The sounds this time are rich, hefty, connected, and well-structured.

 From the desecrated beach, we can now look up to our portion of stars, searching for our story.

Le luci della centrale elettrica's third studio album, Costellazioni, showcases Vasco Brondi's growth as a storyteller with a rich mix of acoustic and electronic sounds. The 15 tracks explore diverse themes with well-crafted arrangements. Though some songs feel less cohesive, the album offers a new, expansive musical vision. Overall, it is a strong, notable work that brings light and depth to the Italian indie music scene. Dive into Vasco Brondi's Costellazioni and experience a unique blend of stories and sound—listen now!

 "In Feed Like Fishes, you can hear: lo-fi lullabies, submerged by a sea of noise that delights the ears and doesn’t embitter them."

 "The Should changed their name and carved out a small space in that Shoegaze world... Old and new blend like listeners from a Remote Future listening to the Near Future."

This review positions 'Feed Like Fishes' by Should as a noteworthy American shoegaze album rooted in 90s noise rock traditions. The album combines lo-fi, slow-paced lullabies with a sea of noise, recalling influences from both English shoegaze and American noise scenes. The band, originally named Shift, is celebrated for carving a unique space in the shoegaze world, with a recent revival thanks to reissues and new albums. Listen to 'Feed Like Fishes' by Should and dive into the rich textures of American shoegaze today!

 Roy Harper hated, has always hated throughout his entire life the white man, and very likely still hates him, aware that there is a white man in each one of us.

 Man & The Myth... breaks these generational barriers and invites us all to engage individually and then all together as a society.

Roy Harper remains an enigmatic and influential figure in Anglo-Saxon songwriting. His new album, 'Man & Myth,' produced with Jonathan Wilson, continues themes of inner conflict and social critique. Though not as groundbreaking as his early masterpieces, it offers poignant introspection and strong songwriting. The album bridges generational divides and holds relevance today. Harper’s work is a thoughtful reflection on identity and society after forty years of music. Discover the enduring depth of Roy Harper’s ‘Man & Myth’—listen now and explore a musical journey across decades.

 This album represents the sunniest side of 1981.

 The record is so homogeneous due to the skillful alternation between lively moments and soft moments.

Sylvia Striplin’s 1981 album Give Me Your Love offers a smooth, soulful blend of funk and disco that captures both lively and soft moods. The record reflects the era’s rich vocal traditions and draws comparisons to Quincy Jones and George Benson’s work. Standout tracks include the title song, You Can’t Turn Me Away, and Roy Ayers’ cover Searching. The album is praised as a wonderful discovery with no further works from the artist. Listen to Sylvia Striplin’s soulful 1981 album and explore the timeless grooves of Give Me Your Love today!

 It’s not necessarily a bad work, but very predictable.

 An album predictable even in the ideas: 'I Like It' is a semi-copy of 'My Songs Know...' by Fall Out Boy.

We The Kings' album 'Somewhere Somehow' struggles to innovate within the crowded emo/pop/punk genre. The band opts for a heavily acoustic, predictable sound influenced by Boys Like Girls. Lyrics are described as shallow, and song constructions overly focused on catchy choruses. Despite a few standout tracks, the album largely fails to leave a lasting impression. Discover if We The Kings' 'Somewhere Somehow' resonates with your emo/pop punk tastes—read the full review and listen now!

 Behind the pretty blonde USA girl hides a monster — the smiling face of capitalism conceals oppression and darkness.

 Love and passion, perhaps the only antidote to the standardized daily grayness.

Kalashnikov's 'La Città dell’Ultima Paura' presents a distinctive hardcore punk sound blending aggression with melody, featuring female vocals and keyboards. Rooted in Italy’s social center culture, the album combines sharp socio-political lyrics with striking graphic artwork. The band offers their music freely online and at concerts, emphasizing community and passion. A solid, impressive effort showcasing years of experience and an authentic punk ethos. Listen to Kalashnikov’s intense punk album and explore their powerful message through music and art today!

 Cream has always been one of my favorite bands; innovative and effective in their studio work, but it’s their live dimension that astonishes me every time.

 Only four tracks, but played as God commands, with all the possible grit and energy.

The review praises Cream's Live Cream album, highlighting the raw energy and musical mastery of their 1968 San Francisco concert. It emphasizes the band's powerful live presence, innovative improvisations, and influential role in shaping rock music. Despite internal conflicts, their onstage chemistry and virtuosity remain unforgettable. The album is celebrated as a timeless testament to their legendary live performances. Experience the explosive energy of Cream’s Live Cream album—listen now and feel the power of a rock legend!

