Disco music has a new queen, and she doesn’t seem ready to leave anytime soon.

 That! Feels Good! is a demonstration of sincere respect and philological love for the genre that launched her at the time of her debut.

Jessie Ware’s That! Feels Good! confirms her artistic rebirth and solidifies her role in the disco revival movement after the success of What's Your Pleasure?. The album shifts focus from 80s to 70s disco, featuring rich arrangements and her signature elegant vocals. While not quite reaching the previous album’s peak, it remains a heartfelt, fun, and well-crafted collection. The record offers standout tracks like 'Free Yourself' and 'Begin Again,' with only one minor mismatch in tone. Dive into Jessie Ware’s disco journey and experience That! Feels Good! — the perfect soundtrack to hit the dance floor now!

 The vinyl actually consists of just one track, the title track, which on side B is "fragmented" in the manner of M.lleLeGladiator, skirting and sometimes reaching sonic absurdity.

 It’s a meticulous and daring work, it deserves 4 stars.

Giusto Pio’s fifth album, Alla Corte Di Nefertiti, stands out as a daring 14.5-minute suite that explores oriental and Egyptian-influenced soundscapes. Produced by Franco Battiato’s label L’Ottava, the album consists of one fragmented track featuring diverse instruments and evolving atmospheres. The work was also used as a soundtrack for a 1988 Verona sculpture exhibition. The review awards 4 stars for its meticulous and bold approach. Discover Giusto Pio’s unique blend of oriental and experimental sounds in Alla Corte Di Nefertiti—listen and explore this adventurous musical journey today!

 Welcome the strength of certain gutsy folk, especially if crossed by electric discharges and adventurous sounds.

 "An electric and psychedelic vein that thickens the mélange of folk, drone, afrobeat."

English Primitive II by David Lance Callahan is a compelling blend of gutsy folk, electric psychedelia, and poetic songwriting. The album connects musically with poetic themes, notably inspired by William Blake. It balances roughness with refinement, offering both adventurous soundscapes and heartfelt ballads. This work stands apart, inviting comparisons to artists like PJ Harvey but with its own unique, visceral character. Discover the unique blend of electric and poetic folk in David Lance Callahan’s English Primitive II—listen now and experience the adventurous journey!

 The live energy they radiated was and still is of devastating power.

 This concert is of great interest as it captures one of the last performances held at the legendary Dive, a cult and sacred place for garage-punk lovers.

This review explores The Fuzztones' live album 'Live At The Dive 85', capturing a powerful final performance at the legendary Dive venue. Despite modest recording quality, the energy and engagement shine through. The setlist uniquely includes covers paying tribute to rival bands, highlighting the scene's vibrant community. This release, offered by Area Pirata in limited vinyl and CD formats, is a valuable document for garage-punk fans. Dive into The Fuzztones' raw garage-punk spirit—listen to 'Live At The Dive 85' now on Bandcamp!

 With each new listen, things improve!

 Page turned 63 in May, and a forceful return to that Hardcore-Noise-Alternative-Metal... would be utterly ridiculous.

The reviewer approached Helmet's album 'Left' with low expectations but found it pleasantly surprising. While it doesn't replicate the hardcore noise of Helmet's early works, the album delivers sharp production and engaging tracks. Some songs near the end feel out of place, yet overall the record balances nostalgia with evolution. The reviewer is eager to experience Helmet’s live performance. Listen to Helmet’s 'Left' to experience a robust mix of old-school energy and fresh sounds!

 There’s something for everyone: songs from South America, in dialects not only Bolognese but also Venetian, tracks in Hebrew and Greek.

 Compared to the previous album, there is a greater richness in everything, and despite the not impeccable voice and already published tracks, we can also give 4 stars to this one.

Francesco Guccini’s album Canzoni da Osteria offers a rich musical journey through diverse genres and dialects. The album features romantic and sentimental tracks alongside songs spanning Italy, South America, and beyond. Produced by Fabio Ilacqua, it benefits from varied instrumentation and a deep cultural narrative. Although some tracks have been previously released and vocal imperfections exist, the album’s richness secures a strong 4-star rating. Discover the rich sounds and stories in Francesco Guccini’s Canzoni da Osteria – listen to the album and explore its diverse musical journeys today!

 Buddy Guy, the only survivor of the electric Chicago Blues scene, lives this condition as a mission.

 The needle runs through and presents covers and original songs played like they’re from heaven.

