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 Intriguing pop that owes much to Talking Heads, enhanced by solutions that were ahead of their time.

 The MAGNIFICENT 'Love Song' ... echoes of the best Wire in the background ... flood me with so many good memories.

This review reflects fond nostalgia for Polyrock's 1980s minimalist new wave albums, produced by Philip Glass. Despite being a marginal alternative band, their music holds up well today and is praised for its innovative and danceable quality. Highlights include memorable tracks like 'Love Song' and 'Go West'. The reviewer highly recommends rediscovering their work. Listen to Polyrock's minimalist new wave gems and dive into the innovative sounds of the 80s alternative scene!

 This is the best song of the last 20 years (actually 25 since it was released in 1982), nothing more.

 It combines immediacy, true indie orgasm, persistence... it’s still good now.

The review praises 'Uncertain Smile' by The The as the best song of the last 25 years, highlighting its lasting indie charm and immediacy. It competes with David Bowie's classics but is considered superior by the reviewer. The reviewer also invites readers to vote on the greatest 45 RPM single ever. Listen to 'Uncertain Smile' and discover why it's considered an indie classic that still resonates today!

 "A metronome-like drum, a guitar that wearily accompanies the rhythm: simply a masterpiece."

 "I only wish that those who approach this album are at least 20% satisfied with what was (I) felt at the time of its release."

The review reflects on Joy Division's album Closer as a masterpiece filled with dark, emotional, and powerful compositions. Key tracks like "Heart and Soul," "Twenty Four Hours," and "Decades" are praised for their haunting qualities and instrumental depth. The reviewer connects the album's essence intimately with Ian Curtis' tragic presence and recognizes its lasting influence on post-punk and related genres. Discover the haunting beauty of Joy Division's Closer – listen now and experience a post-punk classic!

 "Editors are emerging new-wavers seeking success: I doubt they'll achieve it with this album!"

 "When Anger Shows, the best of the album... it simply doesn't exist that they mimic Arcade Fire."

This review takes a close look at Editors' second album, praising moments of epic and romantic soundscapes but criticizing its derivative nature, drawing heavy parallels to U2, Joy Division, and other 80s bands. Certain tracks like 'When Anger Shows' stand out, while others come across as less engaging. Overall, the album shows potential but lacks originality. Discover the epic yet familiar sounds of Editors' 'An End Has A Start'—listen now and explore the 80s-inspired indie rock journey.

 For those who like real rock n roll without frills, authentic, fun, made in America west coast, the above-mentioned album is the absolute masterpiece.

 The second track... is perhaps the best garage track ever heard: Tomorrow is Yesterday.

Gravedigger V's 'All Black and Hairy' is praised as a masterpiece of authentic garage rock from the American West Coast. The album, created by young musicians, delivers fun and raw tracks reminiscent of 60s comics and vintage rock energy. Standout tracks include the title track and 'Tomorrow is Yesterday.' Highly recommended for fans of classic, unrefined rock music. Listen to Gravedigger V's authentic garage rock classic 'All Black and Hairy' and experience vintage West Coast rock energy today!

 This is the best LP by Primal Scream.

 Simple guitar feedback over pure sweet melody "english NME wanted."

The review highlights Primal Scream's first album, Sonic Flower Groove, as a fresh and somewhat naive psychedelic beat record influenced by the Electric Prunes. It emphasizes Bob Gillespie's move from the Jesus and Mary Chain era to craft his own sound. Though later albums like Screamadelica and XTRMNTR are more daring, this debut remains the band's best LP in the reviewer's view. Explore Primal Scream's psychedelic roots and listen to Sonic Flower Groove now!

 Pure "solid" rock and roll (Jim Reid - former guitarist of the Jesus & M. J. is no fool).

 Among so much crap circulating lately, a wholesome LP like this is a breath of fresh air.

Freeheat's Back On The Water stands out as an excellent rock and roll album featuring members of Jesus and Mary Chain and Gun Club. The album embodies solid rock energy, notably with the track "Down." In a sea of mediocre releases, this record offers a refreshing and genuine rock experience. The review emphasizes the music itself over the members' past affiliations, praising the album's consistent quality. Listen to Freeheat's Back On The Water and experience pure, solid rock energy today!

 Each song is a highly flammable concentrate of Despair - Resignation - Anguish.

 I have never listened to an album so intimate, personal, to the point of feeling pity, tenderness for the one representing it.

Lisa Germano’s Geek The Girl is a deeply personal and emotionally intense album. With its whispered vocals and carefully crafted piano, violin, and guitar arrangements, it explores themes of despair, anguish, and tentative hope. The album is praised for its intimate storytelling and haunting atmosphere. It's a harrowing yet unforgettable musical journey into vulnerability and pain. Dive into Lisa Germano’s Geek The Girl and experience a profound musical journey of pain and hope.

 But damn, isn’t there a review of That Petrol Emotions?

 It’s a fundamental album, period.

This brief review recognizes 'Manic Pop Thrill' by That Petrol Emotions as a fundamental album. The author shows admiration for the work despite some uncertainty about the reviewing platform. Overall, it underlines the album's significance in alternative rock. Listen to That Petrol Emotions' Manic Pop Thrill and experience a fundamental alternative rock classic!

 Rush to buy this 1987 pop-psychedelic gem by the Scottish Shamans.

 Maybe on the third, MAGIC unfolds!

The review praises The Shamen's 1987 album Drop as a psychedelic pop treasure from the 1980s new wave era. The album may not be immediately accessible but rewards repeated listens with its rich electronic sounds and inventive use of drum machines and guitars. The review highlights the lasting appeal of the songs and the influence of Syd Barrett on the style. Overall, it encourages fans of 80s pop and psychedelia to explore this underrated gem. Dive into The Shamen's Drop and experience the magic of 1980s psychedelic pop today!