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 A bottle without a message thrown into the ocean.

 Messages of extreme isolationism.

The review explores Noise Patterns as an artistic expression of solitude and existence. It highlights the album's repetitive minimalism and abstract quantum sound worlds. The work is seen as both a refusal and a message of presence. While praising its perfection and subtlety, the review remains contemplative and philosophical, rating it moderately. Discover the subtle and profound sound worlds of Tristan Perich's Noise Patterns. Listen now and experience musical solitude like never before.

 You play it with two strings, 'Louie, Louie........and go. Always her. Unique.

 Drink a liter of beer and piss in the face of the world to the most distorted notes of Louie Louie, and don’t be ashamed of the penis that’s too big because Louie Louie makes it big.

This review celebrates The Kingsmen's 'Louie Louie' as a raw and rebellious rock anthem bursting with energy. Described as uniquely simple with powerful fuzz chords, it captures a wild, carefree spirit that commands attention. The song embodies an unapologetic attitude and has influenced countless musicians and fans alike. Dive into the wild spirit of 'Louie Louie' and experience the rebellious rock energy yourself—listen now!

 "Green is the color of the eyes of those like her."

 Every tear of hers was poison to me, it entered me, it warmed me, I felt like a man and I saw again the green color of the eyes like hers.

This review explores the poetic and emotional layers of Pink Floyd's 'Green Is The Color.' It highlights themes of deception, emotional pain, and the symbolic power of color. The writer expresses a deep personal connection to the song's atmospheric and evocative qualities. Rated 4 out of 5, the song is viewed as a memorable and impactful psychedelic piece. Dive into Pink Floyd's haunting 'Green Is The Color' and experience its poetic depth—listen now and feel the emotion.

 An indie treasure chest, once opened like the good brother of Pandora’s Box, releases lo-fi electronic fantasies.

 A modern fairy tale for those who still want to hear ancient tales.

Flood Network by Ketie Dey is an immersive indie lo-fi album that artfully blends melancholic moods with joyful and colorful electronic textures. With fairy-like melodic voices and intricate sound layers, it offers a hypnotic and dreamy experience. The music captures a balance of simplicity and complexity, evoking modern fairy tales and nostalgic feelings. It's a refreshing escape from everyday routines into a world of vivid sonic imagery. Dive into Ketie Dey's Flood Network and experience a unique blend of lo-fi indie pop and dreamy electronic melodies today!

 "How beautiful it was, you entered the gallery of wonders."

 "Now I’m just a 40-year-old, half-addicted, half-alcoholic, maybe half-gay. And music bores me."

The review nostalgically recalls the excitement of discovering iconic bands and albums in the past. It contrasts those vibrant experiences with the current state of boredom towards music. Personal struggles and reflections on aging add a melancholic layer to the review. Overall, it conveys a deep sense of loss for music’s former magic. Dive into this heartfelt journey through music memories and reflect on how your relationship with music has evolved.

 Explosion of exotic sounds from Korea. Explosive fury born from a perverse sonic vision of tradition contaminated by returning Western echoes.

 Here, the adjective I would use to describe this work is 'Free'.

Jambinai's album 'A Hermitage' delivers a vibrant explosion of sounds blending traditional Korean instruments with post-rock influences. The music is described as free, eclectic, and intense, mixing elements like black metal, jazz, and hip hop into a colorful sonic experience. The reviewer highlights the album's unique energy and imaginative soundscape, comparing it to Godspeed You! Black Emperor with a distinct Korean twist. The album invites listeners to embrace its chaotic yet beautiful sound vortex. Listen to Jambinai's 'A Hermitage' now and experience a thrilling blend of tradition and experimental fury!

 I am a poor being exploited to make the harvest richer. Rich with little money.

 They dress you, place you where they want, you behave as they tell you, they point out the enemy crows.

The review reflects on Syd Barrett's The Scarecrows as a profound and emotional exploration of existence and alienation. The narrator identifies as a scarecrow, wrestling with themes of fear, control, and exploitation. Despite the dark reflections, there is a glimmer of hope embedded in the album's message. Rated highly, the album is praised for its haunting depth and poetic melancholy. Explore Syd Barrett's The Scarecrows and experience its haunting exploration of existence and human fragility.

 Suddenly, the third eye opened, revealing his mind, new visions, and the memory that he was Sicilian.

 Sounds reaching out to Siberian mythology, global ethno techno, spices, ethnic psychedelia, drone in the Mediterranean scrub.

Lucy’s Self Mithology is a deeply personal techno album inspired by the artist’s Sicilian roots and Berlin’s electronic culture. The review highlights a mystical journey fueled by childhood memories and cultural identity. The music blends slowed rhythms, ethnic and psychedelic influences, creating an ancient yet contemporary soundscape. Collaboration with Jacob introduces archaic sounds that enrich the album’s depth. Overall, the album is praised for its unique fusion and evocative atmosphere. Dive into Lucy's Self Mithology for a mesmerizing blend of Mediterranean roots and Berlin techno culture. Listen now and explore this mystical sonic voyage!

 Suffering drags itself in the darkness in a putrid primordial electro doom noise broth.

 We, like the Moon forced to observe Earth’s suffering, are hypnotized, unable to look away from this magnificent tortured creature.

Drose's 'Boy Man Machine' immerses listeners in a dark, primordial electro doom sound. The album evokes images of pain and industrial decay, combining tribal mechanics with noise elements. It's hypnotic and intense but challenging, balancing suffering and transformation. Dive into the dark and hypnotic world of Drose's Boy Man Machine - explore this intense electro doom experience now!

 Nauyoki Arashi dreams under a rainbow of notes, falling lightly from the strings of a solitary guitar, synth, and a faint voice.

 Two long tracks in continuous mutation to be listened to in reverent silence and to dream under the rainbow of notes.

Asuna's album Tide Ripples features a tranquil mix of guitar, synth, and ethereal vocals creating an ambient and psychedelic folk soundscape. The two extended tracks evolve continuously, merging English folk elements with oriental and Terry Riley-like influences. Listeners are invited to reflect and dream amidst these hypnotic, repetitive musical patterns. Overall, it offers a meditative and spiritual listening experience. Listen to Asuna's Tide Ripples and immerse yourself in a serene journey of ambient and psychedelic folk soundscapes.