"This music is intended for a very select audience, most of whom seem destined for an infernal fate."

 "Overall, this is an authentic masterpiece of Current 93, a vintage album that deserves to be rediscovered."

Christ and the Pale Queens Mighty in Sorrow is a deeply dark and unsettling album by Current 93. It captures a transitional phase for David Tibet, blending ritualistic chants with haunting soundscapes. The album stands as a vintage masterpiece in the apocalyptic folk genre, marked by Steven Stapleton’s atmospheric mixing. It is recommended for fans of esoteric and experimental music. Explore the dark world of Current 93 and dive into their haunting masterpiece today.

 It’s impossible to describe in words the beauty of these compositions.

 Zuffanti once again proves himself to be the crown jewel of Italian progressive rock, creating one of his finest works.

La Maschera di Cera’s second album, Il Grande Labirinto, is a celebrated success that cements Fabio Zuffanti’s status in Italian prog rock. The album blends long, complex suites with powerful melodies and evocative vintage instrumentation. Highlights include Alessandro Corvaglia’s outstanding vocals and masterful use of Mellotron and Hammond organ. This work is praised as a new classic inspired by the 70s progressive rock scene. Dive into Il Grande Labirinto and experience Italian progressive rock at its finest—listen now and explore the epic musical journey!

 Allan Stewart Königsberg hits the mark once again with this "Whatever Works" from fifteen years ago.

 Boris theatrically addresses us viewers, acting as a narrator.

This review celebrates Woody Allen's film 'Whatever Works' as an overlooked gem. It highlights the dynamic between the misanthropic Boris and the young runaway Melodie, the film’s witty narration, and the humor that blends with heartfelt themes. The reviewer expresses genuine enjoyment and a desire to revisit other Allen films. Watch Woody Allen's 'Whatever Works' for a witty and heartwarming comedy experience!

 "Good Hargrove would give his best in the later years of his career, and in those years - paraphrasing the album title - he was still a 'diamond in the rough.'

 A New Joy - my favorite track - and also Confidentiality and All Over Again... I would rank them a notch above the others.

Diamonds In The Rough is Roy Hargrove's 1989 debut as a jazz bandleader, showcasing his rich and agile trumpet tone influenced by Clifford Brown. The album highlights his original compositions, especially 'A New Joy,' 'Confidentiality,' and 'All Over Again.' While his reinterpretations of standards are elegant yet somewhat academic, the album remains an essential listen for enthusiasts interested in Hargrove's early stylistic roots and late 80s jazz trends influenced by Wynton Marsalis. Supporting musicians like Geoffrey Keezer and Antonio Hart add depth to this promising start. Listen to Roy Hargrove’s 1989 debut and explore the roots of a jazz legend’s sound!

 Domestic Sacraments is a continuous alternation of harmonizations that flow smoothly into caustic scratches that tell us about the thin line between awareness and madness.

 I believe this is precisely the strength of the album, what contributes to making it an excellent product, impactful, one of those that leaves a mark or at least makes us reflect.

Ex-Isles' Domestic Sacraments is a remarkable art-pop album that balances musical complexity with an accessible listening experience. It tackles themes of awareness, madness, and societal nihilism without feeling overwhelming. Building on the strength of their debut, this album is an impactful work that encourages reflection and showcases the band's ongoing musical evolution. Explore the intricate art-pop world of Ex-Isles and experience the thought-provoking sound of Domestic Sacraments today.

 Dance-wave that lazily digs into our indigence, pandering to the eternity's banality just to boast and mystify Austro-Hungarian specters.

 Astute, abstract, aseptic rituals that produce a timeless arrhythmia of glorious past experiences that bury the beauty of an organic casing.

Máma Bubo's Planeta Haj delivers a dark-synth album rich with Austro-Hungarian cultural echoes and hypnotic dance-wave rhythms. The review highlights the album's atmospheric depth, thoughtful use of electronic elements, and the evocative mood it creates. The band's live performance adds to the appreciation, underscoring a unique blend of artistry and thoughtful materialist revisionism. Overall, it's a compelling listen for fans of experimental synth music with regional character. Dive into Máma Bubo’s Planeta Haj and discover the hypnotic world of dark synth and Austro-Hungarian inspired electronica.

 "Pupille by Luigi Musolino is a haunting journey through the darkness of time, a work that creeps into the folds of the mind and nests there like a relentless worm."

 "The pupils of the innocent become windows open to imminent chaos, and the contamination spreads like an unstoppable contagion, turning apparent tranquility into a macabre dance."

Pupille by Luigi Musolino is a deeply haunting dark fairy tale set in the mysterious town of Idrasca. The narrative explores the corrupted innocence of children and a bleak prophetic vision of an apocalyptic future. The story masterfully blends psychological horror with a pessimistic reflection on human existence. It is praised for its profound impact and the author’s skillful storytelling. Pupille marks a milestone in Musolino’s literary career. Dive into Pupille and experience a dark fairy tale that will linger in your mind—read now to uncover the shadows within.

