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 The Ghost Forest demands a toll from rationality as it is humanly understood, shunning all forms of geometry.

 Oneiric.

Ghost Forest, the first album by Trance to the Sun, offers a haunting and mysterious journey filled with evocative and oneiric soundscapes. The review describes the album as an original and atmospheric work that immerses the listener in a surreal and emotional experience. Despite the band's obscurity, their music is recognized for shaping a unique style that captivates and disorients its audience. Dive into the mystical world of Ghost Forest and experience Trance to the Sun's unique, atmospheric sound now!

 The frozen autumn manages to turn the static cold of the eponymous track into a welcoming refuge for the dreams of the soul.

 The frozen autumn takes you by the hand and guides you towards a universe of often unexpressed and enclosed emotional loads and desires.

The Frozen Autumn's album 'Is Anybody There?' showcases exceptional electronic and DarkWave craftsmanship. Led by Diego Merletto, the band delivers fluid synths, intricate melodies, and rich emotional depth. Tracks like 'Static Cold' and 'Guardian Angel' stand out as masterpieces, offering a unique and immersive listening experience. The album combines technical skill and emotional expression to guide listeners through evocative soundscapes. Explore The Frozen Autumn's 'Is Anybody There?' for a captivating DarkWave journey full of emotion and synth mastery.

 The five stars for this record could be justified just for track number 4, "Swing Lower", whose slow and decadent musical litany culminates... in a splendidly slow violin solo coming from some Higher Plane.

 Urchin Tear Soda is the perfect circle of elegant shrubs that breaks the disordered row of ancient trees.

This review praises Trance to the Sun's album Urchin Tear Soda as a unique and elegant work of dark, esoteric music. The track "Swing Lower" is highlighted as a standout performance with a mesmerizing violin solo. The album is appreciated for its original blend of styles and haunting atmosphere. The cover of Pink Floyd's "Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun" is recognized for its creative reinterpretation. Vocals by Zoe Alexandra Wakefield add to the album’s enchanting mood. Listen to Urchin Tear Soda and immerse yourself in the haunting, dark beauty of Trance to the Sun's unique sound.

 This is really beautiful.

 Their gift is being able to convey emotions with an immediate and direct musical approach, yet never banal.

Editors' second album 'An End Has a Start' showcases significant musical growth and emotional depth. It stands out in the New Wave scene with robust melodies and compelling lyrics tackling themes like illness and loss. Though some instrument effects and riffs repeat, the album remains far from banal, offering evolutionary potential and mature artistry. Key tracks include 'Smokers Outside The Hospital Doors' and 'The Racing Rats.' Listen to Editors' 'An End Has a Start' now and explore its profound emotions and rich New Wave sound.

 Yes, because Sen Dog and company would take it as a compliment.

 ‘Heart Of A Rebel’ immediately gets into your head and hits like a mothafucking fist.

SX-10’s Mad Dog American is a raw and unpretentious blend of crossover and hard rock, led by Sen Dog from Cypress Hill. The album delivers energetic tracks like 'Heart Of A Rebel' with memorable nihilistic screams and a fierce guitar solo. While some final songs feel inconclusive, its rebellious and festive spirit makes it suitable for a lively listening experience. Dive into SX-10's Mad Dog American and experience a powerful mix of crossover rock energy and rebellious spirit!