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 One of the most beautiful albums of the past year is there, timidly nestled on some Bandcamp server in the Pampas, so light and delicate that it doesn’t even dare to ask for a payment to be downloaded.

 An album like this is given away... over an hour of sunshine-pop all enhanced by prog structures that sometimes verge on the metamusical.

La Perla Irregular's América is a beautifully crafted sunshine-pop album freely available on Bandcamp. Featuring 19 musicians and rich with prog and psychedelic influences, it blends intricate instrumentation and nostalgic melodies. The album honors influences like Luis Alberto Spinetta, Beach Boys, and Beatles, offering an exquisite and emotional listening experience worth supporting. Listen to América by La Perla Irregular now and discover a free, breathtaking pop masterpiece!

 This film is a horrific experience for the human stomach and intellect.

 After a film like this, the only satisfaction for the brave viewer who stayed in the theater is to see the protagonist die senselessly, shot solely to please sadistic film club curators.

This review of Urszula Antoniak's Code Blue presents the film as an unsettling, stomach-turning experience despite its high artistic quality. It centers on Marian, a nurse with disturbing behaviors and a bleak emotional life. The film explores heavy themes such as euthanasia, trauma, and loneliness in a slow, existential style that may alienate many viewers. The reviewer warns that the film's brutal content and ambiguous storytelling make it difficult to watch, only appealing to a niche audience. Explore the haunting depths of Code Blue—watch if you dare to face its intense psychological drama.

 The music is undoubtedly the best part of the film, orchestral lunacy, and perfect rock tracks, mingling madness and intelligence.

 200 Motels is not exactly the film I would recommend to those looking to get into the master’s work, nor to anyone who is less than an ultra-convinced Zappa fan.

200 Motels is Frank Zappa's 1971 experimental film blending rock and orchestral music with surreal visuals and chaotic storytelling. Despite notable music and innovative visuals, the film suffers from poor acting, a weak script, and disorganized production. It remains a curiosity suitable mainly for devoted Zappa fans and experimental film enthusiasts rather than general audiences. The movie reveals Zappa's human flaws behind his genius. Dive into the wild world of 200 Motels—listen to the groundbreaking music and explore Zappa's daring film experiment!

 A dirty sound, evocative, tribal and modern at the same time, which supports long and useless compositions.

 Indulge yourself and then return to your wife, return to the fine dishes, to music made with heart.

The review sees Fuck Buttons' Tarot Sport as a sophisticated but not truly novel entry in the experimental noise genre. It highlights the album's evocative, distorted soundscape and rhythmic complexity, yet criticizes its repetitive nature and lack of deeper creativity. While recommending the album for a brief, immersive experience, it suggests returning to more heartfelt and sincere music thereafter. Experience the bold noise and textures of Tarot Sport—listen now to explore its intriguing soundscape.

 Albarn’s soundtrack fits in well: a titanic mix of Chinese tradition, melodies played on the black keys of the piano, acoustic instruments with a graceless yet so 'world' sound.

 The album is quite pleasant to listen to, and it’s definitely mandatory to view the Monkey Bee video on YouTube, a melody so typically Chinese, spoiled or enhanced by cartoonish voices.

Damon Albarn's Monkey soundtrack accompanies a colorful theatrical adaptation of a traditional Chinese tale. The album blends traditional Chinese melodies and instruments with modern electronic sounds, creating a skewed and somewhat kitschy fusion. Though the visual and musical elements may test tolerance for superficiality, the music remains pleasant and worth exploring, especially the standout track 'Monkey Bee.' Listen to Damon Albarn’s Monkey and experience a vibrant blend of tradition and modernity in this theatrical soundtrack.

 Last Night is this, it’s a middle school party you weren’t invited to or didn’t go because you had Judo or were at the speech therapist or forced to stay home massaging grandma’s calluses...

 the last 4 tracks of this album strongly shift towards an annoying ambient that was really unnecessary

Moby’s Last Night is a nostalgic homage to the 90s dance scene, featuring energetic vocals, synthetic strings, and catchy beats. The first ten tracks deliver a lively party atmosphere reminiscent of disco and early electronic music. However, the album loses cohesion in its final four ambient tracks, which feel unnecessary and detract from the overall experience. The reviewer appreciates the nostalgic vibe but criticizes the album’s uneven ending. Discover Moby’s nostalgic 90s beats and decide if Last Night’s ending lets you down – listen now!

 Fortunately, today’s hippies have evolved, they roam the earth in Volkswagen industrial vans, use deodorant and have bought many electronic instruments.

 Their music can be represented by Air and Boards of Canada engaged in sniffing strawberry Mentos to get high all afternoon.

This review humorously critiques the 70s hippie culture while appreciating how Black Moth Super Rainbow updates psychedelic music with modern electronic instruments. The album evokes the spirit of the Summer of Love through fresh, engaging sounds. With catchy short songs that blend classic and contemporary elements, Dandelion Gum stands out as a creative and enjoyable psychedelic experience. Dive into the whimsical world of Black Moth Super Rainbow and experience Dandelion Gum’s psychedelic electronic charm.

 The bass and drums are really on a top-notch level, bass almost always going up and down the octaves with a nice pick sound.

 Imprecision reigned supreme, basically, quite a mess... and here doubts arise... have we reached the point where all you need to do is buy an instrument and a polka dot t-shirt?

This review reflects a personal revival of rave enthusiasm sparked by Shitdisco's Kingdom of Fear. The album's rhythm section is praised for its energy and precision, standing out with a raw and danceable sound. However, the live performance described was chaotic and imprecise, leaving doubts about the band's musicianship. Ultimately, the album is rated as listenable but not exceptional, with a mix of admiration and critical reservation. Listen to Shitdisco's Kingdom of Fear and experience the raw energy of dance-punk's underground revival.

 The album is delightfully trash’n’chic, it brings a few smiles and makes you move your hips in several spots.

 The absolute gems are 'luxour j’adore', '78/2008', and '100% vip', each with irresistibly groovy and quirky elements.

Katerine's album Robots Après Tout combines glam, kitsch, and disco-pop elements to create a uniquely playful sound. Philippe Blanchard's quirky vocal style and funky rhythms dominate the record. The album features standout tracks blending synth-rock and Daft Punk-inspired beats. It is a fun, trashy-chic listen perfect for lively nights. Some electronic experiments fall short but overall it charms with its eccentric character. Dive into Katerine's colorful world and groove to Robots Après Tout's playful disco-pop beats now!

 Chris Marino is a true comb-over hedonist, driven to long journeys simply by hearsay.

 The film closes with a requiem for the comb-over and hilarious slow-motion images of hair in the wind... leaving us exhausted... like a porno.

Chris Marino's 'Combover: The Movie' is a humorous 52-minute documentary exploring America's most outrageous comb-overs. The film follows Marino's quirky journey seeking out unique hairdos, mixing curiosity with subtle satire. Though it offers limited technical insights, the documentary shines in its character-driven storytelling and playful admiration of comb-over culture. It ends memorably with the homage to Ray Ortiz, 'the Holy Grail of comb-overs.' Watch Chris Marino's quirky journey through America's wildest comb-overs and discover the humor behind baldness remedies!