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 At the entrance, we are greeted by a watercolor depicting a seascape where our Robert is swimming, leaving his legs behind, “head” down, as if he wanted to leave that past of his aside to embark on a new journey.

 We thus find ourselves happily together at the exit, where there’s a computer on for those who are still not satisfied and want to know a little more.

The review presents Robert Wyatt’s album Flotsam Jetsam as a museum-like experience with 20 interconnected musical pieces. It highlights the diverse collaborations and rare tracks spanning Wyatt’s career, emphasizing both historical significance and emotional resonance. The review praises curator Mike King for gathering the collection and encourages an immersive journey through the album's various rooms, each dedicated to a different work. Overall, it portrays the album as a treasured, engaging exploration of Wyatt’s artistic legacy. Explore the immersive world of Robert Wyatt's Flotsam Jetsam and discover a unique blend of progressive and jazz influences.

 The electronic contamination is one of the most successful aspects of the album.

 Dave has worked too much on the form and too little on the content.

Dave Douglas' album Freak In presents a complex fusion of jazz and electronic music with a diverse lineup of skilled musicians. The album is well-produced and experimental but suffers from a lack of strong compositional content. Standout elements include electronic textures and collaborations, although some instrumental contributions are less engaging. Overall, it is an interesting but uneven work. Discover the unique blend of jazz and electronics in Dave Douglas' Freak In – listen now and explore its daring soundscapes!

 Uakti emits vibrations that enchant all ears.

 They reach simple results through complex compositional solutions, primitive timbres with contemporary instrumentation, tribal rhythms with 'romantic' melodies.

Uakti’s album I Ching masterfully blends minimalist classical music with the natural sounds of unique handmade instruments. Inspired by the Taoist Book of Changes, it offers a complex yet accessible listening experience. The compositions balance opposing forces musically and thematically, producing enchanting and original results. The album is both innovative and inviting, appealing to those interested in avant-garde and world music. Dive into Uakti’s enchanting sounds—explore I Ching and experience a unique blend of nature, tradition, and innovation!

 "Stormy Six never played anyone’s game, either ideologically or musically."

 "I didn’t find this album either rhetorical or dated... alive, because they are historical, testifying to years of war and therefore of resistance."

Un Concerto by Stormy Six, recorded live in 1993 and released in 1995, uniquely captures the band’s onstage energy and political potency. The album revisits their earlier work faithfully while showcasing their musical evolution from folk roots to experimental rock. It challenges ideological norms and remains relevant with its heartfelt, historical protest lyrics. The live performance enhances the emotional depth, especially in standout tracks like 'Stalingrado.' This album is a vital document of a politically charged and musically inventive era. Explore Stormy Six’s Un Concerto and experience a landmark live political rock album that challenges norms and resonates through time.

 The guitar chords pleasantly intertwine with piano and synth, the winds are never too showy.

 'In this life' is currently out of catalog on the ReR site. I hope you can find it somewhere because it is highly recommended for all fans of avant rock.

The review highlights 'In This Life' by Thinking Plague as a significant avant-garde progressive rock album released in 1989. It praises Mike Johnson's compositions, Suzanne Lewis's melancholic vocals, and the cohesive blend of instruments. The album is noted for its dark atmospheres and emotional melodies, drawing parallels to Henry Cow and Slapp Happy but avoiding excessive improvisation. Although the reviewer owns only this album from the band, it is highly recommended for fans of experimental prog and RIO genres. Discover the intricate sounds of Thinking Plague's 'In This Life'—a must-listen for progressive and avant-garde rock fans!

 Camberwell Now has a decidedly warmer and more melodic sound than This Heat; I find them also more homogeneous and melodic but not less original.

 All's Well is recommended for those who enjoy discovering different ways of interpreting music without resorting to too much timbral and compositional complexity.

Camberwell Now's compilation album All's Well gathers key tracks from their limited discography, showcasing a warmer, more melodic sound than their predecessor band This Heat. The music balances rhythmic bass and drums with hypnotic tape loops, reflecting themes of proletarian alienation in 1980s Britain. The review praises the band's originality and accessibility despite complex elements. This release, reissued in 2006, is recommended for listeners seeking innovative yet approachable experimental rock. Explore Camberwell Now's All's Well and dive into a unique blend of melodic post-rock and experimental rhythms from the early 80s.

 The square overflowing with people bursts into vibrant excitement.

 The acoustic effect of the orchestras passing through the streets of the historic center is pure enjoyment for the ears.

The review captures the vibrant spirit of Olinda’s carnival through the Orquestra de Frevos de Vassourinhas, highlighting the infectious music, colorful dancers, and tradition. It describes the excitement, instruments, and cultural significance of frevo music. Recorded live in Europe but rooted deeply in Brazilian heritage, the album offers a joyful and authentic carnival experience. Dive into the lively sounds of Olinda’s carnival—listen to Orquestra de Frevos de Vassourinhas and feel the pulse of Brazil’s iconic frevo!