseas sounds and Italian songwriting.

 Solemuto’s closeness to bands like Afterhours becomes even more apparent, rather than the old-style songwriting à la Battisti.

Solemuto’s debut album 'L’ultimo cromantico' is a well-balanced mix of grunge and psychedelic sounds reminiscent of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, combined with Italian lyrical songwriting. Adriano Giammanco’s one-man effort reflects influences from Audioslave and Italian bands like Afterhours rather than traditional styles. The album includes catchy pop moments making it a successful and fresh release. Listen to Solemuto’s unique blend of grunge and Italian songwriting on 'L’ultimo cromantico' now!

 Her pen rises like an ancient sibyl, weaving a symphony of darkness and light, of sin and redemption.

 Santacroce invites us to peer into the darkest recesses of our soul, to confront our most intimate truth, as we lose ourselves in the labyrinth of her crystalline words.

Isabella Santacroce’s Magnificat Amour presents a lyrical and intense exploration of beauty, sin, and redemption. Through deeply symbolic prose, two cousins, Lucrezia and Antonia, navigate a landscape of desire and illusion. Santacroce’s work stands out within contemporary Italian literature for its haunting style and profound themes. The novel challenges readers to look into the darker recesses of the soul with sharp, poetic language. Overall, it is praised as a modern masterpiece weaving a decadent tapestry of passion and human frailty. Dive into Magnificat Amour and experience a profound journey through beauty, darkness, and desire—discover Santacroce’s unique literary voice today.

 What remains if we take the soul out of a band like Pearl Jam? ... everything fades into boredom.

 You can’t think of spending the rest of your career chasing the mirage of those perfect songs, without realizing that by now you’re wandering in the middle of the desert.

The review describes Pearl Jam's Dark Matter as a tired, repetitive album lacking the emotional spark that once defined the band. It critiques the music as an unoriginal and mechanical product, missing the rebellious energy and variety that made their early work memorable. The reviewer suggests the band is stuck in a creative rut, producing uninspired tracks that fail to innovate or surprise. Nostalgia for past hits contrasts sharply with disappointment in their current output. Discover why Pearl Jam's latest album misses the mark – read the full critical review now!

 The keyword is "MONSTROUS": a monster of beauty, a monster of skill, a monster of power, a monster of intelligence, but also a monster of ugliness, wickedness, cruelty...

 The voice of Louise Bialik offers us the gentle hope of a path of velvety roses, Robert Loveless and Philip Drucker weave a dreamy musical carpet that cradles the passage to impersonal serenity.

The review praises 17 Pygmies' album Welcome as a complex, artistic masterpiece embodying beauty and cruelty in perfect union. It explores inner dualities and self-acceptance through mystical and symbolic music. The album's soundscape, led by Louise Bialik's voice and the instrumental work of Robert Loveless and Philip Drucker, creates a dreamy and hopeful atmosphere. The work is described as a transformative experience inviting listeners toward tranquility and self-discovery. Dive into the mystical world of 17 Pygmies' Welcome and discover this mesmerizing artistic journey today.

 DeMille highlights the evangelical mission of the Spaniards but doesn’t hesitate to show their hypocritical and cowardly actions.

 Much better were the mass and battle scenes, which introduce us to the colossal style that DeMille would soon perfect.

Cecil B. DeMille’s 1917 film The Woman God Forgot revisits the conquest of Montezuma’s empire with a mix of historical narrative and early silent film style. While the lead performances feel awkward by modern standards, the battle scenes and costumes stand out. Highlighting the hypocrisy of the Spaniards, the movie offers an insightful glimpse into DeMille’s developing cinematic approach and silent-era aesthetics. Discover this classic silent epic by Cecil B. DeMille and explore the birth of Hollywood's historical dramas!

 "All Things Be Equal" is not just an album, but a meditation on nature and mortality itself, explored through a prism of electric synthesizers and echoes of the glorious past of Spacemen 3.

 Some may find certain tracks to linger longer than necessary, but in reality, they are an essential part of the journey.

