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 Colorful ethnic cubes, Afroanalog, bouncing on searing flows of bastardized jazz.

 Feet tapping while smoking hashish, we let ourselves go, spinning frantically with our gaze turned towards the cosmos.

Channel the Spirits by The Comet Is Coming delivers a vibrant fusion of jazz, funk, and psychedelic elements that create a kaleidoscopic and hypnotic listening experience. The album emphasizes intense rhythms and cosmic sounds that evoke a raw, sweaty energy. Influences range from Afroanalog and hip hop to pre-2000 electronic dance, inviting listeners on a frenzied, energetic journey. It's an album that engages the senses and invites cosmic connection. Explore the cosmic grooves & psychedelic jazz of The Comet Is Coming’s Channel the Spirits now!

 Pseudo-human hallucinations painted by a rudimentary psychotic brush on the walls of the cranial box jump out from the auditory canal.

 Feverish instrumental psycho meta funky grooves covered by desert sands, North African ethnic percussion played by synthetic hands of electronic space keyboards from the 70s.

The review describes Bes by The Dwarfs of East Agouza as a psychedelic and experimental album mixing psycho funk grooves with North African percussion and 70s electronic keyboards. The music evokes surreal, colorful hallucinations and blends jazz rock with ethnic and spacey sounds. The reviewer considers it a familiar yet adventurous listening experience worth exploring. Dive into the psychedelic fusion of Bes by The Dwarfs of East Agouza and experience a unique journey through sound and culture.

 "LC is a masterpiece. I say it without fear, one of the best albums, one of the most atypical records of the early 80s."

 Jan Curtis caressed the guitar strings with the same shyness with which he caressed a girl’s skin.

The review praises The Durutti Column's 'LC' as a unique and melancholic post-punk album from the early 1980s. It highlights Martin Hannett's production and Jan Curtis's shy yet emotive guitar style that paints vivid emotional landscapes. The album is described as introverted and minimalist, a monument of its time, resonating deeply within the Factory Records legacy. Listen to The Durutti Column's 'LC' and experience the intimate post-punk masterpiece that defined a generation.

 Guitar strings caressed by loving fingers offer a moment of life rich in wild fragrances.

 A deconstructive struggle between the two souls of the director of this sonic psychodrama, souls as an extension of a new sensitivity, blurred, slow.

Amputation by Stian Westerhus is a deeply experimental album, blending unconventional guitar techniques with emotional soundscapes. The review highlights its duality of technology and humanity creating a new sonic experience. The album's elusive melodies and meta-jazz influences give it a unique, introspective feel. It is portrayed as a daring exploration and a fresh musical expression. Discover the innovative sounds of Stian Westerhus' Amputation—listen now and experience a groundbreaking musical journey.

 A fishing village climbs to the notes of a simple genius guitar of a skinny boy, dreaming of escaping from his metropolis and his perpetual depression.

 Bliss with just a few guitar notes, if this isn’t Art.

The Return of Durutti Column is praised for its simple yet intoxicating guitar work that conveys a blend of joy and melancholy. The review paints vivid sensory images of an Italian spring, childhood memories, and freedom, all captured through delicate guitar notes. It portrays the album as an artistic expression of emotional escape and bliss. Listen to The Return of Durutti Column and immerse yourself in its emotive, melodic guitar journey.

 Sea, the only God of past civilizations, God of life.

 30 minutes, but horror like beauty is timeless.

Umanzuki's Andante Plumbeo delivers a 30-minute sonic journey marked by analog beats and haunting voices. The album evokes images of ancient gods, submerged souls, and the timeless tension between hope and despair. The soundscape floats in a leaden silence where beauty and horror intertwine, creating an immersive, emotional experience. Dive into Umanzuki's Andante Plumbeo and experience a haunting, timeless analog voyage. Listen now to feel the blend of hope, silence, and dark beauty.

 Work. Work. Deep wounds in the soul.

 What God can turn love into violence.

This review delves into the harrowing story told by Suicide's 'Frankie Teardrop,' highlighting its emotional depth and disturbing themes. The album conveys the bleakness of survival and the dark side of human experience through minimalist yet powerful lyrics. It captures the listener with its intense narrative of despair, work-induced suffering, and violent nightmares. Praised for its raw and haunting portrayal of inner turmoil, the review appreciates the album's unique, unsettling power. Dive into the dark world of 'Frankie Teardrop'—listen now and experience the raw power of Suicide!

 Moods not music.

 A black hole in one of the possible futures confused with the many possible pasts that human pettiness has sought to experience without a shred of mercy for itself.

Dead Procession's 'Rituais E Mantras Do Medo' plunges listeners into a Lovecraftian doom universe defined by pagan and druidic rituals. The album prioritizes mood over traditional music structure, weaving faceless Gregorian chants, black metal echoes, and ritualistic drones. Its haunting and hypnotic atmosphere evokes a timeless, eerie landscape suspended between past and future. A challenging yet immersive experience for fans of ritualistic and doom music. Dive into Dead Procession’s dark ritual soundscape and experience a unique blend of doom and black metal today!

 Time travel in the damp fog of a possible 90s Bristol.

 Singularity Is Near, where everything disintegrates, floating on the reflections of a melancholic ambient mirror of the present.

Sophia Loizou's Singulacra conjures a foggy journey inspired by 90s Bristol trip-hop and ambient sounds. The album weaves lost melodies, jungle echoes, and a melancholic atmosphere. It evokes feelings of nostalgia and disintegration, culminating in the track 'Singularity Is Near.' Though captivating in its ambiance, it offers a subtly vague and introspective experience. Dive into Sophia Loizou’s Singulacra and experience a haunting trip-hop voyage through melancholic soundscapes.

 I really like this rough version of "Height Miles High".

 This must be a New York-based band, the kind Pitchfork likes.

The review explores the vintage sound of Index's Black Label Album, highlighting its blend of psychedelic, garage, and folk elements. It draws parallels to early Crystal Stilts and Velvet Underground, appreciating the lo-fi aesthetic. The album was recorded in Detroit in 1967 and is rare, with only 150 copies made. Overall, the reviewer enjoys the unique blend of modern and past influences in the music. Explore the rare and vintage sounds of Index's Black Label Album today!