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 "Rowche Rumble is haunted, circus-like (but of a very strange circus) and absurd..."

 "Mark E. Smith... above all, a fucking poet..."

This review praises The Fall's single 'Rowche Rumble/In My Area' as an expressive and chaotic punk masterpiece. It highlights the band's unique blend of noise, avant-garde elements, and poetic lyrics reflecting post-industrial despair and drug culture satire. The reviewer admires Mark E. Smith's poetic leadership and the single's enduring impact on punk enthusiasts. Listen to The Fall's 'Rowche Rumble/In My Area' and experience punk poetry and chaos at its finest!

 "‘Ambition’ is a small, perfect thing... Listen to it and you’ll jump from your seat."

 "Someone who writes ‘we are all whores singing in prison’ should have the Almighty himself tell him ‘relax son, you’ve already done enough.’"

This review praises Vic Godard and his single 'Ambition' as a small but perfect masterpiece blending sixties influences, punk urgency, and pop instinct. The poetic and raw lyrics stand out, capturing the tension of the times with unique musicality. The reviewer admires Godard’s distinct style and reflects on the cultural weight behind his work, considering it an essential piece of post-punk history. Listen to 'Ambition' now and dive into the poetic energy of Vic Godard's post-punk brilliance!

 'Hong Kong Garden' is the most perfect example of pop punk of all times... An irresistible little song of two chords two.

 The music of my youth starts with 'Hong Kong Garden.'

This review reflects on the personal and nostalgic impact of Siouxsie and the Banshees' debut single 'Hong Kong Garden.' Praised as a perfect pop punk song, the track's sharp guitar, oriental xylophone-like sounds, and austere simplicity are highlighted. The writer weaves personal memories with a deep appreciation for the music's enduring influence. Discover the punk legacy of Siouxsie and the Banshees—listen to 'Hong Kong Garden' and explore its timeless sound now!

 These ten minutes are one of the most bizarre and amazing pages of post punk.

 Dry sound, rich or fluttering voice, art school, sax assaults, about a million sarabands, about a million jokes, urgency, grace...and a bunny... All in magical balance.

This review celebrates Essential Logic's 'Wake Up' as a defining post-punk work marked by minimalist yet rich instrumentation and Lora Logic's unique voice. It highlights the album's blend of urgency, artistic experimentation, humor, and musical diversity, situating it within the broader context of punk and post-punk evolution. The reviewer praises the album's balance and creative spirit, calling it a standout in the genre and recommends exploring Lora Logic's earlier tracks. Dive into Essential Logic's 'Wake Up' and experience a post-punk journey full of urgency, wit, and avant-garde flair.

 "Without that sneer, we would have missed many things. Starting with this 'Oh bondage up yours,' which is one of the greatest rock songs of all time."

 "At the Roxy, Lora Logic wanders through Poly Styrene’s songs as if she had never performed them before and would never perform them again."

This review reflects on the transformative power of punk as embodied by X-Ray Spex's 'Oh Bondage Up Yours!'. It highlights the unique contributions of Poly Styrene and Lora Logic, particularly praising the energetic live Roxy recording. The review also contemplates punk's urgency, spontaneity, and fleeting brilliance, celebrating the song as one of the greatest punk anthems. Dive into the fierce energy of X-Ray Spex's punk anthem and rediscover punk’s raw heartbeat—listen and feel the revolution!

 Cluster & Eno sits in a corner between east and west, almost always in the sign of the most ecstatic hypnosis.

 Those two must have found professor Balthazar’s machine.

This review captures the ethereal and hypnotic qualities of the album 'Cluster & Eno,' highlighting its delicate synths and mystical moods. Through vivid personal anecdotes and cultural references, the reviewer conveys the album’s uniqueness and charm. The blend of ambient, experimental and krautrock elements crafts a magical soundscape likened to a fantastical machine. Overall, the album is celebrated for its innovation and emotional depth. Dive into the magical sound world of Cluster & Eno and experience ambient music like never before!

 "Nick manages to make it so much his own that it seems more Drake than Drake and above all, it seems really like my only Nick, the secret one, the one from the mythical and real dimension."

 "After all, 'pain and cure of the same' is said of the blues and therefore taking out and sticking a thorn... and listening to Nick aren’t we the children who understand music and death a little better?"

The review praises Nick Drake's Family Tree as a deeply emotional and raw album showcasing home recordings filled with melancholic folk and blues influences. It highlights the blend of original songs and classic covers, noting Drake's evolving voice and intimate atmosphere. The imperfect sound quality adds to the album's authentic charm. The themes throughout capture life's fragility and beauty, supported by poetic simplicity and natural imagery. Discover the haunting beauty of Nick Drake's Family Tree and experience the raw emotions in these timeless home recordings.

 With a bit of imagination, it could be the best rock album in history. With a bit of realism, it’s one of the worst.

 It’s instinctive and liberating music, not cerebral... Yes, instinctive and liberating.

Amon Duul's Psychedelic Underground album is a divisive work, oscillating between chaotic cacophony and instinctive joy. With its anarchic and amateurish style, it contrasts sharply with the more polished Amon Duul II. The album embodies the spirit of 60s counterculture and experimental music, where the process and raw emotion are valued over traditional musical finesse. Despite its flaws, it remains an essential and liberating listen for krautrock enthusiasts. Dive into Amon Duul’s unique psychedelic chaos—listen today and experience one of krautrock’s wildest journeys!

 "A blow to the heart ‘Cambiano le cose’, and not just because we hadn’t heard that voice for seven years."

 "There’s fire beneath that ice. It is intimate, collected, powerful. Listen to it, perhaps with eyes closed. You will not regret it."

Fausto Rossi's 'Cambiano le cose' marks a powerful and intimate return after seven years, showcasing a blend of experimental sounds and deep lyrical content. The album unfolds like a meditative suite with dark ambient textures, melancholic moods, and intricate wordplay. Rossi’s voice is resigned yet deeply expressive, creating an emotional resonance throughout. The album is favored for its originality and poetic impact despite being underrated and perceived as cold by some. Explore the profound and experimental sounds of Fausto Rossi's 'Cambiano le cose'—immerse yourself in this poetic musical journey today!

 It’s nice to discover a masterpiece almost by chance.

 Imagine the members of the 'Incredible String Band' and 'Penguin Café Orchestra' at the orders of the king of gnomes, or at mine when I want to have a perfect dream.

The review celebrates No Strange's 1987 album 'L'universo' as a stunning psychedelic folk masterpiece. It highlights the album's enchanting mixture of acid folk, krautrock, and mystical orchestration, especially praising tracks like 'Ode in delirium' and the opening piece. The unique blend of traditional and Eastern influences stands out, evoking both innocence and cosmic wonder. The reviewer is moved by the album's beauty and freshness, recommending it warmly to fans of the genre. Explore the mesmerizing sounds of No Strange's 'L'universo' — a psychedelic folk journey not to be missed!