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 Suicide paint our collective life: a long march at an industrial pace, without accelerations or jolts, a linear, monotonous, gloomy, and oppressed existence.

 Any form of allure or color, even in evil, must be sacrificed on the altar of grey and indifferent despair.

The review portrays Suicide's album 'A Way of Life' as a bleak, industrial-inspired record reflecting modern society's decay and monotony. It highlights the lack of emotional uplift or heroic themes, replaced by a cold, synthetic rock style reminiscent of Alan Vega's solo work. The album eschews theatricality and allure in favor of an oppressive, gray despair that some fans may overlook. Ultimately, it presents a stark musical simulacrum conveying void and rubble instead of life. Dive into Suicide's 'A Way of Life' for a powerful, industrial sonic journey into modern despair and hollow existence.

 The music in none of his records (and in few others until today) has been so minimal, stripped to the bone, so similar to the beating of the heart.

 There is a constant intense energy in every track, but as if repressed in an obscure dialectic that doesn’t punch you in the stomach or bruise the knuckles against the wall.

This review praises Buddy Holly’s debut album for its minimalist yet powerful rock ’n’ roll style. The stripped-down production emphasizes the emotional and adolescent innocence conveyed by Holly’s voice and lyrics. The album’s unique mix of quiet intensity and Tex-Mex rhythms creates a lasting emotional impact. Its timeless charm is seen as a pivotal moment before more elaborate productions dominated the genre. The reviewer highlights the album’s subtle but profound energy that remains under the surface. Experience the heartfelt simplicity and enduring charm of Buddy Holly’s debut album—listen now and feel the timeless rock ’n’ roll magic!

 The most successful episodes are those where our artist minds his own business.

 74 (our artist’s years) is not the new 24.

Giorgio Moroder's Déjà Vu brings together his classic disco sensibility with contemporary pop collaborations, producing mixed results. While some tracks capture the spirit of Moroder's golden era, much of the album leans towards commercial chart-pop, not always convincingly. The review reflects on Moroder's enduring passion for music despite changing times, with a nostalgic look at his impact on electronic dance culture. Explore Giorgio Moroder’s Déjà Vu to experience a fusion of disco classics with today’s pop stars.

 "Pempelem manages to strike a chord with a certain atmosphere, with a given story, and with a specific feeling in an almost unique way."

 "A reminder, a mental association... they’re living vanities! And this, last fact, is what matters most of all."

The review explores Azie Lawrence's rare Blue Beat ska single 'Pempelem,' highlighting its 1964 release and high collector value. While not seen as groundbreaking musically, the track evokes strong nostalgic feelings tied to the mod scene and personal memories. Its unique atmosphere and blend of instruments create an emotional impact beyond pure technical merit. The rarity and cultural context add to its charm and significance among enthusiasts. Explore the rare and nostalgic sounds of Azie Lawrence’s Pempelem—listen now and experience a timeless ska classic!

 It wasn’t just a concert. It was an experience I’ll never forget!

 The instruments seem as one entity, and I can no longer distinguish them as they’re so merged into this supreme melody.

This review captures a unique live concert experience at Ligera, Milano, featuring Catechism13's chaotic, experimental style alongside Sniperdogs and Cock-fighters. The vivid storytelling blends emotional reflection with energetic descriptions of music and atmosphere. Although some memories are blurred, the leitmotif 'MONGOOLOID' remains powerfully etched in the mind. The reviewer contrasts personal detachment with a deep appreciation for the performance's raw intensity. Dive into this vivid live concert review and experience the unforgettable energy of Catechism13 and friends at Ligera Milano!

 A wish I would like to come true, even if just for a minute... that this song would keep on playing forever and follow me everywhere.

 It is indeed the guitar that represents a sort of cosmic background radiation in sonic terms.

This review praises I Chewing Gum's ‘Senti questa chitarra’ for its compelling, guitar-driven sound that channels a cosmic, fuzz-laden energy reminiscent of 60s psychedelic rock. The lyrics serve a functional role, enhancing the music's immersive quality. Despite the band's obscure status and unusual name, the reviewer expresses a deep emotional connection, envisioning the song as an eternal, energizing force that could captivate listeners worldwide. Listen to I Chewing Gum’s ‘Senti questa chitarra’ and immerse yourself in its hypnotic, electric guitar journey!