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 What emerges during the listening is the achieved sound maturity of the Marchesi Scamorza.

 The music is fragmented, full of changes in rhythm, engaging, at times hard-rock, and very inspired.

Marchesi Scamorza’s 'Hypnophonia' continues Italy’s rich prog rock tradition with inspired compositions and thematic depth. The album embraces the suite form and draws strong influences from 1970s icons. While the vocals are not perfect, the thematic ambition and musical maturity stand out. This work promises a bright future for the band in the prog scene. Discover the rich Italian prog spirit in 'Hypnophonia'—listen now and experience the blend of sound and psyche!

 "The charm and value of the text lie in its ability to delve deeply in search of the cultural background and dark impulses that have given rise to famous names in the musical underground."

 "One of the keys to understanding the characteristics of certain alternative English culture is identified in eccentricity: it is indeed the Coil themselves who emphasize the importance of this peculiarly 'British' trait."

Antonello Cresti’s Lucifer Over London is an essential book exploring the cultural and occult roots behind key industrial and apocalyptic folk bands. It delves into British eccentricity and highlights important artists and influences shaping the genres. While musical analysis is lighter, the cultural insights and historical context provide deep understanding. Notable figures like Aleister Crowley and artists from folk revival also feature prominently. The book concludes with exclusive interviews enriching the study. Discover the dark roots of industrial and folk music—read Lucifer Over London for an insightful journey into British underground culture.

 “The Clamouring is a true surprise and an album of absolute significance, the likes of which I haven’t heard in the neo-folk realm for a long time.”

 “One’s memory repeatedly goes to the classics of Sol Invictus, Current 93, and Death In June.”

Twa Corbies’ debut album The Clamouring is a significant contribution to neo-folk, featuring sparse yet powerful compositions. The collaboration between Tony Wakeford and Gernot Musch recalls classics of the genre. The album’s emotional and melodic depth is highlighted by a minimalist production style. Memorable tracks like "A Fool in April" and "Dark And Drublie Days" stand out. A limited edition vinyl release adds to the album's appeal. Listen to The Clamouring by Twa Corbies and immerse yourself in a haunting neo-folk journey today!

 "'The Spider' is continuously reprinted even today and must absolutely not be missing in any library of horror fiction."

 "His narrative always remains on the balance between conscious and unconscious, grotesque, occult, and deviant eroticism where often the woman is identified as a symbol of death and beauty."

This review highlights Hanns Heinz Ewers as a pivotal figure in the early 20th-century Germanic horror literary revival. His works combine decadent style, occult themes, and eroticism, exemplified in classics like "The Spider." Despite lesser recognition compared to peers, his influence remains significant. The review also touches on Ewers' complex biography and his contribution to early horror fiction. Discover the haunting world of Hanns Heinz Ewers – read his unforgettable tales and immerse yourself in classic German horror today!

 "Hibernation is oriented towards a frosty electronic sound blossomed from ice that owes much to the more romantic Kraftwerk."

 "They were labeled as Nazis by the then young leftist audience due to their look and martial sound, something entirely false that alienated them many sympathies."

Chrisma, led by Maurizio Arcieri and Christine Moser, were pioneers in merging punk with electronic music in Italy. Their 1979 album 'Hibernation' features a refined electro sound influenced by Kraftwerk, highlighted by tracks like "Aurora B" and "Vetra Platz." Despite facing misunderstandings and industry challenges, their work remains influential for new generations of Italian indie rock fans. Discover the groundbreaking sounds of Chrisma's 'Hibernation' and dive into the roots of Italian electro-punk.

 The music is fragmented: at times aggressive, at times more serene and atmospheric.

 This album 'Babylon' is highly recommended for lovers of bands like Pain Of Salvation and Dream Theater.

VIII Strada’s second album 'Babylon' is a compelling rock opera and concept album exploring a couple’s conflicted relationship. Featuring strong musicianship, cinematic and dramatic sounds, it blends classic Italian symphonic prog with prog-metal elements. The album is a mature and well-structured follow-up to their debut, recommended for fans of Pain Of Salvation and Dream Theater. Highlights include intricate keyboard work and dynamic rhythms. Explore the epic journey of VIII Strada’s 'Babylon'—listen now to experience this outstanding prog rock opera.

 "The group definitely shows they've reached a high level of cohesion and maturity."

 "'Come si diventa ciò che si era' is certainly an excellent album that confirms Homunculus Res' inspiration."

Homunculus Res stands out in the Italian prog scene by drawing inspiration from the Canterbury Sound and original groups like Picchio Dal Pozzo. Their album "Come si diventa ciò che si era" offers complex, jazzy instrumentals and notable guest performances while delivering a cohesive and mature sound. Some vocal monotony is noted but does not detract from the overall excellent quality of the music. The 18-minute track "Ospedale Civico" is highlighted as a showcase of the band's instrumental skill. Explore Homunculus Res' unique blend of Canterbury prog and Italian flair—listen now and experience their musical journey!

 With Affenstunde, Popol Vuh placed themselves among the prominent figures of the European avant-garde and the emerging German Kosmische Musik.

 We are in the realms of pure electronic mysticism that surpasses all subsequent new age and anticipates influential ambient musicians like Steve Roach.

Popol Vuh's 1970 album Affenstunde is a groundbreaking work in electronic and mystical music, notable for its pioneering use of the Moog synthesizer. Florian Fricke's spiritual and philosophical vision is deeply embedded in its hypnotic and cathartic compositions. The album secured Popol Vuh's place among the key figures of the German Kosmische Musik scene and influenced ambient musicians that followed. Though sometimes viewed as immature, Affenstunde remains a transcendent work for open-minded listeners. Fricke later shifted from electronic music to acoustic instruments, further evolving Popol Vuh's mystical sound. Explore Popol Vuh's Affenstunde and immerse yourself in the origins of electronic mysticism and cosmic sound.

 CrucifEgo is a product in line with the best of this genre: lovers of early Ain Soph, T.A.C., and Hypnotischer Eden will find themselves comfortable with its dark and circular sounds.

 New Processean Order is a project that goes beyond the musical discourse and rests on solid philosophical foundations.

CrucifEgo is the second album by New Processean Order, deeply rooted in occult and ritual industrial sounds. The album combines strong philosophical themes, inspired by the Process Church of the Final Judgement, with collaborations from notable artists in the esoteric scene. Musically, it offers dark, circular sounds and ritualistic atmospheres comparable to early Ain Soph and T.A.C.. The release is available in limited vinyl and CD editions, making it a sought-after collector's item. Dive into the enigmatic world of CrucifEgo—listen now and explore the depths of ritual industrial music.

 The love for psychedelia has taken over, even though, in reality, it has always smoldered beneath the ashes.

 Joyride is, ultimately, a high piece of the new path of Blutharsch.

Albin Julius’s Der Blutharsch continues its transformation from martial-industrial roots into a lush psychedelic sound on 'Joyride.' The album explores vintage 60s vibes mixed with dark atmospheres and space-rock elements akin to Hawkwind. Featuring contributions from Jorge B., Martynna, and guest Matt Howden, 'Joyride' stands as a strong, immersive journey for fans embracing this new direction. While some longtime fans may have stepped away, the album has attracted a new audience appreciative of its rich psychedelic textures. Explore the hypnotic psychedelia of Der Blutharsch's 'Joyride'—listen now and dive deep into vintage dark atmospheres!