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 Don’t let your voices have anything that’s engaging or captivating, fall asleep! Fall asleep on your mixes, on your synths, on your microphones!

 Your music is useless. When it’s good, it’s below the threshold of decency, when it’s bad, you become a warning for suicide ('New York' is something atrocious).

The review harshly criticizes JJ's 'Kills' as an overhyped indie dream-pop album relying too much on autotune and tired electronic sounds. The duo's ambiguous image and boring vocals mask uninspired music that fails to engage. Attempts to innovate with samples fall flat, making the album a tiresome listen. Despite its irrelevance, JJ enjoys niche trendy fame. Dive deeper into indie music trends and judge JJ's 'Kills'—listen now and decide if dream-pop still has soul!

 "'Trouble' is a good album, certainly imperfect, but worthy of more listens and capable of great tracks."

 "This is the summer album. You put it on, and you’re filled with light."

This review highlights Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs' debut album 'Trouble' as a vibrant, entertaining electronic record despite some imperfections. It praises standout tracks like "Household Goods" and "Tapes & Money" for their hypnotic beats and summer vibe. The album balances cool image and genuine talent, making it a compelling listen and a strong contender for 2012's electronic music scene. Though somewhat lengthy, its energy and diverse soundscapes shine through. Dive into 'Trouble' and experience the vibrant, hypnotic world of Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs—perfect for your summer playlist!

 Iamamiwhoami creates an universe made of mystical sensations, atemporal swirls and long stretches of nothingness that oppress, but also knows how to make you dance in a mischievous way.

 'Kin' is an excellent album. One of the best of this year.

Iamamiwhoami’s album 'Kin' represents the artist’s full emergence from mystery into a mature, compelling electro-pop offering. The nine tracks combine mysticism, electronic production, and rich visuals tied to Nordic traditions. The review praises Jonna Lee's charisma, songwriting, and originality, highlighting standout songs like 'Sever' and 'Kill.' 'Kin' is described as an excellent album that stands strong even without its accompanying videos, cementing Iamamiwhoami’s place in the avant-garde pop scene. Listen to Iamamiwhoami’s 'Kin' and explore a unique blend of mysticism and electronic pop artistry today!

 There is an abyss in this new album, and that abyss is called "All Waters": a masterpiece contained in just under two minutes.

 These songs are spiders climbing the walls, crawling on the floor, and stinging you mercilessly. They do so gently, but then they kill you.

The reviewer praises Perfume Genius' second album for its raw emotional power and musical evolution from lo-fi to richer production. Themes of pain, love, and melancholy are explored through delicate vocals and haunting melodies. Despite simplicity in some songs, the album delivers a deeply touching and unforgettable experience. Standout tracks like "All Waters" evoke a profound sense of darkness and beauty. Dive into Perfume Genius’ haunting melodies and raw emotions—listen to 'Put Your Back N2 It' today!

 They open your legs and rape you with violence. They arrive and you feel bad, but at the same time, you like all this suffering and end up loving it.

 'A Promise' is one of those albums you either love or hate... but it's the miracle of music.

Xiu Xiu's album 'A Promise' is a profoundly emotional and raw work that explores themes of vulnerability, despair, and intimacy. The reviewer highlights its brutal honesty and intense power, calling it a transformative listening experience. From haunting ballads to experimental noise, the album is a polarizing masterpiece that demands emotional engagement. Jamie Stewart's songwriting is praised as some of the most brilliant contemporary work. Listen to Xiu Xiu's 'A Promise' and experience a raw, emotional journey unlike any other.

 How you can criticize Alison Goldfrapp, only God knows.

 It’s painful to say it, but Head First is truly useless.

This review critically examines Goldfrapp’s 2012 album Head First, describing it as a significant decline from their earlier acclaimed works. While previous albums showcased Alison Goldfrapp's unique voice and elegant style, Head First fails to deliver, feeling like a collection of uninspired leftovers. The singles lack memorable hooks, and the overall execution disappoints both longtime fans and newcomers. The review laments the album’s lack of impact and poor cohesion. Discover why Goldfrapp's Head First left fans disappointed – read the full review and decide for yourself.

 How can I claim to tell how this sonic river is making me travel?

 A record that feels old, yet manages to look at the future and spit in its face.

This review praises the collaborative album by Richard Youngs and Makoto Kawabata as a mesmerizing sonic journey. The music blends folk and avant-garde elements through delicate arpeggios and rich textures, evoking vivid colors and nostalgic sensations. The reviewer describes an immersive experience of traveling through sound that is both timeless and futuristic. Overall, the album is highly recommended for its emotional depth and artistic brilliance. Dive into this colorful, mesmerizing album and experience a unique sonic journey by Richard Youngs & Makoto Kawabata.

 The music of the Warsaw is raw and violent, but also hypersensitive: Ian’s genius is already all here.

 "Warsaw" is this: a burned and invisible photograph capable of striking like no other.

The review highlights Warsaw's debut album as an explosive, raw, and emotionally charged work that predates Joy Division. It praises the blend of punk energy and new-wave influences, emphasizing the complexity and spontaneity that define the sound. The album evokes powerful, visceral emotions, marked by intense vocals and sharp instrumentals. It's described as more than music—a profound, unforgettable experience. Experience the raw intensity of Warsaw’s debut – listen now and explore the roots of Joy Division.

 This isn’t music, it’s uncut drugs, it’s psychopathic epilepsy, graceless sensuality, vomit under formaldehyde.

 You don’t know if you liked it or not. You don’t know if you want to dive back in or throw the CD out the window.

MU's 'Out Of Breach (Manchester's Revenge)' is a wild, unmanageable album blending acid funk, post-punk theatrics, and chaotic beats. Maurice Fulton's production shapes an unpredictable sonic landscape featuring erotic, perverse rhythms and unconventional tracks. The album challenges listeners to embrace its delirium or be overwhelmed by it. It evokes contradictory feelings, mixing frustration and fascination with its experimental spirit. Dive into MU's chaotic sonic journey—listen to 'Out Of Breach' and experience dancefloor delirium like never before!

 Zammuto, aka Nicholas Willscher, demonstrates once again that electronic music can be anything but cold.

 An album that is like summer: enjoyable, cunning, dizzying.

Zammuto's solo debut album by Nicholas Willscher embraces electronic music with warmth and playfulness, blending glitch, psychedelic, pop, and acid-folk elements. The album alternates between energetic tracks and softer ballads, creating a unique sonic experience reminiscent of summer moods and childhood innocence. Though less intense than previous works, it offers intriguing moments and thoughtful musical exploration. Overall, it’s an enjoyable and inspired journey in the electronic genre. Dive into Zammuto's unique electronic soundscape—listen now and experience a playful summer of music!