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 "A true genius, we can say. And we are not saying something absurd, because the dish he presents to us is utterly alienating."

 "'Babylon' is the peak, as well as the opening of the work. Fifteen minutes of compelling kraut, raga, and ethereal fragments."

Deuter's 1971 debut 'D' stands as a forward-thinking and personal exploration of mystical and world music influences. Combining krautrock, raga, and ethereal sounds, it reflects a unique voice among German electronic pioneers. The album features innovative use of flute, synth, guitar, and clavichord, with standout tracks like 'Babylon' and 'Krishna Eating Fish And Chips.' This work remains relevant and vibrant alongside contemporaries such as Tangerine Dream and Popol Vuh. Dive into Deuter's mystical 'D' and experience a groundbreaking world music journey from 1971!

 Antropofagia is raw, dry. A ruthless provocation for the mind.

 A Picasso painting. A surrealist painting that slowly tears apart, crumbling as if by magic.

Patrizio Fariselli’s 1977 album Antropofagia presents six avant-garde piano compositions filled with experimental and anarchic elements. Combining surrealist motifs with raw and provocative sounds, the album uses piano and VCS3 synthesizer to create a unique musical experience. The work reflects both jazz influences and the spontaneous madness of improvisation, showcasing Fariselli's distinctive artistry in the context of the Area band’s solo projects. Dive into the mesmerizing world of Patrizio Fariselli’s Antropofagia — listen now and experience true avant-garde piano innovation.

 "Lanquidity is an exceptional Pandora's box."

 The surreal beginning of the title track unfolds a completely unattainable near future.

Sun Ra's 1978 album Lanquidity is praised as an exceptional and surreal jazz experience. The album’s blend of tribal rhythms, experimental textures, and enchanting solos creates a unique and timeless soundscape. Its cosmic and anarchic atmosphere captivates listeners, with standout moments highlighted by the guitars, Moog synthesizer, and saxophone. Dive into the cosmic world of Sun Ra's Lanquidity and experience a jazz journey like no other.

 The first album by Dedalus is an experimental jazz that looks to the Soft Machine of 'Third' and 'Fourth', dares to align with the Canterbury Sound of Henry Cow, and enjoys entirely personal inspirations.

 There is no tendency towards cacophony, there is always a certain class in the noise-making, and neither is there the usual hasty freakish collage.

Dedalus' 1973 debut album is a standout in Italy's experimental jazz scene, blending avant-garde elements with influences from the Canterbury Sound and jazz fusion. The album is praised for its originality, class in noise, and rejection of cliché. It anticipates later works like Nurse With Wound while maintaining its unique identity. A key milestone in a still underappreciated Italian progressive music landscape. Discover Dedalus' groundbreaking debut—immerse yourself in Italian avant-garde jazz history today!

 Four Tet loves this work. I'm not kidding.

 When you become aware of these works, the standard song format will seem like a childish and senseless memory.

Antico Adagio by Lino Capra Vaccina is a deeply original and enchanting album blending raga, ambient, and experimental music. Rooted in Italy's 1970s underground jazz and progressive scene, it avoids the typical pitfalls of kraut and avant-garde albums by delivering minimalistic yet captivating rhythms and melodies. This 2015 reissue highlights the album's timeless appeal and creative depth, offering listeners a profound musical experience. Dive into Lino Capra Vaccina's Antico Adagio and explore a masterful blend of ambient and experimental music from Italy's rich 70s scene.

 Each track presents a disturbing ambient, but not because there is a strict adherence to the rules of a genre.

 It makes us free to shape our sitting on the watts of his band.

U.S. Maple’s 1995 debut 'Long Hair in Three Stages' defies traditional genre boundaries with its anarchic blues and experimental sound. The album features neurotic guitar work, radical vocal delivery, and complex rhythmic structures. It stands out as an enduring work that challenges listeners with its unsettling yet compelling atmosphere. Fans of avant-garde and post-grunge music will find this record a unique and timeless experience. Dive into U.S. Maple's 'Long Hair in Three Stages' and experience a bold, unforgettable journey through avant-garde post-grunge soundscapes.

 "You travel on a cloud of a spring sky. The wind slowly moves the branches of the trees, the sunset comes alive, and the calm mixed with silence and peace charms us more and more."

 "A track that joins various ones like 'Everytime You Touch Me' and 'Move' by Moby, 'Unfinished Sympathy' by Massive Attack, '3 A.M. Eternal' by the KLF... A multicolored journey that will be tried by a thousand artists but with few other exceptions where such impactful realizations will be achieved."

The review celebrates Opus III's 1992 single 'It's A Fine Day' as a beautiful and timeless electronic track. It highlights the ethereal vocals, ambient and house influences, and the track's lasting freshness. Comparisons to artists like Moby and Massive Attack emphasize its place among iconic 90s electronic music. The paired track 'Evolution Rush' also offers a rich, exotic soundscape. Overall, the single is praised as a lasting gem that charms listeners with peace and harmony. Listen to Opus III's 'It's A Fine Day' and experience a timeless 90s electronic masterpiece.

 The 'wow wow' of the sequencer that nags at your brain is a completely innovative sensation for the time.

 Acid Tracks is one of the first examples, dated 1987. In reality, it’s a masterpiece.

Phuture's Acid Tracks is a groundbreaking acid house track from 1987, showcasing innovative use of the Roland TB-303 sequencer. The review highlights its pioneering, hypnotic electronic sound and its role as a masterpiece alongside other classics like Strings Of Life. The track is a critical piece marking the development of acid house and electronic music. Immerse yourself in the origins of acid house—listen to Phuture's Acid Tracks now!

 "Fabulous notes of piano, pulsating bass, and mystical warblings that weave into a colorful vortex."

 "These were artists who really knew their stuff... they didn’t just lean against the turntables..."

The review highlights 'Papua New Guinea' as a seminal 1992 single by Future Sound Of London from their debut album 'Accelerator.' It praises the rich fusion of piano, bass, and ambient sound textures. The track is recognized for its significance in acid house and techno scenes and its enduring presence in UK dance venues. The artists' skill and innovation are emphasized throughout. Listen to Papua New Guinea and dive into the classic sounds of early 90s electronic music!

 "Extork features Nicholette on vocals, and we find ourselves in almost trance territories... an electronic vortex so obsessive that at a certain point it manages to seduce you completely."

 "The first three are tremendously alluring. They are works of art in fact."

Plaid's 1997 album Not For Threes is praised as a complex, captivating IDM classic influenced by trance and downtempo styles. Tracks like Abla Eedio, Kortisin, and Extork (featuring Nicholette) showcase sophisticated rhythms and textures. The review highlights the album's intricate sequencing and emotional depth, positioning it as an essential and timeless electronic work from the late 90s. Listen to Plaid's Not For Threes and experience a timeless IDM journey blending intricate beats and emotive electronic soundscapes.