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 Controra is the praise of slowness, but not laziness.

 Almamegretta once again confirm themselves as the best Italian dub-band, with an album that flows smoothly and leaves the listener with the taste of the Mediterranean.

Almamegretta's Controra marks the band's long-awaited reunion with iconic vocalist Raiz. The tenth studio album blends dub, reggae, and dubstep with profound lyrics touching on social issues and human values. Rich collaborations enhance a sound rooted deeply in Mediterranean and Neapolitan culture. Despite initial skepticism due to festival participation, the album delivers an authentic and powerful listening experience. A must-have for fans of Italian dub and alternative music. Listen to Almamegretta's Controra now and experience the best of Italian dub and reggae fusion.

 With Ghost Stories, we are faced with an electro-pop work where Chris Martin's voice seems to come from another dimension.

 It’s a purely intimate record, one that does good to people, one that perhaps the average listener will find hard to digest.

Coldplay's Ghost Stories marks a shift to a calm, electro-pop style with intimate and romantic themes. The album explores personal struggles through Chris Martin's vocals and Jon Hopkins' production. While nostalgic for past successes, the band experiments with new sounds and emotional depth, though the album may challenge some listeners. Comparison to Radiohead highlights a more successful approach to similar intimacy in music. Discover the intimate and dreamy world of Coldplay's Ghost Stories—listen now and feel the evolution!

 The experimentation, certainly exaggerated, dominates throughout the entire album.

 With this album, Lidell makes you tap your foot and sometimes move a bit more, but nothing more.

Jamie Lidell’s 2013 self-titled album dives into 80s-inspired funk with heavy experimental production. While standout tracks like "Big Love" and "Do Yourself A Faver" capture the classic funky vibe, much of the album feels overproduced and monotonous. Compared to his earlier acclaimed works, this release lacks focus and subtlety, leaving listeners wanting more depth beyond foot-tapping rhythms. Explore Jamie Lidell’s funk-driven sounds and decide if his 2013 album hits the right groove for you!

 It's precisely the silence that lasts even 5-6 seconds, one of the winning and innovative weapons of the album, a silence that penetrates the listener and emphasizes the track at each reprise.

 James Blake is the future.

James Blake's self-titled debut album is a revelation, blending soulful vocals with minimal electronic and dubstep elements. The album features innovative use of silence and intricate sound effects, highlighting Blake's unique production skills. Praised for its emotional depth and cohesive structure, it stands out as a significant achievement in modern music. Recommended for listeners seeking fresh and experimental sound patterns. Listen to James Blake's debut for a mesmerizing blend of minimalism and emotion—explore the future of electronic music now!

 It’s the start of the journey through time.

 In 40 min and 8 s PJ Harvey demonstrates how a musician can manage to conceive music by putting themselves to the test, researching, and, above all, recreating atmospheres whose existence we sometimes ignore.

PJ Harvey’s Let England Shake is a profound album blending straightforward rock and folk to explore war and patriotism. Recorded in a church with unique male choirs and psychedelic elements, the album showcases meticulous lyricism and musical innovation. Each track contributes to a cohesive and haunting journey through historical and contemporary conflicts. Praised for its originality and emotional depth, it earned the prestigious Mercury Prize in 2011. Dive into PJ Harvey's Let England Shake—experience a powerful musical journey through war, history, and emotion today.

 The album flows ... leaving a sense of relaxation and tranquility, it is almost like saying welcoming, bringing back to the safer, more familiar environment known to each of us, precisely Familial: the family environment.

 Selway’s album won’t convince hardcore fans at first listen, but the point is that the album is listenable ... it goes where it needed to go.

Phil Selway, Radiohead's drummer, debuts with his solo album Familial, offering ten minimalist acoustic songs rich in gentle melodies and subtle Radiohead references. Collaborations with notable artists enrich the sound, producing a soothing and accessible listen. The album’s calm, familial atmosphere offers a reassuring and intimate experience, though it may take time for hardcore fans to fully appreciate. Overall, it’s a successful effort in a new musical direction. Listen to Phil Selway’s Familial and experience his gentle, acoustic solo journey beyond Radiohead.