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 Kayo Dot returns with 'Coyote', again for Aaron Turner’s Hydra Head, fully redeeming themselves.

 In essence, Kayo Dot change the way they express themselves but not their essence. Formidable musical researchers.

After a disappointing previous release, Kayo Dot returns with Coyote, introducing more rhythm and less distortion. The album blends influences from King Crimson, Tool, and post-rock to create a mysterious and fascinating sound. Standout tracks like 'Whisper Ineffable' and 'Abyss Hinge 2' showcase the band's dark and experimental edge. Coyote marks a bold and successful shift for Kayo Dot while maintaining their core essence. Discover Kayo Dot’s Coyote: listen now and dive into an avant-garde journey blending rhythm and mystery.

 Their sound, unique and innovative, recognizable even if heard by mistake for a second, their true identity.

 During the performance many of us ended up lying comfortably on the floor, sharing an estranged and ecstatic smile. Our minds were elsewhere, but our heads rested on the neighbor’s body.

Nadja delivers a captivating drone doom cover album that pays tribute to diverse genres and influential artists. The collaboration between Aidan Baker and Leah Buckareff melds dark, innovative sounds with emotional depth. Their live performances create intimate, almost transcendental experiences. This album uniquely reimagines classics from shoegaze, metal, and slowcore, making it an excellent gateway into their extensive discography. Rated 4 out of 5, it stands out among cover albums. Discover Nadja’s mesmerizing drone doom covers and dive into their vast, unique soundscape today.

 "It's night, it's raining, it's bohren time."

 Despite being clean, the sounds manage to evoke molten magma, and the slowness makes it oppressive and alienating, yet pleasantly exhaustive.

Gore Motel by Bohren & der Club of Gore is an essential 1994 release that fuses dark doom with jazz elements in a slow, emotional, and oppressive atmosphere. The album embodies 'soft doom' with a clean sound that evokes molten magma-like intensity. Drawing influence from Black Sabbath's Planet Caravan, this album is a foundational piece in the Doom Jazz genre. Fans of atmospheric, slow, and deeply expressive music will appreciate its haunting yet mesmerizing qualities. Dive into the haunting world of Gore Motel—experience the dark fusion of doom and jazz now.

 It represents the perfect bridge between the arcade from the game rooms and the PC game, a sort of evolved, more intelligent Metal Slug.

 There wasn’t just one way to pass the level, ingenuity granted you an infinity of solutions to move forward, making it very playable and long-lasting.

The review praises Commandos for its innovative fusion of stealth and real-time strategy, offering players multiple creative ways to complete missions with diverse characters. While graphics and audio are modest and can get irritating over time, the game is celebrated as a milestone bridging arcade and PC gaming. The WWII setting and clever level design add to its longevity, despite a simple plot. The unique cardboard packaging and low price at release also contribute to its charm. Experience the classic blend of stealth and strategy—dive into Commandos and test your tactical skills today!

 "Rtz is not music, it’s not entertainment, it’s an atmosphere."

 Ben Chasny with 'Rtz' has laid bare his sacred intimacy.

The review reflects on the overlooked 2009 album 'Rtz' by Six Organs Of Admittance, praising its immersive atmosphere and intimate, lysergic soundscape. Ben Chasny's subtle voice and improvised instrumentation create a unique journey rather than conventional music entertainment. The reviewer admits initial difficulty fully grasping the album, but acknowledges its lasting emotional impact and depth. 'Rtz' is described as a sacred, heartfelt experience that rewards repeated listening and exploration. Dive into Six Organs Of Admittance's 'Rtz' and experience a deeply immersive sonic journey today!

 Paolo Di Canio was an excellent player; his career is full of wonderful technical moves and very controversial episodes.

 I stumbled upon a stupid biography of a footballer. It’s just the boring story of another overweight kid who made it.

The reviewer approaches Paolo Di Canio's autobiography hoping for revealing insights but finds it unremarkable and typical. Despite Di Canio's known football skills and controversial moments, the book reads as a dull, conventional story. The reviewer remains puzzled by Di Canio's ideology and choices, finding little clarity in the autobiography. Discover the truth about Paolo Di Canio’s autobiography—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 A lot of devastation remains due to the impact with an imposing wall of sound that leaves you destroyed.

 23 Euros well spent.

The reviewer recounts the experience attending a live concert at Alpheus, Rome, featuring Transitional, Dälek, and Isis. Despite poor venue conditions and sound quality complaints, the performances stood out, especially Isis with their powerful and faithful renditions. Dälek impressed with their artistic quality, though the lengthy set tested patience. Overall, the show was impactful and worth the cost. Discover the unique live fusion of post-metal and experimental hip hop from Isis, Dälek, and Transitional – check out the full review and experience the music!

 Not just any collection.

 The heavy (or dirty) sound of Isis expressed in electronic form by mysterious various artists.

This review highlights the selected remixes from Isis' Oceanic album, emphasizing the unique blend of heavy post-metal with electronic experimentation. Standout tracks include contributions from Fennesz, Mike Patton, Venetian Snares, and The Oktopus. The collection is praised as successful experiments transforming the original sound. Discover the innovative electronic remixes of Isis' Oceanic and experience post-metal like never before.

 "I wanted to step out of my happy world, delve into the depths of human stupidity, into the ugliness of being obtuse, disloyal, false."

 "A sociological and generational musical pulp, recommended for lovers of Trainspotting and the like, and listeners of genres like hardcore, sludge, and post rock."

Koen Mortier’s Ex Drummer delves into the bleak and gritty lives of a band formed by disabled societal outcasts. Through the protagonist Dries, a writer seeking to explore human flaws, the film reveals a brutal sociological portrait of losers and dysfunction. It blends musical influences from hardcore, sludge, and post-rock to create a raw, generational drama. Recommended for fans of edgy, unconventional cinema like Trainspotting. Discover the brutal world of Ex Drummer—watch this gripping film inspired by hardcore and post-rock scenes now!

 The Oriental Classical meets the Western Classical.

 "Passages" emerges, which sounds even more mystical and transcendental than Shankar’s solitary works.

Passages is a groundbreaking collaboration between Indian sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar and minimalist composer Philip Glass. The album blends mystical Indian classical sounds with hypnotic minimalist structures, creating a transcendent musical journey. Tracks like 'Sadharipa' and 'Prashanti' evoke meditative states, while others balance emotional depth and technical mastery. This fusion captures both sacred spirituality and modern musical sophistication. Discover the hypnotic and mystical fusion of East and West in Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass’s Passages—listen now and transcend.