I love Pere Ubu! I think everyone should love Pere Ubu as much as I do!

 Listen to Pere Ubu, always and in every form, and you’ll be happy, your hair will grow back, cellulite will disappear, and you won’t have bad breath anymore.

The reviewer passionately praises Pere Ubu’s unique sound and influence, emphasizing their generous spirit and playful approach. The Tenement Year is highlighted as a more accessible yet quirky art pop album, perfect for new listeners. The review encourages everyone to appreciate the band’s blend of creativity, humor, and musical innovation. Dive into Pere Ubu’s The Tenement Year and experience quirky art pop like never before!

 "Idioti is the realm of emptiness, of perjury, of a group of impostors passing themselves off as the 'illustrious.'"

  "The album doesn’t work at all. On the contrary, it bores to death."

The review reflects disappointment with Uochi Toki's latest album Idioti, contrasting it sharply with their previous acclaimed works. The album's attempt at a pop and experimental sound falls flat due to weak lyrics and uninspired music. Despite a strong opening track, the rest of the album fails to engage, resulting in boredom and frustration. Overall, it is considered a complete failure, lacking the depth and energy that defined the duo's earlier albums. Discover why Uochi Toki’s Idioti missed the mark and explore their earlier groundbreaking works.

 I would choose this work to help me, it reminds me so much of the air on those evenings.

 Do you have any idea what it means to caress people’s senses with a sound? You don’t get it...

The review conveys a deeply personal and emotional connection to John Zorn's Filmworks XXI: Belle de Nature/The New Rijksmuseum. It evokes feelings of urban nights, memory, and introspection, highlighting the album’s ability to ‘caress the senses’ and provide comfort amid solitude. The reviewer appreciates the album’s depth beyond superficial music scenes and recognizes the unique power of Zorn’s composition. Listen to John Zorn's Filmworks XXI and immerse yourself in a night of evocative, emotional soundscapes.

 "Horace Silver pulls out of the hat a masterpiece of good old Hard Bop to drool over."

 "'Song For My Father' is an album to have if one doesn’t, to listen again to if it’s there, maybe already for a while, gathering dust."

Released in 1965, 'Song For My Father' by Horace Silver Quintet is a hard bop jazz masterpiece blending Afro-Cape Verdean roots, catchy solos, and memorable compositions. The album features standout tracks like 'The Kicker', 'Que Pasa?', and the titular bossa nova tune, which has influenced generations of musicians. It's celebrated for its melodic inventiveness and brilliant performances, making it an essential listen for jazz enthusiasts. Timeless and richly crafted, this album remains a pillar of mainstream jazz history. Listen now to Horace Silver's 'Song For My Father' and experience a hard bop jazz classic!

 The beauty of this album is priceless!

 The band genuinely seems to have fun in BREAK YOUR TOKEN.

The review passionately explores Mellow Candle's 1972 album Swaddling Songs, highlighting its unique blend of folk-rock and ethereal vocals. It details the band's convent origins, intricate arrangements, and timeless appeal. Praised for its fairy-tale atmosphere and musical craftsmanship, the album is celebrated as a priceless classic and a rare collector's item. The author's personal connection adds depth to the appreciation. Dive into the enchanting sounds of Swaddling Songs and experience a folk-rock classic that stands the test of time!

 De André remembers it as a kind of synthesis of the sounds of the Mediterranean: not only instrumental but also vocal sounds.

 This is art, and this – in my humble opinion – is one of the most important reasons to remember Creuza de mä.

This review praises Fabrizio De André's album Creuza De Mä as a pinnacle of artistic achievement blending Mediterranean sounds, poetic narratives, and social-political commentary. The album is celebrated for its innovative use of traditional instruments, vivid storytelling in Genoese dialect, and evocative themes of sailors, love, and departure. Highlighting its conceptual strength and emotional depth, the review views the album as a timeless masterpiece with broad cultural relevance. Explore the poetic sea journey and rich Mediterranean sounds of Creuza De Mä – listen now and dive into a timeless musical masterpiece.

 The necromancer Peter Hammill becomes here a shamanic figure, transfigured between obsessiveness and delirium.

 A work of such artistic level and monumental drama had not shone in the hands of Hammill since the days of that immortal work, 'Pawn Hearts'.

This review praises Peter Hammill's album 'The Silent Corner and The Empty Stage' as a dark, intense, and minimalist masterpiece. It highlights the existential themes, emotional vocal delivery, and the album's connection to Hammill's work with Van der Graaf Generator. The reviewer emphasizes the album's dramatic and intimate atmosphere, as well as its balance of melancholy and sonic experimentation. Dive into the dark genius of Peter Hammill’s 'The Silent Corner and The Empty Stage'—listen and experience the emotional depth today!

