Production too precise, 'clean' despite the sound.

 Utterly banal mid-tempos heard dozens of times... I really struggled to make it to the end of the work.

The review covers Obituary's 11th album 'Dying of Everything' released in 2023. While the production is clean and precise, it lacks the raw, 'cavernous' sound that longtime fans cherish. Only the opening track stands out with its intensity, but the rest of the album feels predictable and uninspired. Despite personal disappointment, the reviewer gives a barely passing grade due to emotional attachment. Discover Obituary's latest release and decide if 'Dying of Everything' lives up to Death Metal expectations!

 The great virtue of clouds is that they confuse the senses, and if they are white, they render invisible.

 White Cloud is a sinuous and crawling soul among the arid lands of Kansas, has tough skin like the fantastic cover of the first and hard-to-find edition of the vinyl covered with python skin.

White Cloud’s debut album is a rich, poetic journey blending southern rock, blues, and 70s soul with a mystical, elusive aura. The album channels inspirations from Thomas Jefferson Kaye and the spirit of Exile On Main Street. Standout contributions from Joanne Vent and Nicky Hopkins enhance its musical depth. The record exudes a proud, surreal Americanity, wrapped in a timeless and hypnotic sound. Dive into White Cloud's mystical southern rock sound—listen now and discover a hidden 70s classic.

 The film has no moments of pause and everything flows at a brisk pace.

 Rosi uses a method of historical analysis that will identify all his cinematic works.

Francesco Rosi's first feature film, La sfida, won immediate acclaim including a Silver Lion at Venice. The brisk-paced crime drama follows a youthful protagonist entangled with a Camorra boss. Rosi's meticulous visual style and use of light and shadow establish a cinematic language he carries forward. The story is loosely inspired by real Camorra figures, adding weight to the narrative. A strong debut marking his emergence as a notable Italian director. Discover Francesco Rosi's powerful debut—watch La sfida and experience classic Italian crime cinema at its finest!

 "Heat 2 resembles a long screenplay that delves into the original material, allowing readers to imagine the protagonists, their sensations, their actions, and the environments."

 "An absolutely indispensable novel for those literally obsessed with 'Heat'—it explores the present, past, and future starting from 1995 when Vincent Hanna kills Neil McCauley at the airport."

Heat 2 is a compelling literary continuation of Michael Mann’s iconic film Heat, co-written with Meg Gardiner. The novel explores detailed character arcs and intertwines timelines from 1988 to 2000. It vividly expands on the original movie’s storylines, particularly focusing on Vincent Hanna, Neil McCauley, and Chris Shiherlis. The reviewer praises Mann’s signature style and the immersive narrative, though expresses some skepticism about technological elements and challenges around a future film adaptation. Dive into Heat 2 now to experience the unforgettable continuation of Michael Mann’s crime masterpiece.

 Here you are on safe ground: we are in the presence of a Masterpiece, perhaps forgotten, certainly not reviewed, at least until now;

 The Anthem, a true Hymn to the beauty and harmony of Mother Nature in which the protagonist moves undisturbed.

Tarka is a long-overdue orchestral masterpiece by Anthony Phillips and Harry Williamson, originally intended as a soundtrack but released much later. The album features four symphonic movements recorded with the National Philharmonic Orchestra and showcases the artistic peak of its creators. It flows harmoniously with epic and delicate moments, making it accessible even to those less familiar with this genre. Remarkable guest artists enrich the work, making Tarka a must-have for collectors. Explore the rich orchestral landscapes of Tarka – listen now and experience a forgotten masterpiece!

 The chemistry between these musicians led to remarkable results: the sounds were characterized by a very dark-ambient that brought to mind the more experimental Lustmord and Cranioclast.

 The musician from Livorno has become a sort of shaman, seeking, through a sound based on distorted guitars, concrete noises, and electronic programming, almost a sacred dimension.

The 2014 album 'We Can Be Everywhere' by Italian experimental musician Gianluca Becuzzi is reissued as a double CD with a new cover and additional tracks. The original work features dark ambient and isolationist sounds created with renowned collaborators, evoking influences from Lustmord and krautrock legends like Faust. The second CD presents new material showcasing Becuzzi's evolution into a shamanistic sound seeker, blending distorted guitars and electronic programming. This release is a commendable exploration of sacred themes amid today’s challenging times. Discover Gianluca Becuzzi’s immersive dark ambient world – listen now on Bandcamp and experience this reissued masterpiece.

 "Fragility is a sort of condemnation and follows us everywhere."

 "He relies on one last gram of willpower to climb out of the abyss he has fallen into."

