Giubbo

Sorry for not getting back to you, but I didn't receive the message. Wolf Eyes are pure apocalypse, nothing else. Black Vomit drives me crazy, and the untitled track 13 does too; it sounds like the stereo is crumpling in on itself. Sightings are more elegant... I mean, they make a crazy racket too, but they have more rhythm in their blood: funky grooves, hardcore accelerations, jazz backdrops. They create chaos only with the guitar, which sounds like a chainsaw. They are less anarchic than Wolf Eyes and perhaps more intellectual. Black Dice are less grim than the previous two; they seem to love nature a bit and enjoy reproducing animal sounds and other strange things, all with electronics, field recordings, and oscillators. It’s a beautiful orgy, where noise excellence reigns supreme. I love all three of them; I couldn’t tell you which one is the best.

oh anonymous, come on go to bed, nothing happened

I swear that once I did it with a young lady, and she left. Maybe she was from Puglia and understood "scioccheiz."

I instead recommend spokes, in my opinion the most challenging but rewarding.

but in reality shoegazing doesn't exist. "loveless" is nothing but a 30s jazz revival :)

the best album by U2. and it stands out quite distinctly from the second place.

I agree that this album is made up of "unusual" songs for their typical standard. They are so different from each other that they disorient you, not just on the first listen. The term "Kafkaesque" for the title track is truly spot on. The pieces I consider masterpieces are those that come close to their usual ghost rock, such as "you can hear the room," "theory of ghosts," and "your ghost" (it sounds like a Nick Cave that couldn't be more gothic), and then there are those at the opposite extreme, that dark synth-pop characterized by "deleted scenes" and the disorienting quality of "disaffected." The others are all beautiful, but not masterpieces. An eclectic and somewhat cloying album, but slightly inferior to the unattainable music of "the troubled sleep of piano magic."

finally someone who listens to my music... actually, I only know the latest album by the two lone, for which I also wrote a review. it seems quite unattainable to me given its quality, but maybe I’m wrong. do you know the plaid?

As I mentioned elsewhere, I only know "walk the line," which I consider a masterpiece. Few pieces with a female voice conceal such a dark threat beneath the surface. Minimalism that seems destined to explode sooner or later, but the genius is that it never happens. Truly a bomb.

Legendary the phrase "better to stop here, after all, you are sharp kids." You deserve a 5. I don't know the Constantines, I only know that they record for Sub Pop.