Psychopathia

I think that Laibach have become too scattered in their career (just look at their latest reinterpretation of Bach!!!). If I had to choose the albums to save, they would only be Recapitulation, Nova Akropola, and Wat (which only I seem to have liked). The rest is forgettable. I find this album nothing special, but I admit it may seem intriguing. They haven't released any new material since Wat (2003). I hope they prove me wrong :)

I'm sorry, but I no longer share the same view as Battiato. For me, his last beautiful album was "L'imboscata." Half a disappointment with "Gommalacca," then a slip-up all the way to the end, useless, empty. I don't want to listen to this, which isn’t really an album. On the other hand, he’s been around since '71. It’s only natural that he has nothing more to say after almost forty years.

I completely agree with Sant'Alessio. Unfortunately, I've read two of them: "Hygiene of the Killer" and "Neither Eve nor Adam." A small matter. I hope to forget them; she is truly a pointless writer.

oh, finally. well, gospel was mostly classical music with keyboards and I hated it, I didn't like the more ambient pieces. I liked this born again precisely because it was "played." the sweet lee, as you rightly say, was fundamental. then everyone prefers what they want. the title track is moving, an Irish ballad in which lee's violin stands out. in my opinion, it’s the album that an apocalyptic folkie would finally want to hear from today's sol invictus and from the many (too many) clones/groups that tesco has decided to publish over the years... anyway, well done memento, now that you've reviewed it I feel better and maybe I'll take one less serenase!

It's true, last week... it's called born again and I got it yesterday. I listened to it and thought about reposting it last night. It's something different from gospel and I honestly think it's really good. If you order it from audioglobe, you'll have it in a day! :)

Remember, the new album by Blood Axis is out! Listen to it, it’s beautiful! I confirm that I find this one insignificant, but Born Again is a folk gem in the style of Sol Invictus. I hope you’ll review it soon.