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 I want to write it anyway because I am pissed off.

 For lovers of good dance, it’s an unmissable double CD. Simply splendid.

This review is a passionate, emotional reflection on the DJ profession, its challenges, and a corrupt, clientelistic system in southern Italy. Though frustrated by the local scene, the reviewer praises Larry Levan’s Greatest Salsoul Mixes 78-85 as a splendid, unmissable collection for dance music aficionados. The review blends personal struggle with deep respect for music and the art of mixing. Discover Larry Levan’s iconic Salsoul Mixes and dive into the passion behind great dance music!

 Their entire sound was indeed based on percussion, mostly of oriental origin.

 A suggestive and pioneering album, it certainly represents a voice outside the chorus in its time, boasting a truly rare originality.

23 Skidoo's Urban Gamelan stands out as a pioneering album of the early 80s English scene, uniquely blending funk, dub, and industrial with oriental percussion. Its rhythmic focus and exotic influences create a hypnotic and experimental sound journey. Though challenging, the album rewards careful listening with a rare originality and atmospheric depth. Tracks move from funky syncopation to tribal and dub-inspired textures, culminating in a powerful rhythmic crescendo. Explore the groundbreaking rhythms of 23 Skidoo's Urban Gamelan—listen now and experience a unique fusion of world percussion and experimental sounds.

 Pierce is more aware of his lyrics, his way of being, his line of conduct is well-defined, right or wrong as it may be, and with this album, he reaches the pinnacle of formality.

 Not many have managed to achieve such results at an artistic level, even fewer capable of creating a language later taken as a model by many.

Death In June's 1987 album Brown Book is a pinnacle of dark wave and apocalyptic folk music, marked by evocative arrangements and profound lyrical themes. Despite its controversial iconography and polarizing ideology, the album showcases Douglas Pierce's meticulous musical craftsmanship and haunting vocal delivery. It stands out from typical gothic wave productions with its solemnity and depth. Brown Book remains a milestone work often overlooked due to external biases. Dive into the haunting world of Brown Book and discover why it's a masterpiece of dark wave and apocalyptic folk.

 "'Moody' remains one of the most forward-thinking tracks of the entire future house movement."

 "Given the quality of the recordings, but above all the music, its appeal is remarkable."

The review covers the remarkable career of ESG, a Bronx-based all-sister band known for their inventive percussion-driven minimal funk style. Their early singles like 'Moody' and 'UFO' were groundbreaking and influential in the future house and club scenes. Despite label setbacks, their music matured beautifully in the 1990s with tracks like 'Hold Me Right' showcasing soulful trip-hop blends. This collection captures their pioneering role in New York's underground music wave and their enduring impact on hip hop sampling. Listen to ESG's iconic tracks and explore their pioneering blend of funk, dub, and post-punk today!

 "All blips click & un seemly noises were generated by refrigerators & other domestic appliances & are intrinsic to the music."

 The gray and ghostly landscape of the cover is reflected inside in the form of sounds.

The Bridge by Thomas Leer and Robert Rental is a 1979 post-punk electronic album blending experimental synth pop with ambient soundscapes. The album uniquely uses household appliance noises as part of its lo-fi aesthetic. While the first side delivers compelling and avant-garde synth-driven tracks, the ambient B-side is more repetitive and less inspired. Recommended for fans of Industrial Records and the era's underground electronic scene. Discover the unique post-punk electronic fusion of The Bridge—listen and experience a pioneering blend of synth pop and ambient experimentation.

 "The album resonates darkly, not spectral but rather warm, distressing, claustrophobic, with a dose of malice and theatricality superior to The Cure."

 "The splendid 'Shrine'... makes the piece one of the best in all of dark."

This review discusses And Also The Trees' debut album, highlighting its strong resemblance to The Cure yet acknowledging its unique dark warmth and theatricality. Key tracks like 'Shrine' and 'Midnight Garden' are praised for their hypnotic and evocative moods. Despite some predictability and naivety, the album holds a special place in the dark underground scene. Overall, it's considered a good and essential listen for dark music enthusiasts. Dive into the dark, warm world of And Also The Trees and discover why this cult classic is essential for gothic rock fans.

 The introduction is cleverly entrusted to the title track, one of the album’s best pieces: a slow, sinuous unfolding on an oriental-like percussionism.

 After listening, one is left with the sensation of a work inconsistent but above all clever, with much class, much elegance, but a bit too pretentious.

Catch The Fall by The Dolphin Brothers, formed by Steve Jansen and Richard Barbieri, presents an elegant mix of decadent ballads and energetic tracks. The album benefits from polished production and fine musicianship reminiscent of Japan's style, especially with Sylvian-like vocals. Some tracks shine with rhythmic power and electronic ambiance, but others feel too predictable and overly refined. Overall, it is a clever but inconsistent work with much class and elegance. Explore The Dolphin Brothers' unique blend of elegance and atmosphere—listen to Catch The Fall today!

 Crocodiles... launched them among the up-and-coming bands in great style, immediately defining their personality.

 The guitars are the true protagonists of the record, now sparkling now liquid, undisputed creators of the overall atmosphere of the compositions.

Echo and The Bunnymen's 1980 debut album Crocodiles presents a melodic new-wave sound fused with softer psychedelia and a subtle tension. Produced by Ian Broudie and the Chameleons, it balances old and new styles. Key highlights include guitar-driven tracks and complex rhythms, creating an evocative atmosphere. While not groundbreaking, the album stands out as a strong representative of the era’s revival sound. Listen to Crocodiles and experience the melodic tension of Echo and The Bunnymen’s new-wave classic.

 It’s always the undisputed protagonist, the altar upon which all virtuosity is sacrificed, in favor of a dance that breaks down racial barriers and becomes universal.

 Ultimately, an excellent, quite engaging record from a group with a short life like so many, but which succeeded like few in 'commercializing' the 'vital' elements of an unrepeatable period.

Medium Medium's 'Hungry, So Angry' is a standout post-punk album that successfully blends white-funk dance rhythms with social consciousness. The album spans the band's career from 1979 to 1983, showcasing their blend of disco-funk and no-wave influences. Highlights include rhythmic, driving tracks like 'Splendid Isolation' and atmospheric pieces like 'Praying.' The record captures an unrepeatable era with skillful energy and musical innovation. Dive into the rhythmic world of Medium Medium's 'Hungry, So Angry' and experience a post-punk white-funk classic today!

 "The song, for the record, remained in the top 100 for a whopping 52 weeks."

 "If you’re looking for a funk-no-wave album, that is sophisticated yet more digestible than the genre’s more extreme manifestos, this is the one for you."

Pigbag's debut album 'Dr. Heckle And Mr. Jive' offers an exciting fusion of brit-funk and no-wave with an adventurous, danceable spirit. Despite being overshadowed by the hit single 'Papa’s Got A Brand New Pigbag,' the album showcases inventive percussion, brass sections, and Caribbean influences. Its playful and experimental nature makes it a compelling listen with lasting freshness. While the band didn’t achieve enduring mainstream success, their work remains notable for fans of eclectic funk. 'Dr. Heckle And Mr. Jive' is recommended for those seeking a sophisticated yet accessible funk journey. Listen to Pigbag's unique funk-no-wave sound and explore the playful energy of Dr. Heckle And Mr. Jive today!