 Schoolboy Q has also seen the worst of the worst: from a criminal past (affiliated with the Crips), he committed all kinds of crimes to provide for his daughter’s well-being.

 The flow is among the sickest in the mainstream and not (with lightning-fast changes and voice modulation, our dear Q will know how to engage you best).

ScHoolboy Q's Oxymoron is a gritty, emotionally charged gangsta rap album blending hard-hitting street narratives with skilled flow and varied production. The review reflects on Q's troubled past, his rise to success, and the album’s raw authenticity. The album masterfully balances mainstream appeal with underground grit, delivering a complex exploration of survival, ambition, and existential conflict. Despite its harsh themes, the work is celebrated as a significant artistic achievement. Explore the intense world of ScHoolboy Q’s Oxymoron—listen now and experience raw gangsta rap at its finest!

 It’s squared and explosive anger contained in this raw debut of theirs.

 Hardcore and Metal shake hands to offer you the perfect soundtrack for a day of ordinary madness.

Breach's 1995 debut 'Friction' showcases a raw and explosive fusion of hardcore and metal. Though not revolutionary, it reveals the band's early promise and technical skill. The album channels anger and frustration with tracks perfect for moshing. 'Friction' is an honest and essential chapter in understanding Breach's evolution. Listen to Breach's 'Friction' to experience raw hardcore-metal intensity and the roots of a groundbreaking band!

 "Hisayasu Sato is certainly the most cursed and sick director that has ever appeared on planet Earth."

 "Underneath the veneer of sordidness lies yet another study of Japanese society: a reflection on a country living within an irresolvable oxymoron."

Hisayasu Sato's The Bedroom is a challenging, dark film that explores deep human and societal issues through allegory and disturbing imagery. It defies simple categorization, blending elements of pinku-eiga with complex metaphors on desire, violence, and love. The film also critiques Japanese societal contradictions and conveys cinema as a space where fiction and reality blur. Though difficult and unsettling, it is a timeless, fascinating work that demands reflection. Dive into the disturbing and enigmatic world of Hisayasu Sato's The Bedroom—watch, reflect, and explore a dark cinematic experience unlike any other.

 The film itself is a Big Gig, and the Oscar its compensation.

 To derive a meaning, it would seem itself perfect in its absence.

The review revisits Paolo Sorrentino's film La Grande Bellezza with a critical eye, highlighting its static and commercialized nature. While acknowledging moments of genuine depth, the reviewer perceives the film as a polished yet hollow portrayal of beauty and emptiness, using advertising as a metaphor for commodification. The film's success lies paradoxically in this very superficiality, provoking mixed reactions and discussions about its true meaning. Explore this in-depth review to uncover the bittersweet layers behind La Grande Bellezza’s beauty and meaning.

 The band reappears for the last time as a quartet, this time also trying to assess who has the most effective lead vocals.

 We are on the eve of a necessary turning point, the most important in their career because there would not have been a commercial chance for a fourth album structured in this manner.

Journey's third album 'Next' shows moments of progress but largely remains a mediocre blend of melodic hard rock with progressive and fusion influences. Vocal duties are split between Gregg Rolie and Neal Schon, with mixed success. The production and arrangements improve sporadically, though some instrumental excesses and rigid drumming detract. The album foreshadows the band's need for a new direction, which would come with their next release. Explore Journey's 'Next' to hear the early sound that paved the way for their breakthrough albums.

 You will find yourself flying through time, letting yourself be carried away by songs that last 7 minutes but seem just a taste of something greater.

 This latest work can be the right springboard to discover them and do yourself some good.

Lost in the Dream by The War on Drugs is praised for its soothing shoegaze sound, blending American roots rock with long, immersive ballads. Adam Granduciel’s detached yet intimate vocals enhance the melodic depth. The album invites listeners on a timeless journey through rich synth layers and aged guitar sounds. It offers emotional healing and peace of mind to those who embrace its sound. Listen to Lost in the Dream by The War on Drugs and experience a soulful journey through atmospheric rock and heartfelt melodies.

 A true assault of distorted and unsettling melodies is unleashed, plunging the listener into a black, bottomless pit where decay and despair reign.

 Abhorrence’s desire to sound as evil and dark as possible emerges clearly in their self-titled EP, a cornerstone of Finnish death metal.

