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 Nestvarne stvari can undoubtedly be defined as one of the most interesting wave albums published in continental Europe of those years.

 Don’t be overwhelmed by the usual cheap prejudices and listen to Luna. You won’t regret it: satisfied or reimbursed.

Luna's 1984 album Nestvarne Stvari stands as a seminal dark wave work from the former Yugoslavia, showcasing a unique gothic and gloomy sound. The review emphasizes the global reach of new wave beyond Anglo-Saxon borders, highlighting Luna's importance in Serbia's alternative scene. Comparisons to bands like Bauhaus and Public Image Limited underline its musical depth. Nestvarne Stvari marks the peak of a vibrant wave movement in continental Europe. Explore Luna's Nestvarne Stvari now and experience one of Eastern Europe's darkest and most influential new wave albums!

 My tooth still hurts, I’ve had a shitty day, and I haven’t figured out who the dandy on the Quick as Rainbows cover is, but all in all, I consider myself lucky to have rediscovered this British band.

 I didn’t feel any infusion, whatever that might be. I’d rather say this EP confirms the great qualities and uniqueness of this band’s sound.

The reviewer shares a colorful personal story surrounding a painful dental visit that leads to discovering Kitchens of Distinction's EP 'Quick as Rainbows.' Despite the tough day, the music captivates with dreamy melodies and a sound reminiscent of influential post-punk and alternative bands. The review debunks common genre clichés and praises the EP’s four hypnotic tracks. Ultimately, it's a heartfelt rediscovery of a unique British band. Discover the dreamy sound of Kitchens of Distinction’s 'Quick as Rainbows'—listen now and explore this unique British band’s timeless charm!

 The JFOE... are still fugitives and wanted today. No one knows what happened to them, and we can only try to trace them by listening to “Coloursound.”

 Give this record a chance, and you will not be disappointed... you will keep listening to it over and over again.

Jane from Occupied Europe's sole album, Coloursound, is praised as a distinctive shoegaze and noise-infused masterpiece from 1991. Rooted in the UK alternative scene, it channels influences from legendary bands while presenting unique melodies and guitar work. Despite their short existence, the band left an indelible mark. The review encourages listeners to explore this overlooked gem for its lasting impact and musical sophistication. Listen to Coloursound and uncover one of shoegaze’s best kept secrets!