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 A sonic alien object to normally listened-to music, recorded in a very amateur manner but with an excellent sound quality.

 The songs do not dominate, but rather the atmosphere that these sounds manage to create with few means.

Electroscope's Homemade is a rare 1990s experimental album recorded in Glasgow with a unique blend of minimal sounds and atmospheric textures. Featuring 15 brief tracks, it creates an autumnal, enigmatic mood through clarinet, guitar, keyboards, and other mysterious sound sources. The album focuses less on songs and more on evocative ambiance, making it a charming and mysterious listen. Though made by little-known artists John Canagh and Gayle Harrisson, it carries an enduring allure as an 'electro color soundtrack.' Explore Electroscope's Homemade and dive into its unique, atmospheric experimental sounds today!

 "The album is a long experimental trip very much tied to the exploration of the hypnotic aspect of abstract sounds and rhythms."

 "'Mr. Devil' is, at its core, a sound film ... if that means anything!"

Medusa Cyclone's 1998 album 'Mr. Devil' offers an experimental and hypnotic listening experience tied to abstract sound and rhythm exploration. Featuring dreamlike atmospheres reminiscent of David Lynch's cinematic style, the album blends psychedelia and industrial influences. Rather than typical songs, the tracks unfold like scenes from an abstract film. Despite its challenging nature, the album is praised for its unique artistic vision and connection to the legacy of bands like Faust and Red Crayola. Listen to Medusa Cyclone's 'Mr. Devil' and dive into a mesmerizing experimental sound journey today!

 Your palate will transform into a rainbow of fragrances, perhaps now forgotten.

 If you’re on a diet, steer clear, tasting just one slice will have you devouring the entire cake in one bite and goodbye swimsuit trial.

The Aardvarks' 1986 album Bargain offers a rich and flavorful journey into 60s psychedelic and mod rock. The review praises the album's nostalgic quality and vibrant influences, especially reminiscent of The Kinks. Perfect for fans of vintage sound and retro vibes, it's described as an irresistible musical treat. The album captures a unique essence of freak out blended with classic rock elements. Dive into The Aardvarks' Bargain for a vibrant psychedelic 60s rock experience – listen now and savor every note!

 They are psychedelia; just look at them on the cover, what else could they do?

 The entire album is wrapped in an American horror B-movie atmosphere.

Plasticland’s 1987 album Salon is hailed as their masterpiece, blending psychedelic garage rock with strong Motown influences. The album features standout tracks like 'Go a Go-Go Time' and the delirious 'A Quick Commentary on Wax Museum.' Wrapped in a unique American horror B-movie atmosphere, it surpasses many contemporaries and remains an essential listen. Listen to Plasticland's Salon and dive into a unique blend of psychedelic garage and eerie B-movie vibes today!

 "He wrote short Gothic tales and set them to moderately psychedelic neo-folk music, with great results."

 "Songs that lived their own lives even without the musical support."

The reviewer reflects on Paul Roland’s 1986 album 'A Cabinet of Curiosities', noting its unique blend of Gothic short stories set to psychedelic neo-folk music. Despite some ambiguity about Roland's career path and limited English comprehension, the reviewer appreciates the album's standalone storytelling quality and its mysterious aura. The review is infused with a personal, lighthearted tone and admiration for the artist’s esoteric influences. Discover the mysterious world of Paul Roland’s 'A Cabinet of Curiosities' – listen now and dive into Gothic neo-folk magic!

 Great wonder. How could such a record end up in that place!

 Imagine the early Comus. Instead of dancing around a fire in a dark forest, imagine them dancing jumping out of a stargate.

This review explores the rare and obscure 1986 album 'Webcore' recorded in Cornwall. Featuring a unique blend of psycho pagan folk and progressive cosmic sounds, it recalls early Comus with a cosmic twist. The album's gatefold cover depicts mysterious, evocative artwork linking to pagan themes. The band later shifted to techno-ethno music, making this album a precious relic for collectors and fans. Explore Webcore's rare psycho pagan folk masterpiece and uncover a hidden progressive gem from 1986!

 A recipe where Western and Eastern flavors blend into a unique dish.

 Hypnotic, circular music, where different geographical atmospheres merge into a unique musical mix.

Ilyas Ahmed's 2012 album With Endless Fire blends Eastern folk music with Western shoegaze and ambient styles. The album creates a dreamy, hypnotic sound where different cultural atmospheres merge fluidly. The reviewer praises the album as a unique and beautiful musical experience, emphasizing its seamless integration rather than individual tracks. This album is recommended as an evocative and engaging listen. Explore Ilyas Ahmed’s With Endless Fire and experience a captivating fusion of East and West through hypnotic folk and ambient music.