Adriano Celentano has understood precisely how to restart Italy... only in this way... Italy will be saved.

 The last piece of the album is the best track Celentano has released since he started singing, literary lyrics, superb instrumental part, and remarkable charisma.

Adriano Celentano's album 'Facciamo Finta Che Sia Vero' marks a mature and angrier phase in his career, mixing pop and heavy rock with socially engaged lyrics. Noteworthy is the collaboration with Franco Battiato and the strong final track 'Il Mutuo', praised for its lyrics and musicality. While some tracks feel less impactful, the album as a whole is a significant artistic achievement. It stands as Celentano's best work in years, showcasing his evolution as a musician and commentator. Listen to Adriano Celentano’s bold new album and experience the depth of Italian rock and social insight!

 Theirs is not the clumsy attempt to freeze decrepit archetypes from the 'sixties' and 'seventies'; it’s an affirmation, a powerful declaration of total creative anarchy.

 If you need a band capable of evoking the total freedom of the Dead, post-Hendrix revolution guitar work, and the best Krautcraft, they are the ones you absolutely need to listen to.

This review praises Acid Mothers Guru Guru's album Psychedelic Navigator as a powerful fusion of psychedelic freedom and Krautrock influence. It reflects on generational music impact and critiques modern listening habits, emphasizing the band's creative anarchy and musical depth. The unique Germany-Japan collaboration with Mani Neumaier is highlighted as significant. Overall, the album is celebrated for its originality and evocative sound. Dive into the cosmic world of Acid Mothers Guru Guru – listen to Psychedelic Navigator and experience true psychedelic innovation!

 "'Overcome' is a convincing, speaker-blasting single and the most hard rock song on the album."

 "'Time' is an extraordinary ballad, mature, poignant, and charged with emotion, a truly wasted chance without a Tremonti solo."

Creed's 'Full Circle' marks a respectable and unexpected return after 8 years, blending powerful hard rock with nostalgic melodies. Highlights include the aggressive opener 'Overcome' and the poignant ballad 'Time.' While some filler tracks exist, the album reintroduces Creed to older fans and piques curiosity among newer audiences familiar with Alter Bridge. Discover the powerful return of Creed with Full Circle—listen to the album and experience the blend of hard rock energy and emotional ballads today!

 Eric Johnson, the artist in whom technique, taste, songwriting, and feeling come together in almost perfect harmony.

 Johnson’s songs seem more... like songs, perhaps missing the stroke of genius that would come a few years later with Cliffs of Dover.

Eric Johnson's debut album 'Tones' combines impressive technique, tasteful songwriting, and genuine emotion. The album flows smoothly with standout tracks like 'Soulful Train' and 'Zap'. Johnson's vocals, while not outstanding, fit well within the style. Compared to Joe Satriani's debut, 'Tones' feels more complete and consistent, showcasing Johnson as a well-rounded musician ready to ascend to guitar stardom. Discover the soulful mastery of Eric Johnson’s debut album 'Tones'—listen now and experience guitar music at its finest.

 An album of simple and crystalline charm, sober, sweet, melancholic, and gentle.

 "Song For Adam" is a song of a beauty more unique than rare, addressing the fragility of life with an unforgettable melody.

Jackson Browne's self-titled debut album is a mature and stylistically refined work that blends acoustic folk, pop, and country influences. The album showcases his talent as a poet and empathetic singer, with standout tracks like "Doctor My Eyes" and "Song For Adam." It combines gentle melodies with thoughtful, often introspective lyrics, resulting in a timeless classic that marked the start of a notable career. Listen to Jackson Browne’s stunning debut and experience the heartfelt storytelling that defined a generation.

 "This 'In the market' you will never forget, for all the worst reasons that may come to mind."

 A story rich in nothing and empty of everything, for a film that decisively throws Italian horror into the grave.

This review harshly critiques Lorenzo Lombardi's 'In The Market' for its weak screenplay, poor acting, flat direction, and ineffective special effects. Despite the artistic passion behind the project, the film ultimately fails to deliver, making it memorable for all the wrong reasons. The reviewer questions how the film was even distributed theatrically and expresses disappointment about the film’s impact on Italian indie horror cinema. Discover why 'In The Market' missed the mark – read this candid review before watching!

 "There is no 'American dream,' only disappointments, marginalized characters, situations on the edge of the impossible."

 "The man mad enough to start living with beasts has solved the case, the case of his life."

Charles Bukowski's 'Pulp' is a dark, ironic tale centered on Nick Belane, a failed private investigator confronting death and human misery. Set in Los Angeles, Bukowski critiques the false American dream through cynical storytelling. This final novel uniquely unfolds a crafted plot filled with bizarre characters, blending life’s harsh realities with humor and wisdom. 'Pulp' stands as a profound farewell and a masterpiece of black humor and insight. Dive into Bukowski's 'Pulp' to experience sharp cynicism and a gripping tale of life, death, and the elusive American dream.

