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 "It's one of those albums that last, characterized by songs that are impeccable, otherworldly, all of them... resonating within the listener's guts as if they have always known those songs."

 "The Brian Jonestown Massacre decided to dive headfirst into the sixties, fully embracing a retrospective dive into the past, but in a sense futuristic."

The review praises 'Methodrone' by The Brian Jonestown Massacre as a timeless psychedelic album blending sixties influences with futuristic sounds. Anton Newcombe's creativity shines through this spacey, drugged atmosphere filled with impeccable songs. The album is seen as a monument to classic influences like Velvet Underground and Spacemen 3 while maintaining originality and emotional depth. 'Methodrone' is recognized as an underrated 90s classic with lasting appeal. Listen to 'Methodrone' and experience the timeless psychedelic journey crafted by The Brian Jonestown Massacre.

 a) no one else sounds (or sounded?) like this; b) we will not have albums like this anymore.

 The band of Mark E. Smith is undoubtedly to be counted among the most courageous, original, and relevant realities of the late seventies English post-punk scene.

This Nation’s Saving Grace by The Fall is recognized as a courageous and original post-punk album. Mark E. Smith’s band pushed boundaries with innovative song structures and eclectic styles, influencing future bands like Pavement. The album’s mix of krautrock elements, lo-fi riffs, and pop sensibilities showcase its wide-ranging appeal. Though differing from the avant-garde of contemporaries, The Fall’s unique sound remains unmatched. The album’s enduring impact highlights its genius and irreproducibility. Discover the raw innovation of The Fall's This Nation’s Saving Grace – listen now and experience a post-punk masterpiece!

 Being born old is a virtue. It means always being a step ahead of others.

 This is probably their album of maturity... not old or exhausted—just balanced right.

The review praises Wire's 'Red Barked Tree' as a mature and balanced album that confidently stands on its own, separate from the band's early groundbreaking work. It highlights the band's ability to innovate and refine their sound without relying on past achievements. The album is noted for its stylistic versatility, emotional depth, and daring moments, presenting a polished and confident work that showcases Wire's evolution and lasting influence. Discover Wire's mature and innovative sound—listen to 'Red Barked Tree' and experience punk evolution perfected.

 Her voice is the link between Mitchell’s soprano, Harriet Wheeler’s tone, and the fairy-tale singing of Newsom.

 In short, it eluded me for three years, don’t miss it from this point on.

Phylactery Factory marks White Hinterland's impressive reinvention of Casey Dienel after an unremarkable debut. The album features an alternative-pop sound infused with jazz and dreamy nuances, showcasing a unique and delicate vocal style. Influences range from Joni Mitchell to Regina Spektor, creating a calm and enchanting listening experience. Highly recommended, this overlooked gem is worth discovering. Listen to White Hinterland's Phylactery Factory and experience a mesmerizing blend of alternative pop and dreamy jazz influences today!

 The Roman singer-songwriter’s album is a sort of concept album about twilight… about suicide, or maybe pessimism.

 Pelosi’s style permeates his entire production with an eerie melancholy that could even make Leonard Cohen appear as the portrait of happiness.

This review deeply explores Mauro Pelosi's 1972 album 'La stagione per morire,' highlighting its dark, melancholic themes centered on loneliness, despair, and suicide. It suggests the album may function as a concept album about a man’s emotional twilight and existential defeat. Pelosi's style combines theatricality and straightforwardness, artistically delivering haunting emotions through precise orchestration. The album is recommended for those open to introspective and somber music. Discover Mauro Pelosi’s haunting journey of despair in 'La stagione per morire'—listen now and explore the depths of dark Italian songwriting.

 This is not only a concert to (re?)discover, but an experience that shakes you from head to toe and disrupts the senses.

 Stephen Lawrie obsessively screaming about having THE PERFECT NEEDLE FOR YOU until the euphonious original space-rock version is forgotten.

The Telescopes' Trade Mark of Quality captures a blistering 1990 live show that highlights their raw noise and psychedelic rock roots. Known for intense guitar riffs and rebellious screams, the band delivers a powerful performance reminiscent of legendary acts. While the crowd's reaction seems muted, the album remains an essential experience for fans. It showcases the band's unique blend of garage fury and space-rock elements, particularly in the standout track Perfect Needle. Dive into The Telescopes' fierce live show on Trade Mark of Quality and experience the true spirit of noise rock today!

 "The Creation, in this sense, were decidedly noble... they would have deserved endlessly, up to the present day."

 "An excellent synthesis of what were the various facets of rock ’n’ roll as it should be from fifty years ago and which ... still today struggles to be dethroned."

The Creation's 1967 album 'We Are Paintermen' showcases a rich blend of psychedelic, mod, and rock influences. Despite their talent and impact, the band remains largely overlooked alongside contemporaries like The Who and The Kinks. This album combines potential singles, covers, and original tracks with remarkable musicianship and enduring quality. The recent reissue adds valuable bonus material, making this record essential for fans of classic rock. Explore The Creation’s 'We Are Paintermen' for a timeless psychedelic rock experience—listen now and rediscover a classic!

 That damn record only suggested to me to retreat, as there was a need for change.

 I keep pedaling and venture into the waters singing "Whole Lotta Love" by Zeppelin. I have rock 'n' roll in my blood.

This evocative review captures the restless spirit and raw energy of The Surf Drums’ 1987 EP Black Tambourine. Blending influences from the Replacements and The Byrds, the album conjures 80s rock nostalgia and a longing for escape. The reviewer’s vivid night-time narrative parallels the music’s adventure, underscoring its lasting emotional impact and immersive atmosphere. Experience the restless energy and raw nostalgia of The Surf Drums’ Black Tambourine—listen now and embark on a timeless rock journey!

 Berry’s voice can bring the sun back on a rainy day.

 When you listen to this stuff, it seems as if a nearly tangible entity appears before you.

This review praises Glo-Worm's 'Glimmer' as more than just pop music, highlighting Pam Berry's warm and expressive voice. The album’s mixture of simple yet nuanced tracks, supported by instrumentation and standout covers, creates an evocative atmosphere. Recognized as a cornerstone of 90s indie pop, 'Glimmer' is described as a doorway to a parallel universe filled with human emotion and intimacy. Listen to Glo-Worm's 'Glimmer' and experience the heartfelt warmth of Pam Berry’s indie pop artistry.

 Thom Yorke is undoubtedly capable of evoking forgotten sensations and distant memories.

 'Harry Patch (In Memory of)' is destined to become yet another monumental melodic-spiritual journey between the secondary lines.

Radiohead’s 'Harry Patch (In Memory Of)' is a deeply emotional and simple orchestral tribute to the last WWI soldier Harry Patch. Thom Yorke’s evocative vocals and Jonny Greenwood’s haunting string arrangement craft a timeless melody. The track highlights Radiohead’s ability to create profound art in understated ways. Proceeds support the Royal British Legion, adding a meaningful charitable dimension. Listen to Radiohead’s haunting tribute to Harry Patch and experience a timeless melody that honors peace and memory.