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 The female vocals fit well with the album’s lysergic atmosphere; the sounds are heavy, but neither aggressive nor dark.

 It flows smoothly when listened to and can be enjoyed over and over with pleasure.

 Dive into Jex Thoth’s hypnotic doom sound—listen now and experience classic metal with a modern twist!

 One feels almost catapulted into the serene, yet desolate snowy (or, optionally, autumnal) lands of a hypothetical Transylvanian forest.

 This maligned (sub)genre actually has much more to offer and remains today one of the few interesting realities of metal, still trying to forge new paths.

 Discover the mystical sounds of Negura Bunget's Om—immerse yourself in black metal’s spiritual side today!

 What remains today for us seasoned listeners of the post-modern era from this band of one album and done? What remains is an excellent post-punk record.

 An album living in contrasts, yet still fresh and immensely enjoyable, certainly worth rediscovering.

 Explore Fehlfarben's Monarchie Und Alltag and rediscover a classic gem of German post-punk and Neue Deutsche Welle!

 All the elements remain, albeit slightly diluted, that made 'Are we not men?' great.

 'Freedom Of Choice' remains very enjoyable in its intelligent disengagement.

 Discover Devo's unique synth-pop sound and their classic hit 'Whip It'—listen to 'Freedom Of Choice' and explore their musical evolution today!

 Republika also deserves at least a listen from enthusiasts of certain sounds, to always remind us how good music knows no borders and is certainly not confined to the usual four countries.

 Bands like Republika are the solution to your problem, and I am here to introduce them to you!

 Explore Republika's 'Nowe Sytuacje' and uncover a hidden gem of Eastern European post-punk—listen now and dive into unique alternative sounds.

 Songs are songs and the melodies always present, although covered by the usual layer of noise and distortions.

 'Smile' represents, in the personal tastes of the reviewer, the non plus ultra of the band alongside the debut.

 Listen to Ride's 'Smile' and rediscover the raw energy of early shoegaze legends!

 From the first listen, the tracks seemed to me quite enjoyable and not excessively challenging.

 This interesting 'album' continues to keep me good company and has lost none of its primal magnetic charge.

 Listen to King Tears Bat Trip's hypnotic debut and explore the boundary-pushing world of free-jazz tribal rhythms!

 The title 'Black Mirror' refers to the surface of electronic screens, now omnipresent in our lives.

 Brooker himself described the series as 'a cross between The Twilight Zone and Tales of the Unexpected' with a strong 'technological paranoia.'

 Dive into Black Mirror and discover the haunting future of technology and society—watch the episodes that blend sci-fi with sharp social insight.

 The rhetoric is close to zero, and we don’t witness any glorification of the armed forces, which are often shown in a not very flattering light.

 It reinforces the tragicomic nature and irrationality that often characterize war.

 Watch Generation Kill for a gripping, authentic look at war with honest storytelling and dark humor.

 the band still sounds like before

 a photocopy album, slightly faded, but overall enjoyable

 Listen to Stolen Babies' Naught to explore a unique metal blend with a familiar yet evolved sound.