 The sessions from which the work emerged overflow with emotion and spontaneity, a passion for Blues and Rock in equal measure.

 With 'Back Street Crawler,' Kossoff returns to very high, masterful levels, delivering a performance that is nothing short of superlative.

The review praises Paul Kossoff's final album, 'Back Street Crawler,' as a passionate, blues-rock masterpiece that captures the essence of his talent and legacy. Despite his struggles, Kossoff delivers intense, emotional performances reminiscent of his best moments with Free. The album features notable collaborations and an 18-minute jam showcasing his technical skill. The review conveys deep respect and regret for Kossoff's untimely passing. Explore Paul Kossoff's final masterpiece and experience the soulful blues-rock guitar legacy he left behind.

 My heart weeps to the notes of "Landlocked State," a true melodic gem worthy of Ride The Tiger.

 More than Big Troubles or Yuck, Teenage Cool Kids have managed to revive the crumpled heart of lo-fi in this twenty-first century.

This review praises Teenage Cool Kids' album Denton After Sunset as a heartfelt lo-fi indie revival. It highlights the nostalgic, melodic and melancholic qualities reminiscent of 90s indie bands such as Yo La Tengo and Pavement. The album's variety ranges from dreamy and introspective to energetic post-punk and garage-funky tracks. It is described as a self-produced masterpiece that stands out in the 21st century lo-fi scene despite the band's near disbandment. Listen to Teenage Cool Kids' Denton After Sunset and dive into a nostalgic lo-fi indie journey.

 An album that one appreciates from beginning to end, flows swiftly and leaves no one indifferent, or better yet, indifferent un cazzo!

 These two tracks are very similar, featuring acid guitars playing at high speed and a similarly 'disturbed' vocal that seems to come directly from the late Kurt Cobain.

Ilenia Volpe's debut album Radical Chic Un Cazzo showcases her evolution from raw teenage punk to mature, reflective rock. Produced by Giorgio Canali, it combines energetic tracks with thoughtful songwriting. Highlights include aggressive punk songs, powerful covers, and a melancholy instrumental. The album tells the story of a rebellious artist's growth and flows smoothly from start to finish. It's an honest, heartfelt collection appreciated by fans of alternative rock. Listen to Ilenia Volpe’s Radical Chic Un Cazzo and experience the raw energy and thoughtful depth of Italian punk rock's promising new voice.

 If there is a 'Giuseppe Verdi' of Jazz, then it is Freddie Redd, a meteor of brilliant composition and moderate piano execution.

 "Shades of Redd" has certainly been epochal within the Hard Bop movement.

Shades Of Redd is a landmark Hard Bop album highlighting Freddie Redd's brilliant compositional skills despite modest piano execution. The album shines thanks to stellar contributions from Jackie McLean, Tina Brooks, Paul Chambers, and Louis Hayes. Tracks like "The Thespian" and "Olé" showcase a unique blend of nostalgia and energetic hard bop. While Redd’s playing is less refined, his imagination as a composer is undeniable, making this album a key piece in jazz history. It remains an undervalued gem deserving recognition. Listen to Shades Of Redd to experience a unique Hard Bop masterpiece blending brilliant composition and memorable performances.

 "Be generous with your life, with your love, be generous always."

 "Art Holds a Unity that History does not."

Rome's 'Die Aesthetik Der Herrschafts-Freiheit' is a grand, ambitious triple album project inspired by Peter Weiss's literary work. Featuring 36 tracks exploring themes of resistance, history, and human nature, it showcases Jerome Reuter's mature songwriting and return to apocalyptic folk roots. The album blends symphonic, industrial, and folk elements into a cohesive and profound experience, earning critical acclaim as a significant modern work in the genre. This intense yet accessible masterpiece invites repeated listening to fully absorb its depth. Dive into Rome's profound apocalyptic folk journey—listen to 'Die Aesthetik Der Herrschafts-Freiheit' and experience a musical masterpiece.

 Vanadium reached their zenith with 'Born To Fight,' quickly entering the Olympian of heavy metal bands.

 This album exudes pure heavy metal atmosphere and represents the essence of this band, a masterpiece that marked an era.

Vanadium's 1986 album 'Born To Fight' is celebrated as a pinnacle of Italian heavy metal, showcasing the band's matured sound and raw power. Led by vocalist Pino Scotto and virtuoso guitarist Stefano Tessarin, the album blends influences from Deep Purple and Black Sabbath with unique energy. Tracks like 'Run Too Fast' and 'Easy Way To Love' highlight the band's versatility and musicianship. Considered a masterpiece, it captures a seminal moment in Italy's rock and metal history. Listen to 'Born To Fight' and experience Italy's heavy metal legend at its peak!

 22 minutes and 55 seconds of pure emotion for what is one of the creative peaks of the dear Norwegian wolves.

 Kristoffer Rygg’s voice captures the listener’s attention, first seductive and soft, then intense and powerful, an instrument among the instruments.

