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 A piece that lies in a limbo where in progressive, especially ZEUHL, the very first seeds of a dark new wave are transplanted, absolutely ahead of its time.

 An arduous album that certainly deserves more than one listen to convey all its mysterious charm.

Archaia's self-titled 1977 album defies easy categorization, blending early Zeuhl influences with dark new wave and avant-garde progressive rock. The album abandons operatic choirs for a stark, single voice approach enhanced by percussion, synth, and atmospheric sound effects. It is a challenging but rewarding listen that reveals increasing depth with each play. This mysterious French work remains a unique piece ahead of its time. Dive into Archaia's unique fusion of Zeuhl and dark new wave—listen now to uncover this avant-garde progressive gem!

 Simply rock shrouded in infernal distortions and constant feedback.

 As far as I’m concerned, this hell is paradise.

This review captures the raw, intense energy of Thee Hypnotics' 1989 live debut album Live'r Than God. The band channels the spirit of rock legends with a fierce blend of garage rock and blues. The reviewer highlights the unique power of the live recording compared to later studio works and celebrates the band's primal sound as a rock enthusiast's paradise. Dive into the raw energy of Thee Hypnotics' Live'r Than God and discover a classic blend of garage rock and blues!

 An abnormal wave of white noise, obsessive and omnipresent wah-wahs, a voice on the brink of hysteria.

 Do yourself a favor, put this record on the turntable, turn the volume all the way up.

The Telescopes' 1989 debut album Taste stands as one of the most intense and exceptional releases of its time. Combining shoegaze, spacerock, and noise elements, the band delivers a relentless sonic assault. The album’s energy and raw power leave listeners breathless, evoking comparisons to genre pioneers like My Bloody Valentine and Spacemen 3. Despite the band's evolving sound, Taste remains a high point worth experiencing at full volume. Turn up the volume and immerse yourself in The Telescopes' explosive debut, Taste—an essential shoegaze and spacerock experience!

 The album is simply obscure, extremely acidic neo-psychedelic guitar music played at the limits of the wildest garage.

 Listen to how they breathed new life into 'She Said, She Said' by the Beatles, a shabby garage blues.

Walkingseeds' 1990 album 'Bad Orb, Whirling Ball' features a raw and acidic neo-psychedelic sound blending garage and punk rock. Produced by Kramer and released on Paperhouse Records, it includes a gritty Beatles cover that breathes new life into the original. Despite being ignored by the press at the time, the album deserves recognition for its wild style and underground value. Fans of obscure and intense psychedelic music will find this album a hidden gem. Dive into Walkingseeds' gritty neo-psychedelic world and rediscover 'Bad Orb, Whirling Ball' today!

 They have their own charm, a particular atmosphere, a 'RETRO FUTURISTIC ITALIAN BEAT' to love or hate entirely.

 It was recorded in 1999 for the label 'Canzonette,' and in my opinion, it deserves more than a superficial listen.

Cane Telepate by Nino Bruno E Le Otto Tracce is a challenging yet captivating album blending Italian beat and vintage psychedelia. Recorded entirely on an 8-track analog system with vintage instruments, it creates a distinct retro-futuristic atmosphere. Featuring collaborations like Daniele Sepe, the album draws references from Italian band LE ORME and offers a unique listening experience that deserves more attention than a casual listen. Discover the unique retro-futuristic sounds of Nino Bruno's Cane Telepate—listen now and experience vintage Italian beat like never before!

 When their sound creations spread throughout an environment, the unease is the same as an imminent visit from "Pinhead" and company.

 A sick, chaotic music, a mirror of the times, a calculated chaos. A sonic big bang.

Cranioclast’s Kolik-San-Art is a captivating 1986 dark industrial ambient album by the German duo. Inspired by the eerie Hellraiser Cenobites, the music blends chaotic, unsettling sounds with experimental elements creating an enigmatic atmosphere. The album acts like a surreal soundtrack from a parallel universe, mixing concrete music, dark electronics, and hints of classical piano. It's a sonic challenge for adventurous listeners seeking unique and haunting soundscapes. Dive into Kolik-San-Art and experience a dark, experimental journey unlike any other. Listen now and embrace the eerie vibes!

 If you want to listen to an album of pure, innocent fun and great energetic melodies, don’t hesitate to get the first and only album by the Pop Tarts.

 There’s not a moment of boredom, melodies of childlike simplicity that bring joy.

Pop Tarts' only album, 'Woman Is The Fuehrer Of The World,' delivers pure, innocent fun with energetic and joyful melodies. This 1998 German release blends pop-punk inspirations with unique keyboard and sound effects. At just half an hour, the album maintains a lively pace without boredom. The reviewer appreciates the band's unmodest youthful charm and prefers the band ended here to preserve the album's vitality. Listen to Pop Tarts' vibrant 'Woman Is The Fuehrer Of The World' and enjoy an energetic pop-garage experience!

 Here, my dear friends, we are not talking about an album but about a colorful summer postcard.

 Close your eyes and let your imagination run wild—you will find yourself in a soap bubble in total relaxation.

This review highlights 'A Summerday By The Lake' as more than an album—it's a colorful postcard evoking summer nostalgia and melancholy. The music offers a relaxing psychedelic journey enriched with nature sounds and vintage cinematic vibes. The reviewer recommends closing your eyes to fully immerse in its peaceful ambiance. Recorded in 2001 for S.H.A.D.O. RECORDS, it’s praised as a wonderful and unique musical experience. Close your eyes and let Orchestra Du Soleil take you on a serene psychedelic journey by the lake—listen now and drift away.

 Both the music they proposed, especially performed live, became a cult object, as well as their image out of time and out of the mainstream commercial loop.

 An album that to the most purists might seem anachronistic ... instead it brings back a way of making music and presenting oneself that many groups have forgotten.

Moonflower, a Bristol-based band, released 'Hash Smith' in 1991 blending psychedelic rock, funky blues, and 60s-70s influences. Known for fiery live jams and cult status, especially in Japan, the album offers a nostalgic, out-of-time sound appreciated by purists. Their music and image stand apart from mainstream trends. 'Hash Smith' is a treasure for those seeking a rediscovery of forgotten musical approaches. Dive into Moonflower's 'Hash Smith' and experience a vibrant fusion of psychedelic rock and funky blues from a cult 90s band!

 A fine album of psychedelic pop with strong new wave influences.

 Starting from a BARRETT cover and ending up on a dance floor is quite a journey.

The Shamen's 1987 album 'Drop' showcases a blend of psychedelic pop and new wave with simple electronic instrumentation and 60s melodic lines. The review reflects on the band's later shift to techno-house and dance music, noting the album as a respectable and interesting early work worth revisiting. Listen to 'Drop' to discover The Shamen's psychedelic pop beginnings before their dancefloor fame!