This heartfelt review celebrates the iconic album 'Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Play The Blues' as an emblem of electric Chicago Blues. Praising the legendary artists and collaborators, it evokes a vivid listening experience enriched by storytelling and raw emotion. The album's timeless quality and deep musical roots shine through, making it a must-listen for blues enthusiasts. Listen to Buddy Guy & Junior Wells’ legendary blues album and feel the electric soul of Chicago’s finest!

 The unbearable density of the deliberately fierce clamour allows us to taste a material quality that dismays the range of action of our 'will to power' and makes us lower the crest of our ego.

 So, sit back and listen (it's an Order!), shut up, and don’t be the jerk that you are, because if you get distracted for a moment, these guys will (and it’s not a euphemism) do your backside like a bucket.

Reinhold Friedl’s KORE, performed by Zeitkratzer, delivers an intense and immersive contemporary chamber music experience. The album challenges listeners with chaotic soundscapes and fierce instrumental density. It acts as a tribute to Iannis Xenakis and explores complex sonic architectures. Although demanding, it offers moments of ecstasy and deep reflection on sound and existence. Dive into the intense sound world of KORE by Reinhold Friedl and Zeitkratzer—experience avant-garde chamber music like never before.

 Even the patriarchal father Valerio Mastandrea occasionally takes on the irony of Fred Buscaglione.

 Women will win "because you can speak even with your mouth closed..."

Paola Cortellesi’s first film offers a powerful two-hour portrait of female emancipation in post-war Italy, mixing dramatic moments with well-placed irony. The film reflects societal changes without heavy drama, paying homage to Italian Neorealism. Key performances include Valerio Mastandrea’s subtly humorous patriarchal figure. A timely story that resonates even today, enhanced by a nostalgic soundtrack and sharp social commentary. Discover Paola Cortellesi’s debut film and experience a heartfelt tribute to female emancipation through humor and history.

 "Blink-182 is undoubtedly also much more. It is bold in building the two singles 'Feeling This' and 'Down' starting from 'hip-hoppish' drum patterns."

 "Blink-182 in 2003 are at a turning point. It’s a shame because 'blink-182' seemed like a new beginning for the band... something that would have been worth exploring further."

This review explores Blink-182's 2003 self-titled album as a pivotal moment of maturity and artistic evolution. It reflects on internal band tensions, bold musical experimentation, and deep, emotional themes. The album blends diverse sounds and socially aware lyrics, marking a departure from their earlier work. Though not as commercially iconic as prior releases, it remains essential for fans understanding the band's complex journey. Discover the depth and boldness of Blink-182’s 2003 album—listen now and experience their turning point in sound and emotion!

 It’s a well-curated anthology of quotes, excerpts, unassignable delusions, and more, concerning the drinking of anything alcoholic.

 I recommend you don’t miss out on this book!!

Enrico Remmert and Luca Ragagnin's book is an enjoyable and curious collection of quotes and reflections on conscious drinking. It includes perspectives from Arab and Indian writers and offers a pleasant reading experience, though the preface is seen as a weaker element. Highly recommended for readers seeking a light and cultured introduction to the theme of alcohol consumption. Explore Enrico Remmert’s unique anthology on conscious drinking—read, savor, and reflect on the art of enjoying alcohol responsibly!

 Meditation and poetry will save us.

 A return to the synthetic past of the 80s to tackle the liquid future ahead.

Max Deste’s 'Omaggio al Poeta' explores AI themes through a nostalgic 80s synth pop lens. Inspired by Buddhist meditation, the album delivers mostly positive, emotional lyrics. It presents a hopeful message about the future amid technological change. Deste combines poetic depth with catchy electro-pop sounds in this self-produced work. Listen to Max Deste’s 'Omaggio al Poeta' and immerse yourself in a poetic synth pop journey blending past and future.

 The first 2 tracks of the CD are a Metal blast, classic riffs from the only survivor of the original lineup, guitarist Wolf Hoffmann.

 Having seen them live this winter in Milan, they’re still devastating.

This review delves into Accept’s 2021 metal album 'Too Mean to Die,' highlighting the strong riffs by Wolf Hoffmann and Mark Tornillo’s vocal presence replacing Udo Dirkschneider. The reviewer shares a vivid and imaginative experience while listening to the album, expressing enthusiasm for the band's enduring energy and heavy sound. The album is seen as a successful continuation of Accept’s legacy with a fresh voice. Dive into Accept’s ‘Too Mean to Die’ and experience the raw power of classic metal reborn with fresh intensity!

 John’s voice is impeccable, unmatched, a gem.

 The Beatles are back to remind everyone why they are the Greatest Band of All Time.

