Ivo Avido

 Music, therefore, as an integral and indispensable part of a now-famous style.

 An impeccable sound commentary for one of the most morbid and perverse parts of the entire feature film.

The Lost Highway soundtrack perfectly embodies the signature Lynchian style, combining surreal, disturbing atmospheres with masterful musical contributions. Produced by Trent Reznor and featuring artists like David Bowie and Angelo Badalamenti, it creates a rich, complex soundscape that enhances the film's eerie narrative. The review highlights the soundtrack’s balance of chaos and beauty, emphasizing its integral role in the movie’s cult status. Listen to the Lost Highway soundtrack and immerse yourself in its haunting, Lynchian soundscape.

 An extravagant ensemble that makes musical miscellanea its personal leitmotif.

 "Bansan" is not only a fun and very enjoyable work but also unique in its genre.

Food Brain’s album Bansan is a vibrant and eclectic instrumental work that blends krautrock, free jazz, and progressive rock with psychedelic and experimental elements. The review praises its daring soundscapes, varied instrumentation, and unique place in the Japanese underground scene. Highlighted are the use of harpsichord, Hammond organ, electric guitar, and unusual arrangements creating a captivating and intricate listening experience. Julian Cope’s references establish the album’s cultural and musical significance. Dive into the bizarre and captivating world of Food Brain’s Bansan—listen now and explore this unique psychedelic krautrock masterpiece!

 'Second intoxicates and bewilders; the changing electro-acoustic mixture... excellently paints distant horizons, the ethereal celestial vault, and sidereal spaces.'

 'First Communication boasts amphetamine-like, driving percussion splendidly adorned with sulphurous, distorted, and electric guitar escapades with copious psychedelic aftertaste.'

Agitation Free’s '2nd' marks a significant shift from their debut, embracing minimalism and astral psychedelia. The album weaves cosmic sounds with jazz-rock and oriental tones, presenting an eclectic and experimental musical experience. Tracks like 'First Communication' showcase dynamic percussion and psychedelic guitar, while others feature vibrant improvisations. Overall, '2nd' is a captivating fusion of cosmic and jazz influences that pushes the boundaries of Krautrock. Dive into Agitation Free's '2nd' for a mesmerizing journey through psychedelic Krautrock and cosmic jazz fusion—listen now!

 Embryo’s 'Rache' seduces, intoxicates, and astonishes; the sound genuine, fresh, and lively is free from cloying mannerisms.

 'Embryo’s Rache, a worthy successor to Opal and a primordial gem not only of Kraut Rock but of rock as a whole.'

Embryo's 1971 album 'Rache' is a masterful fusion of jazz and rock with exotic, tribal, and psychedelic influences. The album showcases innovative, experimental compositions enriched with oriental aromas and electro-acoustic blends. It features warm, sensual soundscapes and a notable political edge in tracks like 'Espagna si, Franco no'. 'Rache' stands as a seminal work in Krautrock and progressive music history. Explore Embryo's 'Rache' and experience a thrilling fusion of psychedelic, jazz, and rock sounds that shaped Krautrock history.

 "A timeless work, exuberant celebration of life, iridescent sonic collage, and receptacle of delirious visions and spiritual meditations."

 "The 5000 Spirits Or The Layers Of The Onion amazes and enchants with its freshness, spontaneity, and originality."

The review celebrates 'The 5000 Spirits Or The Layers Of The Onion' as a vital psychedelic folk album from 1967, characterized by vivid creativity and global musical influences. It highlights the eclectic instrumentation and surreal lyrical content that make this work a timeless artistic journey. The album is a colorful, original expression of the British hippie movement blending folklore with acid-tinged psychedelia. Explore this psychedelic folk classic and dive into an extraordinary world of sound and culture!

 Melancholic melodies, rarefied atmospheres, multicolored sounds, and oriental contaminations make Hölderlin’s Traum a splendid and unrepeatable work.

 Enchanting, fascinating and notably crystalline, the voice of Nanny De Ruig captivates, enchants and evokes wonder.

Hoelderlin’s Traum is a fundamental 1972 German folk rock album noted for its innovative blend of progressive and psychedelic elements. The album features exotic instruments like tablas and sitar, supported by poetic and melancholic melodies. Nanny De Ruig’s captivating vocals and the refined arrangements create an enchanting and timeless musical journey. The review praises the album’s experimentation, elegant style, and unique sonic landscapes. Dive into the enchanting world of Hoelderlin’s Traum and experience this classic folk rock masterpiece today!

 "Generation Sans Futur, point of no return."

 "Majestic, haunting, delirious... convulsive moods, instrumental violence, cacophonic sonorities, dissonance, and a funereal suspense."

This review praises Art Zoyd's 1980 album Generation Sans Futur as a pinnacle of avant-garde music. It highlights the album's dark, tense atmosphere, blending atonality, free jazz, and chamber rock. The work is celebrated for its complexity, references to classical and contemporary influences, and its dramatic, expressive sound. The review highly recommends the album to lovers of radical and experimental music. Explore Art Zoyd’s groundbreaking Generation Sans Futur and experience avant-garde music like never before!

 The Jade Warrior, an excellent ensemble belonging to the 'thick' progressive underground, are advocates of a dazzling sound mix 'pregnant' with Mediterranean, African, and 'violently' tribal sounds.

 Pretending not to notice, avoiding giving these people the due recognition would be an unforgivable mistake.

Jade Warrior's 1972 album Released is praised as an overlooked masterpiece in the progressive rock genre. Combining Mediterranean, African, and tribal sounds with folk-jazz and psychedelic elements, the work stands out for its originality and rich sound textures. Instrumental tracks like Barazinbar highlight the band's creative blend of hard and jazzy features. The review encourages discovery or re-listening, emphasizing the album's deserved recognition. Explore the rich and exotic sounds of Jade Warrior's Released — rediscover this progressive rock treasure today!

 An intoxicating journey into the mysterious eastern lands.

 'Head' is eighteen minutes of pure improvisation, a forge of varied, polychromatic, kaleidoscopic sounds.

Kraan's 1972 self-titled debut album captures a primal, tribal atmosphere with a strong Mediterranean and Middle Eastern jazz-rock fusion. The album features extensive improvisation and a rich use of alto sax and percussion. Highlights include the epic 'Head' and experimental opening and closing tracks. The sound is described as vibrant, exotic, and reminiscent of early Embryo works. Highly recommended for lovers of expressive, boundary-pushing music. Dive into Kraan’s vibrant debut and experience a unique blend of Mediterranean jazz-rock and exotic freeform improvisation.

 "Tanz Der Lemminge is an inexhaustible source of ideas and innovations, contaminations, a milestone of rock overall."

 "The sonic blend is devastating, orgiastic, ecstatic, characterized by massive psychedelia and significantly expanded tracks."

Tanz Der Lemminge, released in 1971 by Amon Düül II, stands as a landmark double album combining psychedelic experimentation with folk and electronic elements. The record showcases expansive improvisations, complex textures, and dynamic instrumentation. Noted for its rich percussion and instrumental variety, it marks an evolution from their earlier folk-heavy style toward a more spatial and astral sound. This album is praised as a masterpiece and a critical milestone in progressive and krautrock music. Dive into Tanz Der Lemminge and experience one of krautrock's most innovative psychedelic journeys today!