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 I would respond without hesitation that a strong candidate would be the first album by Cartoon.

 You can hear between the grooves the strength and audacity, the energy and courage, and this feeling is what makes this album something unrepeatable and unique.

This review praises Cartoon’s self-titled 1981 album as a standout in instrumental progressive rock. It highlights the band’s successful blend of classic prog rock with rock in opposition influences and classical composition techniques. The musicianship of keyboardist Scott Brazieal is particularly lauded, alongside tight performances by guitarist Mark Innocenti and drummer Gary Parra. The album, born from youthful energy, is deemed a rare and bold masterpiece from the US progressive scene. Highly recommended for fans of the genre. Dive into Cartoon's instrumental prog classic and experience one of the finest gems of 1980s progressive rock.

 "1000 Autunni is elusive. No matter how many listens I dedicate to it, I can’t grasp its essence, so well hidden that it makes me doubt its existence."

 "If National Health were musicians full of personality, in '1000 Autunni' this ego is not perceived, it cancels itself in favor of the collective."

The review describes Ske's '1000 Autunni' as an elusive and complex album that defies easy understanding. It highlights the album's delicate, varied sounds and intricate compositional structures. Though the reviewer remains unsure if it is a masterpiece, they recognize its unique charm and timeless quality. The album incorporates influences from Canterbury and National Health but emphasizes collective musicianship over individual ego. Explore Ske's '1000 Autunni' and dive into its mysterious, timeless progressive soundscape.

 Univers Zero is a giant with a heavy step and delicate actions, rough but with a gentle and refined soul.

 Listening to a Univers Zero album from 2010 touches me deeply, conveying the obsessive love for music from a creature that managed to perfectly summarize two worlds so far apart.

The review celebrates Univers Zero's album Clivages as a landmark in boundary-crossing music, blending 20th-century chamber elements with rock. The band’s consistent quality over 34 years and their place within the RIO movement are highlighted. Clivages is described as a haunting, refined work ideal for deep listening. The reviewer invites readers to appreciate this underrepresented ensemble and their dark, complex sound. Explore Univers Zero’s Clivages and experience the dark majesty of RIO’s finest music today!

 1973 Acabou Chorare; when Brazilian popular music reaches perfection, with the complicity of a certain João, in an album that needs no introduction.

 When with the sun on my face, playing the berimbau, I felt like a flame in my chest.

The review evokes a deep sense of nostalgia and happiness tied to memories of summer and youthful experiences. It praises 'Acabou Chorare' as a flawless and seminal work in Brazilian popular music. The reviewer highlights the album's timeless quality and its connection to legendary Brazilian artist João (Gilberto). The emotional imagery underscores the personal and cultural significance of the music. Dive into the timeless sounds of Acabou Chorare and feel the soul of Brazilian music come alive!

 Take Zappa, intoxicate him until he stumbles, gag him to keep him quiet, and filter him from analog to digital.

 It’s not the man who plays the machine, it’s the machine that composes for the man.

The review dives into Doctor Nerve's innovative album combining avant-rock with algorithmic composition led by Nick Didkovsky. It highlights the band's rhythmic complexity and digital creativity, describing it as a curious and enjoyable listening experience. The album merges human performance and machine-generated music, pushing genre boundaries. The reviewer highly recommends this unique and underappreciated work. Discover the cutting-edge sound of Doctor Nerve—listen to their avant-rock album now!

 "I would provocatively say, sticks a broom up the ass of progressive metal as it is known today."

 "'Rude' is not a progressive metal album. Fortunately."

The reviewer describes 'Rude' by Pierre Vervloesem as a refreshing departure from typical prog-metal, embracing avant-rock and diverse influences. Although not a perfect album, its varied and cohesive content offers a unique and energetic listening experience that challenges conventional genre boundaries. The album is praised for its instrumental complexity and homage to prog icons, making it a standout in the progressive music scene. Listen to Pierre Vervloesem's 'Rude' and explore a fresh take on prog-metal and avant-rock fusion today!

 "Starless And Bible Black" is the album that has most contributed to developing my way of perceiving music over the last twenty years.

 King Crimson is rarely taken as a model, and in "Starless..." they are at the peak of antithesis.

This review delves into King Crimson's 'Starless and Bible Black,' highlighting its unique mix of live and studio elements and its lasting impact on the reviewer’s musical perception. Despite criticisms, the album stands as a pivotal progressive rock work, emphasizing rawness and innovation over polished production. The review contrasts it with other trilogy albums, suggesting 'Starless and Bible Black' holds a distinct place for its authenticity and musical challenge. Discover the raw power and innovation of King Crimson’s Starless and Bible Black—listen now and experience a cornerstone of progressive rock.

 Tatsuya Yoshida finds near stylistic perfection by marrying the codes of the ancient Kobaian civilization with the anger and violence of post-modern society.

 Zeuhl dressed in math-core. Sun luszt! Hamatai! Fur ek is prog.

The album 'Pallaschtom' by Ruins commands respect as a near-perfect fusion of Zeuhl and math-core. Guided by Tatsuya Yoshida's intense drumming and adventurous bass lines, it advances the legacy of Christian Vander with a fresh, urban energy. A complex and electrifying experience for progressive music fans. Explore Ruins' Pallaschtom now and experience the powerful blend of Zeuhl and math-core innovation.

 "The music arranged and produced in minimalist terms, mostly piano, clarinet, and the synthesizers VCS3 and ARP2600 used with such intelligence and sensitivity that they sound timeless."

 "Under the inspiring aura of Satie, the compositions convey a wide spectrum of sensations, from gray melancholy to playful carefreeness."

ZNR's Barricade 3 is praised as a masterpiece despite the reviewer's usual genre preference. The minimalist use of piano, clarinet, and vintage synths creates a timeless and emotional atmosphere, inspired by Erik Satie. Originally released in 1976, this experimental album has been thoughtfully reissued and deserves rediscovery. Listen to ZNR's Barricade 3 and experience this timeless experimental masterpiece today!

 Many albums grow mold over time, some are born with spores, and others pass through trends and seasons unscathed.

 They give the impression of being one of those bands that can hardly be placed in a specific spot.

The review reflects on The Work's 1992 album 'See' as a rare and valuable rock record with unique rhythms and atmospheres. The author shares personal memories linked to the album and appreciates its lasting freshness despite its obscurity. The music defies easy categorization, blending influences like Talking Heads and King Crimson. 'See' remains a cherished piece of music after two decades. Discover the unique soundscape of The Work's 'See' – listen now and experience a 90s rock treasure few know about!