 Is the person who came up with this album a marketing genius or a complete lunatic?

 Duran sings badly, he’s not a singer, it’s to be expected.

The review assesses Camilo Azuquita's salsa album 'Dos Campeones,' highlighting the presence of clave rhythm and 'sabor' but noting mediocre compositions. Roberto Duran, a professional boxer, makes a surprising and poor vocal contribution. While some tracks achieve modest quality, the album overall is more a curiosity than a musical success. The reviewer questions the marketing strategy behind the collaboration, awarding a moderate rating for its boldness. Discover the curious blend of salsa and boxing in 'Dos Campeones' – listen and decide if it's genius or madness!

 ÊmËhntËhtt-Ré manifests as a fluid story, a sonic continuum that unfolds like a dream without a solution of continuity.

 Magma brings to life an extraordinary new album, even surpassing the heights previously reached with K.A.

Magma’s ÊmËhntËhtt-Ré closes their second trilogy with a visionary and continuous sonic journey. The album’s concept centers on a pharaoh’s prophetic story, expressed through dense, evocative tones. With elements of prog-jazz and haunting vocal choirs, the album surpasses its predecessor K.A, marking a high point in the Zeuhl genre. It stands as a significant milestone in Magma’s discography, celebrated for its innovation and emotional depth. Dive into Magma’s ÊmËhntËhtt-Ré and experience a visionary blend of Zeuhl and prog-jazz mastery today!

 Cast begins to stir the waters in the progressive field by producing a work that certainly won’t be a masterpiece but starts to put them on the same level with several English bands.

 The album continues along the same lines, even managing not to bore me (something that didn’t happen with the previous two CDs).

Cast’s Third Call features a mix of old and new tracks that maintain their Anglo-Saxon symphonic prog style with a hint of New Prog. Despite medium-low recording quality, the performances remain strong. The album offers more personality and avoids the dullness of previous releases, placing Cast alongside respected English prog bands. It’s not a masterpiece yet, but shows clear growth and potential for future success. Discover Cast's evolving symphonic prog sound—listen to Third Call and explore a rising star in Mexican progressive rock!

 "Leopard Flowers" will remain as a last precious gem, a final testament of the creative genius of Douglas P.

 "Black Whole of Love" stands as a black monument to the art of Death In June, with "Leopard Flowers" as its swan song.

The 'Black Whole of Love' box set by Death In June is a profound exploration of dark emotional themes, encompassing rare and unreleased tracks that mark the band's creative peak. Featuring alternative versions from the 'Rose Clouds of Holocaust' era, this limited edition release is a collector's treasure with exquisite packaging. 'Leopard Flowers' shines as the final masterpiece in the band's evolution, symbolizing the end of their golden era. A must-have for fans and collectors alike. Discover the haunting beauty of Death In June's Black Whole of Love – listen now, explore the rare tracks, and experience the final creative peak!

 An orgiastic, sordid and putrid frenzy, a torrid, lascivious funk unravels and implodes on itself.

 The subconscious as the only form of real thought, a primordial instinct prevails over things, rational thought wheezes, now increasingly weak...dying.

This review praises Zoviet*France's Music for a Spaghetti Western as an intense, chaotic, and immersive sonic journey. It evokes primal, ritualistic themes through layered distorted sounds and manipulated tape effects. The album’s unsettling yet powerful atmosphere connects subconscious instincts with ancient, natural forces. The immersive sound design is described as both beautiful and haunting, creating a profound emotional impact. Dive into the haunting world of Zoviet*France—listen now to experience this primal sonic ritual.

 That brief and light breath of human existence is exposed as rarely by the dancing mimicry of the Death Valley Girls.

 Islands in The Sky is a Babylonian feast raging in a swirling space-time delirium suspended between the mid-60s and 90s.

Death Valley Girls’ Island in the Sky is a richly atmospheric album blending psychedelic, garage, and space rock influences. The review highlights the band’s unique sound, mixing vintage 60s vibes with modern experimentalism. The vocalist's personal struggle adds depth to the album's mystical and wild mood. Praised for its energetic yet introspective approach, the album channels influences from Julian Cope and Motown, earning accolades from icons like Iggy Pop. Dive into Death Valley Girls' Island in the Sky and experience a wild, psychedelic rock journey filled with magic and raw energy.

 McDowell manages to outline fascinating and multifaceted female characters who evolve gradually and reveal their nature through actions of unspeakable cruelty and ruthlessness.

 Blackwater is a small gem in its genre, capable of enchanting the reader up to a finale that represents a satisfying circle-closing and an almost moving farewell.