Abhorrence, a seminal Finnish death metal band formed in 1989, created a uniquely dark and melodic sound distinct from their Swedish peers. Their 1990 self-titled EP delivered hypnotic, sinister melodies blending death and doom influences. Despite their brief existence and lack of commercial success, Abhorrence left a lasting legacy influencing future Finnish metal bands. Their guitarist later formed the successful band Amorphis, bridging the underground roots with broader metal recognition. Dive into the dark origins of Finnish death metal—listen to Abhorrence’s raw and haunting 1990 EP now!

 Listening to this album is like a slow descent into hell, not the one described by good old Dante Alighieri.

 I’ve felt an inner peace, one of those sensations that only a few albums can give you and that make you yell 'masterpiece'.

The Ruins of Beverast's 'Rain Upon the Impure' is a challenging atmospheric and doom metal album marked by dark themes of death and war. Alexander von Meilenwald’s solo project delivers a deep, dense listening experience with layered metaphoric lyrics and haunting soundscapes. The album distorts time and mood, progressively becoming darker and heavier towards the end. Despite some elements like clean vocals being slightly perplexing, the album is praised as a nearly overlooked masterpiece within the black metal realm. Dive into the dark depths of 'Rain Upon the Impure' and experience this atmospheric doom metal masterpiece today!

 The music of the Mamuthones evokes dark pagan rites.

 Darkness screaming in the infinite dark universe that pulses within the human being.

The Mamuthones album evokes a primitive and hypnotic atmosphere rich in dark, tribal, and psychedelic elements. The music conjures images of pagan rites, cosmic depths, and shamanic rituals. Drawing influences from artists like Tangerine Dream, Popol Vuh, and Coil, the album delivers a unique and unsettling sonic experience. Its blend of raw earthiness and abstract psychedelia creates an immersive and mysterious journey into darkness. Dive into Mamuthones' dark tribal psychedelia—listen now and experience a haunting sonic ritual.

 Combining the insensitivity inhaled into the lungs with the insensitivity caused by the music was like heroin in our minds.

 Take the most ear-shattering, ethereal and full songs of the Valentines and boost them to the maximum power and you will find this album.

Loveliescrushing's Bloweyelashwish album evokes hazy memories and youthful emotions through an ethereal shoegaze sound deeply rooted in early 90s influences. The music combines immersive noise loops with powerful melodies, creating an intense and nostalgic experience. Fans of the genre will appreciate its emotional depth and atmospheric tension. The album stands as a haunting revival of shoegaze's dreamlike qualities. Dive into the immersive world of Bloweyelashwish and experience the haunting beauty of shoegaze with Loveliescrushing.

 Morning Phase... immediately takes us back twelve years, yet dispelling any mawkish nostalgia thanks to the simply impeccable beauty of its melodic lines.

 We are still facing an artist capable of writing beautiful songs that stand on their own without needing any special effects.

Morning Phase is a welcomed return by Beck, echoing the emotional and acoustic style of his acclaimed album Sea Change. Featuring the same musicians, it offers simple yet beautiful songs that stand on their own. While subtle differences like country influences appear, the core strength lies in bare, heartfelt songwriting. This album confirms Beck's ability to create timeless music without relying on special effects. Listen to Morning Phase to experience Beck's heartfelt return and timeless acoustic beauty.

 Dark hues that mold into music, suspended threats that explode into a whirlwind of melancholy and nihilism.

 A decadent symphony of abrasive hardcore punk, comparable to Birds In Row or the primordial schizophrenia of Converge.

Storm{O}'s album blends abrasive hardcore punk with melancholic and nihilistic themes. The band masterfully balances raw rage and melody, delivering an intense, emotional experience. The Italian lyrics add unique expressiveness to the music, enriched by lo-fi production and thoughtful experimental moments. This album stands out as a strong and heartfelt contribution to the Italian hardcore scene. Dive into Storm{O}'s powerful hardcore punk journey—listen now and experience intense Italian punk at its best!

 "Each track appears as a mix of symphonic/viking metal, transitioning from moments of 'calm' to frantic and frustrating rhythms typical of old-school black metal."

 "A work that certainly is above average and, at least personally, I greatly appreciated the diversity of 'musical elements' that can be found throughout the listening experience."

Drautran's 'Throne of the Depths' is a challenging yet rewarding album blending symphonic, viking, and old-school black metal. The tracks shift between calm, melancholic moments and furious, stormy intensity. While not groundbreaking technically, the album offers a rich, atmospheric experience appreciated by underground metal fans. It invites listeners to delve into the depths of diverse metal influences and moods. Dive into Drautran's Throne of the Depths and experience a unique journey through the depths of metal’s underground!