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 Industrial waste playing romance.

 Noise, industrial: all nonsense. Theirs is simple and pure expression.

The review captures an intimate and immersive 2008 live performance by Einstürzende Neubauten at Milano's Alcatraz. The reviewer highlights the band's distinctive use of unconventional instruments, their evolution toward introspection, and the powerful atmosphere created on stage. The diverse audience and memorable interactions with the band add to the experience, culminating in a satisfying encore blending theater and improvisation. Overall, the concert delivers a refreshing and cathartic expression of industrial music. Experience the raw power of Einstürzende Neubauten’s industrial avant-garde live—listen now or explore their unique soundscapes!

 No passage seems forced or simply 'disinterested' and the contemplative distance of the listener is functional to capture every nuance.

 If in the previous LP post-rock was the end, here it becomes the attained and consolidated means, used to make music and speak through music.

The review praises Tortoise's TNT as a stand-alone post-rock album whose intricate blend of jazz, electronics, and instrumental precision creates a unique and lasting musical experience. It highlights the album's careful balance and cohesive structure that defies typical genre confines. The reviewer notes TNT's distinguished innovation compared to both the band's prior works and the broader musical landscape. Overall, the album is celebrated for its ability to engage listeners deeply without losing impact over time. Dive into Tortoise's TNT and experience the cutting edge of post-rock innovation—listen now and immerse yourself in its layered beauty.

 It is perhaps the best portrait of the personality and sensitivity of this artist.

 This album will repay you. Guaranteed.

Steve Von Till’s solo debut ‘As The Crow Flies’ is a deeply melancholic acoustic album that resonates with listeners facing dark or difficult moments. Its sparse instrumentation and sorrowful voice create an atmosphere of introspective reflection and emotional depth. The album may challenge casual listeners but shines as a compelling portrait of Von Till’s sensitivity and artistic identity. Dive into Steve Von Till’s haunting solo work and experience a powerful acoustic journey through melancholy and reflection.

 Maynard spares no effort with his ravenous shout and delivers the canonical twenty-second scream towards the end.

 This album, despite being a bootleg, contains a good dose of quality, emotions and extreme professionalism.

This review covers a 2002 bootleg recording of Tool's concert in Perth during their Lateralus tour. Despite rough sound quality, the performance shines with powerful vocals, skilled instrumentation, and an engaging setlist of classics. The reviewer laments the lack of an official live album but praises the bootleg's raw energy and musicianship. Discover Tool’s raw live power from their Perth 2002 bootleg – listen and experience their legendary stage presence now!

 "After destructuring music as a whole, they now try to piece together the destroyed and violated fragments creating what is commonly defined as 'music' without abandoning homemade instrumentation."

 "The buildings have finally collapsed once again, and the glass that previously protected us now seems much thinner."

Einstürzende Neubauten's 'Tabula Rasa' marks a shift from chaotic early works to a more deliberate and musical style. The band retains its identity using unique homemade instruments and striking vocals. Tracks like 'Headcleaner' showcase urban unease blended with artistic sophistication. Overall, the album reflects a mature and elegant evolution within their industrial sound. Explore 'Tabula Rasa' and experience the haunting industrial elegance of Einstürzende Neubauten's artistic transformation.

 The relationship between the two titular characters is the cornerstone of the work, which unfolds amidst dark moods and a narrative disillusionment that eschews spectacularity.

 Robert, having become a popular hero, will stage the scene of the murder multiple times in the theater, until it becomes clear that cowardice turns an act of justice into a hypocritical betrayal.

This review explores Andrew Dominik’s film as a slow, reflective Western focused on the psychological dynamic between Jesse James and Robert Ford. Brad Pitt and Casey Affleck deliver solid performances, with the latter capturing the complex nature of Ford. The movie eschews spectacle for mood and introspection, highlighting themes of idolatry, betrayal, and human frailty. The film’s strength lies in its atmospheric tension and nuanced character study. Dive into this haunting Western and discover the complex psychology behind legend and betrayal.

 The title track is pure madness, a voice spelling out the letters composing the word 'exposure' robotically and throughout the track.

 This work follows the two albums in collaboration with Brian Eno, after the second disbandment of King Crimson.

Robert Fripp's solo album 'Exposure' is a compelling and experimental work featuring 18 diverse tracks. Collaborations with Peter Hammill and Peter Gabriel highlight its richness, while its innovative guitar techniques and thematic depth showcase Fripp's genius. The album serves as a precursor to King Crimson's later phase, blending rock, ambient, and avant-garde elements in a unique listening experience. Dive into Robert Fripp's 'Exposure' and discover a groundbreaking journey through experimental and progressive rock!

 "A pleasant and almost never heavy work, the experimentation is almost never self-indulgent or so heavy as to undermine the musicality of the work."

 "A beautiful album also because it is inscrutable to the modern music scene, which thrives on grandiose neglect of detail, which is instead the main strength of this latest effort by the greatest prog band of all time."

King Crimson's album The Power To Believe delivers a balanced fusion of prog rock, metal, and electronica. The band explores new textures while maintaining musicality. Notable are Fripp's innovative guitar work and Belew's incisive lyrics. The album stands as a significant and engaging addition to the band's evolution and modern progressive music. It's an essential listen for fans and newcomers alike. Dive into King Crimson's The Power To Believe – experience innovation and progressive rock brilliance today!

 This album sounds very much like an (angry) statement of intent.

 The Meshuggah machine releases repressed energy without precautions to avoid damage, resulting in total alienation of the listener.

Meshuggah’s 'None' EP marks a significant evolution from their debut, showcasing a precise, angry, and innovative metal sound. The band blends complex rhythms and sparse melodies, delivering cold intensity and balanced musical aggression. Tracks vary from calculated fury to experimental breaks, highlighting their technical prowess. The EP is a powerful statement against the conformist metal trends of its time. Listen to Meshuggah's 'None' EP and experience the cutting edge of metal innovation!

 Jens Kidman's vocalizations are limited to a banal imitation of James Hetfield of Metallica, rough and on the verge of agonizing braying.

 The album absolutely does not convince, all without considering the biggest flaw, namely Jens Kidman’s poor vocal performance.

This review critiques Meshuggah's debut album 'Contradictions Collapse' as a thrash metal record lacking originality and featuring poor vocal performance. Despite showing technical skill, the album is seen as predictable and mostly unremarkable. Only the opening track stands out. It is recommended mainly for collectors and fans interested in the band's early work. Discover the roots of Meshuggah's sound by exploring their debut album today.