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 Merle Haggard was able to write several classic songs that accompany my afternoon as I sip an absolutely Belgian Delirium Tremens beer.

 I would dare to define country music as the American 'liscio' for us Italians, praise to him for making me smile on this dreary and foggy day.

 Listen to Merle Haggard's live energy and discover classic country at its finest!

 His harmonica sounds so explosive that it makes me think he might have made a 'blues pact' himself.

 It's a fantastic performance, full of blood, sweat, and tears, and with my eyes closed, I can see the America of blues.

 Listen to James Cotton’s Cotton Mouth Man today and experience the timeless power of blues harmonica!

 Ted Horowitz (his real name) you’re great, this fifth studio album of yours sounds live, full of blood, sweat, and tears.

 As he was leaving, oblivious to the audience, he got down on one knee and sang 'Nobody' just for me.

 Dive into Popa Chubby’s 'One Million Broken Guitars' for a powerful blues-rock experience full of raw emotion and live energy.

 Some tunes could be listened to as lullabies with a soporific reverberated voice, but the reverb of the recording doesn’t increase the fullness of the voice that’s lacking.

 A poor folk rock and Bignami tells me to stop here because I risk a lawsuit if Olsen ever read my words.

 Read the full review and listen to Angel Olsen’s 'Burn Your Fire for No Witness' to form your own opinion.

 A beautiful, soothing voice that has the merit of not wanting to dazzle or overdo it in this world where everyone wants to dazzle too much.

 Slow Phaser... is undoubtedly her rebirth, wrapped in polished seduction with sensual moves, demonstrating a lot of solid and deep class.

 Listen to Nicole Atkins' Slow Phaser and experience a soulful, elegant pop revival today!

 "Ti sei mai chiesto quale funzione hai?" — a phrase that condenses Battiato's reflective thought across multiple tracks.

 Pollution describes humanity swerving towards a future that tastes like a slow exhaustion towards extinction due to increasing pollution.

 Dive into Franco Battiato's Pollution and experience the bold fusion of experimental sounds and powerful social commentary.

 A group that begins to explore the musical territories of Mediterranean sounds, performing the task with deep respect for the cultures of the places they explore.

 'Spain Yes, Franco Finished' needs no explanation given that we are in '71 and the Spanish dictatorship will last until 1975.

 Listen to Embryo's Rache and discover a unique blend of jazz rock and ethnic sounds from a legendary Munich band!

 An album that would have the flavor of Carlos if his albums had mixed a bit more with jazz, wild tensions that obediently return to the management of rhythm.

 A firework that explodes in all its beauty but lasts the brief luminous time of the wow of a specific and often self-destructive period.

 Explore Luis Gasca's rich Latin-jazz fusion sound—listen to 'For Those Who Chant' and discover a hidden classic!

 Conrad Schnitzler’s Blau is a true musical manifesto of breaking boundaries between genres and classifications.

 Immerse yourself with caution, a challenging record; you might be contaminated.

 Discover the hypnotic depths of Conrad Schnitzler's Blau and experience a pioneering journey in electronic music history.

 A pop-oriented album that deviates from what he composed with Tangerine, steering towards more melodic paths.

 Many melodic and original ideas and a pleasant use of heavily filtered voice, sometimes even on 3/4 themes linked to classical structures.

 Listen now to Peter Baumann’s Trans Harmonic Nights and experience a warm, melodic journey through vintage electronic soundscapes.