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 Rock'n'Roll years, hormone pogo, Lysergic Emanation, the Sovereigns of Rochester and to hell with the rest.

 What if you accidentally find a record and you get the urge to jump on the desk in your underwear, with arthritis, debts, the damn face of a colleague, expired insurance, car inspection, and the public debt?

The Bidons' Clamarama album evokes the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the 80s garage punk scene. The review captures nostalgic rock'n'roll years with vivid imagery of youth and punk culture. Though realistic about life's struggles, the album inspires a desire to relive those spirited moments. It's a heartfelt tribute to punk riffs and the irrepressible urge for noise and freedom. Experience the raw power and spirit of 80s garage punk with The Bidons' Clamarama—listen now and revive the rock'n'roll rebellion!

 Minimal, innocent melodies that open the heart with their purity.

 A silver key to dream, to open a forgotten chest in a heart hardened by life.

The album by 231 and Foresteppe evokes the innocence of childhood through minimal folk music using toy instruments and heartfelt melodies. It creates an intimate atmosphere filled with memories of family, laughter, and simple joys. The music bridges adult listeners to forgotten emotions and dreams, offering a unique and pure experience. It is praised for its emotional depth and nostalgic charm. Listen to 231 + Foresteppe’s tender melodies and rediscover the magic of childhood innocence through music.

 The magical strings of Steven R. Smith fly in a solitary desert amidst psychedelic aromas and imaginary unspoiled landscapes.

 Grains of notes are scented with unspoiled nature, endless spaces rippled by winds that whisper forgotten folk legends of lands suspended in time.

The Great Unwinding by Ulaan Passerine features Steven R. Smith's magical guitar strings weaving through psychedelic and ethno-Asian ambient soundscapes. The album evokes solitary desert landscapes filled with ambient sighs, violin, and rare percussion. It invites listeners into timeless, natural sonic environments inspired by folk legends. The review highlights the album's mystical and spacious qualities while giving it a moderate rating. Dive into the mystical sounds of The Great Unwinding and explore Ulaan Passerine's psychedelic desert journey today!

 The Voice is genetically introjected into a synthetic dimension, a continuous dark enveloping transformation.

 Mass at the boundaries of Everything.

Maja Ratkje's Crepuscular Hour is a compelling experimental album composed of three movements. It merges archaic human elements with synthetic and cybernetic sounds, creating a fluid, dark soundscape. The album explores themes of transformation between different realities through voice, machine-generated choirs, and unusual instruments. It evokes both anguish and bliss in a continuous motion of sonic evolution. Dive into the immersive world of Crepuscular Hour and experience the fusion of voice and machine in a groundbreaking sound journey.

 If a hip hop album sounded like a dark metropolis, it would be Asphalt For Eden.

 The album appeals even to those not familiar with hip hop, preferring to lose themselves in foggy soundscapes like ambient shoegaze.

Dalek's Asphalt For Eden immerses listeners in a dark, atmospheric hip hop experience. The album's reverberated beats and dreamy-noisy soundscapes evoke a melancholic urban environment. It appeals not only to hip hop fans but also to those who enjoy ambient and shoegaze genres. The music paints vivid images of a foggy metropolis with elastic rhythms and spectral sounds. Discover the haunting urban soundscape of Dalek's Asphalt For Eden—listen now and journey through a dark hip hop metropolis.

 "# N/A is an elaborate equation by the rock trio and revised by Mr. Adrian Sherwood. The result is practically an electro record."

 "Here, the underlying monotony reaches alarming levels; I don’t feel soul but only a cold, aseptic succession of numbers."

The review analyzes Nisennenmondai’s # N/A album, describing it as an electro-influenced work shaped by Adrian Sherwood. While the technical execution is praised, the reviewer finds the music emotionally cold and monotonous. They suggest that remixing by various producers could improve its appeal. Overall, the album fails to engage the reviewer beyond its perfection. Listen to Nisennenmondai’s # N/A and decide if the electro perfection captivates or leaves you cold.

 They launch volleys of destruction, anguish, pain, obsession but in their own way also sweetness.

 In this world of despair, solitude, isolation, screams, tears, and blood, no one deserves happiness.

The Body's album 'No One Deserves Happiness' is a daring and intense musical experiment. Combining brutal metal, noise, and electronic elements, it conveys themes of despair, rage, and isolation. The duo’s execution is both destructive and strangely sweet, culminating in a powerful sonic experience. The review praises the album's fearless exploration of dark emotions wrapped in complex sound layers. Dive into The Body's 'No One Deserves Happiness' for a challenging and unforgettable sonic journey!

 A banquet with expired, soured dishes, they don’t want to be liked but if I’m not mistaken we like them ugly, dirty, and bad.

 Helios Creed in full end-of-the-world paranoia finds himself playing free jazz with the Magic Band in an industrial slaughterhouse.

This review describes Wolf Eyes' album 'I Am A Problem: Mind In Pieces' as a chaotic and raw noise masterpiece. It evokes imagery of industrial decay and experimental sounds, comparing it to underground music legends. The album rejects traditional song structures, offering instead a challenging and immersive auditory experience. The reviewer appreciates its ugly, dirty, and unpolished authenticity. Explore the gritty world of Wolf Eyes and experience the raw power of 'I Am A Problem: Mind In Pieces' today!

 Colors, lively sounds, and colors.

 You easily navigate between sci-fi themes, easy mid-century modern To Rococo Rot, dub from advertisements conjured from the minds of sunny Mouse on Mars in flip-flops cruising a sunlit highway dedicated to Kraftwerk.

Saroos' album TARDIS delivers a vibrant and colorful electronic sound blending sci-fi themes with modern krautrock influences. The album evokes sunny, lively atmospheres reminiscent of Mouse on Mars and Kraftwerk. It moves away from cold, surgical electronics into a warm, inviting sonic journey. The review highlights the album’s ability to seamlessly mix multiple genres with a fresh approach. Listen to Saroos' TARDIS now and experience a fresh twist on classic krautrock and electronic music!

 The blue sky painted in the inexplicable heights.

 Ah straziante meravigliosa bellezza del creato.

The review captures the poetic and vivid imagery of A. Shark's album '45', highlighting its atmospheric and nature-inspired musical qualities. It evokes a sensory experience where music blends with the painted sky and symphony of life. Although the rating is moderate, the review expresses admiration for the album's artistic beauty and emotional depth. Discover the poetic melodies and atmospheric sounds of A. Shark's '45'—listen now and be transported to a painted sky of music.