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 If you like 'the Spree,' you’ll also enjoy these 'Zeros,' although ours are perhaps less refined and decidedly more folk.

 Give this group a listen and especially watch them on YouTube. They’ll grow on you. I’m sure.

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros' debut album 'Up From Below' offers a lively mix of folk, soul, and country music infused with a communal spirit. Key tracks like '40 Day Dream' and 'Home' showcase catchy rhythms and strong duet vocals. Though not always groundbreaking, the album remains coherent and enjoyable. The band's concert energy further enhances their appeal. Listen to 'Up From Below' and experience the vibrant folk-soul spirit of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros today!

 When the students equal and perhaps surpass the masters.

 At this point, this is among the best albums I've listened to this year.

The review praises The XX's debut album, highlighting its stripped-down dream-pop style with hypnotic and original elements. The interplay between vocalists Jamie and Oliver stands out as a key strength. Tracks like 'Crystalised' and 'Islands' receive special mention for their potential and appeal. Overall, the album is considered better than many contemporaries and even rivals masters like Portishead, making it a must-listen from 2009. Listen to The XX's debut album now and experience one of the best dream-pop releases of 2009!

 Lanegan’s voice on a round rock sound, just the right amount of electronics needed, and here is one of the best tracks of 2009.

 One of the most beautiful voices in rock, hands down.

The review praises Soulsavers' 2009 album Broken, especially focusing on Mark Lanegan’s iconic voice that elevates key tracks like 'Death Bells' and 'Can't Catch The Train.' While some ballads feel less impactful, the overall atmospheric approach and Lanegan’s performances make the album worth listening to. The reviewer rates it a solid 4 out of 5, driven primarily by Lanegan’s involvement. Discover the haunting beauty of Soulsavers' Broken—listen to Mark Lanegan's unforgettable voice now!

 "One of the best tracks I’ve ever heard. Undoubtedly reminiscent of the Church from 'Heyday', the best ever."

 "An EPIC 45 rpm on the same level as 'Let It Go'. Tracks from the History of Rock."

The review praises Asteroid #4's 2008 album 'These Flowers Of Ours' for its authentic 60s-inspired psychedelic rock sound. It highlights each track’s strong connection to the era, especially drawing comparisons to The Byrds, The Church, and Brian Jonestown Massacre. The album is described as a rare indie treasure available for streaming with no filler tracks. The reviewer highly recommends the band’s catalog and encourages listeners to explore their previous works. Listen now to Asteroid #4’s 'These Flowers Of Ours' and experience the magic of psychedelic 60s rock reborn!

 The Rifles pick up where The Jam left off with 'All Mod Cons' and Madness with their second album.

 These songs are bullets. Never has a band found a more fitting name.

The review praises The Rifles' debut album 'No Love Lost' as a vibrant successor to the sounds of The Jam and Madness. It highlights energetic tracks, strong songwriting, and the album's unique blend of Britpop and rock. The reviewer appreciates the catchiness and emotional punch across all songs and notes a hidden track adding surprise value. Overall, the album receives a solid 4 out of 5 rating. Dive into The Rifles' 'No Love Lost' and experience the fresh energy of classic Britpop influences today!

 The novelty of The Rifles’ beat also lies in the ska fusion which makes its appearance in the background on several occasions.

 By the fourth bullet they shoot at my forehead, I’m convinced this is the album that Franz Ferdinand are trying to make and have not yet found.

The Rifles' 2009 album The Great Escape delivers a fresh and energetic take on classic English beat music, blending influences from The Jam, Franz Ferdinand, and ska fusion. The reviewer praises the album's joyful rhythms and standout tracks, highlighting its ability to maintain energy while incorporating diverse styles. With each track showcasing dynamic beats and memorable melodies, the album is seen as a compelling and unexpected success. Listen to The Rifles' The Great Escape now and experience a joyful blend of English beat and ska energy!

 ‘Pale Sun’ is the standout track of the album, the one that should break through on US radio and bring them to people’s attention.

 Certainly, we are on another planet, but Darker really give it their all. Well done.

Darker My Love's second album '2' showcases a strong blend of psychedelic rock and shoegaze with clear influences from 60s California bands. Tim Presley leads this LA band that successfully develops the shoegaze style of the 90s with a modern psychedelic twist. The reviewer highlights tracks like 'Pale Sun' and 'Two Ways Out' as standout moments for their beautiful melodies and radio potential. The album is praised for balancing psychedelic experimentation with accessible rhythms. Listen to Darker My Love's '2' and dive into the psychedelic shoegaze vibe that redefines the genre.

 The Church are probably the greatest interpreters of psychedelic music since Pink Floyd.

 In each of their albums...there are always at least two or three tracks that alone are worth the price of the album.

The Church returns with their 23rd album demonstrating their mastery in psychedelic music. While not their best work, Untitled #23 delivers several standout tracks showcasing the band’s signature sound and musical maturity. The album offers a more intimate feel compared to past efforts but reassures fans of their enduring creative vitality. It's an essential listen for those attuned to The Church’s unique atmospheres. Listen to Untitled #23 and explore The Church’s timeless psychedelic sound today!

 "The album’s release would be postponed, and '99th Dream' would only come out in 1998. And it would be the last."

 "'Expressway' a marvelous ballad that alone is worth the entire album. A classic."

Swervedriver's '99th Dream', released in 1998 after delays and industry hurdles, blends psychedelia with emerging britpop influences. The album features standout tracks like the title song and 'Expressway,' showcasing the band's enduring talent despite commercial challenges. The review reflects on the band's forced shift towards britpop, drawing comparisons with Oasis, and ends with hope for their reunion. Discover the rich blend of psychedelia and britpop in Swervedriver's cult classic '99th Dream'—listen now and explore their lasting legacy!

 Swervedriver, with this 'Ejector Seat Reservation,' abandon any hard influence from the previous 'Mezcal Head' and decisively aim towards psychedelia.

 The resulting mix, between shoegaze and psychedelia, is almost epic in its beauty.

Swervedriver's third album, 'Ejector Seat Reservation' (1995), marks a deliberate and successful shift towards psychedelia blended with shoegaze. The album pays homage to classic 60s psychedelia, especially The Byrds, while maintaining the band's unique style. Each track reveals a careful balance of acoustic and distorted guitars, showcasing Swervedriver's musical maturity. The reviewer praises the album as a timeless classic and a highlight in rock history. Dive into Swervedriver's 'Ejector Seat Reservation' and experience a masterful blend of shoegaze and psychedelia—listen now!