The key is definitely funk, as demonstrated by the first two tracks... captivating like a work of modern art.

 The refrain sounds clear: 'I am the unknown' — words suggesting an imminent end but a search for something different.

Neffa's Chicopisco EP showcases his artistic bridge from respected hip-hop rapper to a more melodic singer. The five tracks blend funk and complex rap rhythms, highlighting technical skill and introspection. The EP signals the closing of his rap chapter with thoughtful lyrics and evolving style. Notable collaborations and samples enrich the sound, making it a rewarding listen for fans and newcomers alike. Explore Neffa’s Chicopisco EP to experience a masterful blend of rap, funk, and melody marking a pivotal moment in Italian hip-hop.

 He who best embodies the soul of the cursed Baudelairean Poet is finally here, and he will hardly let you go.

 Flow perfectly blended with the precious beat produced by Dj Shablo (sampled from the Skyrim soundtrack) and absolutely perfect lyrics.

This review praises Caneda's album Il Cacciatore Di Draghi for its sincere and poetic exploration of personal pain and redemption. The flow meshes flawlessly with Dj Shablo's beat, sampled from Skyrim, creating an evocative atmosphere. The lyrics avoid clichés and reflect a deep emotional journey of escape and self-preservation. Despite some initial challenge in style, Caneda’s distinct voice is compelling and lasting. Listen to Caneda’s Il Cacciatore Di Draghi and experience a poetic journey through pain and hope today!

 Subsignal do not disappoint expectations and with "Paraiso" they continue to shine especially in melody.

 An album with truly impeccable melodies... highly recommended to those who love the essentially melodic and less technical side of prog.

This review praises Subsignal's third album Paraiso for its strong melodic focus, blending powerful vocals and guitar with tasteful keyboard support. While less daring than previous albums, it remains a standout melodic prog work. The album features notable tracks like "The Stillness Beneath The Snow" and showcases diverse influences. Recommended for fans of melodic progressive music seeking emotional depth and skilled musicianship. Explore Subsignal's Paraiso for a melodic progressive rock journey full of emotion and skilled musicianship.

 "Major/Minor is yet another well-executed leap into the void and darkness, which rightfully belongs in the top 3 of their albums."

 "Their alternative rock here opens up to post-rock... but what remains is still commendable."

Thrice's Major/Minor is praised as one of their best albums, blending alternative rock with post-rock elements without losing classic structure. The mature vocals of Dustin Kensrue complement memorable and evocative tracks like 'Promises' and 'Call In The Air.' The album also revisits rougher sounds reminiscent of their earlier work. Overall, it's a strong, evocative, and fresh addition to their discography. Listen to Thrice's Major/Minor and experience their compelling blend of alternative and post-rock today!

 Listen to the fourth track "Didn’t Understand" to grasp Lenny’s mastery with arrangement and production: you literally jump out of your chair.

 His austere, rational but passionate synthesis of the ingredients that make this genre great reaches me with strength and admirable evidence.

Kingdom Come's 2002 album 'Independent' marks a mature phase in Lenny Wolf's career, blending hard rock with industrial sounds. The review praises Wolf's skilled musicianship, distinctive vocal style, and production mastery despite his brooding persona and underground status. It highlights the album's solid arrangements and evocative atmosphere, positioning Wolf as a passionate and disciplined artist continuing the legacy of classic rock with a unique modern twist. Dive into Kingdom Come's 'Independent' and experience Lenny Wolf's rich blend of hard rock passion and modern production mastery.

 Olly also got tricked by the old man and, pissed off beyond belief with the world, decides to unleash the most powerful weapon ever: giving life to the song 'A Natale Puoi'.

 Olly merges rap and exquisite pop into a single piece, flaunting an enviable flow and rhythm, within a text of incredible depth.

Olly Vincent's album 'A Natale Puoi' is a fierce and raw fusion of rap and pop, filled with biting social commentary and personal anger. The reviewer describes the album as a weapon against human hypocrisy released on Christmas day, evoking themes of frustration, betrayal, and defiance. Though intense and sometimes violent in expression, the music captivates with its flow and lyrical depth. This album challenges listeners with its unapologetic tone and emotional intensity. Listen to Olly Vincent’s ‘A Natale Puoi’ and experience an intense blend of rap and pop that challenges and provokes.

 The voracious soul is predominant and you will be greeted by barrages with black metal-like or converging dissonances.

 The darkest heart of Oathbreaker always finds a way to emerge.

Oathbreaker’s album Eros | Anteros is a powerful, dark fusion of post-hardcore, black metal, and sludge. Embracing Greek mythology, the band creates an immersive, intense soundscape led by Caro Tanghe’s versatile vocals. The album features dynamic songwriting, atmospheric passages, and a standout final track with guest Kurt Ballou. This work marks Oathbreaker’s significant artistic growth and showcases their unique identity. Dive into Oathbreaker’s Eros | Anteros now—experience dark, intense post-hardcore that redefines the genre.

