Glenn Branca, 10 years late, releases an EP 25 years ahead.

 The second track is a controlled chaos, at times lysergic.

The reviewer rejects music 'know-it-alls' and approaches Glenn Branca's 'Lesson No. 1' with candid honesty. The EP's first track features repetitive, Tubular Bells-like guitars, while the second track delivers controlled, lysergic dissonance. Though intense and challenging, the reviewer appreciates its unique qualities despite personal fatigue after listening. Dive into Glenn Branca's innovative 'Lesson No. 1' and experience a milestone in experimental music today!

 "Moretti seems to have wanted to get rid of not one, but many pebbles in his shoes."

 "The film is a man trying to ask himself what the real meaning of cinema is today."

Il sol dell’avvenire marks a refreshed chapter in Nanni Moretti's career, exploring political and personal themes through self-referential storytelling. Though not his best work, the film offers masterful sequences and sharp critiques of modern cinema and streaming platforms. It balances nostalgia and sharp reflection on Italy’s past and present. The strong performances and thematic depth make it an engaging watch for cinephiles. Discover Moretti's introspective take on cinema and politics – watch Il sol dell’avvenire and explore its layered storytelling today!

 By now the memory of Victor Jara merges into the legend of his songs, musical poems that are heard around the world and recognized as symbols of freedom and struggle for the weakest.

 With this book, Joan brings us back to the man.

This review highlights Joan Jara’s deeply personal biography of Victor Jara, portraying him beyond the myth as an actor, director, and committed artist. It covers his artistic journey, political activism, and tragic death during Pinochet's coup. The book offers a clear and fluent narrative that captures the hopeful yet painful Chilean political climate. It is praised for bringing forth the true dimension of a legendary figure. Discover the man behind Victor Jara’s legendary songs—read Joan Jara’s heartfelt biography and delve into Chile’s turbulent history.

 We are ready for summer, a time for sea, sun, and new loves, which we live and rediscover with "Wuthering Heights," the soundtrack of our summer!

 Dj Fonzie Ciaco made it!! He managed to climb the charts to the top and impose a style on the entire Italian dance music Star System.

Dj Fonzie Ciaco revitalizes Kate Bush’s classic 'Wuthering Heights' with an energetic 2014 EDM cover featuring Annalisa Madonna’s faithful vocals. The remix successfully blends nostalgia and vibrant dance beats, resonating with summer vibes. Dj Fonzie Ciaco’s innovative style gained significant traction in the Italian dance music scene, underpinned by his establishment of Cyako Traxx Records and multiple sub-labels. His prolific output spans various genres, marking him a versatile force in electronic music. Listen to Dj Fonzie Ciaco’s fresh EDM remix of Wuthering Heights and feel the summer energy now!

 The King is an album full of strength and vulnerability, which then go hand in hand.

 The litany resembles the old bluesmen with their gospel, here adopted as a successful language narrating the violence of the Old Testament.

The King is regarded as a highlight in Anjimile's discography, featuring a sparse yet impactful sound with acoustic guitar and voice. The album blends personal autobiography with heavy social themes like racial injustice and transphobia. Collaborations with producer Shawn Everett and Big Thief's drummer add depth. The music draws on gospel and old blues traditions to narrate contemporary struggles. Overall, it balances strength with vulnerability in a compelling way. Listen to Anjimile's The King and experience its raw emotion and powerful storytelling today.

 "When anxiety became lighter, it faded into a dream."

 "The friend is real, in his quality as a ghost, and the love for the son is shocking in how much it isn’t 'predetermined.'"

The review explores the themes of existential paralysis and acceptance of madness in Nico D'Alessandria's film L'amico immaginario. It highlights the protagonist's internal struggle with free will and societal expectations, enhanced by a poetic and atmospheric style. The film reflects deep emotional and philosophical layers, ultimately offering a contemplative view on pain and transformation. The music and symbolic elements reinforce the introspective mood throughout. Discover the profound journey of L'amico immaginario—watch the film and experience its poetic depth today.

 An explosive mix of energy to be handled with great care.

 Dj Fonzie Ciaco represents an unmissable appointment for those who intend to unleash on the dance floor until dawn.

