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 "'Super Record' is like oriental restaurants in movies. Oriental meals circulate as you watch the 'Qua Qua' dance."

 Essentially, it's crap.

The review describes Magical Power Mako's 'Super Record' as a confusing blend of pseudo-ethnic and Western influences. It evokes 1970s eclectic vibes but ultimately deems the album unsatisfying. The reviewer humorously compares the listening experience to tasting exotic food but warns it's more confusing than enjoyable. Discover the unique and confusing sounds of Magical Power Mako's Super Record – listen now and decide for yourself!

 Our heroes believe they are playing space rock, but they are full of a succulent taste of peyote.

 This is an evolving psycho garage record, at times unbearable, noisy, makes you sweat, scratch.

ST 37’s album GLARE conjures the heat and grit of the Texan desert, blending space rock with acid-psychedelic garage sounds. The music evokes comparisons to legends like Neu and the 13th Floor Elevators, delivering an intense, evolving sonic experience. It’s a raw, noisy, and energetic album perfect for fans of psychedelic and garage rock genres. Dive into the fiery world of ST 37's GLARE—experience a psychedelic journey through Texan space rock now!

 Vortices of Analog Synths chase each other in a Place beyond time and space.

 An ocean of pure sound, only infinite horizons, with no land in sight.

The Radiophonic Workshop's album 'Burial In Several Earths' crafts a mesmerizing world of analog synth vortices, blended with occasional piano and guitar. The music evokes fleeting images and abstract time concepts through deep, transforming soundscapes. While immersive and richly textured, the album may feel elusive and abstract to listeners. Its strength lies in creating an infinite, boundaryless sonic ocean that invites contemplation. Dive into The Radiophonic Workshop’s sonic ocean and experience the elusive beauty of 'Burial In Several Earths' today!

 "Your night is your shadow, a piece of land for our dreams."

 Music is pain, protest, knowledge but above all pleasure.

Oiseaux-Tempête’s album 'Al - 'An !' offers a complex fusion of Western music with tribal electronics, capturing post-colonial Mediterranean struggles. The work transforms pain and protest into sound, creating a challenging but rewarding listening experience shaped by cultural fusion and emotional depth. Dive into the tribal electronic waves of Oiseaux-Tempête’s 'Al - 'An !' and experience a unique musical protest.

 Black Sabbath and Afro rhythms, move your long hair and shake your ass.

 If you love the desert, the heat, the Afro rhythms. If you love Stoner and like exotic Africa.

Here Lies Man’s debut album explores an unusual blend of Afro rhythms and stoner rock, evoking desert heat and 70s rock nostalgia. The music features granitic riffs and a hypnotic groove, blending influences from Kyuss, Fela Kuti, and Black Sabbath. While experimental and intriguing, the album may not fully satisfy all listeners. A curious and fun listen for fans of genre fusion and exotic sounds. Dive into the mesmerizing mix of Afro rhythms and stoner rock—listen to Here Lies Man and experience the desert heat in sound!

 A black wall, smooth, with no holds, impenetrable.

 This work slams the door in everyone’s face.

The album 'As Light Return' by The Telescopes is described as an impenetrable wall of cold, glacial noise far removed from their earlier work's youthful energy. The reviewer notes influences from iconic bands but criticizes the album's harsh, slow, and distant sound. Overall, the work is seen as challenging and unwelcoming, with an atmosphere of resignation and torment. Dive into the haunting and immersive world of The Telescopes' 'As Light Return'—discover its complex layers of noise and atmosphere today.

 Delicate in painting imaginary landscapes hidden among exotic ambient scents.

 The perfect soundtrack for a walk with eyes closed on a fragrant meadow, imagining the stars.

Arve Henriksen's 'Towards Language' is described as a delicate and ambient jazz album that evokes mystical and serene landscapes. The music combines free brass elements with gentle, whisper-like tones. It creates an atmospheric and celestial experience, perfect for imaginative and soothing moments. The review highlights its suitability as a tranquil soundtrack for relaxation. Listen to 'Towards Language' for a serene journey through ambient jazz soundscapes.

 An unhealthy black vessel sails through hopeless waters.

 The faceless helmsman breaks the heavy hypnotism of the waves by chanting soft melodies, evoking memories of feminine songs.

Dale Cooper Quartet's Astrild Astrild is an atmospheric and hypnotic album that evokes deep emotions through its dark, melancholic melodies. The review uses vivid sea and shadow imagery to describe the music’s immersive and haunting nature, highlighting its experimental and evocative qualities. The album transports listeners on a mysterious journey filled with echoes of ancient eastern ports and perpetual darkness. Dive into the haunting depths of Dale Cooper Quartet's Astrild Astrild and experience a mesmerizing sonic voyage.

 Flying over shallow, crystalline waters.

 Wreckage of emotions, voices take us by hand and lead us to the Place Where every sound could be a life.

Open To The Sea by Enrico Coniglio and Matteo Uggeri is a delicate and atmospheric album blending minimal piano chords with string instruments. The review highlights the evocative and immersive quality of the sounds that create vivid, watery imagery. The music feels like a journey through emotional depths and gentle waves, inviting listeners to explore subtle instrumental interplay. Rated 3 out of 5, the album is praised for its serene and thoughtful atmosphere. Explore the serene soundscape of Open To The Sea and let its delicate melodies transport you.

 Magnificent, lost in the American post-punk stew.

 Sounds as sticky as gum under the sole, you walk and you smell it. Maybe like dog poop, but trust me, this is a great album.

Human Switchboard's 'Who's Landing in My Hangar?' is a captivating and overlooked American post-punk album. With its blend of 60s-style melodies and raw, sticky sounds, it evokes influences from Lou Reed, Dylan, and Television. Though not strictly punk or post-punk, it stands as a magnificent and nostalgic musical work making a fresh comeback. Listen to Human Switchboard's lost gem and experience the unique blend of post-punk and 60s rock today!