"A traveling madhouse of freaks, expanding from a colorful tent to all of Spain, all of Europe, all of humanity."

 "To love death and hate life. A circus of crazies. Us."

Alex de la Iglesia's The Last Circus is an intense film mixing tragedy, dark comedy, and psychotic thriller elements against historic Spanish turmoil. It tells a grotesque and bloody love story of two clowns and their obsession with a captivating acrobat. The film excels in powerful visuals, surreal sequences, and extreme emotions, resulting in a unique cinematic experience. Its brutal and exaggerated style highlights love and destruction in a mad, colorful circus setting. Discover the extreme love and madness of The Last Circus—watch now and experience this dark cinematic masterpiece.

 "The Last Spire is beautiful, it is dense, sublime, overflowing with doom in every note or sound."

 "Death dies and her funeral is a party. A party for our ears, a party for the passionate fans of the English combo."

The Last Spire is Cathedral's final and most focused doom metal album, returning to the band's heavy roots while honoring their legacy. It closes their career with dense, oppressive, and monolithic music. Though not flawless, the album's rawness and spontaneity add to its charm. Notable tracks like 'Cathedral of the Damned' and 'Tower of Silence' showcase their mastery. Overall, it is a fitting and satisfying farewell for fans and doom metal lovers. Discover Cathedral's final doom metal masterpiece and experience their powerful farewell — listen to The Last Spire now!

 Chelsea Wolfe is a fascinating shapeshifter, recording a work halfway between hyper-electrified lo-fi blues and post-apocalyptic declamations filtered through a Lynchian perspective.

 This debut bewitched me and guides you along roads full of inhospitability and solitude, where these songs resonate and often hurt willingly.

Chelsea Wolfe's 'The Grime And The Glow' is a captivating debut blending dark, apocalyptic themes with lo-fi blues. Her unique style and Lynchian soundscapes set her apart from contemporaries, delivering an emotionally intense experience. Despite limited production means, the album's raw beauty enchants and intrigues listeners. The review praises her originality and hopes for a return to this compelling sound. Dive into Chelsea Wolfe's haunting debut and experience a unique blend of dark blues and apocalyptic folk—listen now!

 The biggest flaw of the new album, 'The Mouths Of Madness,' is precisely this: the inability to break free from Black Sabbath.

 'The Mouths Of Madness' is the work of a group with enormous potential, capable of reviving vintage doom without the trappings of modern commercial metal.

Orchid's 'The Mouths Of Madness' delivers a solid vintage doom metal experience that strongly recalls Black Sabbath's legacy. While musically genuine and raw, the album struggles to establish a distinct identity separate from its iconic influence. The vocals receive mixed feedback, and the shift toward a more hard rock style signals potential but less inventiveness. Standout tracks include 'Silent One' and 'Wizard Of War,' underlining the band's promise within a niche metal scene. Discover Orchid's powerful doom revival—listen to The Mouths Of Madness now and experience vintage metal redefined!

 Cabiria, despite all afflictions, is not disillusioned; behind a seemingly tough exterior lies a kind spirit and the wish to change.

 Few have been able to honestly give a voice to the marginal creatures, and among them, Fellini undoubtedly deserves an honorable mention.

Le notti di Cabiria highlights Fellini’s talent for blending harsh reality with poetic grace. Giulietta Masina’s portrayal of the optimistic yet vulnerable prostitute Cabiria leads the audience through a post-war Rome marked by resilience and hope. The film’s episodic structure reveals social critiques and deep human emotions. Unlike Pasolini’s darker themes, this film contains a glimpse of hope despite suffering. An unforgettable cinematic parable of purity and perseverance. Discover the timeless beauty and emotional depth of Fellini’s Le notti di Cabiria—watch the film and experience a story of hope and resilience.

 Nico makes her TRUE debut... it seems that the music she has participated in until now never existed.

 The emotion unleashed in these grooves can poison you and make you dependent on the darkness surrounding it.

Nico's 1968 album The Marble Index marks her true artistic debut, showcasing a dark, emotional, and pioneering sound with John Cale's haunting arrangements. Moving away from her past, Nico delivers intense, icy vocals supported by minimalist harmonium and classical instruments. The album's chilling atmosphere and tragic themes create a powerful listening experience, cementing it as a groundbreaking and timeless masterpiece. Not an album for the faint-hearted but essential for lovers of deep, challenging art. Dive into Nico's haunting world with The Marble Index—listen now and experience a timeless dark masterpiece.

 'Skirt' is already in the hearts of both fans and non-fans of the princess of pop.

 Kylie returns with a different sound, less electronic, more personal and refined.

