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 When the drums start pounding at sonic speeds, when the strictly hyper-distorted guitar begins to moan under blows struck with destructive violence, ...

 I'm already captivated, ground up, and drilled by the demonic energy of OvO!

The review highlights OVO's album Miastenia as a powerful and mature work by one of Italy's best bands. The music features intense drums, distorted guitars, and unique vocals creating a chaotic yet captivating noise rock experience. The reviewer expresses strong admiration for the duo's raw energy and experimental style. Dive into OVO's Miastenia for a wild, electrifying noise rock journey you won't forget!

 Synthesized sounds we soon find in the astral journeys of Floyd and Kosmische Music.

 The seductive voice of Dorothy Moskowitz accompanies this psychotic terrorism staggering between the vocal qualities of Slick and the monotone of Nico.

This 1968 album by The United States Of America is a pioneering blend of psychedelia, electronics, prog, and avant-garde styles. It features bold experimentation with sounds and vocals that foreshadow future genres. The dynamic interplay of instruments and vocals creates a surreal, destabilizing listening experience. The album is recognized as a vital artistic journey beyond typical psychedelic music. A must-listen for fans of experimental and progressive music. Discover this visionary album that shaped psychedelic and experimental music—listen now and experience its groundbreaking fusion!

 "Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts represents the spiritual testament of the Adverts and an entire generation of young people without a future."

 "When you’re feeling a bit down but also quite pissed off, the album is what you need to replenish the soul with healthy and vitamin-rich negative energy!"

Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts is a 1978 punk album that encapsulates the urgency and angst of its era. The band combines raw punk energy with introspective depth, delivering memorable tracks like 'One Chord Wonders' and 'Gary Gilmore's Eyes.' The album closes with a Velvet Underground-inspired crescendo, making it a vital listen for punk fans needing a boost of passionate rebellion. Listen to Crossing The Red Sea to experience punk's raw power and heartfelt rebellion!