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 The album is a selection of tracks ranging from 1968 to 1975, extracted from the elusive "tapes," a mountain of music recorded and accumulated of impressive quality.

 Alien ethnic music, that’s what comes to mind when listening, further mystified by those E.F.S. (Ethnological Forgery Series) where the repeated ethnological forgeries hide, more than a joke, a communication that shifts to the psychic, to the transmission of thought.

Can's Unlimited Edition is a compelling compilation highlighting the band's prolific experimental output from 1968 to 1975. Featuring performances by legendary vocalists Malcolm Mooney and Damo Suzuki, it showcases immersive improvisations and innovative sonic textures. The album cover’s symbolic imagery complements its boundary-pushing music, reflecting timeless and cosmic themes. This collection serves as a rich time capsule of Can's groundbreaking krautrock and avant-garde explorations. Dive into Can's Unlimited Edition and experience a remarkable journey through psychedelic and experimental soundscapes!

 The ancient soul of Chetro & Co. seems to renounce excessive experimentation by dotting the i’s of a deliberately sought lack of protagonism.

 "Rideranno pazze le donne" (The women will laugh madly) – surrendering to the flood is precisely its strength.

The review celebrates Chetro & Co.'s 'Danze della Sera (Suite in Modo Psichedelico) / Le Pietre Numerate' as a deeply evocative piece of Italian psychedelic rock. It highlights the album's ancient Mediterranean influences, minimalistic, non-experimental approach, and unique instrumentation, notably the violaccia. The music is seen as an esoteric, timeless journey rather than a competition-driven work. This enigmatic psych experience honors local psychedelic roots with a poetic aura. Dive into the hypnotic world of Chetro & Co. and explore this unique psychedelic journey now!

 The immediate beauty at first glance is supported, after several listens, by the intimate interface that then never lets you go.

 Here you enjoy a sound that veers toward western transcendence, showing us the other side of the frontier, the fabled one, bejeweled with the magic of the endless American horizons admired in a rush.

Mercury Blues, Shiva Burlesque's second album, is praised as an equally compelling work compared to their debut. The album combines acoustic guitars, trumpets, and strings to create a deep, dynamic atmosphere that captures themes of journey and frontier life. Jeffrey Clarke’s vocals evoke The Doors, yet remain distinct and original. The work is seen as a successful evolution toward western transcendence with vivid storytelling and emotional richness. Listen to Mercury Blues and experience the evocative journey through Shiva Burlesque’s rich soundscapes today!

 Suffering is ego, making the ego suffer is conscious suffering, the yearning is to thank and turn the other cheek to the slaughter absent of considerations.

 'My Whip Your Flesh' slaughters impeccable training: to become smarter, you have to 'play' with an opponent smarter than you.

Limbo's 'My Whip Your Flesh' is a profound exploration of gothic esoteric industrial music. The album combines ritualistic themes with unsettling atmospheres and complex rhythms. Its intense and transformative sound challenges listeners emotionally and intellectually. The Italian duo delivers a masterful, dark experience celebrating pain, struggle, and spiritual evolution. Dive into Limbo's dark gothic world and experience the haunting ritualistic journey of 'My Whip Your Flesh' now.

 The clarity of the sounds, the presence of the voice with its calm freshness tells us that the secret of life is right before us.

 This simplicity is profound. The invisible we need is before us, this 'refuge' offers it to us, let’s inhabit it... Shake hands!

Paniolo's 'City of Refuge' offers a peaceful and soulful listening experience defined by clear sounds and calm vocals. The album blends melancholy with happiness, evoking nostalgia and a sense of spiritual refuge. Featuring members from the 17 Pygmies, the 1985 release stands out for its unusual yet precise instrumentation, avoiding commercial influences. The review highlights the album's simplicity and profound emotional depth, calling it a timeless gift. Listen to Paniolo’s 'City of Refuge' and experience a serene musical journey full of lightness and heartfelt emotions.

 "The cosmic forge is activated, producing a new sonic view for a crystalline journey supporting the astral one."

 "We can listen to and understand the immobility of the stars, converse with them."

Chas Smith's album Nikkowolverine is a unique exploration of cosmic ambient music created with handcrafted instruments. The album evokes vast, astral soundscapes that transport listeners beyond physical limits. With roots in the California trance scene and a reactivated Cold Blue Music label, Smith delivers a profound, immersive sonic journey. This challenging and addictive album melds silence, space, and sonic experimentation into a deeply meditative experience. Dive into the cosmic depths of Chas Smith's Nikkowolverine and experience a sonic journey beyond the stars.

 What I was watching was not the usual fare.

 I have always enjoyed it with great pleasure, finding solid enjoyment in its 'ravings.'

This review celebrates 'Ninja il Cacciatore' as a standout martial arts cult classic loaded with wild, inventive fights and quirky characters. The reviewer highlights its absurd yet entertaining plot, unique action sequences, and memorable villain Pak Mei with his vampiric powers. The film's mix of humor, mystification, and raw spectacle makes it a joy to watch repeatedly. Despite the implausibility, it captivates fans of classic kung fu cinema with its playful charm. Dive into the wild world of Wu Kuo Jen's Ninja il Cacciatore—watch the cult martial arts madness unfold now!

 The noise possession is total and impersonal; we are given a moment of non-thought in immediate nihilism.

 The sound wall doesn’t bounce anything back; it transcends.

Sonic Youth's Sonic Death stands as a raw and unfiltered noise experiment, distinct from their other works. The album delivers an intense, nihilistic experience through live performances that push sonic boundaries. Its chaotic yet immersive sound challenges listeners beyond typical experimental noise. This review praises its depth, darkness, and transformative power, highlighting its significance in underground noise music. Explore the chaotic world of Sonic Youth’s Sonic Death—immerse yourself in this raw noise masterpiece today!

 The sound is magnificently raw, material, rough, like when plaster falls from the facade of an abandoned building and the bricks are revealed.

 "God and the State no longer exists, except in these ruins": try it to believe it.

This review praises God and the State's album 'Ruins: The Complete Works' for its raw and authentic punk sound. The trio's unpolished yet powerful music is compared to the peeling layers of urban decay, emphasizing a no-compromise underground ethos. The reviewer highlights the band's unique ability to convey sincerity and a wild energy that defies mainstream polish. Overall, it's a celebration of a seminal 1983 punk record produced with minimal resources but maximal impact. Dive into the raw intensity of God and the State's complete works and experience punk's underground spirit firsthand.

 A record I might dare to call candidly experimental but dangerously magnanimous in usage, which even today maintains itself in becoming.

 Souls move with this transfigured rock, and the body obeys, not disturbing with its vanities, carrying us to these shores that 'fill the sky' with an unusual freshness.

Fourwaycross's 'Fill The Sky' is a pioneering 1986 album famed for its blend of ambient, industrial, and eclectic sounds. The review highlights the band’s unique cosmic industrial energy and hypnotic soundscapes. Tom Dolan’s vocals are intriguingly compared to Ian Curtis, yet standing apart with a fresh, dynamic approach. The album is praised for its experimental nature and lasting impact within underground music circles. Dive into Fourwaycross's 'Fill The Sky' and experience a timeless journey through experimental sounds and cosmic industrial vibrations.