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 Fiumani’s stage performance is aggressive and of great quality: excellent vocal delivery, excellent handling of challenging situations, immense energy spat at the audience through spasmodic and epileptic screams.

 He is the king here. At certain times, and in some respects, it reminds me of Cobain in a local flavor.

This review captures the raw, intimate atmosphere of Diaframma’s live show at Mumble Rumble in Salerno. The band, led by Federico Fiumani, delivers a powerful performance marked by energy and deep connection with the audience. The venue’s gritty, indie vibe complements the concert’s nostalgic and emotional intensity. The reviewer and friends rediscover the magic of Diaframma’s music, highlighting both classic and newer tracks. The event becomes a memorable experience combining music, place, and personal reflection. Dive into the authentic Diaframma live experience—listen, feel the energy, and explore their timeless Italian rock sound!

 They manage to prepare perfect cocktails of the two pure fuels, flambéed down to be dreamt about with open eyes and an unusable stomach.

 A surreal warmth. A warmth that makes me think of liquids. And liquids, in general, make me think of coolness. I didn’t want to say it but here I do: magma.

The review praises The Koolaid Electric Company's debut album as a perfect blend of shoegaze and psychedelic rock, creating a warm, immersive, and dreamlike atmosphere. The reviewer describes the album as deeply emotional, evoking sensations and memories that resonate with listeners. Despite a somewhat quiet media presence, the album shines with an originality and warmth rarely found. It highlights the band's rise from the UK underground scene and the anticipation built around this release. Ultimately, it recommends the album as a potential favorite of the year. Listen to The Koolaid Electric Company's debut and experience a unique blend of shoegaze and psychedelia that warms your soul.

 The Loop firmly rooted themselves both at home... and beyond the Channel reaching Teutonia and America.

 A damned drone rock, born to lead us astray from whatever we are doing.

Loop’s EP Black Sun delivers a powerful and intoxicating psychedelic drone rock experience. The review highlights its raw intensity and distinct identity, distancing it from typical shoegaze labels. With influences from Hawkwind, Neu!, and Suicide, the three-track EP embodies a toxic, gripping energy. Its ability to immerse and overwhelm listeners is praised as a hallmark of its excellence. Dive into Loop's Black Sun EP and experience a hypnotic journey through spacey drone rock—listen now and get lost in the sound!

 This album is overwhelmed by fuzz characterized by being as acidic and electric as possible, and very sharp.

 Oneida was born to raise the bar, to baffle, to provide no points of reference, to bring the concept of listening in absolute value to its extreme consequences.

Oneida's Absolute II concludes their trilogy with a futuristic, harsh sonic atmosphere that diverges from previous psychedelic and krautrock influences. The album immerses listeners in an acidic, minimalistic soundscape reflecting apocalyptic themes, demanding focus and mental endurance. It challenges and redefines musical boundaries, offering a unique and intense listening experience. The reviewer appreciates Oneida's evolution and artistic boldness despite its difficulty. Dive into Oneida's Absolute II and experience a bold, futuristic sound that challenges and captivates. Listen now and explore the edge of experimental rock.

 Just as you start to think they’re too light, like misted water droplets lost in the air, the immanence of the fleeting sense of making music is infused with body, substance, layering.

 When they decide to release THE Asobi Seksu album, I believe there will be no competition.

Asobi Seksu's Fluorescence showcases a mature evolution in their signature shoegaze and dream pop style. The album balances ethereal lightness with layered substance, echoing influences like Cocteau Twins and My Bloody Valentine. While not perfect, it marks a significant step forward and offers blissful, mystical sonic experiences. The reviewer regards it as an important release of 2011 with hopeful anticipation for future works. Listen to Asobi Seksu’s Fluorescence for a dreamy shoegaze experience that’s both light and richly layered.

 The greatest that I found is that these people really know how to play well.

 Each track, after catching you by surprise, then grabs you by the scruff and submerges your head in the water.

Mouse On The Keys' 2009 album An Anxious Object delivers a powerful fusion of jazz, post-rock, and math rhythms, marked by intense emotional expression and technical skill. The band’s precise musicianship creates immersive soundscapes that challenge and captivate listeners. This album demands full engagement, confronting inner turmoil with warmth and originality. Recommended for those seeking music beyond mainstream conformity. Dive into Mouse On The Keys' An Anxious Object and experience a thrilling journey through jazz and post-rock innovation.

 There are certain discs that seem like those people you meet and immediately want to make love to, even though you know you only have a few hours together.

 With Soren Well, there is little to breathe.

Soren Well's EP offers a brief yet intense musical experience that resembles an instant connection. The shoegaze sound is both familiar and fresh, evoking deep nostalgia. Its melodic and atmospheric qualities draw listeners into a dreamy, almost elusive world. The EP skillfully blends American roots with subtle British influences, making it a memorable listen for fans of the genre. Experience the dreamy allure of Soren Well’s EP—dive into the ethereal world of shoegaze now!

 Plastic Fang is an album of character and of the search for purer and less educated sounds, wandering backwards.

 It’s kerosene that waits for nothing else but the incendiary warmth of the audience which over the years, he has deservedly gained.

Plastic Fang by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion delivers a fresh yet classic rock n’ roll experience rooted deeply in blues tradition. The album balances roughness with soul, channeling influences from blues elders and early Springsteen. It eschews revolutionary change for authentic, elemental music fueled by natural energy and immediate anarchy. Its multilayered, flamboyant packaging invites listeners into a radical rock journey. Overall, Plastic Fang is a characterful, earnest homage to rock’s past with a confident, modern twist. Dive into Plastic Fang and experience raw, soulful rock at its finest—listen now and feel the fire of The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion!

 "If I hadn’t listened to that album, who knows what I would be today."

 "Those ballads for little struggling me became fuel for my following days."

This deeply personal review recounts how Band Of Susans' album The Word And The Flesh became a crucial companion during the author's struggle with depression and self-isolation. The album's textured guitars and restrained noise provided a sense of warmth and clarity amidst emotional turmoil. Over time, the music helped the author gain new perspectives and inspired a lasting appreciation for diverse musical styles. Ultimately, the album symbolizes resilience and recovery. Dive into the emotional depths of Band Of Susans' The Word And The Flesh and experience a powerful journey of healing through sound.

 If chart music were like this, then I would listen to it. Maybe I wouldn’t be a die-hard fan but I would go looking for Barnes to tell him that he does good for music.

 This music has the label of a truly exquisite brand: Of Montreal.

False Priest by Of Montreal delivers a vibrant fusion of 70s-inspired funk, disco, and psychedelic pop with exceptional production. Kevin Barnes' unique artistry shines through intricate compositions and playful experimentation. The album balances catchy grooves with eccentric twists, reaffirming the band's signature style. Collaborations with artists like Janelle Monae enrich the sound. Overall, it's a strong, engaging record that celebrates musical adventure and emotional depth. Dive into Of Montreal's False Priest and experience a fresh 70s-inspired psychedelic funk journey—listen now and feel the groove!