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 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!

 The listening was the revelation of another world that I struggled to believe in.

 'Moonchild' is music for that strange metaphysical Shreck, a sort of smiling deity with sad eyes and a moon face.

The review recounts a personal journey into the world of King Crimson through their anthology 'A Young Person's Guide.' Emphasizing the romantic and mystical aspects of tracks like 'Moonchild' and 'Night Watch,' it highlights the album's impact as a defining prog rock experience. While acknowledging the significance of disc one, the reviewer deeply cherishes disc two and its tender moments. Overall, it's a passionate tribute to the band's artistry and legacy. Dive into King Crimson’s legendary sounds and experience the magic of their prog rock masterpieces today!

 "Peter Hammill is a great poet, and the chaos and shamanic singing expressing the anguish of not knowing who you are."

 "There isn’t a single word not written in blood, not a single sound that isn’t essential."

This review revisits Van Der Graaf Generator’s landmark album Pawn Hearts, highlighting its poetic lyricism, experimental soundscapes, and emotional depth. The author reflects on nostalgic memories and details the album’s complex songs, especially Man-erg. Described as a blend of chaos and melody, the album is praised for its raw power and unique progressive rock identity. It is regarded as a challenging yet deeply rewarding listening experience. Listen to Pawn Hearts now and experience this hypnotic mix of poetry, chaos, and progressive rock mastery.

 "Pink Floyd were always too clean, too precise, too restrained. And they never had... the freshness that comes from accepting the gifts of the sky, the expressive urgency that ignores control."

 "These are things that bring satisfaction... the sugar and chaos one after the other, like diving the gaze into the stained glass of a gothic church and watching it explode."

This rich review explores Pink Floyd's 1971 album 'Relics' as a vibrant anthology capturing the psychedelic and playful spirit of the band's early years, especially through Syd Barrett's influence. The reviewer celebrates the album's mixture of childlike pop magic, chaotic soundscapes, and emotional depth. Key tracks like 'Bike' and 'See Emily Play' are highlighted for their whimsical and ambiguous qualities. The concept of 'divine madness' is praised as essential to the band's creative originality. Overall, the review is affectionate and insightful, balancing nostalgia and critical reflection. Discover the playful chaos and psychedelic magic of Pink Floyd's 'Relics'—listen now and dive into the divine madness of their early classics!

 Tom Zé is a futurist connected to tradition, a devoted passionate of the music of his northeast, and someone capable of extracting notes from any imaginable devilry.

 "Rhythm is dehydrated God." Brazilian music is based on rhythm... and light, melancholy. All qualities also present in Tom Zé.

This review praises Tom Zé's 'The Best Of' as a brilliant encounter between Brazilian musical tradition and avant-garde experimentation. It highlights the album's playful yet melancholic rhythms, inventive use of unconventional instruments, and clever lyrics infused with irony. The reviewer contextualizes Tom Zé alongside iconic Tropicalia figures and credits David Byrne for reviving his work. Ultimately, the album is celebrated as a unique, groundbreaking masterpiece in Brazilian music. Dive into Tom Zé's innovative blend of Brazilian tradition and avant-garde—listen to 'The Best Of' and experience a musical journey like no other!

 The voice comes from immeasurable distances, telling the story of a wandering girl and a mysterious river man.

 "River Man," a gentle guitar, a bossa nova voice from the deep, with strings that arrive like a kiss, like a caress to a desolate child.

This review offers a deep and poetic exploration of Nick Drake’s Five Leaves Left, focusing on its haunting vocals, complex guitar work, and lyrical depth. It highlights key tracks like "River Man," "Three Hours," and "Way to Blue," praising their emotional intensity and musical sophistication. The reviewer shares personal reflections and alternate cover versions, appreciating the timeless nature of the album’s folk style. Minor critiques on certain arrangements don’t overshadow the overall admiration for the work. Dive into Nick Drake’s Five Leaves Left and experience a haunting folk masterpiece that blends beautiful melodies with poetic storytelling.

 "Nick's voice, strained and almost extinguished, had never sounded so sinister."

 "There is too much truth, too much soul here. There is no poetry, just the essential."

This review praises Nick Drake's 'Time of No Reply' as a deeply emotional folk blues album. It highlights the raw and haunting vocals, sparse yet powerful instrumentation, and themes of despair and introspection. The collection of outtakes offers intimate glimpses into Drake's artistry, matching the quality of his official releases. Songs like 'Black Eyed Dog' and 'Rider on the Wheel' are noted for their melancholic beauty and subtle complexity. Dive into the haunting beauty of Nick Drake's 'Time of No Reply' and experience the raw emotion of his timeless folk blues.

 a raw, hoarse, powerful voice capable, when needed, of incredible virtuosity

 ‘Faudrait rallumer...’ is a sanguine, crackling, passionate work that moves between songwriting, experimentation, poetry, and all the renewal demands of late ’70s rock.

This review revisits Mama Bea Tekielski's 70s album 'Faudrait rallumer la lumière dans ce foutu compartiment,' highlighting its raw vocals, intense energy, and poetic originality. Mixing rock ballads with experimental and punk elements, the album stands out as a passionate, unique creation. The nostalgic discovery is celebrated for its evocative lyrics and emotional depth. The reviewer appreciates the album's originality and enduring impact. Dive into Mama Bea Tekielski’s passionate 70s rock journey—listen now and experience a raw, poetic sound like no other.

 The twenty-fifth hour is truly a perfect thing... it belongs to the category of antidepressant albums. Just listening to a single note makes me feel better right away.

 It’s lovely to see them get along like that... a meeting, without arguing all the time, between my sixties mom and my stylish and neurotic post-punk little sister.

This review celebrates The Dukes of Stratosphear's album '25 Five O’Clock' as a masterful blend of playful parody and psychedelic homage. The album evokes vibrant sixties pop with whimsical sounds, acid fugues, and inventive instrumentation. Rich in nostalgia and clever musical textures, it charms listeners with its joyful and experimental spirit. Fans of XTC’s side project will find a perfect mix of light-heartedness and serious musicianship here. Dive into the whimsical world of The Dukes of Stratosphear—listen to '25 Five O’Clock' and experience a joyous psychedelic journey now!

 "'Barrett' is a record wrapped in a kind of sleep, and the songs seem almost to struggle to come out."

 "These are slow-motion songs... like flowers forever captured by a fossil."

The review delves into Syd Barrett's 'Barrett' album, highlighting its dreamy, delicate sound and unique blend of whimsical and haunting elements. It praises the album's hypnotic mood, avant-garde touches, and Barrett's distinctive vocal presence. The reviewer embraces the challenging nature of the songs, encouraging appreciation for Barrett's idiosyncratic and poetic expression. The review also reflects a deep personal connection and affection from a devoted Barrett fan perspective. Dive into the enchanting world of Syd Barrett's 'Barrett'—listen now and experience its surreal, hypnotic charm!