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 The distorted sounds and atmospheres with a powerful and pressing bass don’t even make your hair stand on end.

 If 'In The Flat Field' shocks for the beauty and agony of the melodies, this one also leaves you shocked, but... because there is nothing inside it that can truly move you.

Bauhaus' 'Go Away White' marks their first new album since 1983, but it struggles to engage listeners. The album's distorted sounds and powerful bass tones feel sterile and lack emotion. While the closing track 'Zikir' recalls earlier works, it doesn't capture the band's iconic dark spirit. Overall, the album fails to move and disappoints long-time fans. Explore Bauhaus' final album 'Go Away White' and decide if this dark return meets your expectations.

 "I admit to shedding a few tears listening to it."

 "A rising climax that explodes like fury, drenching the heart in tears, down to the bones, which helplessly shatter."

Japanese Whispers captures The Cure’s 1980s essence by blending retro pop with experimental and jazzy touches. The album beautifully balances dark moods and emotional intensity, highlighted by Robert Smith’s expressive vocals. Tracks like 'Just One Kiss' and 'Lament' evoke profound feelings, while others add eclectic, danceable energy. This compilation stands as a uniquely powerful piece of the band’s evolving sound. Dive into The Cure’s Japanese Whispers and experience a timeless blend of emotion and 80s sonic magic.