Paul McCartney's release of 'Now And Then' is praised as a major event for Beatles fans and music lovers alike. The song features John Lennon's unmatched vocals, George Harrison's guitar, and orchestral elements by Giles Martin. Despite minor criticisms, the reviewer believes the song will be the standout track of 2023, revitalizing The Beatles' legacy. The accompanying video by Peter Jackson adds a powerful emotional layer, confirming the band's lasting impact. Listen to 'Now And Then' and relive The Beatles' timeless magic today!

 He manages to scrape away certain country languors leading us into musical territories close to roots-rock.

 An album highly recommended for anyone who still doesn’t know Joe Ely.

Joe Ely’s 'Live at Liberty Lunch' captures a powerful 1989 live performance that reflects on his career through songs from eight prior albums. The album blends country-rock with roots-rock elements, highlighted by intense guitar solos and energetic rhythms. Ely’s collaboration with songwriter Butch Hancock and support from his band creates a rich live experience. Some tracks bring a slower mood, though the energetic numbers standout. Ideal for new listeners and longtime fans of Texas music. Listen to Joe Ely’s 'Live at Liberty Lunch' and experience classic Texas country-rock live energy!

 The result is Note, nine reasons of which two, Halley and CapitanNemo, were supposed to be part of the album Cigarettes, in collaboration with Franco Battiato.

 Paradoxically compared to the works of 1982-83, this Note offers more cues for the emerging new wave.

Giusto Pio’s fourth solo album, 'Note,' marks his shift to CBS and a deep engagement with sophisticated pop. Featuring tracks influenced by his work with Franco Battiato, the album blends classical piano and violin with cosmic and new wave elements. Notable songs include 'Halley,' 'CapitanoNemo,' and the tender 'NinnanannaperAndrea,' reflecting both musical prowess and emotional depth. The album hints at the emerging new wave while maintaining classical roots. Explore Giusto Pio’s 'Note' and experience the elegant fusion of classical and sophisticated pop today!

 The music "demusicizes" and the listener is entranced by the ecstasy and does not realize that the two tracks last a total of 31 minutes.

 Motoreimmobile can be defined as Franco Battiato’s nonosperimentale, the last minimalist stir before an exceptionally high-level pop fairy tale.

Giusto Pio's debut album Motore Immobile is a fascinating minimalist and cultured pop work from 1979. Influenced by Franco Battiato, it features long, entrancing tracks that reflect spiritual and sonic depth. The album explores stillness as a form of energy and embodies a unique musical experiment within Italian music history. Though vocal contributions by Demetrio Stratos were planned, they remained unrealized. Explore Giusto Pio's unique Motore Immobile and dive into the world of minimalist cultured pop music!

 "'Now and Then' is just a useless commercial move exclusively aimed at keeping a flourishing enterprise called 'The Beatles' well-oiled."

 "The song feels like taking an old food out of the freezer to prepare it hastily, without much commitment."

The review critically examines The Beatles' new single 'Now and Then,' highlighting its reliance on AI technology and orchestration. While acknowledging the band's historic significance, the author finds the track lacks the magic and vividness typical of their earlier work. The release feels more like a commercial endeavor than a meaningful musical moment. Listeners unfamiliar with The Beatles' legacy may find little to connect with in this song. Discover the full story behind The Beatles' 'Now and Then'—listen, reflect, and explore their legendary legacy.

 The three very long compositions aim to recreate the atmospheres of this place with rather strange customs and habits.

 Here the music "de-musics," until it reaches the peak of the mountain, or the contemplation of the Absolute.

This review highlights Francesco Messina's 1979 album collaboration with Raul Lovisoni, produced by Franco Battiato. Inspired by René Daumal's mystical novel "Il Monte Analogo," the album features long, meditative compositions that evoke the ascent of a mythical mountain. The music blends progressive and experimental sounds, supported by notable guest musicians. Its intriguing cover art and conceptual depth make it a standout in Italy's alternative music history. Dive into the mystical sounds of Francesco Messina’s landmark album and discover a unique journey through progressive Italian music.

 Vic took all the time necessary to attend the event... that melancholy which now found the right pressure to emerge from Pandora’s box and illuminate the Pantheon with beauty.

 And amid the creaks of the synth, one suddenly hears a breath, but this one is warm and human and not icy electronic.

Foxglove's album Shapes of Moon evokes a deep melancholic reflection through a blend of electro sounds and poetic imagery. The review highlights Vic's solitary artistic journey in Paris and the evocative performance by the sea in Sète. The album uses synth layered with human warmth and emotional depth, creating a unique electro waltz. The music resists superficial modernity and explores themes of exile, memory, and soulful expression. Dive into the poetic melancholy of Foxglove's Shapes of Moon—listen now and experience its soulful electro waltz.