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 It is Anthony Braxton, William Parker, and Milford Graves, in a profound and perfect symbiosis, resulting in a hypnotic and stimulating flow, of transcendental nature.

 Something foreign to our senses that affects neither the heart nor the mind; it goes straight to the soul.

Beyond Quantum is a mesmerizing album featuring the profound musical interplay of Anthony Braxton, William Parker, and Milford Graves. The album consists of uninterrupted improvisations recorded in Bill Laswell's studio, resulting in a hypnotic, spiritual experience. The music transcends conventional meaning, communicating directly to the soul in a universal language. This work is praised for its natural, ritualistic flow and its capacity to deeply move listeners. Experience the hypnotic synergy of Beyond Quantum—listen now and immerse yourself in this transcendental musical journey.

 They capture the punk spirit by stealing its anger and anarchic musical approach, the very negation of the didactic musician.

 Arto Lindsay sets trends without having studied. He squeaks, makes noise, scratches, creaks. Astonishes.

This review dives into the rare and influential work of DNA, a seminal No Wave band from 1978 New York. It highlights their unique blend of punk and anarchic experimental music, their short but impactful career, and the lasting influence of members like Arto Lindsay and Ikue Mori. The compilation 'DNA of DNA' is praised for gathering their key material, including live and theatrical pieces, revealing their importance despite limited releases. The review also reflects on the challenge of keeping up with contemporary music versus appreciating timeless groundbreaking works. Discover DNA's groundbreaking sound and explore the roots of No Wave with their essential compilation 'DNA of DNA'.

 The memory I hold of this film seems to mock time and space, and so, periodically it returns, like an invisible moon influencing the tides of my spirit.

 Tarkovsky leaves many things still to explore, thus abandoning us in the unresolved doubt of embracing with the heart or dissecting with the mind.

The review reflects on Tarkovsky's Stalker as a deeply spiritual and visually stunning film that challenges the viewer to balance heart and mind. It highlights the contrasting themes of science and spirituality through the stalker's journey guiding two visitors through the Zone. The film’s ambiguous ending and enigmatic storytelling invite multiple interpretations and ongoing reflection. Dive into Tarkovsky's mesmerizing world—watch Stalker and explore its profound mysteries today!

 Hypnotized by that bass that doesn’t stop spinning on itself, I slightly move my head back and forth following evil beats that seem to tell you the same thing over and over with different words.

 I watch the ice drowning in the glass. I wonder why it doesn’t stay still and why these invisible flies that buzz poisons won’t stop.

Equations Of Eternity's self-titled 1996 album delivers a hypnotic dub experience far from typical reggae vibes. The reviewer describes an intense, immersive journey dominated by bass and electronic beats that create a dark, mesmerizing atmosphere. The album combines the talents of Bill Laswell, Mick Harris, and Eraldo Bernocchi in crafting layered sonic textures. The mood is introspective and slightly unsettling, evoking both trance and discomfort. Dive into the hypnotic depths of Equations Of Eternity's dub fusion — listen now and feel the immersive bass-driven journey.

 "Jazz is not phrasing; it is not chords. If it were chords, Tom Jobim would not have made bossa nova; he would have made jazz."

 "The Sambrasa trio plays música brasileira, which to me seems very jazz."

The review explores the 1965 album 'Em Som Maior' by Sambrasa Trio, a blend of Brazilian music and jazz influences during the samba-jazz era. It highlights the remarkable talents of Airto Moreira, Hermeto Pascoal, and Humberto Clayber. The album is praised for its creative energy and timeless charm, symbolizing a fruitful cultural exchange between Brazilian rhythms and American jazz expression. Dive into 'Em Som Maior' and experience the soulful fusion of Brazilian rhythms and jazz brilliance today!

 I no longer want to be just a spectator of others' art, but to be a protagonist myself, giving and absorbing, contributing by participating, nourishing my self-esteem with collective energy.

 Dancebatukeira offers a range of cultural proposals that could appeal to anyone, awakening that latent internal rhythm within us all.

The review describes Dancebatukeira, a biannual Afro-Brazilian cultural event held at Fazenda Cultural Ouroverde in Bahia. It highlights the welcoming atmosphere where participants of all levels enjoy capoeira angola, Afro dance, and percussion lessons. The event fosters community, cultural learning, and personal transformation amidst beautiful nature. The reviewer emphasizes the inclusive spirit and the deep emotional connection felt through collective music and movement. Explore the vibrant rhythms and culture of Dancebatukeira—join the dance, feel the beat, and embrace Afro-Brazilian traditions!

 The News from Babel is probably her most personal musical project, a studio group, three-quarters female, with Dagmar Krause on vocals, a young Zeena Parkins on harps (amplified and modified) and accordion, and Chris Cutler on drums.

 I am not man, I am not woman, but spirit in the flesh that travels through sexes across existences.

This review celebrates Lindsay Cooper's unique role as a composer and musician in the avant-garde scene, highlighting the feminist undertones of News From Babel’s album. It explores gender roles in music and society, the importance of female artists beyond vocal contributions, and the powerful emotional atmosphere of the album. The reviewer immerses in the dramatic tension and musical textures, praising the ensemble and Cooper's visionary leadership. Dive into the haunting and innovative sounds of Lindsay Cooper’s News From Babel – listen now and experience avant-garde music redefined.

 An album that, by appropriating this ancestry, will always remain current.

 Never before have the themes of the black people of candomblé been treated with such beauty, depth and rhythmic richness.

The review praises 'Os Afro-Sambas' as a rich, emotional, and technically brilliant album that merges Afro-Brazilian traditions with bossa nova. It highlights the significance of the collaboration between Baden Powell and Vinicius De Moraes in honoring Afro-Brazilian culture. The album is considered timeless and culturally important, recorded with a rustic touch to preserve the authenticity of Afro-Brazilian music. Dive into the soulful rhythms of Os Afro-Sambas and experience a landmark in Afro-Brazilian and bossa nova music.

 The music, entirely composed by Glandien, is emotionally rich, deep, and dark.

 An album that might even appeal to many who are not fans of RIO and are seeking some sensation to be lulled at dusk after a sad day.

The review praises 'Domestic Stories' as an emotionally deep and innovative album blending avant-garde classical music with rock and electronics. Chris Cutler's production and the collaboration with Lutz Glandien and notable musicians enrich the album's unique sound. The lyrics, interpreted by Dagmar Krause, evoke melancholy and subtle despair, creating a compelling listening experience. Despite leaning away from typical Henry Cow complexity, the album appeals to both RIO fans and newcomers looking for evocative music. Discover the haunting, avant-garde sounds of 'Domestic Stories'—stream or explore this unique progressive album now!

 For me, this is not another book on De André, but the first and only one I have read.

 One of his best qualities is precisely that of knowing how to bring out the best from others and from situations, even the most difficult ones.

The review praises Riccardo Bertoncelli's book as a unique and comprehensive exploration of Fabrizio De André’s life and music. It highlights the depth of De André’s artistry beyond lyrics, emphasizing his voice, collaborators, and evolving styles. The inclusion of detailed interviews adds humanizing insight into De André’s character and creative process. Overall, it conveys appreciation for the complex legacy of the renowned Italian singer-songwriter. Discover the human and artistic journey of Fabrizio De André through Bertoncelli’s captivating book—read more and deepen your appreciation today!