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 Old acoustic guitars, banjos, and omnipresent violins reinforce arid, crooked, and precarious melodies sung by a nasal, scratched voice, prematurely worn out by whiskey and cigarettes.

 The typical sounds of American tradition exaggerated to excess, demonically Hillbilly, the high alcohol content of Punk, dirt roads and solitude.

O'Death's 'Head Home' delivers a visceral, raw sound deeply rooted in American tradition, blending alt country with punk energy and rustic instrumentation. The band’s youthful spirit channels the dusty, solitary feel of rural life, evoking vivid imagery through worn vocals and evocative melodies. The album stands out in the crowded New Weird America genre with its authentic, gritty character. References to folk influences and spirited performances create an engaging, nostalgic atmosphere throughout the album. Dive into O'Death's 'Head Home' and experience a raw, haunting journey through America's dusty roots—listen now!

 "Bozulich does not sketch, does not paint with watercolors, but presses on paper with her red ink, splashing barren landscapes."

 "Heart-wrenching and profound like a dark female version of Nick Cave."

Evangelista's 'Hello, Voyager' is a profound and raw album led by Carla Bozulich. The music blends punk, blues, and post-rock with harsh and haunting vocals. The album explores themes of personal struggle, emotional pain, and dark atmospheres. Bozulich's intense delivery captivates listeners with its restless and turbulent energy. Dive into Evangelista's 'Hello, Voyager' for a raw and emotional musical journey full of dark intensity.

 Random Spirit Lover means landing in one of the parallel worlds built by the notes and the genius mind of Krug and daydreaming about what the next triumph of rainbows... will sound like.

 Pure soft chaos.

Random Spirit Lover by Sunset Rubdown is a dense, eclectic indie rock album shaped by Spencer Krug's vivid songwriting. Combining elements from dream pop, psychedelia, and avant-garde, it delivers a whimsical and chaotic sonic experience. The album balances energetic tracks with slower, baroque moments, evoking surreal imagery and emotional intensity. It's a unique musical journey blending theatricality and soft chaos. Dive into the whimsical world of Random Spirit Lover and experience Sunset Rubdown's enchanting indie psychedelic soundscape today!

 Four Winds is another world and another era, it is the sacred and the occult. The music of the witches.

 An album with a deeply acidic and drained sound, eerie and totally captivating in its imperfection, dissonance, and drunkenness.

Four Winds The Walker by Spires That in the Sunset Rise is a dark, visionary folk album filled with unusual instruments and haunting vocals. The band’s blend of occult themes and eclectic soundscapes creates an eerie, immersive experience. With vocals ranging from deep and austere to wild and frantic, the album balances moods from melancholic ballads to chaotic free folk bursts. It showcases the band's mature artistry and unique approach to folk music. Dive into the haunting and mystical world of Spires That in the Sunset Rise – listen to Four Winds The Walker now!

 "To hell with the Pistols! To hell with Punk!" — Mark Perry's rebellious declaration.

 "For me, the only chains of Punk are the ones in the closed minds of the listeners."

This review highlights Alternative TV's 1978 debut album, 'The Image Has Cracked,' as a pioneering work blending punk roots with post-punk and avant-garde influences. Mark Perry sought to revolutionize the punk movement, rejecting its commercialization. The album mixes frantic punk tracks with experimental improvisations, reggae touches, and jazzy elements. Notable songs include 'How Much Longer,' 'Life After Life,' and a unique cover of Frank Zappa's 'Why Don't You Do Me Right.' Overall, the album marks a significant moment in punk's evolution. Discover the bold sounds of Alternative TV's debut album—listen now and experience punk's true revolution!

 The music of Thank You is a continuous up and down with pauses, unexpected mood swings, syncopated rhythms, and percussion always in the foreground, pounding, super-fast, devastating, hypnotic.

 Among whirls of screeching and visionary guitars, obsessive organ, disturbing choruses, Math influences, and tribal percussion, you come out of this record pleasantly dazed, like after a trip.

Thank You's second album 'Terrible Two' delivers a skillful and original mix of post-rock and avant-punk with dynamic rhythms and hypnotic percussion. Despite its quality, the band remains largely unnoticed by mainstream critics. The album features unpredictable mood swings, tribal percussion, and surreal soundscapes that leave the listener dazed. Tracks like 'Empty Legs' and 'Pregnant Friends' showcase their unique blend of psychedelic and math rock influences. Listen to 'Terrible Two' and experience a hypnotic blend of post-rock and avant-punk like never before.

 Kim Deal starts decisively with the perfect bass line, followed by a powerful and intense riff and an ever-cryptic text shouted by the degenerated voice of Frank Black.

 "The line between genius and madness is very thin."

The review passionately praises Pixies' album Doolittle as a defining rock masterpiece of the 1990s. It highlights standout tracks like DeBaser, Wave of Mutilation, and Monkey Gone to Heaven, focusing on their intense riffs, cryptic lyrics, and emotional delivery. The reviewer admires the album's unique blend of punk, pop, and psychedelic influences, concluding with a tribute to the band's raw and powerful style. Dive into Pixies' Doolittle and experience one of rock's most intense albums today!

 "Beach Boys + Distortions = A Gem."

 I have the impression that these No Age are slowly giving the infamous Yeah Yeah Yeahs a run for their money.

No Age's 'Weirdo Rippers' is a dynamic collection of highlights from their 2006 EPs, showcasing raw punk energy fused with dream-pop and ambient sounds. Known for their DIY ethos and ties to the LA underground scene, the duo crafts an uneven but compelling album full of distortion and catchy melodies. The review positions No Age as strong contenders in the noise pop genre, even challenging established acts like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Overall, it's a spirited and heartfelt endorsement. Listen to No Age's 'Weirdo Rippers' and experience a fresh take on noise pop brilliance!

 One of the flaws of these pieces is indeed the excessive intimacy that has nothing to do with Afrirampo.

 Soon you start missing the Art Punk outbursts from Our girls and breathe a sigh of relief while listening to the angry climax of track 6.

Afrirampo's Suuto Breakor marks a shift from their usual explosive garage noise to a more relaxed, psychedelic folk sound. The review finds it mature but somewhat dull compared to previous works. While some moments regain the band's intensity, the album's intimacy may disappoint fans expecting energetic outbursts. The reviewer hopes their noise-driven style returns in future releases. Listen to Afrirampo's Suuto Breakor to experience their unique psychedelic shift and discover what lies beyond their usual noise!

 The synths with the tacky riffs are absolutely terrible!!!

 Digesting over an hour of heavy guitars + synthesizers + various other strange influences is a formidable feat that definitely exceeds the limits of my abilities.

The review criticizes Enter Shikari's 'Take to the Skies' for its overwhelming mix of heavy guitars and tacky synth riffs. Though initially intrigued by its trendy dance-metal label, the reviewer found the album exhausting and unpleasant to digest. The vocal style, combining clean and growl parts, adds to the album's thickness but doesn't improve the experience. The reviewer advises caution and recommends listening to Forward, Russia! as a better noisy alternative. Explore this controversial dance-metal album and decide if Enter Shikari's chaotic style is for you!