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 A sort of hypnotic and catatonic cybernetic journey where noises and electronic surges rise as undisputed masters.

 They revolutionized not only electronic music but also influenced many stylistic trends in the years to come.

Cluster's 1971 album '71 is a bold and intense exploration of fully electronic music, characterized by synthetic drones and dissonant noises. Positioned alongside Krautrock pioneers, the album pushes the boundaries of early electronic experimentation without concessions to melody or rhythm. It contrasts with contemporaries by focusing on stark, hypnotic soundscapes and extreme electronic experimentation. This debut helped establish Cluster as significant, if somewhat lesser-known, innovators in the realm of avant-garde electronic music. Explore Cluster's '71 and dive into the roots of avant-garde electronic music—experience the journey now!

 Demetrio Stratos THE SINGER, the one who 'plays the voice,' one of the greatest voices in music history and a scholar of using the voice as a musical instrument.

 'Caution Radiation Area' is one of the greatest masterpieces of prog and of music in general, its strength is as overwhelming as that of a man submerged, chained, and imprisoned by steel and iron, seeking to reach freedom by diving into the warm belly of the earth.

Area's second album, Caution Radiation Area, marks a peak in their creative and experimental phase. Released in 1974, it masterfully blends prog rock, jazz fusion, and electronic experimentation. With stellar instrumental skill and Demetrio Stratos' unique vocal techniques, the album is both challenging and captivating. It stands as a landmark work in progressive music history. Dive into Area's avant-garde masterpiece and experience groundbreaking prog jazz fusion like never before!

 The piercing empty screams of Vega combined with Rev’s obstinate and raw synthetic wave are a real punch in the stomach.

 A difficult and at times disorienting album, tense to the point of bursting, in its rough passages live torment and urban decay.

Suicide's 1977 debut album redefined electronic music with its dark, disturbing, and hypnotic soundscapes. The duo's use of synthetic noises and Alan Vega's haunting vocals evoke urban decay and intense emotion. Standout tracks like "Ghost Rider" and "Frankie Teardrop" showcase the album's raw, pioneering energy. Despite its challenging nature, the album's influence on music is deep and lasting. Dive into Suicide's groundbreaking debut and experience the raw power of dark electronic music. Listen now and feel the intense urban soundtrack!

 Beams and synthetic waves of dead light, artificial sounds that relentlessly propagate into infinity through immense and desolate spaces.

 One of the highest artistic peaks ever reached by a human being in its monotonous, interminable, immense, infinite repetition...CYBORG...

Klaus Schulze's second solo album, Cyborg, builds on his pioneering debut, delivering a profoundly experimental and visionary sonic journey. Rich with synthetic sounds and expansive soundscapes, the album immerses listeners in cosmic and timeless electronic atmospheres. Its four lengthy movements unfold majestically, exploring themes of infinity and space. Considered one of Schulze's highest artistic achievements, it stands as a landmark in avant-garde electronic music. Dive into Klaus Schulze's Cyborg and experience a visionary journey through electronic cosmos—listen now and explore the infinite soundscape.

 Surely this EP may not be much technically but its tracks wipe out everything in terms of power, inaugurating the golden years of the most pounding and raw metal.

 Sepultura with their raw and heavy sonic impact pushed the genre to even more extreme heights, dirtying their basic thrash with death metal elements.

Sepultura's debut EP Bestial Devastation from 1985 showcases the band’s raw, brutal sound rooted in thrash, death, and black metal influences. Emerging from Brazil's underground metal scene, the Cavalera brothers crafted a groundbreaking and violent record that helped shape extreme metal. Though simple technically, its power and intensity stand out. The band later grew into worldwide fame with evolving styles but this EP remains a benchmark of their early rage. Explore Sepultura’s brutal debut and experience the raw power that helped define extreme metal's golden era!

 The Cure with their third album dove into dark atmospheres for the first time crafting their first masterpiece.

 The dreamlike and chilling sound of the synthesizers that open 'A Forest' mixes with hypnotic guitar phrases, a cold drum, and a sinister, shadowy guitar line.

Seventeen Seconds is The Cure’s third album and their first venture into dark, atmospheric soundscapes that would define their career. The album blends cold piano notes, synthetic drumming, hypnotic bass lines, and haunting guitar melodies. Tracks range from upbeat to deeply melancholic, creating a cohesive yet varied listening experience. The work is praised as a masterpiece and one of the band’s most representative albums. Dive into The Cure’s Seventeen Seconds and experience the dark, hypnotic soundscape that defined a generation.

 "Apocalyptic Raids was the first official release of the band of a young Tom G. Warrior... more than a band, a creature born with the purpose of seeking refuge."

 Their music was primitive and rough black metal with a feral power, a dark and decadent sound that still retains all its sinister charm today.

Apocalyptic Raids was Hellhammer's only official release, featuring a raw, primitive black metal sound that shocked critics but laid foundations for extreme metal. The EP reflected Tom G. Warrior's intense emotional state and pioneering spirit. Despite its brief existence, Hellhammer's brutal and wild style significantly influenced the metal genre. Warrior and Ain later formed Celtic Frost, continuing to innovate within metal. This EP remains a dark and powerful milestone in metal history. Explore Hellhammer's Apocalyptic Raids and experience the raw roots of extreme metal today!

 Every song on this album is a demonstration of pure power and savage sound.

 Just give this 'Spectrum Of Death' a listen to realize how valid this violent band was.

Morbid Saint's 'Spectrum of Death' is an underrated thrash metal album from 1988, combining thrash and death metal with furious speed and aggression. Known for its relentless drumming, powerful riffs, and raspy vocals, the album showcases the band's unique style. Despite distribution and promotion issues, it remains a cult classic representing extreme metal's golden age. Listen to 'Spectrum of Death' now and experience one of thrash metal's fiercest albums!

 "The most avant-garde metal album that will ever be made."

 "No album has ever lived up to its name as this 'Into The Pandemonium', into the pandemonium!"

Celtic Frost's Into the Pandemonium remains the pinnacle of avant-garde metal even decades later. The album masterfully fuses metal with classical, electronic, opera, and gothic elements to create diverse and epic soundscapes. Distinct tracks range from heavy riffs to orchestral arrangements, showcasing the band's fearless experimentation and artistic depth. The review highlights the album's dynamic moods, innovative vocals, and richly poetic lyrics about the fall of civilizations. Dive into Celtic Frost's groundbreaking album and experience the ultimate avant-garde metal journey today!

 Diminuendo is like a bottomless well of sadness and resignation, moving between catacombal and static sounds in claustrophobic, yet melancholic, atmospheres.

 I only compose music when I’m drunk, my life is shit for 90 percent.

Lowlife's 1987 album Diminuendo is hailed as a dark wave masterpiece, blending melancholic atmospheres with tormented vocals by former Cocteau Twins bassist Will Heggie. The album captures a deep emotional and musical anguish, reflecting Heggie's personal struggles. With cohesive and haunting soundscapes, Diminuendo stands out as a highlight of Lowlife's golden era. The reissued edition includes outstanding bonus tracks, reinforcing its cult status despite being largely overlooked. Dive into Lowlife's haunting Diminuendo and experience the emotional depth of 80s dark wave music now!