Dj Fonzie Ciaco returns with 'Shine For Love,' an original, energetic dance track featuring captivating melodies and the iconic vocals of Diana J. The single balances radio-friendly appeal with exclusive club remixes by Felipe C and Gianni Donzelli. Celebrated on major Italian and international networks, the track confirms Fonzie’s reputation as a leading figure in Naples’ nightlife scene. His blend of retro house and modern electro influences continues to engage fans across diverse dancefloor styles. Listen now to Dj Fonzie Ciaco’s 'Shine For Love' and experience the perfect blend of energy and melody for your next dance session!

 I, for my part, claim instead that his best film is The Land Before Time.

 Anyone born and raised between the ’80s and ’90s will have a memory of the enchanted valley as indelible as it is sweet.

The review highlights Don Bluth’s departure from Disney to create his own style, focusing on his 1988 film The Land Before Time. It praises the film's emotional depth, gentle storytelling, and memorable dinosaur characters. The movie is considered a nostalgic classic for those who grew up in the 80s and 90s. Despite some derivative elements, it remains a beloved children's film with lasting impact. Discover the timeless charm of The Land Before Time—watch and relive a childhood classic today!

 Washer are a perfect circle, but full of edges.

 'Fail Big: a belated manifesto.'

The review praises Washer’s album for capturing a nostalgic yet raw urgency reminiscent of late 90s American alternative guitar music. Despite a monotonous vocal delivery, the melodies and dynamics, especially in songs like 'Fail Big' and 'The Waning Moon,' stand out. The album reflects themes of youthful enthusiasm, slacker identity, and simple yet effective songwriting. It is positioned as a worthy release in a sparse contemporary scene. Dive into Washer’s ‘Improved Means To Deteriorated Ends’ and experience a raw, nostalgic alternative soundscape!

 An explosive mix of energy to handle with great care.

 The track has an easy and catchy sound and reflects DJ Fonzie’s positive and cheerful nature.

DJ Fonzie Ciaco’s album 'Heaven is a Place on Earth' delivers an energetic, catchy summer anthem that has quickly topped dance and club charts globally. Featuring vocals by Diana J and remixes from renowned producers, the track blends classic style with modern dancefloor appeal. The review highlights the artist’s deep passion for music, his Neapolitan roots, and his influence within the nightlife scene. The song is widely played on major Italian and international radio stations and is positioned to become a summer dance hit. Listen to DJ Fonzie Ciaco’s 'Heaven is a Place on Earth' now and feel the summer energy on dance floors worldwide!

 Cormac McCarthy's style is perfect for narrating any tale of moral misery, senselessness, barbarity.

 "Someone who can’t tell the difference between raping and killing people and chewing gum in class is much worse than me."

Cormac McCarthy's 'No Country for Old Men' offers a terse and precise narrative exploring senseless violence and moral decay. The story follows Sheriff Bell, Llewellyn Moss, and the chilling killer Anton Chigurh in a deadly chase along the Texas-Mexico border. With a clever narrative device of reflective monologues, the author portrays a world slipping into chaos and loss of compassion. The novel ultimately reflects on the difficulty older generations face witnessing societal breakdown. Dive into McCarthy's haunting tale of violence and morality—read 'No Country for Old Men' today!

 Feeble dialogues accompany the progressive exit of flesh and bone individuals, & with them my first yawn.

 Catatonic, pretentious and inconclusive as it is.

This review expresses strong disappointment in Pixar's Elemental, praising only the short film 'Carl's Date' for its emotional depth. The main feature is described as predictable, shallow, and pretentious, failing to deliver meaningful themes. The reviewer finds the dialogue weak and the symbolic characters unengaging. Ultimately, the film is deemed a missed opportunity to address relevant social and philosophical issues. Read our in-depth review and decide if Pixar's Elemental is worth your time.

 Sparrowhawk... gives me forty minutes of pure fun and a heap of great sensations today, as if it were 1971 or 1981.

 "Stay With Me" is enough to justify the bucks spent on this "Sparrowhawk," but the rest of the offering is just as valuable.

Sparrowhawk’s self-titled debut album is a heartfelt tribute to the classic rock and punk scenes of the '70s and '80s. The band channels influences from Thin Lizzy and local punk heroes, offering 37 minutes of passionate and fun rock music. Standout tracks like "Stay With Me" and "You Can’t Stop Tomorrow" capture the spirit of an era, making this album a rare and cherished illusion for fans of vintage rock. The reviewer regards it as an album of the year worthy of revisiting rock legends. Dive into Sparrowhawk’s passionate rock tribute—listen now and relive the golden age of classic and punk rock!

 If I keep drinking, I condemn myself.

 Remember, you are not alone.

