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 "Put me on a pedestal and I'll only disappoint you."

 The best lies in the seven full minutes of Small Poppies, a leap to the best nineties.

This review offers a nuanced take on Courtney Barnett's debut album 'Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit.' While acknowledging her genuine talent and lyrical insights, it criticizes moments of simplicity and the risk of overhype. Standout tracks like 'Small Poppies' and 'Depreston' showcase her strength, but some songs fall short of originality. Overall, a solid but uneven indie alt-rock debut. Explore Courtney Barnett’s unique blend of alt-rock—listen to 'Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit' now!

 I immediately thought that this Bugo was cool and that I had never seen or heard anything like it in Italian music.

 By being themselves and authentic to the hilt, sometimes even the ugly, the petty, the drug-addicted, the crooked, and the strange win too.

The review reflects a deep and nostalgic appreciation for Bugo's first album, 'Pane, pene, pan'. Highlighted are its raw, eccentric qualities and unique blend of lo-fi, grunge, and quirky indie sounds. The album’s authentic, sometimes chaotic style made a lasting impression that grew stronger with time. The reviewer sees it as a hidden gem that represents Bugo’s fearless individuality and creative experimentation in Italian music. Discover Bugo's unique debut—listen to 'Pane, pene, pan' and experience Italian indie like never before!

 She had the voice. A delightful and childish angelic, pure white voice.

 Grimes invented, on solid derivative foundations... her deep musical space.

Grimes' debut album 'Geidi Primes' showcases her unique and ethereal vocal style influenced by Cocteau Twins, blending sci-fi themes with dream pop. The review highlights her imaginative and eclectic compositions, layered vocals, and creative soundscapes. Despite later career shifts, this album remains a beautiful example of her early promise and talent. Several tracks stand out for their atmospheric and experimental qualities. Discover the dreamy, sci-fi infused world of Grimes' 'Geidi Primes'—listen now and experience a unique dream pop journey.

 'They have the emotionality and distant, somewhat grave scream of the Airs that were...'

 'An emotional and melancholic calm remains the chimera for these new kids on the scene, although they show their teeth with that fuzz...'

This review highlights Megawave's EP 'Ṭilde' as a blend of alt-rock and shoegaze elements distinguished by fuzzy bass, ambient guitar textures, and emotional vocals. The reviewer draws comparisons with notable bands and praises the EP's melancholic yet dynamic atmosphere. While not claiming pure shoegaze, the EP reflects modern trends and emotional depth. It is recommended for listeners interested in alternative rock with a nostalgic nod to the '90s. Listen to Megawave's 'Ṭilde' and experience the fresh blend of melancholic alt-rock with modern shoegaze vibes!

 J. Francis comes out well anyway: he makes very tranquil music and with decent technical means.

 He starts with the very small and consumes those bad dogs of Wild Nothing, just to add mass; then he devours the DIIV whole and even a bit of War on Drugs.

J. Francis' album 'to adore' offers a tranquil and stylistically familiar dreampop experience. Drawing clear influences from well-known indie and shoegaze bands, the album balances derivativeness with moments of beauty and technical skill. While the reviewer calls for fresh ideas in the genre, they appreciate the album's subtle charm and accessibility. This work is positioned as an undervalued gem for fans of ethereal music. Discover the tranquil and richly layered sounds of J. Francis' 'to adore'—stream or download it now on Bandcamp!

 If God doesn’t like ugly, then God doesn’t like anybody.

 He tears open his chest and sings, with the most beautiful voice he can muster, his most naive, childlike anxieties.

Knife Man by Andrew Jackson Jihad is a powerful punk folk album brimming with raw emotion, social critique, and memorable melodies. Sean Bonnette’s vulnerable voice delivers deeply personal and political lyrics, backed by creative acoustic and punk arrangements. The album balances dark themes of loneliness, fear, and apathy with moments of humor and humanity. This work stands out for its sincerity and unique artistic voice. Dive into Knife Man and experience Andrew Jackson Jihad’s raw, heartfelt punk folk journey today.

 If it weren’t for a Brownstein in a state of grace, it would tend towards the anonymity stigmatized in the distant times of their Anonymous.

 A pretty bad and unnecessary album.

This review critiques Sleater-Kinney's comeback album No Cities to Love, highlighting a significant decline in inspiration and energy compared to their 90s and early 2000s output. Despite some skilled moments and strong guitar work by Brownstein, the album feels bland and uninspired overall. The reviewer laments the loss of the band's earlier punk aggression and critical spirit, labeling the album unnecessary and disappointing. While fans of the band’s earlier work should revisit their classic records, this album fails to live up to expectations. Explore Sleater-Kinney’s legacy and decide if No Cities to Love meets your expectations.

 Better someone like The Spaceman Frehley, drugged but capable of songs like Shock Me, than a sober and hyper-technical cocaine addict.

 Kozelek has always chosen to throw every communicative and expressive urgency into his music - extremist and almost ascetic to the absurd.

The review praises Red House Painters' 'Shock Me' EP for its haunting and unique reinterpretations of Kiss's classic song in a sadcore style. Mark Kozelek's distinctive, drawling vocals and emotive songwriting elevate the work. The EP's two versions of 'Shock Me' showcase the band’s dark, melancholic mood. Additional tracks reveal delicate guitar work and intimate storytelling, highlighting Kozelek’s singular artistry in the early 90s alternative scene. Dive into Red House Painters’ haunting 'Shock Me' EP and discover Mark Kozelek’s unique sadcore artistry today.

 Weed Hounds have found the right path: a path that certainly satisfies more the core of the shoegaze side, but that could also become congenial to the tattooed and bearded hardcore kids.

 Even Destination Of Choice has the solo, it’s a rock’n roll doughnut but can enchant with the stereolabian split of Laura Catalano’s voice.

Weed Hounds’ 2014 debut album combines elements of shoegaze, noise, psych, and post-rock with melodic and emotional depth. The record reflects a mature and crafted lo-fi sound enriched by guitar pedals and reverbed vocals. Drawing from various modern influences, it resonates with fans of both hardcore and shoegaze. Critics praise its powerful blend of noise and sweetness, calling it a significant addition to the New York underground scene. Discover Weed Hounds’ captivating shoegaze debut—listen now and dive into their unique blend of noise and melody.

 We hope they remain faithful to the path set by the first Whirr and never sign with RunForCover and don’t start wearing immature caps.

 Simple structures but not flat for this reason, between interlude crescendos and feedback tails, for crystalline vocal parts and straight melodies.

Wildhoney's third EP 'Seventeen Forever' moves away from the harder angularities of prior works toward a more ethereal shoegaze style. The band successfully blends post-rock elements with crystalline vocals and distinctive guitar work. With three tracks spanning ten minutes, the EP shows them as promising newcomers in the Baltimore scene. The review encourages confidence in the band's future trajectory. Listen to Wildhoney's 'Seventeen Forever' and experience fresh, ethereal shoegaze vibes worth following!