Psychopathia

yes, you’re right, it’s a great album. I’m not a fan of Merchant, sometimes she bores me a bit, but this was a good purchase, still staying within the singer-songwriter genre, which I don’t always prefer.

Caz, don’t you think that metal as a genre hasn’t been able to create new sacred monsters? I mean, and I ask you as an ignorant, isn't it the case that, apart from the "novelties" of subgenres, in the long run there’s little left to innovate compared to the evolution that rock has had? Admitting, of course, that metal derives from rock...

my name is giovanni giorgio but everybody calls me giorgio (cit.)

I haven't listened to the last 3, but I bought this one and I'm not regretting it. After all, no artist can achieve excellence forever, so why should Tori? Clearly, for me the first 4 are much more than just albums, but this one finally released appeals to me again, even though it lacks the songs as she conceived them in her early days. I don’t know if Night of Hunters is that terrible; she probably hit rock bottom with Abnormally, but luckily she hasn’t started digging deeper. Is it just a coincidence, or do I like this work because it's less orchestral and more piano and voice? I mean, a positive evolution, as you rightly say. Not a masterpiece, but finally an album worthy of her. Let’s say 3.5.

huge big eyes! great joy for the debut on debaser of radigue!!! unfortunately, the CD is too meditative, and in the long run, it becomes boring. but you should definitely listen to TRILOGIE DE LA MORT, a triple inspired by the bard todol, perhaps a bit more varied than this work. by the way, due to the length of her pieces, until the advent of the CD, she published little or nothing. anyway, a bit monochord; if you’re interested in women who make electronic music, there’s a box of 12 CDs by pauline oliveros, which I naturally own.

Yes! Good job for bringing it up. Support this artist and buy at least one of their albums. You'll see that you won't regret it. Of course, happiness was something else.

I remember it. I had the record with the Mission Impossible track, but back then it wasn't really my thing. Unfortunately, now his records are out of print, and unless a family member or label takes an interest, I’m afraid they’ll end up priced outrageously.

I got the vinyl. Unfortunately, it seems there’s no CD. Anyway: the record is good, somewhere between Joy Division, death rock, shoegaze, and all that. But I believe they are entirely dispensable.

In my opinion, the review is valid and well-written. I won't comment on the album yet; if the occasion arises, I'll listen. Unfortunately, usually albums like this have 3 or 4 nice tracks and the rest is filler.

listened. his nonsense is very lyrical, but at times quite irritating, along with the voice. I will think about it.