Gregory Samsa

DeRank : 0,00
DeAge™ : 5455 days • Here since 7 april 2011
Album DeRango™ 10,18

Bad Company

Rough Diamonds Gregory Samsa

 Rough Diamonds is an incredibly banal album, stereotypical and devoid of any convincing idea.

 Paul Rodgers’ voice seems to disappear with desperate resignation into the foggy lack of originality.

 Discover why Rough Diamonds marks a disappointing farewell for Bad Company—read the full review and listen to their final tracks now!

💬 8
3320
📈 3,67
Album DeRango™ 42,45

Betty Davis

Nasty Gal Gregory Samsa

 "Nasty Gal can be summed up in a few words as a purely material, dirty and exciting album, full of explicit references to the greatness of the sexual act."

 "F.U.N.K.: a brutal manifesto of the genre, where Betty spells out her musical creed, with the provocative intent of reminding the world that Funk means dirty, but above all authentic and pure."

 Dive into Betty Davis' Nasty Gal and experience the raw, untamed spirit of funk at its fiercest!

💬 31
3481
📈 4,90
Album DeRango™ 25,69

Erykah Badu

Mama's Gun Gregory Samsa

 Badu is an eclectic experimenter of the genre, a vintage progressive, capable of making a clean slate of past production and crafting a gem.

 This second work, more mature than the previous and less experimental than the next, is a small masterpiece of the genre.

 Explore Erykah Badu's Mama's Gun and experience the rich fusion of neo-soul and classic R&B that defines this timeless album!

💬 13
3787
📈 4,44
Album DeRango™ 6,43

Satellite

A Street Between Sunrise and Sunset Gregory Samsa

 Their sound convincingly distances itself from the genre clichés, presenting itself as strongly expressive, with a great focus on aesthetics and a smooth, clean atmosphere.

 Satellite offers us a truly delightful work, played splendidly, strongly inspired but never derivative.

 Discover Satellite's unique blend of classic and modern progressive rock—listen to 'A Street Between Sunrise and Sunset' today!

💬 5
1568
📈 4,50
Album DeRango™ 11,60

Blackfield

Welcome To My DNA Gregory Samsa

 An emotional product, simple but never trivial. It is in this way that the complexity dissolves with class.

 'On The Plane' is perhaps the best piece of the album, with a delicate and introspective melody that flows without excesses and virtuosity.

 Discover Blackfield's evolving sound—listen to 'Welcome To My DNA' and experience their most complete pop journey yet.

💬 15
2364
📈 4,00