Sonic Boom's 'All Things Be Equal' is a compelling second solo album that blends minimalism with rich, layered electronic textures. Drawing inspiration from icons like Suicide, La Monte Young, and Kraftwerk, the album offers a meditative exploration of nature and mortality. Though some tracks may feel lengthy, they contribute to a profound, immersive experience. The record marks an evolution in Sonic Boom's sonic universe, showcasing meticulous composition and production mastery. Dive into Sonic Boom's latest sonic odyssey—listen to 'All Things Be Equal' and explore infinite soundscapes now!

 Joe is a multi-instrumentalist, although primarily a drummer, who here takes on singing and guitar.

 ‘Primitive Man’ conquers you and sweeps you away like a raging river, ready to bury you under an avalanche of riffs.

The Hounds Of Hasselvander’s 'Ancient Rocks' is a covers album paying homage to obscure and proto-metal influences from the 60s and 70s. Joe Hasselvander leads with multi-instrumental talent and a raspy vocal style reminiscent of Lemmy, supported by seasoned musicians. While some tracks shine with raw energy and innovative reimaginings, the album ends on heavier tracks that feel somewhat tiresome. A sequel was promised but remains unreleased. Discover the raw passion behind Ancient Rocks and explore Joe Hasselvander’s unique take on proto-metal covers now!

 While reading it, I was amazed by America’s role in the development of pizza and its spread around the world.

 After reading all this, don’t you feel like running to buy the book? And if it were lunchtime for you, also having a pizza?

Luca Cesari's book offers a clear and engaging exploration of pizza's history from its roots in Naples to its global spread, especially in America. The review highlights surprising facts about pizza's development, its cultural impact, and its varied toppings worldwide. The book is recommended for all, from casual readers to food experts. It also discusses pizza's appearances in cinema and TV, enriching the cultural context. Dive into the delicious history of pizza—grab Luca Cesari’s book and discover the story behind every slice!

 "There is no answer. Each of us is everyone and no one. Love remains, perhaps, to tell us who we are."

 "It no longer bothers him by setting off the metal detector, it must have rusted."

Gino Paoli’s autobiography offers an intimate look into the life and career of one of Italian music’s iconic figures. Chronicling his postwar upbringing, career highs, profound friendships, and personal challenges, the book reflects Paoli’s introspective style and contributions to Italian songwriting. The review highlights his candid reflections, resilience after a suicide attempt, and enduring creative spirit. A tribute to a unique artist whose influence spans generations. Explore Gino Paoli’s extraordinary journey—read his autobiography and dive into the golden era of Italian music.

 I consider this yet another proof of the incompleteness of Bruce Springsteen’s collections.

 Excluding 'The Promised Land' is a crime.

This review evaluates Bruce Springsteen's Best Of album, comparing the physical and digital editions. While many popular songs are included, notable omissions raise questions about track selection. The author appreciates some unusual choices but ultimately finds the compilation incomplete and lacking full representation across Springsteen's discography. Explore the full review and discover which Springsteen classics made the cut—and which didn’t.

 What stands out in the album is the ability to switch from one genre to another and consistently create pleasant, elegant songs.

 Towering above all is the drum’n’bass ride of Backgammon, with hints of rock and at the same time ambient and jazz.

Aalex's debut solo album, recorded over three years, showcases his evolution from drummer to solo producer. The album excels in seamlessly switching between genres such as drum’n’bass, hip hop, jazz, and funk, creating a collection of elegant and pleasant songs. Tracks like 'A whispered lullaby' and 'Figure it out' highlight his stylistic versatility. The standout is 'Backgammon,' which mixes drum’n’bass with rock, ambient, and jazz influences. Listen to Aalex's unique blend of genres and experience his impressive solo debut today!

 This 'Dance With Me' is their first creation and can immediately be classified as a manifesto of the movement and perhaps a pinnacle of their career.

 An album that over time has become a small great classic of punk, the more artistic kind if you will, steeped in the gothic imagery of horror films.

T.S.O.L.'s 'Dance With Me' is a seminal 1981 punk album that helped shape horror punk with its dark lyrics and enduring sound. Featuring the commanding vocals of Jack Grisham, the record blends furious punk energy with gothic atmospheres. Tracks like 'Code Blue' and 'The Triangle' exemplify the band's artistic depth. This debut stands as a classic and influential work in punk history. Explore T.S.O.L.'s 'Dance With Me' and dive into the roots of horror punk today!