 "Karmasoda is animated by purely English suggestions ranging from the late 60s, second half of the 70s, and 80s."

 "The result can only be an excellent work, from an excellent band that by daring more could achieve great things as they show great ease in writing immediate melodies."

Guru Banana's album Karmasoda is a refined pop rock work released in 2011 by the Italian duo Giovanni Ferrario and Andrea Fusari. The album elegantly draws on English musical influences from the 60s to 80s, blending them into modern, well-crafted arrangements. While paying homage to musical greats, the band creates a unique sound that avoids mere imitation. The review praises their melodic immediacy and musical ease, rating the album positively. Listen to Guru Banana's Karmasoda and experience a masterful blend of vintage inspiration with modern pop rock freshness!

 In 11 minutes of music you hear exactly what you expect from an ideal emo band: arpeggios and guitar riffs distorted by the low quality of the microphones.

 Listening to it at any time not between June and September will inevitably bring back nostalgia of that summer of your senior year of high school.

Goodbye, Blue Monday's self-titled EP delivers a genuine '90s emo experience marked by distorted guitars, raw vocals, and strong nostalgic vibes. Rooted in the underground indie scene, it captures the emotional intensity and summer memories typical of the era. Though not groundbreaking, it perfectly embodies the genre's spirit. Recommended primarily for fans of emo and indie music. Dive into Goodbye, Blue Monday's nostalgic emo EP and relive the raw energy of the '90s indie scene today!

 A film undoubtedly to rediscover, where you laugh and even get moved, but not in the crude/gross way of some films today.

 This is the plot of an American comedy from the late ’80s, in my opinion, little less than perfect.

The review praises John Hughes' late 1980s comedy about two contrasting travelers, Neal Page and Deal Griffith. It highlights Steve Martin's strong and convincing performance complemented by John Candy's charm. The film balances humor with genuine emotional moments, avoiding cliché trauma tropes. It's described as a brilliant, minor-key comedy gem worth rediscovering. Watch this timeless John Hughes comedy and enjoy a perfect blend of humor and heart!

 Don Jon’s life seems to follow a cyclic pattern just like the film’s temporal narrative which marks the typical days of Jon, all culminating in Don’s addiction to Porn Movies.

 Levitt’s first attempt behind the camera is thus a more mature and profound film than it appears to be, tackling with courage and maybe a pinch of (healthy) naivety quite a few big themes.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Don Jon marks a confident and thoughtful directorial debut, exploring modern themes such as porn addiction, romantic relationships, and masculinity. While tackling multiple complex topics within a 90-minute runtime may lead to some superficial treatment, the film balances humor and depth. Strong performances by Gordon-Levitt, Scarlett Johansson, and Julianne Moore elevate the story of a man breaking out of routine to find real connection. Some directorial naïveté and lack of boldness are noted, but overall it is a commendable and mature first effort. Discover the nuanced layers of Don Jon—watch the film and dive into its fresh take on love and addiction today!

 Presented to the world as the most personal and intimate album in fifteen years of career, a sort of narration of the Calvary of a starlet on the brink.

 No novelty, no innovation, but a not at all evil and redundant pop disc with multiple cues for a new Advent at Spears pre-mental breakdown.

Britney Jean marks Britney Spears’ eighth album, presenting a safe and dance-oriented pop record with robust electronic production. Although it lacks innovation and risks, it reflects Britney’s personal struggles and her stage of life as a performer. The album mixes electronic house beats with ballads, providing a digestible experience for loyal fans. Despite its charm, it does not challenge the fierce competition in pop music. Discover Britney Jean and explore the heartfelt yet dance-driven sounds of Britney Spears’ 2013 pop comeback.

 The Hawkins brothers are notable musicians, with conscious, intelligent work on sounds and dynamics.

 'Forbidden Love' ignites into detonating hard rock, virtuously changing chords and blowing away like a locomotive.

The Darkness's third album Hot Cakes delivers a powerful glam-infused hard rock experience. Despite a seemingly silly exterior, the band showcases exceptional musicianship, thoughtful production, and intricate arrangements. Standout tracks like 'Keep Me Hangin' On,' 'Living Each Day Blind,' and 'Forbidden Love' reveal their compositional depth. The album appeals to fans of sophisticated rock with nostalgic flair. Listen to The Darkness's Hot Cakes now and experience glam hard rock with expert musicianship and vibrant energy!

 "Darkness In A Different Light doesn't escape and induces us to listen multiple times to savor all the various nuances."

 "Overall 'Darkness In A Different Light' is a great comeback album of an entity with undisputed importance in the progressive metal landscape."

