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 "It is the baroque of the new HC school that interlocks tons of distortions and sound architectures in the manner of a monolith."

 "The voice is not needed to understand how deep the well of Bannon’s heart is, a painter of the impressionism of violence."

The review highlights Converge's album as a synthesis of intense hardcore music with layered sound distortions and emotional rawness. It praises the band's ability to transcend typical hardcore clichés, emphasizing the depth of emotion and sonic complexity. Jacob Bannon’s vocal delivery is noted as impactful without needing conventional lyrics. The album is portrayed as a definitive statement of leadership and unique identity in the hardcore scene. Dive into Converge’s powerful world—listen to All We Love We Leave Behind and experience hardcore redefined.

 It’s a very high step that leads to a ruined temple where one stops to pray for the souls of the dead.

 It is a calm sea but hides under its electric waters the terror of something in waiting.

This review praises Godspeed You! Black Emperor's 'Allelujah! Don’t Bend! Ascend!' as a powerful and intense album marking their return after a decade. It describes the album as a detailed and immersive soundscape, full of tension, layered guitars, and emotional depth. The tracks evoke rituals, prayers, and a haunting atmosphere, blending heavy electronics with folk elements. The reviewer sees it as a monumental and overwhelming work that demands listeners’ full attention. Discover the epic soundscape of Godspeed You! Black Emperor's comeback album—listen now and experience the intensity!

 An incendiary trio of jazzamphetamineheadsmashingbutts.

 The sax stands in for Ahmad Jamal’s piano, overwhelming the 'original', launching the revisitation.

Bazooka’s 1993 album Perfectly Square delivers a high-energy, avant-garde jazz experience with sharp saxophone work and inventive rhythms. The trio blends punk attitude with jazz tradition, revisiting classics and pushing boundaries. Standout tracks feature complex solos, funk influences, and unpredictable shifts. The review praises the band’s youthful aggression and creative approach under SST Records, highlighting their unique place in jazz history. Dive into Bazooka’s Perfectly Square and experience explosive avant-garde jazz today!

 Because inside, inside the Samuel Jackson Five, there’s an entire world. And it’s a fantastic world.

 Start the countdown, the introduction of “Never-Ending Now”, with its splendid celestial melody, perhaps a cosmic hang drum, and a magnificent whirl of arpeggiated guitars.

The review praises The Samuel Jackson Five's debut album for its rich, cosmic soundscape blending math-rock, power pop, and post-hardcore elements. Norwegian influences add unique depth, with standout tracks showcasing intricate instrumentation and melodic sophistication. The album invites listeners on a captivating journey through diverse sound textures and emotive progressions, earning a strong recommendation. Dive into the cosmic sounds of The Samuel Jackson Five and embark on a stunning musical journey today!

 The impossibility of finding oneself again.

 A moment made of 54 moments longer than a handful of seconds and of ripples in a meaningless ocean.

The review presents Sigur Rós' Valtari as a deeply emotional journey into the feeling of losing oneself and the challenge of finding the way back. The album’s ambient, post-rock textures evoke a haunting, introspective atmosphere. Its dreamy and melancholic sounds create a vast, almost timeless space that invites contemplation. Valtari is described as a reflective experience of calm delirium and bittersweet beauty. Dive into the haunting soundscapes of Valtari and experience Sigur Rós’ mesmerizing journey of lost self.

 John Zorn decides to undertake the same mystical journey in 2011 through the tides of musical discomfort.

 One of Zorn’s best albums of recent times and of all time, no doubt about it.

John Zorn's album Mount Analogue is a deeply mystical and intense musical journey inspired by his teenage fascination with occult philosophy and René Daumal's novel. The album blends Armenian melodies, piano mantras, and ritualistic percussion to explore inner consciousness. Created over grueling sessions, it stands out as one of Zorn's best recent works. The review highlights the album's complex and spiritual nature, connecting music with esoteric thought. Dive into John Zorn's Mount Analogue and experience an intense mystical musical journey today!

 It’s the best work since "Frances The Mute."

 Cedric becomes more and more a feminine and velvety being.

The review highlights Noctourniquet as The Mars Volta's strongest work since Frances The Mute, blending progressive rock with modern electronics and emotional depth. It praises the band's evolution, innovative drumming, and experimental arrangements. Fans who expect a repeat of early albums may be surprised, but the album's ballads, synth textures, and diverse rhythms mark a bold new chapter. The reviewer positions the album as a triumph in progressive rock's contemporary scene. Listen to Noctourniquet now and explore The Mars Volta’s progressive and experimental evolution!

 "Between The Times & The Tides is a jewel of awareness and melody."

 "Xtina As I Knew Her hides lyrics of unique beauty because Xtina 'was a lonely soldier[...] frozen in time', and thus becomes my favorite piece."

Between The Times & The Tides marks Lee Ranaldo's mature solo effort following Sonic Youth's end. The album blends reflective melodies with strong guitar work, enriched by collaborations with prominent artists like Nels Cline and Jim O'Rourke. It captures a thoughtful exploration of change and aging while delivering compelling indie rock sounds. Tracks such as "Xtina As I Knew Her" and "Fire Island (Phases)" stand out for their emotional depth and intricate musicianship. Dive into Lee Ranaldo’s heartfelt and mature solo album—listen to Between The Times & The Tides now and experience a new chapter of indie rock brilliance.

 "'FINE' is a shining example of this. Shining like only pain can be."

 "The end hurts, I had clearly told my friend."

The review praises Infection Code's album 'Fine' for its intense and evolving sonic palette, blending tension, silence, and noise. The album expresses raw pain and complexity, highlighted by dynamic passages and emotional depth. It references the band's growth since 'Intimacy' and describes the music as both clean and feral. The closing track and overall mood leave a lasting emotional impact. Experience the raw emotion and evolving sound of Infection Code's 'Fine'—listen now to feel the pain and power.

 "The Hollow Lands: a hodgepodge of jazz madness that changes shape in no time and catapults into a geometric structure of progressive guitars."

 "La Lethe: a surreal orgy... implanting the Supersilent soul into the piece, increasing tensions in a crescendo as inexorable as it is sulfurous."

The review reflects the complexity and unpredictability of Motorpsycho and Ståle Storløkken’s album The Death Defying Unicorn. It highlights the intricate jazz elements, progressive guitar structures, and orchestral contributions from Trondheim Jazz Orchestra. The reviewer finds the album challenging but acknowledges its rich, immersive soundscape. Overall, the experience is described as a blend of diverse musical styles that defies easy explanation. Dive into the intricate fusion of jazz and progressive rock in The Death Defying Unicorn—listen now and explore its dynamic soundscape.