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 The drums, like slow buried drones, melt the brain; the groove pumps and builds, like a Blob dripping with assorted acidity.

 This is Love 666’s anti-American revolution, a monolith, a long metal-macumba, with the guitar stubbornly playing three-chords-three of filthy hard-blues.

Love 666’s American Revolution delivers a powerful, intense mix of slow, droning drums and filthy hard-blues guitar riffs. Dave Unger’s energetic and angelic vocals heighten the psychedelic and experimental atmosphere. The album is a dark, noisy journey with political undertones, described as an anti-American revolution with an edgy, unique sound. Overall, it’s praised for its creative fusion and captivating sonic depth. Dive into Love 666’s American Revolution and experience a mind-melting psychedelic hard-blues journey today!

 Take the vinyl of Tago Mago by Can and deface it with a nail, pierce it, scratch it, bend it.

 The music of the Starfuckers is self-generated, self-sustaining, it is the victory of alchemy over chemistry.

Infrantumi, the fourth album by Starfuckers, offers an avant-garde, shattered soundscape full of arrhythmic rhythms and cosmic tones. The band experiments with abstract audio textures, creating a unique, self-sustaining musical world. With whispered vocals and relentless drums, the album explores dark and atmospheric sonic territories. It stands out as a distinctive blend of sound fetishism and mental sonic therapy. Dive into the fractured world of Starfuckers' Infrantumi – listen now and experience cutting-edge avant-garde rock!

 Every time the needle of my turntable drops on "On The Corner," I cling like to Ariadne’s thread, to the rhythm of the charleston that, wicked and paranoid, accompanies me through this phantasmagoric Babel of sound.

 "On The Corner" oozes blackness, it’s a funk spit on the pure souls of jazz.

The review praises Miles Davis' On The Corner as a hypnotic and relentless funk jazz album. It highlights the trance-inducing rhythms, innovative use of wah trumpet, and contributions of jazz legends like John McLaughlin and Chick Corea. The album's alienating yet captivating dynamics leave the listener exhausted but impressed. Overall, it celebrates the album's unique and immersive soundscape. Experience the groundbreaking fusion of funk and jazz—listen to Miles Davis' On The Corner now!