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 The album presents itself well from the colorful cover that shows us a glacial and beautiful Siouxsie, covered in insects and looking at us mockingly... pure '80s dark aesthetics!!!

 Mantaray is one of those albums for which it is still worth spending your money!!!

Siouxsie Sioux's solo album Mantaray marks a compelling departure from her previous bands. The album mixes fresh industrial sounds with emotive ballads, showcasing her spectral voice at its best. Tracks like 'Into A Swan' and 'Here Comes The Day' stand out for their energy and depth. Despite one less impactful song, the album is a worthwhile, darkly beautiful experience rooted in 80s goth aesthetics. Discover Siouxsie Sioux's mesmerizing Mantaray—listen now and dive into her dark, emotive world!

 This "The Proposition" is a colossal mess, minimal music that aims to be evocative but fails miserably.

 Judging a soundtrack without the aid of images is often a daunting task, so there’s nothing left to do but listen to it while watching the related film.

The Proposition soundtrack by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis is described as a minimalistic yet ineffective effort that fails to engage without the film's visuals. Only a few tracks, like 'Gun Thing' and 'Clean Hands, Dirty Hands', offer some interest. The review laments Nick Cave's current creative decline compared to his previous masterpieces. Discover the intriguing yet flawed soundtrack of The Proposition—listen while watching the film for full experience!

 This great but often underrated band hadn’t been making headlines, but now the wait is over and finally the long-awaited comeback is here.

 Listen to this CD without blinders, forget what was done before and pretend it’s a new band; surprises will abound.

The Cult returns with 'Born Into This,' delivering a modern alternative rock album that breaks from their past with sparse production and fresh riffs. Billy Duffy shifts away from guitar solos to focus on essential rhythms, while Ian Astbury's inspired vocals combine mysticism and politics. Notable tracks like 'Dirty Little Rockstar' and 'Holy Mountain' showcase the band's versatility. Though not a masterpiece, it impresses by outshining contemporary acts and revitalizing their sound. Dive into The Cult's energized comeback—listen to 'Born Into This' and experience their fresh take on modern rock!