 "The immense 'Sheath and Knife' will remain a great classic of Sol Invictus for centuries."

 "'Kneel to the Cross' is undoubtedly one of those moments where Wakeford strikes me as tremendous: a track that should be listened to in order to fully understand what is meant by apocalyptic folk."

The review explores Sol Invictus' 1994 album The Death of the West as a landmark in apocalyptic folk. It highlights Tony Wakeford's evolution and key tracks like 'Sheath and Knife' and 'Amongst the Ruins.' While praising the album's emotional depth and folk orchestration, the review acknowledges some weaker or filler tracks. Ultimately, the album is deemed essential listening for genre fans despite minor flaws. Discover the haunting beauty of Sol Invictus' The Death of the West—listen now and explore a cornerstone of apocalyptic folk.

 The first track, finely titled 'Hammerhead,' bursts in with all its violence and hits hard, very raw.

 Sometimes you don’t need beautiful music to make a beautiful album.

The review revisits Venom, pioneers of extreme metal, highlighting their raw, unpolished thrash style in the 2011 album Fallen Angels. Despite rough production and a lack of musical innovation, the album stays true to the band's roots. While not groundbreaking, it offers nostalgic value and energetic tracks that appeal to dedicated metal fans. The reviewer refrains from rating it fully, balancing sympathy and critique. Discover Venom’s raw thrash energy – listen to Fallen Angels and experience metal’s unfiltered roots!

 "MDNA is indeed an album of pure pop without any pretentious and presumptuous experimental ambition."

 "Summarizing thirty years of career is complex... With ‘MDNA’ Madonna has managed to ‘account’ for her contribution to international Pop."

MDNA marks Madonna’s energetic return, blending electro-house beats with introspective ballads. The album revisits her three-decade career with familiar dance-pop sounds crafted by top producers. While not experimental genius, MDNA successfully embraces mainstream pop's essence and celebrates Madonna’s lasting influence. Explore Madonna’s MDNA and experience three decades of iconic pop energy and dance vibes.

 This record simply bewitched me with its religious repetitiveness, its slow pace, its minimal asceticism, its cold yet intensely warm electronics.

 Earth Grid, in its redundant, aphonic, and religious silence clings to you like a cold, but unlike the illness, this music is good for the mind.

Zomes' Earth Grid is described as a captivating album of electronic ritual music, blending spirituality, mantra, and a mechanical industrial approach. The reviewer is mesmerized by its hypnotic, repetitive nature and minimal asceticism, finding mental peace in its structured sound despite its maddening sameness. Although the album poses a challenge for straightforward recommendations, it ultimately speaks powerfully to the listener. Experience the hypnotic ritual sound of Zomes' Earth Grid—dive into its hypnotic, meditative electronic world now!

 Cruciani... masterfully flaunts himself by provoking the listeners with sarcastic responses that ridicule.

 It’s strange that this happens on the radio, where speech is often polite, but here the host invades all spaces, shouting his truth.

La Zanzara offers a unique radio experience mixing politics with surreal humor and sharp provocations. Host Giuseppe Cruciani dominates discussions with a sarcastic and forceful style, engaging listeners in often heated exchanges. The show's theatrical nature turns traditional radio speech into a lively, entertaining spectacle. Co-host Parenzo adds a contrasting, less effective voice, creating a dynamic yet unbalanced interaction. Overall, it's a compelling remedy to dull political discourse. Tune in to La Zanzara for sharp political banter and entertaining radio drama!

 There is passion. You can feel it right away.

 After a trample, the rebloom.

Roberto Angelini's EP 'L'Era dell'Apparenza' is a passionate and imaginative follow-up to his previous work. The EP explores bittersweet themes with musical influences ranging from Drake-like tunes to Pink Floyd atmospheres. Highlights include the atmospheric 'Uranus' and the thoughtful title track. This isolated musical gem reflects Angelini's ongoing artistic evolution and emotional depth. Explore Roberto Angelini's heartfelt EP and immerse yourself in his poetic musical journey today!

 Sport as a metaphor for life has accompanied Bersani’s sung poems from the beginning.

 Samuele was also a great champion at Sanremo. Beautiful shoes.