My Name Is Joe is a deeply moving film by Ken Loach that explores addiction, community, and personal struggle within the working class. The protagonist grapples with alcoholism while supporting others in difficult circumstances, showcasing themes of resilience and solidarity. The performances, particularly Peter Mullan's award-winning portrayal, and the authentic screenplay by Paul Laverty make this film a must-watch. It emphasizes that no one is truly alone and highlights the importance of connection. Watch Ken Loach's My Name Is Joe to experience a heartfelt story of resilience and hope in the face of adversity.

 "When we’re all gone from here, only death will remain, and even it will have its days numbered."

 "Listen to me, he said. What. When you dream of a world that never existed or one that will never exist and in which you are happy again, it will mean that you have given up. Understand? And you cannot give up. I will not let you."

Cormac McCarthy's The Road is a harrowing yet splendid tale of survival in a post-apocalyptic world. Through a stripped-down prose style, it explores a father and son's journey amid death and desolation. The novel portrays humanity's faint glimmer through compassion and protection. It is considered a masterpiece, difficult to categorize but deeply impactful. Read Cormac McCarthy’s The Road and experience a powerful tale of survival and humanity in the face of extinction.

 It’s a film about appearance, a good film.

 Power belongs to those without scruples, and those in power never hesitate to wield it.

Arrivederci amore, ciao is an intense film directed by Michele Soavi that explores themes of betrayal, corruption, and identity. The story follows Giorgio Pellegrini, a leftist revolutionary whose life spirals through crime and deception as he seeks freedom and redemption. The narrative is fast-paced and driven by complex villains wearing respectable masks. Soavi's skillful direction and strong performances make it a compelling work worth revisiting. Watch Michele Soavi’s Arrivederci amore, ciao for a gripping journey through crime, betrayal, and redemption.

 The official facts do not entirely convince—the truth about Brian Jones's death seems deliberately obscured.

 He was the true founder of the Rolling Stones, but his fragile psyche and lifestyle led to both brilliance and downfall.

Danny Garcia's 2019 Netflix documentary delves into the enigmatic and troubled life of Brian Jones, founder of the Rolling Stones. It explores his musical talent, personal struggles with drugs and mental health, and the mysterious circumstances surrounding his 1969 death. The film highlights inconsistencies in the official account and suggests possible foul play. Despite his flaws, Jones’ impact on rock music remains significant. Watch Danny Garcia's gripping documentary to uncover the mystery behind Brian Jones's tragic death and celebrate his musical legacy.

 "AcustronicA is an album that surprises and fascinates, inviting the listener on a sonic journey where the boundaries between musical genres dissolve."

 "AristeA’s project allowed total control over the recording process, creating an album that is truly unique and personal."

AristeA’s second album, AcustronicA, impressively blends acoustic guitar with electronic elements, creating an experimental pop sound that defies genre labels. The Italian lyrics explore themes from technology and philosophy to love and spirituality. With a rich array of instruments and careful production, the album invites listeners on a unique and engaging sonic journey. Highlighted tracks include both reflective ballads and avant-garde compositions. Recommended for fans of experimental and innovative music. Listen to AristeA's AcustronicA now and experience an innovative journey through experimental pop!

 Piercing is the only word that encapsulates listening.

 Mauro is conscious of being alone, and in solitude, he plays and sings for himself.

Mauro Pelosi’s album offers a spectral, hypnotic journey through loneliness and human dread. The music combines prog hints with emotional depth and nostalgic imagery. It evokes a slow, cosmic discomfort, reflecting on lost moments and alienation. The reviewer finds the album piercing yet profound, opening reflections on life’s sadness and solitude. Dive into Mauro Pelosi’s haunting album and experience a unique, hypnotic journey into solitude and memory.

 Just seeing Johnny Depp as King Louis XV smirking at all these court minuets is enough to consider the film worthy of a viewing.

 Maiwenn’s film brings attention back to a very emancipated woman for those times when education was the prerogative of those of high lineage.

Jeanne du Barry is a historically faithful drama about the rise and fall of Marie Jeanne Becu, King Louis XV's favorite. Directed and led by Maiwenn, with a standout natural performance from Johnny Depp, the film revisits Enlightenment-era France's societal intricacies. Though not a masterpiece, it offers meticulous detail and echoes Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon in style. The reviewer praises Depp's portrayal and recommends this film as a worthy alternative to bigger blockbusters. Discover the intriguing story of Jeanne du Barry—watch the film and experience Johnny Depp's captivating performance today!