The Strokes have always been jokers, they farted into the microphone on the first album, how can one claim that they are 'not serious about what they do'?

 By putting on this 'Comedown Machine,' I realized two things: Thank heavens it doesn’t sound like that fecal mass 'Angles,' and finally we find the Strokes of the first albums.

This review defies typical harsh critiques by embracing The Strokes' playful nature and consistent style. It highlights Comedown Machine as a pleasant half-hour of pop-rock reminiscent of their early work, praising its quirky charm. The reviewer challenges the unrealistic expectations imposed on the band and appreciates standout tracks like 50/50. The overall message encourages acceptance of the band's unique musical identity without demanding forced maturity. Listen to The Strokes' Comedown Machine and rediscover their playful indie rock charm today!

 The desire to emerge is strong, and the attention to detail is evident, which differentiates Screaming Eyes from the usual disposable bands seeking attention.

 We are facing a band that has everything it takes to do well; let’s allow them to mature calmly and we might have very pleasant surprises.

Screaming Eyes from Turin return with their new mini-EP For Whom The Sins Are Over, showcasing evolved vocals, heavy riffs, and polished production. The three tracks continue the band's blend of modern metal and Nordic influences. While the EP is brief, the quality and attention to detail distinguish them from typical bands. Fans can expect promising growth as the group matures. Discover the powerful riffs and refined sound of Screaming Eyes' latest EP – listen now and experience the future of modern metal!

 It is likely that this figure was beefed up by the director because Kathryn Bigelow’s intent seems to be to personify in the actions of this agent, and in her almost inhuman determination, the desire for revenge and redemption of a nation wounded in its pride.

 Reality is often like that. No pompous music to seal the end of an unprecedented manhunt; in Jessica Chastain’s gaze, there is only mild satisfaction for having done her job, but also some sadness because it is inherent in the human condition not to fully enjoy the present and to already look to the future.

This review praises Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty as a technically flawless and emotionally raw thriller about the lengthy manhunt for Osama Bin Laden. The film blends a documentary-like beginning with a thriller climax, anchored by Jessica Chastain's intense performance. Despite the controversial torture scenes and political criticism, it offers a sober, non-triumphalistic depiction of the mission's reality. The final military raid is portrayed starkly, avoiding melodrama while capturing the somber mood of victory. Explore the raw intensity of Zero Dark Thirty and experience the gripping manhunt that changed history.

 The CCCP didn’t do politics, they did the poetics of politics.

 No nostalgia of any kind, be clear, we are here to entertain and have fun.

Umberto Negri's 2013 live show in Milan pays homage to the legendary CCCP Fedeli alla Linea with authentic renditions of their seminal punk tracks. The performance combines vintage imagery and intimate sound to recreate the raw energy that defined the band’s unique Eastern-influenced punk style. Far from nostalgic, Negri celebrates the poetics of politics through a carefully curated setlist, engaging both longtime fans and newcomers. Though the audience was modest, the overall vibe was warm and memorable. Discover Umberto Negri's dynamic tribute and experience the iconic punk energy of CCCP—don’t miss this powerful live musical journey!

 The first change came with the decision of guitarist Miika Tenkula to abandon the role of growler to focus on his instrument because he was tired of singing live.

 An album that, according to Jarva, expresses a 'strange purity' that can only be achieved once in a lifetime.

Sentenced’s 1992 album North From Here marked a pivotal shift from their debut, distancing from old-school death metal toward a more innovative sound. The album combines dynamic, melodic death metal with atmospheric, Nordic-inspired themes. Vocal duties changed hands, allowing guitarist Miika Tenkula to focus on intricate guitar work. The result is a unique and cohesive album reflecting the band’s evolution and the era’s experimental death metal trends. Explore Sentenced’s North From Here and experience the unique evolution of 90s Finnish death metal!

 The group from Cuneo has loosened the reins that tied them to worn-out patterns, offering pop-punk lovers a varied and enjoyable album to listen to.

 The classic summer period album, to be listened to without too many thoughts and appreciated in all its genuineness.

Dance! No Thanks progresses significantly in 'Something To Believe In', offering a varied and enjoyable pop-punk album. Produced at Fusix Studio, the album features catchy hooks and lyrics about daily life. Influences from Californian melodic hardcore add speed and momentum, appealing to genre fans. This release marks the band's growth and is a great summer listen. Discover 'Something To Believe In' by Dance! No Thanks – a fresh take on pop-punk worth your summer playlist.

 This is an unbounded journey into the deep ether, among nostalgic and dark atmospheres propelled by soft unease.

 Boards Of Canada set up an ambient documentary background, using a hypnotizing beat, through analog and modern synthesizers that suspend the listener in a state of anguished harmony.

