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 Finnigan’s voice goes straight to the brain receptors and doesn’t come out: scratchy, dirty just enough, precise but not too much.

 The album is probably more soul than psychedelic but absolutely worth listening to for a nice revival (which isn’t a revival).

Monophonics' 'Sound of Sinning' offers a soulful psychedelic journey heavily inspired by 60s and 70s music. The standout is Kelly Finnigan's distinctive vocals and keyboard work. The album blends funk roots with Motown elements and displays a low-fi charm, highlighted by powerful horn arrangements and precise guitar work. Tracks like 'La la la love me,' 'Strange Love,' and the title song showcase the band's craft and captivating sound. Overall, it’s a worthy contemporary homage to vintage soul. Listen to Monophonics' 'Sound of Sinning' now and experience a soulful psychedelic revival that channels the spirit of the 70s!

 Everything is in its place, every single break, every single instrument, every single idea is where it should be.

 It could support you while cleaning the house, accompany you in moments of study or work, satisfy you in 50' of listening... sipping a beer, but certainly won’t disappoint you.

On The Raw's debut album 'Big City Awakes' skillfully blends progressive rock with jazz and electronic elements. The review highlights the band's strong musicianship, memorable melodies, and tasteful production. Each track offers distinct musical explorations without ever feeling overplayed. The album is versatile, suitable for casual or focused listening. Overall, a promising start for the Barcelona-based band. Discover On The Raw's 'Big City Awakes' — listen now and dive into a rich prog rock and jazz fusion journey!

 "A small masterpiece."

 "In a few minutes, even within the same track, you can go from feeling involved in 'Blade Runner' with master Vangelis, to waking up in the middle of a flock of filthy screamers at Tomorrowland and remaining dazed by the effect it has."

The review describes Wintergatan's self-titled album as an adventurous foray into folktronica and experimental pop. The reviewer highlights the inventive instrumentation by Martin Molin and the album's captivating tracks like 'Paradis' and 'Sommarfågel.' The music evokes strong atmospheres ranging from nostalgic to futuristic, making it suitable for both dance and contemplation. The album is praised for its Nordic cultural roots and dynamic, engaging sound. Explore Wintergatan's captivating folktronica sounds—listen to their self-titled album and experience the magic!

 "My world has irrevocably changed after hearing Jacob Collier's In My Room."

 "Jacob Collier is a beast."

Jacob Collier's debut album In My Room is heralded as near perfect, showcasing his extraordinary vocal range and multi-instrumental skills. The album blends innovative theory, standout covers, and original funk-infused jazz compositions. Under the mentorship of legends like Quincy Jones and Stevie Wonder, Collier's work is both technically impressive and emotionally moving. The review highlights the album's diversity and the artist's genius in every aspect of production. Listen to Jacob Collier's In My Room now and experience a stunning musical journey by a true genius!

 A magical album that captivates you from the intro of "Taizo", where Hey uses the keyboard as a continuo bass to introduce the "voice" of League’s distorted bass.

 Despite the technicalities and polyrhythms, the album is enjoyable, immediate, and entertaining. It’s "Tea Time"!

Forq's third album, Thrēq, offers a challenging yet captivating fusion of jazz, rock, and funk. The musicianship of members like Henry Hey and Michael League shines through complex rhythms and innovative sound textures. The album blends multiple genres seamlessly, making it both immediate and rewarding. Despite its technicality, Thrēq remains accessible and engaging throughout its 40-minute length. Dive into Forq’s Thrēq and experience an electrifying fusion journey—listen now and feel the groove!