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 Echoes stands as a desolate manifesto of melancholy and serene solitude.

 An impeccable clean production, for three-quarters of an hour of unplugged polished pop.

Joshua Hyslop's album Echoes offers a soothing and melancholic experience perfect for autumn walks. The record blends folk, acoustic pop, and subtle country-blues influences. Featuring clean production and gentle instrumentation, it evokes intimacy without heavy suffering. Fans of Ben Howard and Damien Rice will find much to appreciate in this modest yet valuable musical offering. Listen to Joshua Hyslop's Echoes and embrace the calm melancholy of autumn's soundtrack.

 'A Question of Balance' is a celestial Pop-Rock with progressive nuances, featuring an atmosphere that is gentle and timeless.

 There is no weak point, even if it is 'only' a good album, not pretentious, but which demands respect.

The review praises The Moody Blues' 1970 album 'A Question of Balance' as a refined and innovative work blending progressive rock with pop-rock nuances. It highlights the album's clear production, timeless atmosphere, and lack of weak points. While not pretentious, the album commands respect and displays the band's sonic growth since their debut. The review encourages listeners to fully appreciate the album's qualities. Discover the timeless blend of progressive and pop-rock—listen to The Moody Blues' 'A Question of Balance' today!

 Out of Uranus is a tug-of-war between past and present, an arm-wrestle between rock and blues, the extreme, angry cry of a one-of-a-kind group.

 The title track already showcases the band’s power thanks to the cutting riffs of Clarke and the vehement and sublime drumming of Smith.

Killing Floor's second album, Out of Uranus, showcases a stronger hard rock direction with hard blues roots and psychedelic touches. The album highlights skilled musicianship, especially guitar and drumming, influenced heavily by Led Zeppelin and other classic bands. Despite critical merit, it suffered commercial failure leading to the band's dissolution until a 2003 reunion. Overall, it stands as an underappreciated classic in the hard blues rock genre. Listen to Killing Floor's Out of Uranus and uncover a lost masterpiece of hard blues rock!

 The mood of Neon Pearl is imbued with a nocturnal and gentle dreaminess, a cosmic and desolate peace.

 Nonetheless, this Neon Pearl is still a worthy and courageous prologue to an extraordinary musical career.

Neon Pearl's self-titled album recorded in 1967 offers a dreamy, nocturnal psychedelic experience that was long overlooked until its 2001 and 2004 releases. Despite some technical limitations and production flaws, the album's mood, instrumental interplay, and nostalgic charm make it a valuable prelude to the later band Please. This underground release is praised for its atmospheric depth and historical significance within British psychedelic rock. Listen to Neon Pearl’s vintage psychedelic journey and explore the roots of the band Please today!

 There is plenty of character and lots of inspiration, as the album’s weak points can be counted on one hand (or perhaps not even counted at all).

 Many years later, the album seems to miraculously hold its own against the big names, slipping quietly into the record market thanks in part to recent CD reissues.

Banchee, a brief-lived band from New Jersey, released a remarkable psychedelic rock album in 1969. Their music shows strong influences from major acts like Jefferson Airplane and The Moody Blues but retains unique character and inspired songwriting. The album’s blend of rich bass, sharp guitars, evocative vocals, and South American percussion creates a memorable listening experience. Despite being overshadowed then, Banchee is now recognized as a modest yet significant contribution to rock history. Explore Banchee's unique 60s psychedelic sound and rediscover a hidden rock classic today!

 "Exuma is not just Africa, but also America, from the southern to the more United States, especially regarding the amazing vocal lines."

 "A nice 'Unclassifiable' in the space reserved for genre identification; this is just to make you reflect on the incredible sonic concoction that stuffs Mackey’s musical cosmos."

Exuma II by Macfarlane Gregory Anthony Mackey, known as 'The Obeah Man,' fuses African spiritual traditions with soulful and Caribbean sounds. The 1970 album offers a more danceable feel than its predecessor, while retaining mystical and tribal elements. Tracks range from reggae to folkloric ballads, showcasing an unclassifiable and captivating musical cosmos. This work highlights a unique blend of cultures and spiritual motifs through powerful vocals and innovative rhythms. Dive into the mystical world of Exuma II and experience a captivating fusion of soul, spirituality, and Caribbean rhythm today!

 The Canzoni della Cupa never stop buzzing in my head.

 Vinicio is dead! Vinicio is dead! before the poor guy revived to take up a sinister stick.

This review recounts an unforgettable live experience of Vinicio Capossela’s Polvere tour in Sogliano al Rubicone. The performance brilliantly blends traditional and modern folk sounds, enhanced by a resonant atmosphere steeped in history. The setlist highlights tracks from the Polvere album and previous works, creating a vibrant folk dance ambiance. The reviewer deeply connects with the themes of love, death, and resurrection expressed during the show. Overall, the concert left a lasting impression filled with emotion and musical mastery. Discover the magic and heartfelt energy of Vinicio Capossela’s Polvere tour—listen to the album and experience the live journey yourself!

 Capossela always manages to find an abnormal and unique way to stimulate the emotions of all those who can endure him.

 Delving seriously into the Cupa means 'growing, sowing... and then harvesting...'

Vinicio Capossela’s Canzoni della Cupa is a groundbreaking folk album divided into two contrasting parts: Polvere and Ombra. It blends traditional peasant stories, mythology, and innovative music production to create a unique listening experience. Praised for its artistic depth and quality, the album challenges listeners but rewards patience with its emotional richness. The review highlights its lasting impact and predicts recognition such as the Targa Tenco 2016 award. Discover the rich folk heritage and deep emotions of Vinicio Capossela’s Canzoni della Cupa. Listen now and immerse yourself in this unique masterpiece!

 The fifteen tracks thus narrate the desperate and courageous oppositions of the rebels against totalitarianism.

 The album praises something much greater: the exaltation of human rights, the desperate search for a freedom that could lead man towards a better future.

Casa del Vento's album is a heartfelt musical tribute to the heroes of the Italian Resistance. It uses traditional acoustic instruments and simple, direct lyrics to evoke memories of struggle against Nazi-fascist oppression. The album promotes human rights and freedom without political manipulation. Its raw and tragic atmosphere immerses listeners in historical testimony and oral storytelling. Overall, it's a powerful, authentic work honoring Italian history and resilience. Listen to Casa del Vento’s moving album and experience the spirit of Italian Resistance through powerful folk storytelling.

 The opener Power is the most shocking and wicked thing one could hear at the time.

 An exceptional and indispensable record, perhaps not understood at the time, but could be reevaluated today itself.

The review praises Grail's 1970 album as a hidden treasure in the underground psych/prog scene. Despite its initial neglect, the album features a raw yet refined mix of heavy rock, doomy atmospheres, and psychedelic elements. The unique production by Rod Stewart and the artwork add to its enigmatic appeal. It is a compelling record deserving rediscovery and appreciation. Dive into this rare psych-prog journey and discover the hidden depths of Grail's legendary album today!