Boards Of Canada's The Campfire Headphase offers an ethereal journey through nostalgic and dark soundscapes. The album blends analog and modern synths to create hypnotic beats that suspend the listener in a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere. Visuals complement the mood with blurred images that evoke memories and mystery. The experience feels like a timeless, introspective trip through enigmatic places and emotions. Dive into the hypnotic world of The Campfire Headphase and experience Boards Of Canada's unique ambient soundscape.

 Reunions are often attempts to scrape together money and to offer a repertoire that probably doesn’t even represent the current existential state of the musicians who 'once were'.

 A booklet as simple in graphics as it is in words, yet capable of letting us relive, through the eyes of former punk musicians from Turin, the story of one of the greatest Italian legends.

The review highlights Negazione's decision against reunions, focusing instead on reissuing classic works like Il Giorno Del Sole and Lo Spirito Continua. It praises the release’s accompanying booklet that vividly recounts the band’s history and the punk scene in Turin. The reviewer encourages both new listeners and longtime fans to enjoy the music’s enduring power and legacy. Dive into the raw energy of Negazione’s punk legacy—listen now and rediscover Il Giorno Del Sole!

 The combination of songs that opens the album - the title track and 'Burnin'' - is truly excellent.

 Most of it flows by without leaving a mark on first listens, even encouraging the less patient listener to skip a song.

This review covers No Connection's album 'Feed The Machine,' highlighting a powerful start with standout tracks. The album showcases solid guitar solos later on, but suffers from weaker ballads and repetitive songwriting. While the band's potential is evident, the album as a whole lacks memorable impact on first listens. Despite this, the reviewer finds several redeeming qualities deserving recognition. Discover the classic rock energy of No Connection's 'Feed The Machine'—listen now and decide if their potential shines through.

 'Tonight I’m Alright' is not the best he could do; it is just a demonstration that M.W. could ALSO do disco music, reprocessing all its ingredients, to elevate its level.

 His voice, an added instrument, sharp and highly charged.

The review highlights Narada Michael Walden's versatile talent, showcasing his ability to craft disco music with sophistication in 'Tonight I'm Alright.' The track is noted for its rhythmic innovation and rich instrumentation. Walden's achievements and influence in multiple music genres, as well as his significant awards, are emphasized, underscoring his enduring impact. Listen to 'Tonight I'm Alright' and experience Narada Michael Walden’s unmatched dance music fusion!

 Bible Belt is anything but cold or artificial like that of much more famous colleagues, indeed, it almost seems as if the album was composed and released right in those years to which Diane musically aspires.

 Despite being a well-made album, it doesn’t innovate a musical genre, but doesn’t propose to do so either.

Diane Birch’s 2009 debut album Bible Belt showcases her soulful roots rooted in gospel music, enhanced by influences from Laura Nyro, Carole King, and Elton John. The album blends retro soul with modern production, featuring warm vocals and catchy melodies. While it does not break new ground in the genre, it offers a rich, well-executed listening experience ideal for fans of classic soul and R&B. Standout tracks include 'Valentino' and 'Mirror Mirror,' all tied together by excellent arrangements and a timeless feel. Listen to Diane Birch’s soulful Bible Belt and experience a timeless blend of gospel and retro soul today!

 The harmonic progressions are certainly less banal than their dubstepper peers.

 Army of Mushrooms does little justice to the duo’s stylistic shift, falling into a fashionable musical change.

Infected Mushroom's Army of Mushrooms marks a clear shift from their psy-trance roots to dubstep and Jumpstyle influences. The album showcases melodic depth and harmonic sophistication but suffers from predictable and outdated song developments. While the stylistic change feels more like a trend than avant-garde exploration, the album still offers valuable melodic content worthy of a listen. Discover Infected Mushroom’s melodic shift—listen to Army of Mushrooms now and explore their new electronic direction!

 Savages is a film that shows glimpses of the most uncompromising and violent Stone from his early works and that has a new impulse in step with the times.

 The photography of Daniel Mindel is sharp, bordering on documentary/videogame, giving the story a contemporary tech flavor.

Oliver Stone's 'Savages' is a violent and visually sharp crime drama about drug cartels and a complicated love triangle. Despite some predictable and 'fake' moments, the film captures Stone's uncompromising style and updates it for modern audiences. The movie explores deep themes like family, ecology, and anti-prohibition, making it one of Stone's better works in recent years. Though not a masterpiece, it delivers a lively and tense experience intensified by strong performances and a unique double ending. Discover Oliver Stone’s intense 'Savages'—watch the thrilling story of love, violence, and survival today!

 A kind of edgy mutant rock with a noteworthy specific weight: 'We Shall Be Changed' is much more than a statement of intent.

 An album with finely corrosive traits: the risk is that of a salvific intoxication.