The review praises Samuele Bersani's album 'Psyco' as a milestone celebrating his 20-year career, blending sports metaphors and poetic storytelling. It highlights key songs that showcase Bersani's ironic and timeless lyrics. The collection reflects his evolution and homage to his mentor Lucio Dalla. Despite some predictable moments, the album is recognized as historic and meaningful. Explore Samuele Bersani’s poetic journey in 'Psyco' and experience 20 years of Italian songwriting brilliance.

 The entire work of the Millionaires is so obnoxiously superficial, indifferent, and so unlistenable that it is impossible not to find it hateful if you have an IQ above 5.

 Musically speaking, there isn’t much to say; to use an understatement, this EP sucks big time.

This review vehemently criticizes Millionaires' EP 'Just Got Paid, Let's Get Laid' for its obnoxious, shallow lyrics and poor vocal and musical quality. The work is seen as promoting a superficial lifestyle centered on drunkenness and reckless behavior. The reviewer highlights the low artistic merit and questions the EP's lasting impact. The tone is sarcastic and dismissive, emphasizing the lack of depth and talent. Discover why Millionaires' EP sparks controversy—read the full review and listen to decide for yourself!

 Rage remains one of the few (very few) European entities playing heavy metal still worthy of that name.

 Here, then, is a heavy metal album in 2012 as it should be: powerful but never obsequious, and above all well-played and composed.

Rage's 21 is a standout heavy metal album released in 2012, blending classic metal roots with thrash influences. The German band delivers powerful riffs, melodic vocals, and sophisticated guitar work. The album confirms Rage as one of the few European heavy metal bands maintaining authenticity and quality. Highlights include the aggressive 'Forever Dead' and the galloping 'Psycho Terror.' The production is modern and polished, making it a worthy listen for metal enthusiasts. Discover Rage's powerful '21' and experience authentic heavy metal at its finest. Listen now and feel the metal resurgence!

 It’s difficult to find such great harmony between music and words, refinement and eclecticism expressed with such style and inspiration.

 Enchanted is a work that combines exquisite compositional skills with the ability to excite and make one reflect, all sung by Marc Almond’s mesmerizing and captivating voice.

Enchanted by Marc Almond is a stylistically ambitious 1990 album that blends Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Gypsy sounds with orchestral richness. Marked by poetic and emotionally intense lyrics and Almond's captivating voice, the album stands as a unique and heartfelt artistic statement away from mainstream synth-pop. This record is praised as a masterpiece for its balance of musical and lyrical sophistication. Listen to Marc Almond’s Enchanted and experience a poetic blend of Mediterranean sounds and heartfelt storytelling.

 “Grey Riders is perhaps the track that, more than any other, is worth the admission price… a six-minute electric storm… that could have become a classic.”

 “The title could not help but sound like an affectionate tribute by Neil to the friend and the slide guitar that had faithfully accompanied him for decades.”

The review highlights Neil Young's 1980s period of artistic exploration amid personal and contractual challenges. 'A Treasure' captures a 1984-85 live tour with the country-focused International Harvesters band, featuring rare tracks and reinterpretations that showcase Young’s depth and versatility. The album offers special gems like 'Grey Riders' that stand out as potential classics. It is a must-listen for fans of his country and roots material. Dive into Neil Young’s rare live country sessions in 'A Treasure'—explore hidden gems and timeless roots music now!

 It's a bit like listening to Coldplay playing in a garage.

 Luke is a truly difficult album to categorize; it seeks the pop element without resorting to obvious solutions.

I Used To Be A Sparrow's album Luke stands out for its unique fusion of stadium rock atmospheres and alternative rawness. Featuring dual vocalists and varied instrumentation, the band delivers a compact yet diverse album. Drawing influences from bands like Coldplay and Editors, it balances accessible pop elements with originality and credibility. The album resists easy categorization, offering both nostalgic melodies and experimental moments. Listen to Luke by I Used To Be A Sparrow and explore a fresh take on indie and stadium rock fusion today!

 The sensation that arises from the opening track 'Haunts of ancient peace' is that of a caress, a light breeze.

 Van giant and transcendental, presenting a complex, deep, versatile record, stubbornly and intelligently extreme compared to the previous and subsequent ones.

Van Morrison's 'Common One' stands out as a mystical and introspective album recorded in isolation in a French monastery. The album features only six tracks, including two extended pieces that evoke literary and pastoral themes. With lush instrumentation by notable musicians, it marks a deep, cathartic, and complex phase in Morrison’s career. The review praises its unique charm and artistic depth, distinguishing it from his more commercial works. Dive into Van Morrison's mystical 'Common One' and experience a profound musical journey today!