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 "Panic in Detroit" a sonic bombardment of psycho garage punk.. Hordes of kids wearing Stooges t-shirts dance exalted by the shockwaves of proto punk space rock.

 A deep tear opens in space, floating in a narcotic dimension of droning floating background distortions, memories of past space rituals until they reach the presence of a regal "Master Of Universe" who regenerates in the energy of the magnificent White Manna.

White Manna's Pan delivers a riveting blend of sci-fi psychedelia and punk energy. The album evokes vintage space rock vibes with intense garage punk rhythms, creating an immersive sonic experience. With nods to Hawkwind and Black Sabbath, its cosmic soundscapes compel listeners towards electrifying, dance-inducing grooves. Dive into White Manna's thrilling space punk journey—listen to Pan and experience a cosmic rock explosion today!

 Notes come to life, gain identity, recognize each other, call out to each other, embrace, now certain of being free, alive.

 A musical singularity, a flower of sound petals opens in imperceptible variations that blend, generating harmony bound by an increasingly less invisible noisy soul.

William Basinski's Cascade offers a serene and hypnotic ambient experience, where piano notes evolve in circular patterns creating a calming soundscape. The review highlights the beauty in the album's simplicity and subtle sonic variations. It emphasizes the transformative nature of sound that gently immerses the listener. The 40-minute duration is described as a flowing journey on an infinite canvas of silence. Dive into the mesmerizing world of Cascade and experience William Basinski’s captivating sound journey today.

 A fragment of eternity.

 A photographer of evanescent memories of sounds at the moment of awakening, passing by leaving only a faded, elusive impression.

This review highlights Rafael Anton Irisarri's album 'A Fragile Geography' as a poignant ambient work capturing fleeting emotions and elusive memories. The music is described as a soul-stirring soundtrack that evokes the delicate balance between past and present sensations. It emphasizes the artist's ability to convey subtle feelings through sound, creating an immersive, timeless experience. Dive into the delicate soundscapes of 'A Fragile Geography' and experience an emotional ambient journey.

 A sound forest that floats in a fairy-tale dimension.

 A cosmic dance, colorful birds, gnomes, earthworms, toads, dance inebriated on the waves of a psychedelic electronics where nature is sound, beauty.

Ramzy's 'Houti Kush' offers an immersive experience of psychedelic, electronic world music blending digital ethnic beats with vivid, surreal soundscapes. The album creates a mystical, imaginative universe with a natural, ecological vibe. It evokes a fantasy realm where nature and sound intertwine in continuous transformation. The review praises its creativity and richly textured auditory themes. Dive into Ramzy's Houti Kush for a unique psychedelic journey through electronic and world music – listen now!

 Their partnership is a splendid digital sculpture in perpetual motion between a near future and a recent industrial past.

 Soundscapes for alien wrecks lost in the void of space, ignited by abstract noise discharges.

The album 'Peau Froide, Léger Soleil' by Vaino & Vigroux is praised for its unique blend of glitch, ambient noise, and experimental industrial sounds. The partnership merges digital sound fragments into futuristic landscapes with impact. Tracks like 'Parabole' and 'Le Crane Tamburine' showcase dynamic synthetic textures and inventive sonic environments. The review also reflects on the enigmatic album cover but finds no clear ecological message. Overall, it is described as a great work of sonic sculpture. Discover the futuristic soundscapes of Vaino & Vigroux—listen to 'Peau Froide, Léger Soleil' now!

 "Five runes rest upon an underground flow of dark electronics."

 "A magical electronic humus where the enchanted forest is born, chanting a magnetic song where dark ambient embraces sepulchral jazz noir, alchemic psychedelia, natural drones, and distant voices."

This review portrays 'The Made Us Climb Up Here' as a richly imaginative and darkly magical album by Satan Is My Brother. It blends dark electronics, psychedelic influences, ambient jazz noir, and natural drones to create a unique soundscape. The album invites listeners to abandon conventional expectations and embrace a mystical journey through complex and layered sounds. The reviewer offers a visionary perspective, emphasizing the album's appeal to those who enjoy venturing into experimental and enigmatic music. Dive into the enchanting darkness and experience Satan Is My Brother's unique psychedelic journey now!

 The young dandy in a jacket and new wave t-shirt pulled a series of almost perfect pieces out of the hat.

 I don’t like to give advice, but try tasting these delicacies, after which it will be hard to stay away from them.

H. Hawkline’s second album, 'In The Pink Of Condition,' delivers a refined and mature psychedelic pop experience. Drawing from 60s and 70s British influences blended with new wave and post-punk, the album presents unique, almost timeless songs. Its lo-fi aesthetic and tasteful execution make it stand out in 2015’s psychedelic music scene. The review highlights the album’s charm and the artist’s distinct vision. Dive into H. Hawkline’s 'In The Pink Of Condition' and experience a fresh take on psychedelic pop today!

 "The music keeps spinning, piercing my brain, swarms of guitars treated with titanic pedalboards, little bad men start piercing the brain."

 "Free-form space rock that occasionally compacts into song. A blob that wears down my nervous system."

The review captures a vivid, intense listening session of Helios Creed's 'Boxing The Clown,' highlighting its chaotic yet captivating space rock sound. The swirling guitars and experimental effects create a powerful atmosphere, though the experience is overwhelming at times. The reviewer shares a personal narrative interwoven with the music’s impact, emphasizing its unique and raw energy. Despite physical discomfort, the album leaves a strong impression. Experience the wild, swirling sonic journey of Helios Creed's 'Boxing The Clown' now – dive deep into psychedelic space rock!

 A magical spiral that looks at the stars but is born and remains dirty with earth.

 Spirited electric guitar strings weave a dialogue with a sitar, different languages but the spiral annuls languages.

The review praises Hills' album 'Frid' as a vibrant, psychedelic journey blending krautrock, raga rock, and obscure Swedish '70s sounds. It highlights the album's rich cultural and musical fusion, evocative of mystical and cosmic experiences. The tracks are described as hypnotic and enchanting, inviting listeners to lose themselves in a spiral of sound and imagery. The review conveys a sense of wonder and enchantment throughout. Dive into Hills' 'Frid' and experience a mesmerizing psychedelic soundscape full of magic and mystery.

 Daniel Lopatin must have lost his mind to produce this new work. Ugly, truly ugly, ugly without plausible explanations.

 A big misstep. Like stepping on dog poop at the beach.

This review criticizes Daniel Lopatin's 'Garden of Delete' as an unsettling, chaotic album lacking coherence. The reviewer describes the musical structures as ugly and disconnected, equating the effort to an overambitious and poorly executed experiment. While acknowledging Lopatin's previous successful albums, the review labels this release a misstep that might still find some fans. Read this honest review and decide if Oneohtrix Point Never’s risky 'Garden of Delete' is worth your listen.