Andrea Uxo Alberti's debut novel 'The Dog Can Die' tells the story of a young man devastated by addiction and loss. Attempting to reset his life by going back to his past, he struggles with the brutal reality of fragility and isolation. The book delivers a raw and honest message about human vulnerability and the challenges of self-recovery. Discover Andrea Uxo Alberti's raw and powerful debut novel about addiction and resilience—read 'The Dog Can Die' today.

 At my first listen, I was unprepared and taken aback as if I were being unexpectedly questioned about literature and had never opened a book.

 I advise you not to give up after the first few listens.

The reviewer shares a personal journey with Marlene Kuntz's 'Il Vile,' initially overwhelmed by its dense sound and obscure lyrics. Through repeated listening and lyric study, the album's depth and poetic power became clear. The reviewer highlights the album's challenging nature but stresses the rewarding experience it offers. Emphasizing the importance of listening to the album as a whole, the review concludes with high praise. Listen to Marlene Kuntz's 'Il Vile' and experience a powerful blend of poetry and raw sound—don't give up after the first listen!

 "'Lighting Up The Sky' is a carefree record... created to remember the glorious past and celebrate the present with a future perspective."

 "It’s the definitive farewell... beautifully closes the track in a fade-out, showcasing an evident state of grace that mocks time."

Godsmack returns after five years with 'Lighting Up The Sky,' a heartfelt farewell album celebrating their 25-year legacy. The record blends grunge and hard rock with nostalgic nods to their earlier nu-metal sound. Tracks range from energetic anthems to reflective ballads, capturing the band's journey. Sully Erna has announced this as their swan song, focusing future efforts on live shows. The album offers an honest and pleasant listening experience full of nostalgia and emotion. Dive into Godsmack's heartfelt farewell with 'Lighting Up The Sky'—listen now and experience a legendary rock journey.

 I liked it a lot for various reasons, first and foremost because I didn't expect it; it's crafted in a diverse manner, shifting from serious to semi-serious with touches of comedy to moments almost moving.

 It was suggested to boycott the film, claiming it offends the figure of the head of the Catholic Church.

The reviewer unexpectedly enjoyed Nanni Moretti's film Habemus Papam, appreciating its blend of serious, semi-serious, comedic, and moving moments. The acting was praised, particularly Michel Piccoli and Giovanni Moretti. The film anticipated a papal resignation and sparked significant controversy upon release. Various media outlets offered mixed reviews, with both praise and calls for boycott from Vatican-linked sources. Watch Habemus Papam to experience an insightful mix of drama and comedy with stellar performances by Moretti and Piccoli.

 Nineteeneighties is a beautiful album, performed impeccably, that if composed of original material, I wouldn’t hesitate to define an absolute masterpiece.

 Grant Lee Phillips blends the tracks in an atmosphere of enchanting melancholy that suits the artist’s attitude, favoring the prevalence of that sense of nostalgia.

Grant Lee Phillips' album Nineteeneighties is a nostalgic acoustic cover collection of well-known 80s New Wave songs. With love and respect, Phillips transforms these classics into intimate, melancholic tracks that feel both fresh and familiar. The album's strength lies in its recognizable song choices and original reinterpretations. Despite minor imperfections, it stands out as a heartfelt tribute blending melancholy with musical craftsmanship. Dive into the nostalgic world of Grant Lee Phillips’ Nineteeneighties and rediscover classic 80s hits in a fresh acoustic light.

 Beautiful and very young, the new goddesses of Asian pop, they dance and sing well, and they flirt even better.

 Feminine and delicate, capable of moving, with soft voices within a driving rhythm that urges dancing, but with class.

NewJeans showcase youthful energy and style with their single 'Ditto'. The group's balanced image, captivating voices, and catchy pop rhythms are highlighted. The review praises the well-crafted production and the group's potential as fashion icons. The song appeals to both young listeners and broader audiences. Listen to NewJeans' 'Ditto' and experience the fresh sound and style of Asia's rising pop stars!

 “Amorematico is a decidedly darker record, whose main flaw is to follow a cumbersome predecessor for the quality and the success like Microchip emozionale.”

 “This Turin band manages to diagonally unite many genres and many different minds, bringing them under the stage to sweat all together and to spread the lyrics in unison without any differences and distinctions.”

This review expresses deep admiration for Subsonica and their album Amorematico, highlighting its connection to fan memories and live shows. The album is described as a darker, refined work that continues the band's evolution after Microchip Emozionale. It unites various genres and generations with powerful lyrics and detailed soundscapes. The reviewer encourages immersive listening to fully appreciate its nuances. Listen to Amorematico by Subsonica now—dive into its rich sounds and powerful lyrics!

 If an album is good, it’s good. Period. It doesn’t matter when it was recorded.