Cop Shoot Cop's 1992 Suck City EP represents a pivotal moment in the band's evolution, balancing raw noise-rock energy with emerging industrial influences. The four-track release captures their transitional sound, marked by abrasive vocals and rhythmic complexity. Vocalist Tod A.'s journey from this project to Firewater highlights contrasting artistic paths. While intense and challenging, the EP's distinctive style makes it a compelling listen for fans of edgy, experimental rock. Dive into Cop Shoot Cop's Suck City EP and experience the fierce evolution of 90s noise-rock today!

 A vivid musical melting pot that smoothly transitions from Turkish Maqsoum to Punjabi Bhangra, citing Jamaican Ska and Greek Rebetiko with the care to thicken it all with a healthy Old school Punk attitude.

 An album of a thousand-and-one flavors: the risk is of an overdose.

Firewater's 'International Orange' marks a significant evolution for Tod A., blending diverse global sounds into a rich musical tapestry. The album combines elements from Turkish Maqsoum to Jamaican Ska, infused with punk energy and Latin rhythms. While longtime fans of Tod’s rawer Cop Shoot Cop style may find this a surprising shift, the album offers a bold, multifaceted listening experience. The risk of an 'overdose' of styles is noted but contributes to the album's unique character. Listen to Firewater’s International Orange for an adventurous world music journey with punk spirit!

 When their sound creations spread throughout an environment, the unease is the same as an imminent visit from "Pinhead" and company.

 A sick, chaotic music, a mirror of the times, a calculated chaos. A sonic big bang.

Cranioclast’s Kolik-San-Art is a captivating 1986 dark industrial ambient album by the German duo. Inspired by the eerie Hellraiser Cenobites, the music blends chaotic, unsettling sounds with experimental elements creating an enigmatic atmosphere. The album acts like a surreal soundtrack from a parallel universe, mixing concrete music, dark electronics, and hints of classical piano. It's a sonic challenge for adventurous listeners seeking unique and haunting soundscapes. Dive into Kolik-San-Art and experience a dark, experimental journey unlike any other. Listen now and embrace the eerie vibes!

 Leadon is a really talented musician, the main contributor to the charm and purity of the Eagles' early records.

 Natural Progressions offers a good product for genre aficionados, though it lacks the magic of Leadon's earlier work.

This review revisits Bernie Leadon’s 1977 album Natural Progressions, created with longtime friend Michael Georgiades after leaving the Eagles. While showcasing Leadon’s signature country rock style and instrumental skills, the album is seen as a modest effort lacking commercial success. The review highlights Leadon’s significant influence on the Eagles’ early sound and expresses admiration for his musicianship despite the album’s limited impact. Explore Bernie Leadon’s heartfelt country rock journey—listen to Natural Progressions and rediscover a hidden gem!

 Salmo smashes everything and everyone, showcasing his remarkable skills: smooth and direct flow, lyrics full of quotes and references, and a unique approach to the mic.

 An album that finds its cohesiveness in its heterogeneity. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

Salmo's 'Midnite' is a powerful and gritty album that skillfully blends dubstep, drum’n’bass, and classic hip hop elements. The reviewer praises Salmo’s direct flow, lyrical depth, and the album’s diverse but cohesive sound. Despite a raw and unfiltered tone, the album stands out as a bold expression of individuality and resistance to mainstream familiarity. It’s a strong, energetic record for fans of unique rap styles. Listen to Salmo's 'Midnite' now and experience a bold, gritty journey through innovative rap sounds!

 If you want to listen to an album of pure, innocent fun and great energetic melodies, don’t hesitate to get the first and only album by the Pop Tarts.

 There’s not a moment of boredom, melodies of childlike simplicity that bring joy.

Pop Tarts' only album, 'Woman Is The Fuehrer Of The World,' delivers pure, innocent fun with energetic and joyful melodies. This 1998 German release blends pop-punk inspirations with unique keyboard and sound effects. At just half an hour, the album maintains a lively pace without boredom. The reviewer appreciates the band's unmodest youthful charm and prefers the band ended here to preserve the album's vitality. Listen to Pop Tarts' vibrant 'Woman Is The Fuehrer Of The World' and enjoy an energetic pop-garage experience!

 Scanners is and will always remain the matrix of the works that Cronenberg will create in the future.

 The film masterfully mixes Thriller with Science Fiction with a hint of Horror.

Scanners (1981) marks David Cronenberg's breakthrough film, launching his distinctive body horror style. The movie explores psychic powers, mental transformation, and societal control through a thrilling sci-fi horror plot. While often underestimated, the film is praised for its complex storyline and deep themes. It remains one of Cronenberg's best works and a cult classic in the genre. Discover the origins of body horror—watch Scanners and dive into Cronenberg’s groundbreaking classic today!