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 This album sounds as if it came straight from the west coast before the seventies put an end to the lysergic vibe that had swept those sun-kissed latitudes.

 "Easy Ride" is a rustic but sweet and dynamic ride that is a sort of prayer to nature fitting perfectly for 'Into the Wild.'

This review celebrates Phil Pearlman's 1976 album Relatively Clean Rivers as a rare and timeless psychedelic folk gem that defies its era. Drawing deep inspiration from 1960s California psychedelia and rural rock, the album features vibrant acoustic guitar work and evocative songwriting. Tracks like "Easy Ride" and "Journey Through the Valley" highlight the harmonious blend of influences such as Neil Young, CSN&Y, and Buffalo Springfield. The record's surreal atmosphere offers a nostalgic yet fresh listening experience. Discover this forgotten psychedelic folk treasure—listen to Relatively Clean Rivers and immerse yourself in timeless West Coast vibes!

 Why does he do it? Because he knows he was wrong to take that money, and he wants to be punished.

 A chillingly perfect film, without a soundtrack. Because dreams have no soundtrack.

The review delves into the moral complexities faced by Llewelyn Moss after finding drug money and triggering a deadly chase. It highlights the film's themes of conscience, fate, and the flawed heroism of Sheriff Bell. The hitman, Chirurgh, embodies death’s relentless pursuit. The absence of a soundtrack underscores the chilling atmosphere, making the film a perfect and haunting experience. Discover the gripping moral battle and haunting suspense in 'No Country For Old Men'—watch the film and experience the Coen Brothers' masterpiece for yourself.

 The guitars flow lazily over the rhythmic carpet for thirteen minutes of drugged-out Doorsian keyboard echoes and roasted peyote smoke.

 The risk lies in not wanting to come back.

Swamp Sessions Vol. 1 is a masterful psychedelic rock album, showcasing lengthy improvised jams by notable German bands. Its evocative, spacey soundscapes take listeners on a hypnotic journey filled with druggy atmospheres and tribal rhythms. The album invites fans to explore a unique blend of influences from classic American and British psychedelia to modern German space rock. It's freely available, encouraging immersion without barriers. Explore Swamp Sessions Vol. 1 now with a free download and embark on a mesmerizing psychedelic journey!

 Eric Oblander’s voice is so cavernous it seems to come from Laramie’s cemetery.

 You are forced to headbang even if you have cervical osteoarthritis.

The No. 6 Dance by Five Horse Johnson delivers a powerful and raw southern rock experience filled with heavy riffs, gritty vocals, and nonstop boogie. The album evokes classic southern rock legends while adding a modern, fierce twist. Standout tracks like 'Mississippi King' and 'Swallow the Word' highlight the band's ability to mix blues, stoner vibes, and rock energy. Though the reviewer craves a ZZ Top-like beard, the album earns a strong four-star rating for its intensity and attitude. Dive into the raw southern rock fury of Five Horse Johnson and feel the unstoppable boogie—listen to The No. 6 Dance now!

 "No Joe, you have left a trace, in all of us who love real rock, the kind beyond fashions and genres."

 "This song, written with Shane McGowan, won’t be found on his official records because it’s a cameo in an extraordinary little film that talks about loneliness but also about the hope that the miracle happens."

This review vividly evokes Joe Strummer's song 'Burning Lights,' featured in the film 'I Hired a Contract Killer.' The track, co-written with Shane McGowan, captures raw rock authenticity and hopeful melancholy. Though not part of Strummer's official discography, the song leaves a lasting impression on true rock lovers. The review connects the music with themes of loneliness, resilience, and unexpected hope. Listen to Joe Strummer's rare 'Burning Lights' and experience a heartfelt slice of true rock history.

 After so many years, I still enjoy listening to that slide guitar intro that seems taken from Ry Cooder.

 You didn’t have a great voice, Armando, but you make the heartstrings vibrate at the memory of those times filled with participation, sharing, pot, free love, and friendship.

The review fondly recalls Armando Piazza’s 1973 album "Naus" as a hidden treasure from Naples’ vibrant 1970s alternative music scene. Blending acoustic psychofolk with psychedelic influences, Piazza’s work resonates with nostalgic melodies and heartfelt performances. Despite not having a powerful voice, his music captures the spirit of an era defined by free love and creative experimentation. The album is praised for its unique sonic textures and evocative atmosphere. Dive into Armando Piazza’s Naus and experience a captivating blend of psychedelic folk and heartfelt nostalgia.

 The album only manages to give an idea of what Elias Hulk could have been live: an absolute freak band at ease in hippie communes.

 Listen to it in headphones during a walk on a winter beach and you’ll have the impression of being on the other side of the Channel while the sea recedes.

Elias Hulk's 'Unchained' is a compelling 1969 album blending psychedelic rock and blues from southern England. Driven by dual guitars and Big Pete Thorpe's versatile vocals, the band delivers a sound full of energy and mood. Despite limited production quality, the album captures a unique vintage vibe, hinting at the raw power of their live shows. Fans of classic rock and psychedelic exploration will find it a hidden gem. Discover the powerful fusion of psychedelic rock and blues in Elias Hulk's 'Unchained'—listen now to experience a lost classic!

 Warning!!! Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed!

 After listening to this record your friends won’t know you anymore.

Cottonwoodhill by Brainticket is a mind-bending progressive rock album infused with psychedelic and experimental sound effects. Released in 1971 by a European collective, it delivers a unique and intense listening experience. The album blends Hammond organ-driven grooves with surreal electronic noises, creating an immersive trip that can overwhelm the listener. The review highlights standout tracks like 'Black Sand' and 'Places of Light' and warns that the music is not for casual listening. Dive into the psychedelic journey of Brainticket's Cottonwoodhill—listen once and let your mind explore the ultimate prog experience!

 For the series they invented punk and didn’t even know it...

 An outtake from this record could very well have come out this morning...along with some news from Jon Spencer or the White Stripes.

This review highlights The Electric Eels as unsung pioneers of punk rock, predating famous acts like the Ramones. Their raw, chaotic garage-punk sound captures the anger and energy that shaped early punk. Despite limited live performances and minimal releases, their influence resonates through punk history. The 1998 collection impressively showcases their wild style and unique blend of glam, punk, and avant-garde elements. Listen to The Electric Eels and experience the raw birth of punk before it became a genre!

 Finally some 'real' characters and not stereotypes, whom the director has no desire to morally judge.

 The movie is filmed with a detachment from any possible redundancy, almost as if it were a documentary on those lives spent in perpetual passivity.

Velocità Massima is Daniele Vicari's compelling debut that portrays young Italians struggling to survive in the bleak suburbs of Ostia. The film features well-drawn, morally complex characters and a naturalistic style almost documentary-like in nature. With strong performances and vivid cinematography, it captures the underworld of illegal street racing and youthful existential crises. It’s a refreshing take on youth culture without judgment, emphasizing realism over stereotypes. Discover the raw reality of Italian youth and underground street racing in Daniele Vicari's Velocità Massima. Watch now!