 There are crimes that inhabit you, crimes that hurt more than others.

 Watching La notte del 12 confirms how the concept of justice is so golden, yet unfortunately managed by those human beings who are anything but perfect.

Dominik Moll’s film La notte del 12 tackles the brutal femicide of a young woman and the complexities of justice in unresolved cases. Inspired by Pauline Guena’s report, it highlights unsolved crimes and the emotional toll on investigators. Despite limited recognition in Italy, the film delivers a powerful and thought-provoking crime drama. It underscores both societal issues and imperfections in the justice system. Discover the gripping and emotional journey of La notte del 12 — watch or read more about this powerful crime drama now!

 Every sound that permeates the depths of our eardrums is a gift from nature itself.

 Ambient Dreams is much more than just an album; it’s an exciting journey into the very heart of nature.

Ambient Dreams by Maeror Tri is a beautifully authentic ambient album recorded in nature during 1989-1990. Originally a cassette release, it has been reissued by Zoharum for a new audience. The album transports listeners to untouched natural environments using pure organic sounds without electronic manipulation, creating a timeless and tranquil sonic journey. Discover Maeror Tri’s Ambient Dreams and immerse yourself in a timeless journey through nature’s pure soundscapes.

 Flaming Creatures erases the lines — a protest shout screamed at the top of their lungs.

 It looks like a poorly made Dreyer film from the 30s, very poorly, but with a perfectly chosen soundtrack.

Flaming Creatures (1963) by Jack Smith is a borderline chaotic experimental film capturing wild, improvised parties blending gender and sexuality. Its style defies norms with no plot and unsettling visuals. Though the film is technically flawed, its provocative critique of societal conventions and censorship made it iconic in underground cinema history. Explore the wild world of Jack Smith's Flaming Creatures and experience the groundbreaking protest of 1960s underground cinema.

 LastChance,NoBreaks is a no-frills album that perfectly reflects the sound of the DefSquad of the era and mid-nineties hip-hop in general.

 Despite this, his only LP remains a solid and convincing work, a snapshot of a perhaps unrepeatable season, when even an unknown meteor didn’t cross the sky without leaving a trace but shone with an exceedingly dazzling light.

Jamal's debut album 'Last Chance, No Breaks' is a strong reflection of mid-90s hip-hop, showcasing raw lyricism and solid production from Def Squad heavyweights. While it features some dated sounds and a couple of weaker tracks, it's an authentic and stylish record that captures a unique era. Jamal's raspy voice and genuine attitude shine through, making it a noteworthy album to revisit for fans of classic hip-hop. Despite limited commercial success, the album remains an impressive solo effort from a talented artist. Listen to Jamal's 'Last Chance, No Breaks' and rediscover a classic piece of 90s hip-hop history today!

 A band from New Jersey that blends progressive rock with jazz nuances, pleasantly listenable, very elegant and refined.

 The brass instruments are present on all the tracks, and they blend well with a raw and impactful guitar!

Innervisions' Beginnings End is a refined progressive rock album with jazz nuances, featuring an eight-member band with prominent brass and impactful guitar. Recorded in 1977 in New Jersey under producer Bob Both, it includes six tracks plus a suite dedicated to a departed friend. The music is elegant and pleasant, blending raw and melodic elements effectively. Listen to Innervisions' Beginnings End to experience a unique blend of jazz and progressive rock from the late 70s.

 "A film of extreme sensuality and rawness thanks to the excellent lead actors, both very much in sync."

 "A dark love melodrama steeped in horror and gothic… powerful, daring, sweet."

The River, a 1929 film by Frank Borzage, is a dark, sensual melodrama set in the Rocky Mountains featuring intense performances by Charles Farrell and Mary Duncan. Though much of the original footage is lost, a reconstructed version combines surviving film with stills and captions. The film explores themes of good versus evil within a claustrophobic, gothic atmosphere. Despite its strong artistic merit, it remains an overlooked gem in Borzage's career. Explore this fascinating reconstructed silent classic and experience Frank Borzage's masterful blend of passion and darkness.