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 Her voice, unique and sensual, perpetually enters my soul, pricking it like a needle meeting the skin.

 Someone managed to bring back my smile.

The review praises Joan As A Police Woman's album 'To Survive' for its haunting piano melodies and unique, sensual vocal delivery. The listener is deeply moved by the intimate and poetic qualities of the music, highlighting tracks like 'Honor Wishes' and the duet with Rufus Wainwright. The album evokes vivid imagery and emotional reflection, ultimately bringing the reviewer back to a place of joy and connection. Dive into Joan As A Police Woman's 'To Survive' and feel the intimate power of her soulful melodies. Listen now!

 "Played backwards, sung backwards, written and interpreted backwards."

 "The two Allun scream, whisper disconnected phrases, while their instruments go wild in absolute madness and noise delirium."

Allun's 'Onitsed' is a unique experimental noise rock album played and composed backwards, challenging traditional music norms. The Italian female duo incorporates art, video, and fashion into their work, creating a multi-sensory avant-garde experience. With four intense tracks and a disturbing yet compelling video, the album is for adventurous listeners open to extreme and innovative sounds. Dive into Allun’s radical sound world—listen to Onitsed and experience noise rock redefined!

 An album that gradually takes you into a world of joy and fantasy only to throw you into an abyss of unknown emotions.

 The guitars let their prey escape: those joyful bells, now finally free to jingle in full joy, awaiting that brief final segment.

James Blackshaw's album Sunshrine offers a captivating acoustic journey blending joyful bells and intricate guitar work. The music evolves from playful to deeply emotional, weaving a rich tapestry of sounds that feel both romantic and otherworldly. This album invites listeners to experience a wide spectrum of emotions through its folk-inspired, atmospheric compositions. Dive into James Blackshaw's Sunshrine and experience a hauntingly beautiful acoustic journey—listen now!

 Cocorosie has managed to create an incredible album, rich in sounds from unknown worlds that make you feel the smell of spring.

 I collapse into the darkness that penetrates me, embraces me, touches me, until it becomes part of me.

This review celebrates CocoRosie's album 'The Adventures of Ghosthorse and Stillborn' as a captivating and magical journey. The reviewer highlights the album's enchanting soundscapes and poetic lyrics, evoking images of fantasy and childhood innocence. Despite mixed opinions elsewhere, this work stands out as a favorite for its rich, dreamlike atmosphere and emotional depth. Dive into the magical world of CocoRosie's 'The Adventures of Ghosthorse and Stillborn' and experience its enchanting sound today!

 "How can I not scream in pain in front of a detestable and unbearable cover of 'Army Of Me' by Liars?"

 "The only piece that truly stands out is the wonderful 'Isobel' performed by the always magnificent Xiu Xiu."

The reviewer, a devoted Bjork fan, expresses strong disappointment in the Stereogum tribute album to Bjork's Post. Most covers are described as lazy, off-key, and lacking the passion of the original songs. Only Xiu Xiu's rendition of 'Isobel' stands out positively. The album fails to honor Bjork's artistry and is considered one of the worst tributes heard. Discover Bjork's original Post album and hear why this tribute falls short—listen to the one standout cover by Xiu Xiu.

 "The first track, 'Citizen Of The Planet,' reminds one a lot of 'Jagged Little Pill.'"

 "A very well-made album, refined, rich with sounds new to Alanis, demonstrating an ever-growing talent intent on experimenting."

Flavors Of Entanglement marks Alanis Morissette’s return after four years with a bold, experimental album blending rock and electronic sounds. Produced by Guy Sigsworth, the album presents a dual nature, balancing powerful rock tracks with ethereal ballads and trip-hop influences. While not every song hits the mark, the album overall showcases Alanis’s evolving artistry and courage to explore new musical boundaries. It’s a well-crafted, unique work that remains true to her outspoken and resolute spirit. Dive into Alanis Morissette’s Flavors Of Entanglement and experience her fearless blend of rock and electronica today!

 This album is so beautiful that it’s deadly.

 I can no longer find my direction and even when the album ends, I am lost.

Hanne Hukkelberg's album Little Things is a captivating journey blending folk, jazz, and indie sounds, highlighted by her unique voice and poetic songwriting. The album evokes vivid Norwegian landscapes and emotional depth, with standout tracks like 'True Love' and 'Balloon' offering haunting and beautiful experiences. Listeners are drawn into a surreal, free-flowing musical world inspired by notable artists yet deeply original. The reviewer describes this album as a profoundly beautiful and immersive experience worth handling with care. Dive into the surreal beauty of Hanne Hukkelberg’s Little Things and lose yourself in its enchanting soundscape today!

 The voice of the young singer-songwriter proves to be truly unique, halfway between the Kate Bush-like falsetto and the classic French Lolita.

 Just press "Play" again to dive back into summer.

Daphné's album Carmin is praised for its unique fusion of jazz, electronics, and French chanson, delivering a captivating and emotional experience. The singer's voice is compared to icons like Kate Bush and Nina Simone, showcasing impressive vocal range and style. Standout tracks blend various musical influences, making the album an eclectic yet coherent work. This sophomore album is highly recommended for lovers of creative and soulful music. Discover Daphné’s enchanting Carmin—listen now and feel the magic of her unique jazz-electronic fusion!

 The album received the worst reviews ever written for a rock album, and so both the media and some fans abandoned them.

 "Here’s Today, Tomorrow Next Week!" is a misstep after a masterpiece like "Life’s Too Good."

Released in 1989, The Sugarcubes’ second album aimed to build on the success of their debut but failed to replicate its impact. Despite moments of strong melodic and vocal performances, including singles like "Regina" and "Water," the album was seen as rushed and uneven. The band's shift towards pop and the overshadowing of Bjork’s voice led to mixed critical reception and lower sales, marking it as a misstep after their innovative first release. Discover the highs and lows of The Sugarcubes' ambitious 1989 album—listen now and explore the album that challenged fans and critics alike.

 "Birthday is one of the highest peaks ever reached by Bjork: an enveloping rhythm, a pirouetting yet gentle bass, a trumpet played backwards."

 "An album absolutely to have, which proves surreal and avant-garde even now: peaks of absolute delirium contrasted with moments of unprecedented beauty."

The Sugarcubes' debut album Life’s Too Good is an avant-garde rock milestone from Iceland, showcasing Bjork’s magical voice and innovative sound. The album blends surreal lyrics with diverse musical styles, highlighting tracks like Birthday and Deus as standouts. Despite occasional overshadowing vocals from Einar Orn, the record remains a unique and influential work from the 1980s alternative scene. It continues to feel fresh, fun, and essential. Listen to Life's Too Good and experience the magical, surreal sounds that launched Bjork's legendary career!