Logic Probe

I promised, so expect a review soon :)
ANYWAY, they still need to publish my review of the Ghost "Hypnotic Underworld"... you know, it was the alpha of my reviews and let’s hope it’s not also the omega... STAY TUNED!
With love, Logic

Hi Hal, thanks for the reply :). I'm happy to read what you wrote :). The basic idea is that to evolve, you need to communicate, and this seems like a good start... THANKS AGAIN FOR THE REPLY :)
Hi Slint, and thanks for bringing back to light an album I own but don’t listen to very often. If I may, I suggest you find the album "HEX" by Bark Psychosis on some site, which I’ll be reviewing soon (if I manage to :P). I say download because it's no longer available commercially... what a shame! And then they say it’s illegal to "share" music!!!!! But if they don’t produce it anymore, how else can you do it?
ANYWAY, you're right Slint, it’s not a competition but a sharing of different experiences... Our personal experiences... CIAUZZ
p.s.: I haven’t heard that album, Slint.

Good album, there's no denying it, even though some tracks are winking at a more commercial pop (for example, the second track could be on a Madonna album!?!?).
As for the review:
I don’t think it matters how much you write, but rather how you write it! You don’t criticize hermetic poets for their writing style, but you recognize, in seemingly sparse texts, the value of a thousand words! Reviewing an album doesn’t necessarily mean paraphrasing every single musical movement (which, by the way, readers often skip over). Those reading a review want to savor the emotion of someone who listened to the album first. Making too many comparisons to groups whose sound is already known can, on the contrary, be detrimental to the work being reviewed. It’s important to remember that a review is a completely personal feeling: two identical candies can taste different to two different people! Can you criticize the way someone expresses their personal feelings? The verdict is yours.
With affection,
Logic Probe