Rocky Marciano

 Tuxedomoon thrived on contradictions, Americans from San Francisco, yet European in their sonic influences and adopted Europeans in their exile to central Europe.

 "No Tears" is one of the best moments of Tuxedomoon’s entire career, with pounding rhythms grafted onto crepuscular electronic harmonies, pierced by Winston Tong’s hysterical and desperate singing.

 Listen to Tuxedomoon’s groundbreaking 'No Tears' EP and explore the roots of avant-garde post-punk innovation.

 "Metamatic stands as a cold and tense synth-pop monument."

 "The perfect, clean, and antiseptic sounds radiate future and nocturnal atmospheres, with Foxx’s hypnotic vocals wandering amid sharp and evocative melodic structures."

 Dive into John Foxx's Metamatic—experience the pioneering cold synth sounds and explore a classic of early electronic music.

 The necromancer Peter Hammill becomes here a shamanic figure, transfigured between obsessiveness and delirium.

 A work of such artistic level and monumental drama had not shone in the hands of Hammill since the days of that immortal work, 'Pawn Hearts'.

 Dive into the dark genius of Peter Hammill’s 'The Silent Corner and The Empty Stage'—listen and experience the emotional depth today!

 In the realm of the dying sun, the Apollonian and the Dionysian meet, embrace, and soar on golden wings in a supernatural, metaphysical flight.

 "Anywhere Out Of The World" marks the beginning of the journey in the twilight’s shadow, a contemplative and dark electroacoustic mantra forged in eternity.

 Dive into Dead Can Dance's sonic journey and experience the magic of Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun.

 "Nada! marks an important turning point in Death in June’s career, incorporating electronic sounds and neo-folk hints into the band’s dark and shadowy sound fabrics."

 "‘The Honour Of Silence’ engenders exhilarating epiphanies and serious atmospheres, Douglas P.’s voice standing proudly over acoustic guitar arpeggios and triumphant trumpet inserts."

 Discover the dark evolution of Death In June—listen to Nada! and experience a neo-folk legend’s transformative journey.

 The Throbbing Gristle of the '70s were simply the most musically extreme thing ever to appear in the underground.

 The live albums of Throbbing Gristle represent ... the main and most exhaustive way to get closer to this creature that elevated noise to an art form.

 Experience the raw power of Throbbing Gristle's groundbreaking live performance—listen now and explore the roots of industrial music.

 It was November 25, 1970, and that man was the Japanese Yukio Mishima... Mishima’s death, entrusted to the ancient samurai ritual suicide "seppuku," put an end to the existence of this descendant of an ancient samurai family.

 "The World That Summer" is an extraordinary and crepuscular warrior’s song.

 Discover the haunting beauty of Death In June's The World That Summer—listen now and delve deep into its dark, poetic world.

 "The melodies are ethereal and dreamy, but also sad and melancholic."

 "The voices of Goswell and Halstead intertwining in floating mantras of pure wonder, sinking their song into celestial melodies and sweet dissonant waves of feedback."

 Discover the mesmerizing sounds of Slowdive's early shoegaze masterpiece 'Holding Our Breath'—listen now and dive into dreamy atmospheres.

 "In 'Timewind,' Schulze brings his music back to more abstract and properly 'cosmic' territories."

 "'Wahnfried 1883' is one of Schulze’s best compositions and of electronics as a whole."

 Dive into Klaus Schulze’s Timewind and experience a legendary journey through cosmic electronic soundscapes.

 "The eponymous track that opens the album is one of the best things ever created by this magical quintet."

 "This authentic masterpiece of a Miles Davis once again in a state of grace."

 Discover the brilliance of Miles Davis' Nefertiti and experience the magic of jazz history today!