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 "Paradise of Replica succeeds in the not-so-easy task of being accessible even to those not particularly accustomed to this breakdown of times."

 "Paradise of Replica is a collection of images for an ear... The perfect ukiyo-e of the late twentieth century."

 Dive into After Dinner’s Paradise of Replica and experience a groundbreaking blend of Japanese tradition and avant-garde sound. Listen now!

 The mantra of the German band Dzyan is imbued with experimentation, which can be linked to a form of jazz improvisation, enriched with tribal sounds.

 Each track of the album represents a spiritual journey; initially as lysergic as a litany, then more urgent, culminating in unanimous involvement.

 Dive into Dzyan's Electric Silence and experience a cosmic Krautrock journey filled with mysticism and experimentation.

 The main strength of the record is the remarkable skill of the musicians, committed to exploiting various solutions, comprising the most diverse instruments.

 A great album to rediscover and listen to with great attention.

 Explore Hands' 1977 prog masterpiece—listen now and dive into classic American progressive rock!

 The proposed sounds immediately bring to mind King Crimson’s 'Red.'

 Ultimately, a blatantly derivative album, which nonetheless highlights the great technique of the individuals and introduces the understanding of the progressive phenomenon in Japan.

 Explore Bi Kyo Ran’s intricate prog debut and experience the roots of Japanese progressive rock!

 This work represents the swan song for the Supersister, which, unlike the early works, offers a sound comparable, in some respects, to that of The Mothers of Invention and RIO in general.

 The spiral changes mood again with the lively 'Gi, Ga, Go (Gollumble Jafers)', a track initially polyvocal in full musical style, then rhythmically Caribbean, and finally completely inconclusive.

 Explore the avant-garde depths of Supersister's Spiral Starcase—listen now and experience a prog rock masterpiece!

 It is most likely the group’s most representative work, as it serves as a container of all the kaleidoscopic facets that have always distinguished the sound of the German combo.

 Special mention goes to the ending 'Kraan Arabia,' a track with a distinct ethnic 'flavor'... establishing a sort of conceptual circularity.

 Listen to Kraan Live for a masterclass in jazz-rock improvisation and vibrant live energy from the heart of the 70s krautrock scene.