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 These are songs that, despite everything, always make you get up and dance, suitable for a party.

 "Obscene" and "Montreal" make you close your eyes and relax: delicate and perhaps the best of the EP.

Bloc Party's The Nextwave Sessions EP, released in 2013, offers five tracks totaling less than 18 minutes. The songs mostly resemble B-sides from their previous album Four, mixing upbeat dance tracks like "Ratchet" and "French Exit" with more relaxed tunes such as "Obscene" and "Montreal." The EP closes with "Children of the Future," a unique song with early Placebo vibes. Overall, a concise but pleasant summary of the band's musical evolution. Listen to Bloc Party's The Nextwave Sessions and experience their blend of dance and chill tracks!

 The first adjective that comes to mind when talking about this album is 'fresh'.

 'Elephant' is the classic track for a night drive with the radio blaring, friends in the back drinking beer, and you feeling a bit like God.

Tame Impala's Lonerism is a vibrant and fresh psychedelic album deeply inspired by the Beatles. It features powerful synths, dreamy vocals, and a journey through nostalgic yet modern soundscapes. The album balances youthful emotions with complex musical layers, delivering one of 2012's best releases. Tracks like 'Elephant' and 'Feels Like We Only Go Backward' highlight its range from romantic ballads to driving rock. Listen to Tame Impala’s Lonerism and dive into a fresh, psychedelic journey full of nostalgic vibes and dreamy melodies.

 Mac DeMarco is one of those guys who have a dream and, after finishing high school, decide to dedicate soul and body to achieving that goal.

 Mac DeMarco thus manages to sing about the day of a common person, no superstar or super-coolness: the simple and humble folk.

Mac DeMarco’s album '2' reflects the everyday life of a common person through simple, unpretentious lyrics and a distinctive jizz jazz style. The album carries a home-recorded charm with lo-fi sound and captures moments from waking up to intimacy at night. Each track creates an atmosphere of mundane yet poetic scenes, emphasizing ordinary experiences. Mac’s dedication to music and unique artistic vision shine through in this deeply relatable work. Listen to Mac DeMarco’s ‘2’ and immerse yourself in the beautifully simple stories of everyday life through dreamy indie jams.

 I must ask you for an act of faith, which is to believe in the existence of the so-called 'coup de foudre.'

 'Colour Trip' is a very fitting title. The album is indeed a journey. A 32-minute long ride made of sounds, noises, and melodies atop a unicorn in dreamland.

Ringo Deathstarr's 2011 album Colour Trip is celebrated as a shoegaze triumph filled with dreamy vocals and rich, layered guitar distortions. The review captures the emotional impact of the band's live performance and studio work, highlighting influences like My Bloody Valentine and The Jesus and The Mary Chain. Each track offers a unique blend of noise and melody, creating a mesmerizing music journey. The album's meticulous effect usage and vocal interplay make it a defining work of modern shoegaze. Listen to Colour Trip now and immerse yourself in the ultimate shoegaze experience!

 It starts with a slow rhythm from a determined bass and cutting guitars... reminds me of David Bowie in Low, the first of the Berlin trilogy.

 Most of you, at the minute 0:43 after 30 seconds of doubtful and disgusted faces, will say, 'what the hell is this crap?!?!'... But I highly recommend it to those who like Berlinese Bowie.

The review explores Iggy Pop's 1977 album The Idiot, highlighting the deep collaboration with David Bowie and their shared Berlin influence. The album's experimental, dark sound is contrasted with Iggy's previous work. Key tracks like Nightclubbing and China Girl are examined, revealing a unique blend of post-punk and electronic elements. The review praises the album's atmospheric qualities and Bowie's significant role in production. Though not for everyone, it's recommended especially for fans of Berlin-era Bowie and those curious about Iggy's solo evolution. Listen to The Idiot and explore the groundbreaking fusion of Iggy Pop and David Bowie's Berlin-era genius now!