Fates Warning marks their return with 'Darkness In A Different Light' after nine years, delivering accessible progressive metal infused with technical mastery. The album balances melody and mood with standout tracks like 'One Thousand Fires' and 'I Am.' While the production feels slightly static, the band's craftsmanship and Ray Alder's vocal performance shine. Overall, the album is a strong comeback, reaffirming Fates Warning's influence in the genre. Listen to 'Darkness In A Different Light' and experience Fates Warning's masterful progressive metal return!

 "A psychotic orchestral dark hard blues."

 "Grotesque Black Sabbath accompanied by an orchestra and a choir of howler monkeys."

Lullabye Arkestra's 2006 debut, Ampgrave, is a dark, chaotic and experimental album blending stoner rock, goth blues, and orchestral elements. The duo is supported by a large ensemble including choir and orchestra conductor. The music is complex, noisy, and theatrical, with comparisons to acts like Janis Joplin and Lux Interior. Despite its seemingly unviable combination of styles, the album maintains order through a solid rhythm section and dynamic arrangements. Overall, it's a strong, unique debut rated 7 out of 10. Dive into the dark, orchestral chaos of Lullabye Arkestra's Ampgrave and experience a unique blend of blues and experimental rock!

 Great album, an absolutely amazing album, directly into my "The Best 2013".

 An album for cold and calculating minds, for the depressed and hardcore night owls with a cigarette in one hand and a glass of whiskey in the other.

Engravings is the impressive debut album from British artist Forest Swords (Matthew Barnes). It skillfully blends trip-hop, dark ambient, dubstep, and downtempo elements. The album creates a mysterious and cinematic atmosphere, perfect for introspective and night-time listening. Recommended for fans of experimental electronic music and moody soundscapes. Listen to Forest Swords' Engravings now and immerse yourself in haunting, cinematic electronic soundscapes.

 "...At A Loss is the perfect album for those who love (proper) cream-filled cannoli to the point of doubling over."

 The cover SAYS IT ALL: an alligator brutally killed with a cross under a ruthless moon — more Sludge than that.

Buzzov•en’s ...At a Loss epitomizes the sludge metal genre with gritty guitars, tortured vocals, and psychotropic noise. The reviewer humorously notes that to truly appreciate the album, one should approach it with a stoner mindset. Highlights include a unique cover of Electric Light Orchestra's "Don’t Bring Me Down" and evocative album art. This album is ideal for fans of heavy, distorted metal with an experimental edge. Dive into Buzzov•en’s ...At a Loss and experience sludge metal at its raw, unfiltered best. Listen now and embrace the chaos!

 Look at them there, all busy pinning their refined listening choices to their lapels. Poor souls!

 You will be served sixth digestion pop, vomitable cutting-edge r&b, tunz tunz music, and to add a bit of variety, some good fifth-hand Italian rap with childish texts.

The review reflects on Kylie Minogue’s iconic single 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' within the context of the modern global music market’s over-commercialization. It expresses skepticism about the current state of music, lamenting the loss of true artistic innovation while acknowledging the single's enduring appeal. Nostalgia and critique intermingle as the reviewer urges acceptance of mainstream music’s dominance. The review revives a previous analysis, emphasizing the song’s significance. Listen to Kylie Minogue’s classic and dive into a critical look at today’s music scene!

 30 years of devastation and terror.

 The Ratos are a concentrate of desperation, spite, alcohol, brawls, and the most unconditional love for music.

This review celebrates Ratos de Porão’s 2006 album 'Homem inimigo do homem' as a powerful culmination of 30 years in the hardcore and metal scene. The band remains true to their raw and intense sound, mixing hardcore, metal, and grindcore with unmatched energy. Joao Gordo's distinctive vocals and the band's stage presence are highly praised. The reviewer encourages listeners to explore their extensive discography and to experience their live shows. Listen to Ratos de Porão’s explosive album and experience the raw energy that has defined 30 years of hardcore and metal!

 "The ship is lightning, torpedo, fuse, dazzling beauty, phosphorus and fantasy; molecules of steel, pistons, horses, rage, and rapid war and poetry..."

 "But who said that traveling in third class is bad? This bunk looks like a double bed, we are better off here than in a hospital."

Francesco De Gregori's album 'Titanic' blends poetic lyricism with powerful social commentary, exploring themes of progress, emigration, and class struggles. The title track poignantly contrasts different social classes aboard the ill-fated ship, while the album also features touching tributes and anti-militarist ballads. Celebrated as one of De Gregori's best, it remains a landmark in Italian singer-songwriter tradition. The reviewer strongly recommends this deeply poetic and meaningful work. Discover the poetic depth of Francesco De Gregori's Titanic—listen now and explore an iconic Italian musical journey.