Michael McDowell's Blackwater saga offers a gripping Southern Gothic horror experience centered on the Caskey family's story. With richly crafted female characters, supernatural undertones, and a haunting atmosphere, the saga balances mystery and family drama. The recent Italian edition with embossed covers highlights the literary and artistic value. While not revolutionary, it delivers satisfying narrative depth and a poignant finale. It promises readers an engaging and atmospheric journey into horror and family dynamics. Explore the haunting world of Blackwater—dive into this Southern Gothic saga and discover a gripping blend of horror, family drama, and mystery.

 This epic journey is a cathartic voyage, a hypnotic experience that uproots the foundations of our perception of reality.

 Their creative madness bursts from every note, dragging us into a vortex of psychedelic sounds that challenge the space-time continuum.

The 1986 EP Walkin’ With Jesus by Spacemen 3 is praised as a transcendent psychedelic experience, highlighted by an epic 17-minute version of “Rollercoaster.” The EP showcases the band’s peak creativity, blending frenetic garage aesthetics with hypnotic, space-bending sounds that surpass the original inspirations. Tracks like “Feel So Good” embody raw emotional abandon, making this record a must-listen for fans of altered states in music. Dive into Spacemen 3’s Walkin’ With Jesus and experience a mind-bending psychedelic voyage today!

 This album by Nu Shooz represents a rare and happy exception, expressing 80s sounds with class, taste, and vigor.

 The voice serves as a complement to the instrumental part, with melodies hovering over the magical breath of rhythms and harmonies.

Nu Shooz's 1988 album 'Told U So' stands out in the late 80s music scene for its originality and tasteful fusion of pop, funk, and electronic elements. Leveraging classic drum machines like LinnDrum and TR 808, the album balances synthetic and acoustic instruments with impressive production quality. Valerie Day's vocals complement rather than dominate, creating refined, ambient atmospheres. Despite a weak remix bonus track, the album remains a sophisticated and engaging listening experience. Listen to Nu Shooz's 'Told U So' and experience a masterful blend of 80s synthpop and funk with fresh sophistication.

 Home Alone 2: Lost in New York is the sequel to the already fantastic Home Alone, and it manages to be even better and more entertaining at times.

 In this aspect, especially, the sequel is better than the first.

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York is praised as an even better and more entertaining sequel than the original. The review highlights clever new traps, an elaborate finale, and memorable characters. The film retains the humor and charm of the first, with fresh twists like a change of setting and new characters. Overall, the sequel is highly recommended and considered superior. Watch Home Alone 2 and relive the laughter and clever traps in this classic holiday sequel!

 The LP definitely feels the passage of time, the recordings are from the ’50s and ’60s made on tapes of the era, but it’s a handcrafted and genuine production.

 A video was also made for the song in which Enzo is chased by the characters from his songs after witnessing the death of a girl who ended up under the wheels of a tram.

This review celebrates Enzo Jannacci’s posthumous album containing unreleased and rare recordings from the ’50s and ’60s. Curated by his son Paolo, the vinyl offers a heartfelt journey into Jannacci’s private archives with handmade and genuine production. Highlights include demos of classic songs, live tracks, and surreal compositions. Despite initial difficulty in finding the album, the reviewer treasures discovering it, praising its authentic, nostalgic charm. Explore Enzo Jannacci’s rarest tracks on vinyl and experience a heartfelt journey through Italian music history.

 "Forever Alien is a pinnacle in the sonic universe of Sonic Boom, a psychedelic symphony reverberating through the stars."

 "In this journey, Sonic Boom distills multiple waves, creating a cosmic soundscape that challenges perception and opens doors to unexplored sound worlds."

Spectrum's 1997 album Forever Alien is a standout in Sonic Boom's discography, offering a deep, cosmic psychedelic experience. The review highlights its connection to Spacemen 3 and the innovative use of synthesizers and sound manipulation. Tracks like "Feels Like I'm Slipping Away" and the remake of "How Does It Feel?" emphasize the album's hypnotic and otherworldly qualities. It is highly recommended for fans of cosmic and avant-garde music. Dive into Spectrum's Forever Alien and experience a cosmic psychedelic journey beyond the stars.

 The style of Nexus is decidedly symphonic prog of a '70s mold that draws inspiration mainly from ELP and Yes.

 Detras Del Umbral will appeal to fans of the more symphonic current of prog, who don’t care about originality at all costs.

Nexus's 1999 album 'Detras del Umbral' offers a compelling return to '70s symphonic prog, inspired by ELP and Yes. The band blends virtuosic keyboard and guitar work with melodic vocals. While it may not impress prog purists seeking innovation, fans of classic symphonic prog will find many rewarding moments. Standout tracks include 'Tiempo Sin Razon' and 'La Espiral.' Dive into Nexus’s 'Detras del Umbral' and rediscover the magic of classic symphonic prog—stream or explore the album now!