Ulver's EP 'A Quick Fix of Melancholy' is a 23-minute emotional journey blending icy electronics with rich, neoclassical strings. This transitional work highlights Kristoffer Rygg’s commanding vocals and lays groundwork for future albums. The EP is praised for its evocative atmosphere, instrumental creativity, and solidifies Ulver's artistic growth beyond black metal origins. Highly recommended for fans of ambient and experimental music. Discover the chilling beauty of Ulver's 'A Quick Fix of Melancholy'—listen now and experience a stunning blend of emotion and experimentation.

 The meeting between the two is of course the most beautiful, also from a technical point of view, with gestures of confrontation, antagonism, but nevertheless also of respect.

 The choreography is significantly better compared to other martial arts films.

Ip Man 2 continues the story of martial arts master Ip Man in 1950s Hong Kong as he faces challenges opening his Wing Chun school. The film depicts rivalries among martial arts masters and a climactic fight against an English boxing champion. Notable are the respectful relationships and impressive choreography, with some comparisons to the Rocky series. The review praises the sequel’s fight scenes and historical references, while also noting the presence of iconic figures like Bruce Lee. Discover the gripping martial arts clashes of Ip Man 2 and explore the legacy of Wing Chun mastery today!

 Beyond that dull cover... was an authentic little musical gem packaged, a blend of sounds, fantasy, sentiment, sophistication, sensuality, and mood.

 'Human Behaviour' is the vital soul of the album, the sum of all its abstract and sensory perceptions, the culmination of the dialectic between light and darkness.

Bjork's Debut album, released in 1993, is a groundbreaking mix of trip-hop, folk, and experimental music that perfectly captured the 90s alternative scene. The review highlights its unique sound blending ambient, techno, and ethnic influences, praising tracks like 'Human Behaviour' and 'Big Time Sensuality'. Despite a modest album cover, the music offers a sophisticated journey that hints at Bjork's evolving artistry. The album balances commercial appeal with genuine alternative experimentation, setting the stage for her future work. Discover the unique sounds of Bjork's Debut—listen now and experience her groundbreaking 90s alternative masterpiece!

 I don’t have to be ashamed if I sometimes get moved, this doesn’t make me less of a man because I’m sure of who I am and what I move.

 Thank you for once again claiming the possibility of having weaknesses, and turning them into a manifesto, without fear of saying it or of seeming out of place.

Ghemon’s album Qualcosa è Cambiato showcases a deeply personal and emotional mix of street rap and polished pop. The artist addresses fears, ambitions, and vulnerabilities with honesty and warmth. Despite critiques from some rap purists, Ghemon embraces his sensitive style confidently. The album stands as a mature and heartfelt farewell, resonating with listeners who appreciate authenticity and emotional depth in music. Listen to Ghemon's heartfelt journey in Qualcosa è Cambiato and experience rap that speaks directly to the soul.

 When Nuryev dances, even the butterflies feel the duty to bow.

 The high point of the first act and the entire work is the splendid 'Dance of the Knights.' It captures the scene like a sudden explosion.

This review praises Sergej Prokofiev’s ballet Romeo and Juliet, highlighting the emotional power and vivid orchestration of the music. Rudol'f Nuryev’s performance and Georg Solti’s conducting bring the characters and story to life. Key moments like the “Dance of the Knights” stand out for their intensity and orchestral mastery. The review appreciates the musical motifs assigned to characters and the emotional nuance conveyed throughout the three acts. Dive into the magic of Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet—listen now and experience ballet like never before!

 Too bad also for the drums; with someone more experienced, it could have become a nice electro-pop piece.

 Emma wins the Festival despite, as a real cunning move, she sings about the crisis as an old man.

This review of Sanremo 2012 offers a critical and honest perspective on the festival's music and performances. While many songs suffer from repetitiveness and lack of originality, some artists like Arisa, Samuele Bersani, and Francesco Renga provide memorable moments. The festival's format and production choices are questioned, along with the inclusion of some guests. Overall, the festival presents a mixed bag of mediocrity and occasional quality. Discover who shined and who faltered at Sanremo 2012 – read the full review and listen to the standout tracks!

 Words sharp as machetes stand out, recited strictly in patois to vividly depict the reality of a Jamaican immigrant facing poverty and segregation.

 'Inglan Is A Bitch' – a voice of the voiceless in the Brixton ghetto, caught between hunger and the harshness of Babylon.

Bass Culture by Linton Kwesi Johnson is a hypnotic dub poetry album that explores the gritty realities faced by Jamaican immigrants in London. The album combines dense, jazz-infused soundscapes with sharp, evocative patois recitations. Key tracks like 'Bass Culture,' 'Street 66,' and 'Reggae Fi Peach' highlight Johnson's poetic and political voice. A compelling and immersive experience, it sheds light on poverty, segregation, and resistance. Discover the powerful blend of dub poetry and reggae—listen to Bass Culture and experience Linton Kwesi Johnson's story.