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 Commercial Suicide is a beautiful production, with a care for sounds that deserves to be known and appreciated.

 The Eighties left behind small great masterpieces, hidden or little told. Commercial Suicide, undoubtedly, is one of them.

 Explore Colin Newman's refined 80s sound with Commercial Suicide—listen now and uncover this underrated synth masterpiece!

 This is not the photoshopped version of my coveted land of opportunities. There are no opportunities here.

 Look at me, Magdalene, look at my shoulders. Look at my shoulders.

 Dive into John Murry’s The Graceless Age and experience a powerful journey through pain and hope—listen now!

 "People may say I can't sing, but no one can ever say I didn't sing."

 She was just a tone-deaf mind with a soul that had a delightful touch.

 Explore Florence Foster Jenkins' captivating recital and discover the story behind one of music’s most unique icons.

 Sequeri’s aesthetic finds itself in the middle, free from rock arrangements and far from that churchy aesthetic where Angels accompany Mary on earth to leave random messages of healings and wonders.

 Maybe Penderecki’s works, for some, are frightening. They have never listened to this record. They do not know the fear.

 Discover the rare 1970s sacred sound of Pierangelo Sequeri’s 'Qui dove tu ci chiami'—a unique chapter in Italian liturgical music history.

 My Music Theory professor used to say that without silence, music would be just noise.

 They speak, like a social media catchy phrase like 'There are silences that are worth more than a thousand words.'

 Dive into the fascinating world of musical silence—listen to the 'Sounds Of Silence' compilation and explore silence beyond sound.

 I confess one is left somewhat taken aback by Nitsch's transformation from disturbing artist to bean-stew guy showing his grandchild the fields.

 Sacredness is terrifying. Sacred is sacrifice. Apocalypse, violent struggle, good that, to triumph over evil, becomes evil, brandishes swords, saves by killing.

 Dive into Hermann Nitsch's provocative sound world and explore the fusion of avant-garde art and experimental music.

 "Brian, you’re amazing! You’re my idol."

 "It is said about you that you are a ‘non-musician.’ Is this a cool and groovy way to say that you don’t know how to do anything and got lucky masturbating two knobs?"

 Dive into this ironic and thought-provoking review of Brian Eno’s career and legacy – challenge your view of a music icon!

 It sounds so good that even someone who doesn’t love music horizontally continues to listen to those melodies, basically easy and immediate, with deep admiration.

 The same kind of joy my soul feels when I understand it’s time for Solo Piano.

 Discover the soothing elegance of Chilly Gonzales' Solo Piano—listen now and feel the heartfelt melodies come alive.

 "Only by touching the bottom can you understand how much water is above or at what height you are."

 "Knowing oneself is one of the most dangerous practices for a human being."

 Dive into Franco Battiato's 'Clic' and experience a timeless blend of avant-garde sound and profound introspection.

 Loop was one of those creations that didn’t find space on the banana album; one of those spur-of-the-moment creations, born between a session and a borderline evening at the Factory.

 Walker loved to play guitar like a sitar: a deeper sound acting as a drone, followed by a psychedelic cross between Raga and Flamenco.

 Dive into this rare psychedelic flexi disc and experience the mesmerizing fusion of guitar drones and feedback loops from the 60s!