CLOUDS Banned

 Heartbreaking wonder in its beauty. Fall of the Modern Gods.

 A life that’s falling. Let’s hope to land on our feet.

Those Who Walk Away's The Infected Mass offers a modern, haunting reinterpretation of Gavin Bryars' Sinking The Titanic. The album blends found voices, string quartets, and ambient sounds to evoke themes of death, decay, and despair. The music is rich with emotional depth and atmospheric tension, creating a beautiful yet heartbreaking experience. Overall, it is an evocative exploration of modern tragedy and falling Gods. Explore the haunting sounds of The Infected Mass and experience a powerful reinterpretation of a modern classic.

 A natural path. The evolution of an unsettling sound.

 Sharp, abstract, ambient music with claws that hold you in an alien no-place, yet with the familiar charm of images not far from our serene everyday postcards.

Donato Epiro's album Rubisco presents an evolution from earlier gritty sounds to a darker, abstract industrial ambient style. It evokes post-urban and exo-metropolitan landscapes with sharp, synthetic rhythms. Though unsettling, it maintains a familiar charm through its evocative, cinematic atmosphere. The album acts as a sonic soundtrack to forgotten industrial environments, blending alien and familiar imagery. Dive into Donato Epiro's Rubisco and experience a haunting journey through dark, industrial soundscapes.

 They scream like children born in the 90s, noise masses of Jesus Lizard, assembly lines, temporal distortions bring back the ramblings of the Dead Kennedy's spit out from an assembly line.

 It was whispered, but I believe we now talk of a great group.

Gnod has matured into a distinct force with their album 'Just Say No Psycho Right-Wing Capitalism Industril Death Machine,' merging industrial sounds with intense social commentary. Blending noise rock influences from the '90s and a post-political voice, the album challenges listeners to confront contemporary realities. Praised for its powerful and disruptive nature, it appeals both to industrial music veterans and those seeking musical rebellion. Dive into Gnod's intense industrial journey—listen to 'Just Say No' and experience a new force in experimental noise!

 Pop like Autumn leaves, classical melancholy, yet now alternative in its classicism.

 A nice guitar work, intertwines that bring to mind the legends Felt, but in the meantime, there has been the shoegaze storm which, seen today, is a return to tradition.

Dark Globes' album 'Everyone I Know is Falling Apart' offers a melancholic yet classic alternative pop sound enriched with shoegaze and nostalgic guitar influences. The review draws parallels to legendary bands like Felt, Mazzy Star, and Galaxie 500, praising the album's emotional depth and craftsmanship. Though somewhat derivative, the album is appreciated for its connection to past memorable records, making it worthwhile for fans of classic alternative music. Listen to Dark Globes' melancholic blend of classic alternative and shoegaze—discover a timeless musical journey today!

 The Uniform are a metropolitan kick in the ass, the real child of the fear of living.

 This album is desperation, simple desperation from Antidepressants. A scream between Ministry and Slayers.

Uniform's Wake In Fright delivers a powerful and desperate sound reflecting the fears and anxieties of modern urban life. The album combines influences from iconic industrial and metal bands, creating a raw emotional impact. Its music is described as an inner scream capturing the bleakness and monotony of daily existence. The review praises the record as a relevant, intense snapshot of contemporary struggles. Listen now to Uniform's Wake In Fright and feel the raw pulse of urban desperation.

 Cecilia has an old guitar given to her by her father. "Use it to feel good. Just for little tales for your dolls."

 Beautiful that sensation of an undefined danger approaching. Unease when looking at a starry sky.

The review depicts A Lilac Decline's 'The Mountain Rages' as a delicate fusion of folk storytelling and electronic ambiance. It evokes a subtle sense of unease and nature-inspired imagery. The musical experience is described as gentle and atmospheric, though rated moderately with a 3 out of 5. The album's mood is reflective, blending innocence with impending subtle tension. Listen to A Lilac Decline's 'The Mountain Rages' and dive into its hauntingly beautiful folk-electronic tales.

 A metropolitan folk along Victorian buildings tarnished by smog and strobe lights.

 The early Broadcast direct a film set in a cinematic English place, voices that are daughters of the minimalist lesson of addition.

Cobalt Chapel's self-titled album presents a unique fusion of metropolitan folk and baroque psychedelia set against a Victorian urban backdrop. Drawing inspiration from minimalist music, early Broadcast, and Stereolab, the album creates a cinematic experience with trip hop accents. While still somewhat naive, the work holds promise for intriguing musical twists. Dive into Cobalt Chapel’s cinematic folk journey and discover a fresh blend of styles worth exploring.

 Sounds bloom into flowers, letting colorful petals fly in the air.

 Fragrant petals fly leaving a sweet euphoria in the air, almost melancholy.

The Memory Band's 'A Fair Field' evokes the gentle yet vivid sensations of spring. With lush folk arrangements shaped by piano, cello, and nature sounds, the album creates a sentimental and colorful musical experience. The review captures the soft beauty and fleeting euphoria of the season, intertwining melancholy with natural imagery. Discover the tranquil beauty of The Memory Band's 'A Fair Field' – listen now and let the melodies bloom.

 Sounds lightly painted on a living canvas, free to move in a liberating motion.

 A universe of contradictions, peace, explosions, screams, and sighs.

Lawrence English's album Cruel Optimism is described as a liberating and expressive soundscape. The review highlights the abstract and rebellious nature of the music, comparing it to Tim Hecker’s experimental style. It portrays a universe of conflicting emotions shaped by complex layers of manipulated sounds. The album invites listeners to explore a dynamic sonic environment filled with both peace and turmoil. Dive into the emotional and abstract sound world of Cruel Optimism – listen and explore Lawrence English's liberating sonic journey today!

 Like a cook you propose new new ones, but in the kitchen the same old soup has been cooked for years.

 Believe me, feeling at the Terminus is not pleasant.

The review portrays Il Tuttologo's album as a work from a 'know-it-all' perspective, expressing a sense of musical repetition and lost charm. It reflects on past nostalgia when music sharing was personal and magical, contrasting it with current feelings of stagnation and loneliness. The reviewer concludes with a negative sentiment about the album's impact. Explore Il Tuttologo's Il Tuttogolo and discover a raw, honest take on music's lost magic and repetitive nature.