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 Each track is a diamond in the sand, from "Ljuljuten"... to "Disiu," where a loving prayer unfolds on a blue trip hop cloak.

 The album is a real surprise. I never thought that world music could be so stylish.

Agricantus' album 'Tuareg' is a surprising and stylish blend of world music and electronic elements. Rosie Wiederkehr's vocals range from soft rap to enchanting lullabies, layered over a rich soundscape combining traditional instruments and modern beats. The album evokes vivid imagery of desert caravans and ghost towns, creating a deep, immersive listening experience for fans of innovative global music. Dive into Agricantus' Tuareg and explore a captivating blend of world and electronic music today!

 "This is the most repetitive album I have [apart from Metal Machine Music] and it is fantastic for this reason."

 "Boredom wins in any case, whatever instrument he picks up, at any time of day, any words he is singing; that mental exhaustion is always ready to clip his heart."

Smog's Rain On Lens delivers a haunting, repetitive experience filled with subdued emotions and quiet despair. The album's slow, minimalist soundscapes and Bill Callahan's timid, vulnerable voice evoke feelings of boredom, depression, and intimate pain. Fans of introspective, lo-fi indie folk will find its controlled nervousness and subtle depth captivating. The reviewer praises its focus and unique atmosphere despite or because of its monotony. Dive into Smog's Rain On Lens and discover a uniquely haunting indie folk journey drenched in raw emotion.

 Music is round, and to be transferred to CD, it must be squared. In this way, it loses some frequencies… music loses body.

 The title track, desperate in its execution… enriched by a solo that reminds me of Paco De Lucia in spirit, though it is certainly far from his style.

The review highlights the warm and jazzy atmosphere of Tom Waits’ 1978 album Blue Valentine, emphasizing its heartfelt performances and poetic lyrics. It reflects on the unique sound qualities of vinyl versus CD and challenges critics who overlook Waits’ early work. Each track is analyzed for its musical and lyrical depth. The album is praised for its richness and emotional expressiveness, demanding patient listening. Dive into Tom Waits’ Blue Valentine and experience the soulful jazz and poetic storytelling that defined his early career.

 Every track reveals why American punk is so different from English punk: because of Rocket From The Tombs.

 "Ain't It Fun" would be ideal for a compilation called 'Music For Failed Suicide' with immortal lyrics.

Rocket Redux by Rocket From The Tombs offers a dense and historically important listen bridging garage rock and American punk. The album features raw energy, notable tracks like "Ain't It Fun" and "Sonic Reducer," but sometimes suffers from inconsistent songwriting. While more polished than classic garage records, it reveals the distinct roots of U.S. punk and is essential for understanding punk's evolution. Discover the roots of American punk—listen to Rocket Redux and explore its raw, historic energy now!