Kylie Minogue released a demo titled 'Skirt' on her 45th birthday, hinting at a new musical direction for her upcoming 2013 album. The track features a refined, less electronic, more personal dance-R&B style under the guidance of Jay Z's Roc Nation. Fans and casual listeners alike have embraced the song warmly. Kylie's vocals and lyrics remain impressive, promising a strong twelfth album. Listen to Kylie Minogue's new demo 'Skirt' and experience her exciting musical evolution!

 "Miles dons the garments of the Andalusian gypsies, dressing in their atmospheres and transforming them into strong and pure sentiment."

 "The first track, Concierto de Aranjuez, is a haunting soundscape that reflects Spain's greatness and tragedies, carried by Miles' solemn trumpet."

This review praises Miles Davis' Sketches of Spain as a stunning fusion of jazz and Spanish flamenco atmospheres. It highlights Miles' dramatic and melancholic trumpet tone, Gil Evans' outstanding orchestration, and the album's emotional power. The reviewer recommends listening to the album thoughtfully, especially appreciating its unique place in Miles Davis' discography. The vinyl edition and the evocative cover art enhance the immersive experience. Dive into Miles Davis' Sketches of Spain—listen now and experience a timeless blend of jazz and Spanish soul.

 The new album is a real gem, provided you like 50s rock'n'roll, a bit of rhythm and blues, a sprinkle of punk, and guitars, guitars, guitars...

 Anyone who listens to them and isn’t satisfied has the acquired right to slam this small tribute of mine to a band that has excited me like few others.

The Computers, a young band from Exeter, deliver a vibrant second album mixing 50s rock, punk, and soul influences. Frontman Alex Kershaw's raspy voice shines through energetic tracks. Their new release, Love Triangles, Hate Squares, offers fun, catchy choruses and strong guitar work. Well-regarded for their live shows, they continue to excite with fresh yet nostalgic sounds. This album is highly recommended for rock fans. Listen to The Computers' energetic mix of rock and punk on Love Triangles, Hate Squares and experience their thrilling sound!

 Enchant is an excellently crafted and interpreted record, representing a little gem to (re)discover for those seeking music that is not overly demanding, but well-made and pleasant and relaxing to the ears.

 Her favorite instrument, the violin, intertwines with a sophisticated electronic touch and Enya-like choirs, creating an intriguing pop-rock with Celtic nuances.

Enchant marks Emilie Autumn's diverse and beautifully crafted debut album, combining Celtic-inspired pop-rock with electronic and lounge elements. The album's angelic vocals and violin meld into a mystical, fairy-like atmosphere. It contrasts sharply with her darker later works, offering a more accessible and serene listening experience. A perfect entry point to her musical journey. Explore Emilie Autumn's enchanting debut and immerse yourself in a mystical blend of violin, pop-rock, and Celtic-inspired melodies.

 How many orgasms, strictly sonorous, did I experience while listening to the only discographic release of the English band Das Kabinette.

 Das Kabinette condensed darkwave melancholy with rhythms that, as usual, I love to define as 'robotic'.

Das Kabinette's only album, Spy Thriller, is a noteworthy Minimal Wave release from the early 1980s. The album combines darkwave melancholy with robotic rhythms and showcases the DIY spirit of the era. Despite being an obscure band, their work stands alongside other cult favorites in the genre. Passion and dedication shine through each track, making it a valuable find for synth pop lovers. Listen to Spy Thriller now and dive into the raw, robotic sounds of 80s Minimal Wave!

 The opening track "I'm Trash" would be enough, a devastating garage punk shouted by a possessed Peter Aaron.

 Listen to the treatment given to the Byrds in the maltreated cover of "Lover Of Bayou," 10 minutes of noise, guitars, slashes that devastate.

The Chrome Cranks deliver a powerful return with their 2012 album Ain't No Lies In Blood. The band blends blues, punk, and garage rock with raw noise intensity reminiscent of the 90s underground scene. Highlights include the aggressive opener "I'm Trash" and a destructive cover of the Byrds' "Lover Of Bayou." This album maintains the band's fierce energy with a slightly more refined sound, appealing to fans of visceral, wild rock. Dive into The Chrome Cranks' fierce blend of garage punk and blues—listen to Ain't No Lies In Blood now!

 Wilson returns and does things on a grand scale, as if he were seriously working for the first time.

 "Holy Drinker" is a perfect track, showing an artist in full maturity of his artistry.

Steven Wilson delivers a monumental album with The Raven That Refused to Sing, blending rich progressive rock roots with modern mastery. The album stands out as a grand work restoring identity to the genre. Rich orchestration and thoughtful compositions highlight Wilson's peak artistic maturity. The review praises tracks for their epic scope, emotional depth, and instrumental brilliance. Despite nods to prog legends, the album's originality shines through. Discover the timeless prog rock masterpiece by Steven Wilson — listen to The Raven That Refused to Sing today!