 Boomerang, Pooh, generates: Progressive Pop, Art Rock. These 2 were missing; I’ll add them myself, it doesn’t matter, now it’s correct to say: genre 'pop-rock', after my reasoning… Dear music critique.

This review dives into Pooh's 1978 album Boomerang, highlighting its introspective lyrics and distinctive pop-rock arrangements. It emphasizes the band's genuine musicianship beyond 1970s nostalgia and underlines the album's blend of progressive and art rock elements. Each track is closely examined for its musical and lyrical depth. The reviewer challenges critics who undermine the album due to its era, affirming Boomerang's timeless quality. Listen to Pooh's Boomerang and experience a golden-era pop-rock masterpiece with timeless appeal!

 Varied, balanced tracks, sometimes very engaging with their melodic, harmonic, and arrangement finds.

 The melodies of Wings of Steel have this suspended, atmospheric, ancestral quality, heartbreakingly satisfying.

Wings of Steel's debut 'Homesick' is a well-crafted melodic progressive rock album from a Dutch trio. The band showcases talent in composition with engaging and varied tracks. While the vocals are understated, they become distinctive over time. Influences from bands like Rush, IQ, and Steve Hackett permeate the album's sound. Overall, it's a pleasant and balanced progressive rock experience. Explore Wings of Steel's 'Homesick' for a melodic progressive rock journey filled with heartfelt tunes and classic influences.

 "Strange World succeeds in portraying a vivid and intriguing world, but fails to capture the snapshot of a more clearly defined family capable of supporting the entire plot."

 "The streaming era has changed cinema attendance, and this film failed to tap into that type of emotion, resulting in a modest box office income."

Disney's Strange World offers a colorful, imaginative world filled with ecological themes and a family saga. However, it struggles with predictable family drama and fails to strongly engage audiences. Its release in the streaming era hampered box office success. The portrayal of inclusivity is subtle and positive, but the narrative lacks the depth seen in other Disney hits like Encanto. Discover the vibrant world of Strange World—watch to explore its unique animation and themes despite its flaws!

 Even a minor Hitch puts half of the genre and degenerate cinematography in its pocket.

 Hitchcock manages to make tragedy light and the joke more incisive.

Sabotage (1936) is one of Hitchcock's less celebrated films, receiving mixed critical and commercial response. Despite this, it showcases his signature style of suspense, plot twists, and humor. Influenced by Joseph Conrad's novel, the film is praised for its cinematography, editing, and storytelling. Though Hitchcock himself acknowledged its flaws, Sabotage remains an important piece in the thriller genre. Explore Hitchcock’s Sabotage and experience a pioneering blend of suspense and dark humor in classic cinema.

 These are the right 'lullabies' to awaken us from foolish hypnotizations that tear us away from the immediate.

 Listening results in being, to say the least, annoying, irritating, post-shock in revisiting our convenient fears that we have adapted to our lies.

Vampire Rodents’ Lullaby Land is a dense, dissonant industrial and techno-metal album that pushes boundaries with its intricate, chaotic compositions. The review highlights its unsettling yet thought-provoking nature, describing how it shakes listeners from their comfort zones and confronts uncomfortable truths. Far from sterile exhibitionism, the music serves as a fierce detox from cultural lies, demanding an attentive and brave listener. Dive into the dark, intense world of Vampire Rodents’ Lullaby Land and experience industrial music like never before.

 Lazza also adds a personal, more intimate, and relatively melancholic tone.

 The use of auto-tune...facilitates the production of tracks that essentially sound like replicas of each other.

The review explores Jacopo "Lazza" Lazzarini's album 'Sirio,' highlighting its popularity among youth and its trap roots. While recognizing the artist's growth and personal touches, the reviewer critiques the heavy use of auto-tune and repetitive musical style. The album's second vinyl, 'Concertos,' with piano elements, receives particular praise. The reviewer offers a generational perspective on appreciating modern trap music. Discover the evolving sound of Italian trap with Lazza’s 'Sirio'—listen now and explore the blend of youthful energy and mature rap.

 The idea of the interconnectedness of nature, monkey sister and worm brother are parts of that unity.

 Man, no matter how much he explores, will always reach up to, but the beyond will be another discovery that will once again precede another one.

The review explores Piergiorgio Odifreddi's book as a curious and passionate journey through scientific and philosophical concepts. It highlights the interconnectedness of nature and the role of doubt in discovery. The narrative embraces a blend of chaos and order, science and philosophy, reflecting on humanity's endless quest for knowledge. The review appreciates the book's depth and intellectual misdirection while acknowledging its complex nature. Dive into Odifreddi's fascinating blend of science and philosophy—read this insightful review and explore the book today!