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 Jason Williamson has an instinctive, animalistic, hypnotic poetic.

 At the end, it’s the narrative voice of a quite confused England that, thanks to the untamed British charm, reaches us.

The review highlights Sleaford Mods' album English Tapas as a raw, poetic reflection on contemporary England, tackling Brexit, multiculturalism, and societal issues. Despite some frustration over music restrictions, the duo's blend of punk attitude and hip-hop rhythms stands out. Their unique voice and minimalist production continue to attract a strong, anti-mainstream following. The reviewer appreciates their genuine, animalistic poetic style and sees them as a vital cultural voice amidst today’s music landscape. Dive into Sleaford Mods' English Tapas and experience the raw, poetic pulse of modern England today!

 Flying Microtonal Banana is an excellent album because, firstly, it’s very listenable and, not insignificantly, a great new find all to be discovered.

 Probably, beyond the equipment and the “tuning,” they decided to also inherit the Eastern charm of asceticism.

Flying Microtonal Banana by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard is a compelling introduction to microtonal music with psychedelic flair. The album blends Eastern tonal aesthetics with rock, crafting an accessible yet adventurous listening experience. While the vintage production and some filtered vocals detract slightly, the band’s enthusiasm and creativity shine. The review highlights the band’s prolific output and the album’s unique sonic identity. Overall, it’s a highly recommended discovery for adventurous music lovers. Dive into King Gizzard’s Flying Microtonal Banana and experience a fresh microtonal psychedelic journey today!

 "‘Benedicimi,’ as loud as possible, was smashing everything with those contemporary sounds, bass and guitar screaming his usual, unmatched, visceral sound."

 "‘Graziosa Utopia’ is just an album, an album that will get a ‘6’ in those dreary internet pages... Here, I’m giving it five stars, and let’s see what happens when I’m done eating."

The review chronicles the author's rediscovery of Edda and praises 'Graziosa Utopia' as a mature, intense album. Its visceral sound and poetic songwriting stand out in Italian rock. The production balances anger and dance elements, offering both classic and innovative traits. Despite modest initial attention, the album earns a heartfelt five-star rating. Listen to 'Graziosa Utopia' and explore Edda's powerful blend of poetic rock and raw energy today!

 If you have in your top 5 life albums Neu! and the debut of Suicide, you can’t remain indifferent when looking at the cover of Neuicide!

 It does things that almost make you want to put a nice vocal bar on it and produce one of the coolest rap tracks of recent years.

Al Lover's Neuicide! is a carefully crafted blend of krautrock and Suicide influences, delivered through psychedelic and drone music textures. The album impresses with its clever use of samples and homage to Alan Vega, though it stops short of being groundbreaking. It's a well-made, engaging record for fans of experimental and vintage-inspired music. Highly recommended for listeners who appreciate underground and atmospheric sounds. Explore Al Lover's Neuicide! for a fresh take on krautrock and psychedelic experimental sounds.

 Chuck Johnson is a guitarist of the old American guitar school that the twentieth century blessed, finding in those native modulations a hypnotic, psychedelic, droning charm at times.

 Brian Eno always comes into play, because in some of his compositions, I remember that pioneer guitar very well indeed.

Velvet Arc by Chuck Johnson is an instrumental album rooted in the American guitar tradition, drawing subtle inspiration from legends like Ry Cooder and Peter Walker. Unlike flashy virtuosity, Johnson offers a hypnotic, droning soundscape that evokes American landscapes and moods. The ambient influences, especially reminiscent of Brian Eno, add a rich texture to the music. The album invites listeners to appreciate sensitivity and skill in guitar-driven storytelling. Discover the hypnotic charm of Chuck Johnson's Velvet Arc—listen now and immerse yourself in a unique guitar journey.

 Art Angels manages to please everyone: from the easy-listening consumers to the more demanding ears.

 Here, you feel knowledge, aesthetics, respect for the small and grand cornerstones of the more experimental musical literature but also the dictates of pop.

Grimes' Art Angels is praised as one of the most interesting recent albums, skillfully balancing mainstream appeal with experimental depth. The artist's multifaceted talent shines through meticulous production, lyrical intelligence, and impressive visual art. The review highlights Grimes' ability to engage both casual listeners and discerning fans. The album's vinyl edition features unique artwork enhancing the overall experience. Dive into Grimes' Art Angels and experience a brilliant blend of smart pop and experimental sounds — listen now or grab the vinyl!

 Minami Deutsch decides to put aside some peaks of sick avant-garde, focusing solely on the most significant krautrock humus: obsession.

 An album that, alongside the German giants of the past, does not disgrace at all and, for reasons unknown to me, does not even feel like an anachronistic and 'tribute' reheated soup.

Minami Deutsch offers a compelling Japanese take on krautrock, heavily influenced by German pioneers like Can and Neu!. The album captures an obsessive, claustrophobic sound that pays homage without feeling like a tired tribute. Rooted in Tokyo's underground scene, the band creates music that captivates and challenges listeners. Their work stands out as an authentic continuation of krautrock’s legacy. Dive into Minami Deutsch’s hypnotic krautrock journey and explore the fresh sound of Japanese psychedelic rock today!

 True Crime: New York City, a title that never received the proper recognition, mercilessly outclassed by the various GTAs.

 If there’s one thing that made this gaming experience unforgettable, it’s the tracklist of True Crime: old school rap and masterpieces from CBGB, new rap shoots, Interpol, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and, here too, a bit of elevator and kmart Muzak.

This review revisits Activision's True Crime: New York City, highlighting its unique story of a conflicted cop and its richly detailed Manhattan setting. The author praises the game’s open-ended gameplay and excellent soundtrack featuring rap, punk, and alternative rock. Despite being overshadowed by GTA, True Crime captivates with its atmosphere and music. The review also reflects on personal gaming memories and the emotional connection to the title. Explore True Crime: New York City for its unique gameplay and killer soundtrack—rediscover a hidden open-world gem today!

 I don’t believe the work felt the need to be revamped in a “modern” key.

 Those who do not know Górecki’s third symphony will hear something significant.

This review examines Colin Stetson’s reinterpretation of Górecki’s 3rd Symphony, praising its cultural significance but critiquing its loss of emotional depth. The original symphony is hailed as a masterpiece of 20th-century music, while Stetson's version is seen as a modern yet somewhat flattening rework with post-rock elements. Despite the reservations, it offers a worthwhile listen, especially for those unfamiliar with Górecki. Explore Colin Stetson’s unique take on Górecki’s timeless symphony and discover a bold blend of classical and modern sounds.

 Flotus is a modern album that tells of this much-maligned today, and ultimately confirms that hip hop culture was the last of the avant-gardes deserving attention.

 Wagner and company certainly do not abandon the soul aspect, always rooted in their musical expression, and they don’t resort to the artifice of auto-tune as an accessory vocoder or as a prank to center on just one track.

Lambchop’s album Flotus embraces auto-tune as a defining aesthetic, blending it with intimate and political songwriting. The band reinvents their sound, incorporating hip-hop influences while maintaining their soulful roots. The album is a modern exploration that challenges traditional views on music and production. Highlights include the collaborative track 'Directions to the Can' and the expansive suite 'The Hustle'. Flotus is an essential listen for contemporary music enthusiasts. Listen to Lambchop's Flotus and experience their bold blend of auto-tune and heartfelt songwriting.