 Fate is an invention of the weak and resigned people.

 This song gradually opens up, making me lift my head towards the sky only to spit out the truth.

The review highlights 'Candle' by Sonic Youth as a deeply poetic and thought-provoking song. It emphasizes the powerful lyrics that explore themes of fate, survival, and truth. The reviewer resonates with the emotional impact and cultural observations embedded in the track. The song's gradual build is praised for evoking a strong, uplifting reaction. Listen to Sonic Youth's 'Candle' and immerse yourself in its poetic power and profound message.

 An album, in my opinion, fabulous for its so delicate way of capturing you till the end without tiring you.

 It is incredible how he can move emotions without ever exploding.

The Field's debut album 'From Here We Go Sublime' impresses with its delicate, hypnotic repetition and emotional depth. By blending shoegaze textures with minimal techno, Axel Willner creates a unique, immersive experience. The album skillfully balances sensory slumber with moments of brightness and sensuality. Tracks like 'The Silent' stand out as memorable highlights, exemplifying creative experimentation in electronic music. Listen to The Field's debut to experience hypnotic textures and innovative electronic soundscapes.

 This record is beautiful, a practically perfect concert without any hitch.

 Robert Plant confirms himself a true vocal ace, reproducing all the songs in the same exact original keys and with a vocal tone that in maturity has even improved.

Celebration Day captures Led Zeppelin’s triumphant reunion concert with remarkable musical precision and energy. Robert Plant's vocals shine, and Jimmy Page's guitar is pristine. Although the new drummer shows inexperience, the overall performance is flawless. The extensive filming adds to the experience, making this a must-have for rock fans. The release honors the band's legacy by bringing their classic sound to new generations. Experience Led Zeppelin’s iconic reunion live—listen to Celebration Day now and relive rock history!

 Mark’s bass playing is a killer groove, very percussive but not intrusive, combined with warm, relaxed singing—a truly difficult combination to put together, yet achieved with amazing naturalness.

 "Staring At The Sun" suffers from the drummer change compared to the albums that preceded it... Phil’s style is inimitable, fluid, full of dead notes and all those little taps here and there on the kit.

The review recognizes Level 42's musicianship and the unique talent of Mark King, highlighting their versatility from pop to sophisticated grooves. It critiques the departure of original drummer Phil Gould, feeling the replacement lacked groove finesse. The album contains standout tracks like "Take A Look," "Silence," "Man," and "Gresham Blues," the latter a poignant farewell to late guitarist Alan Murphy. Overall, the album feels lighter and less potent than earlier works but remains skillfully crafted. Discover the intricate grooves and heartfelt moments on Level 42's 'Staring At The Sun'—listen now and explore their unique 80s funk-pop fusion!

 "'Crazy,' originally a minor hit by Gnarls Barkley, here dazzles like a refined party, the kind where you sip a gin and tonic and try to woo the blonde in a low-cut dress."

 "Support music that doesn’t want to retire if it still makes your head bob."

Booker T. Jones’ album The Road From Memphis blends classic funk, soul, and R&B with original compositions and a dynamic cover of Gnarls Barkley’s "Crazy." The record channels vintage vibes reminiscent of the MG's, enhanced by guest artists like Lou Reed. Its vinyl edition provides a stylish package for fans, supporting music that remains fresh and engaging decades later. Listen to Booker T. Jones’ funky groove on The Road From Memphis and savor vintage soul with a modern twist!

 "Awakening is an impactful track, a punk rock piece that fully synthesizes the band's style."

 "Southern Air greatly garners positive reviews from both critics and myself, bringing with it a couple of tracks that will surely become classics in the group's live setlists."

Yellowcard's eighth album, Southern Air, marks a strong return to their pop punk roots with a California-inspired sound. While not a groundbreaking punk rock masterpiece, it features several standout tracks like "Awakening" and "The Surface Of The Sun." The album balances nostalgic elements with fresh energy, earning positive reviews and a deserved four-star rating as a solid comeback effort. Listen to Yellowcard’s Southern Air and rediscover their refreshing pop punk energy today!

 "Waiting for the Sun is the only Doors album to reach number one on the charts."

 The album contains songs with very strong lyrics, like The Unknown Soldier, but compared to the first two it is more "soft."

Waiting For The Sun is The Doors' third studio album, released in 1968. It was their only album to reach number one on the charts and featured notable singles like "Hello, I Love You." While critics were largely negative due to its softer tone compared to previous albums, fans embraced its strong lyrics and commercial appeal. The album achieved platinum and gold status and included demos and alternate takes in later anniversaries. Discover the hits and hidden gems of The Doors' Waiting For The Sun – listen now and experience their unique sound evolution!