Lao Tze

 Julia Marcell possesses the rare, indeed unique crystalline Talent, of including resonances from both Polands in her music.

 Her voice is a delight, at times very delicate but ready for unsuspected bursts of aggression, full of nuances and caresses.

Julia Marcell’s album June masterfully blends Slavic folk influences with electronic and classical elements, highlighting her unique vocal abilities and artistic courage. The album pushes boundaries with its eclectic sounds and complex vocal layering. A standout project in the contemporary European music scene, it showcases Marcell's evolution since her debut. The reviewer praises the album's unpredictability and hypnotic qualities, recommending it particularly to lovers of experimental and electronic music. Listen to Julia Marcell’s June and experience a unique blend of Slavic influences and electronic innovation—explore this hidden gem now!

 One of the most beautiful albums that the human singer-songwriter vein has ever conceived.

 Music FULL of soul and feeling.

This review praises Warren Zevon's debut album as one of the most beautiful in the singer-songwriter genre. It highlights his poetic, ironic, and cinematic storytelling rooted in 70s California rock. Key tracks like "Carmelita" and "Mohammed's Radio" showcase his deep soul and unique style. Collaborations with Jackson Browne, Stevie Nicks, and others enrich the album’s legacy. The review reflects on Zevon’s authentic voice and the album's lasting impact. Listen to Warren Zevon's timeless debut and experience a true rock and soul classic!

 "Most described 'Instinct' as the album that Stevie and Prince could have recorded together, but this is mercilessly reductive."

 "Her voice, enchanting. Making this scant hour of music an experience to be repeated multiple times."

Niki and the Dove's debut album 'Instinct' is a richly layered synth-pop project infused with 80s electronic influences and imaginative vocal explorations. The duo balances nostalgic keyboard-driven sounds with complex arrangements and ethno-tronic elements. The album features engaging tracks like 'Tomorrow' and 'The Drummer,' evoking moods from catchy dance rhythms to darker, tribal tones. The review highlights Malin Dahlstrom's vocal resemblance to Stevie Nicks but emphasizes the duo’s distinct and personal musical identity. Overall, 'Instinct' is a promising and memorable European debut. Listen to 'Instinct' now and dive into Niki and the Dove's captivating synth-pop world!

 "From a sad honky-tonk melody explodes, and it sounds like a firecracker in the silence of the night, the PUNK."

 "If the Ramones had grown up in Nashville instead of Queens, they would probably have sounded like Jason & The Scorchers."

This review highlights Jason & The Nashville Scorchers' debut EP 'Reckless Country Soul' as a powerful blend of classic country and punk rock. It celebrates the band's ability to revive the spirit of Hank Williams while injecting wild, youthful energy into their music. The fusion of honky-tonk melodies with punk aggression is presented as a revolutionary and dangerous force that breathes new life into traditional sounds. The reviewer recommends the extended version for deeper appreciation. Dive into the fiery fusion of punk and country with Jason & The Nashville Scorchers' Reckless Country Soul - listen and feel the wild revival!

 Thao is a tinkerer. She takes a genre, flips it, extracts what she needs, and builds a singer-songwriter style tailored for her voice.

 For the past month, there’s not a week this CD hasn’t passed through my player.

This review praises Thao & The Get Down Stay Down's album 'We The Common' for its fresh and original take on indie-folk music. The artist blends country, jazz, and soul influences through skilled songwriting and unique instrumentation. The album is noted for its playful yet thoughtful lyrics, standout collaborations, and an overall irresistible appeal that keeps listeners coming back. It defies traditional genre labels while delivering a rich, engaging listening experience. Listen to 'We The Common' and experience Thao’s fresh blend of indie-folk and soulful storytelling today!

 Her Art resembles a bridge: a bridge thrown to cover the long distance that separates the vocal revolution of the New Wave godmother Patti Smith from Kate Bush.

 'Stateless' is an absolute masterpiece of Pop eccentricity, where everything a singer can experiment is experimented.

Lene Lovich's debut album 'Stateless' is praised as a revolutionary New Wave classic blending eclectic influences and inventive vocal techniques. The review highlights her unique persona and creative fusion of pop, art-rock, and experimental sounds. With comparisons to iconic artists Patti Smith and Kate Bush, Lovich's work is recognized for its originality and enduring appeal. The album's diverse sound palette and memorable tracks like 'Lucky Number' showcase her eccentric genius. Dive into Lene Lovich's 'Stateless' and explore a pioneering blend of New Wave and experimental pop today!

 "With technique you can tell stories. You can unfold entire novels, indeed EPICS - of instrumental prowess."

 Lowell George is there. He is a bit more in the background than before, but like an omnipresent shadow.

The review praises Little Feat's 1977 album Time Loves A Hero for its complex, unpredictable fusion of jazz-rock and funk. It highlights the band's instrumental virtuosity and the distinctive contribution of Lowell George, while noting the album's rich textures and memorable tracks. The mix of electric pianos, synths, and brass gives the record a unique atmosphere that captivates listeners accustomed to the band's style. Overall, the album is celebrated as an intricate and compelling musical journey. Dive into Little Feat's Time Loves A Hero and experience a masterclass in 70s jazz-rock fusion and storytelling!

 "One-Trick Pony" can be seen today as a preparation, an appetizer, a prelude (worthy) to those wonders.

 You’ll finish listening to this album with the sensation of being inside a phone booth. At night. In the rain. And still alone.

Paul Simon's One-Trick Pony transcends its role as a movie soundtrack to stand as a richly crafted album reflecting personal and artistic growth. Released in 1980, it foreshadows future classics with its jazz-infused sounds, poetic lyrics, and exceptional musicianship. The album balances upbeat Latin-inspired tracks with melancholic reflections, offering a nuanced, emotional journey. With stellar contributions from renowned musicians and producer Dave Grusin, it remains a compelling and underrated gem in Simon's career. Listen to Paul Simon's One-Trick Pony and experience a timeless blend of jazz, Latin rhythms, and poetic storytelling.

 Factrix did not play “instruments,” as they proclaimed - they played “industrial artifacts,” gadgets constructed against all logic except that of experimenting with the “never tried.”

 Imagine the scene... while the band plays a 20-minute version of “Helter Skelter,” and then you’ll have a pretty accurate idea.

This review celebrates Factrix's album Scheintot as a pioneering industrial and post-punk work emerging from the contrast between Sheffield's harsh industrial landscape and San Francisco's experimental scene. It highlights the band's innovative use of electronics and morbid art performance, emphasizing the album's dark, unsettling atmosphere and cultural significance. The review passionately situates Scheintot within music history as a bold, extreme sonic experience. Dive into Factrix's Scheintot and experience the radical industrial post-punk revolution—listen now for an unforgettable sonic journey.

 "'Painting Smiles' is not an anthology, it is much more. It is the encyclopedia of pop songs according to Joe Nolte and Vitus Mataré."

 "The sound of The Last is something to fully enjoy, a fresco that leaves you speechless, to which you surrender again and again."

The review praises The Last's 1983 album 'Painting Smiles on a Dead Man' as a unique and brilliant mix of garage rock and power pop. The band, once overlooked, crafted songs full of melancholy, harmonic complexity, and punk energy. Their version of 'Louie Louie' is notably haunting and distinctive. The album is celebrated as a timeless masterpiece deserving recognition and frequent listens. Listen to The Last's 'Painting Smiles on a Dead Man' and experience a forgotten rock masterpiece today!