Caspasian Banned

 In my opinion, this is one of the most innovative works ever.

 Krisma=Chakra=Karma=Schism. Sounds from the future that physiologically produce a detachment.

This review praises Krisma's album 'Clandestine Anticipation' as a pioneering and innovative work in electronic and avant-garde music. It highlights the duo's visionary approach and the album's futuristic sound that challenged listeners of the time. The reviewer reflects on the album's unique artistic vision and enduring influence despite its initial obscurity. The album is depicted as a landmark in music experimentation, symbolizing bold creativity and cultural significance. Dive into Krisma's futuristic sounds and experience the visionary album that reshaped electronic music.

 The stomachache that the lack of any melody causes is a godsend that these ruffians dispense, further sanctifying Californian post-punk and launching us cacophonously.

 Jokers of nonsense perceive fun as a 'cackler' distortion that implodes the eardrums of abstract pleasure: they sing it and play it disregarding everything.

Blue Daisies' album 'Wilt' is a boisterous and intelligent post-punk record marked by noisy idleness and sharp irony. It challenges uniformity with its raw and chaotic energy, carving out a unique place in the Californian alternative scene. The album is both an absurd and captivating experience, mixing primal themes with cultured irreverence. It's recommended for listeners seeking something edgy and provocatively entertaining. Dive into Blue Daisies' 'Wilt' and experience a wild ride through raw post-punk chaos—listen now and embrace the noise!

 "Distortion is a means, no longer the goal!"

 "Let yourself be overwhelmed by the rhythm... YOU MUST!"

The Whitey Album by Ciccone Youth offers a playful and fearless departure from Sonic Youth’s typical intensity. The band indulges in homage to Madonna and underground genres, blending noise, pop, and experimental sounds. This album serves as a relaxed, creative outlet, highlighting their evolving artistic identity. It features bold role reversals and reimagined covers, making it a standout work that embraces youthful restlessness. Dive into the playful chaos of Ciccone Youth's The Whitey Album and experience Sonic Youth like never before!

 Peter Catham is there playing the jester, demonstrating the reality of the possessions that command us.

 The 'musical abortion' generates a mirror against mirror. Conscious delusions, for strong stomachs.

Peter Catham's 1987 album 'A Man’s Mouth' delivers a disturbing yet captivating exploration of human mediocrity and societal delusions. Its unconventional, trance-inspired soundscapes create a chaotic mirror reflecting inner and external turmoil. The music's symbolism, framed by the jester figure, challenges listeners with a critique of materialism and identity crisis. Catham’s work stands as a stimulating and coherent project within the eclectic 80s California trance scene, demanding strong ears and open minds. Experience the unsettling brilliance of Peter Catham’s 'A Man’s Mouth'—listen now and uncover the truths in its chaotic trance soundscape.

 This is one of the few records I’ve been regularly listening to for over thirty years, at least a couple of times a month.

 Turn up the volume, turn it up, turn it up.

Blissed Out Fatalists' self-titled 1987 album is a vibrant blend of California trance, industrial noise, and underground rock. Praised for its boldness and timeless energy, the record continues to excite listeners decades later. The review highlights the album's unique sound, memorable tracks, and the band's lasting influence, especially after the 2012 reissue. The album's raw power and playful creativity make it an enduring cult classic. Dive into the bold sounds of Blissed Out Fatalists and experience a timeless journey through California trance and industrial noise!

 A nice little group of jealous mediocrities who cannot stand anyone naturally superior.

 It’s like when you see a beautiful woman, perfect, who perfectly meets the (imposed) beauty standards, but when you get close, you feel nothing, the void, the cold, no one is home.

The review provides a critical perspective on Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon, expressing disappointment in the band's direction after Syd Barrett's departure. While recognizing the album's technical beauty, the reviewer condemns its emotional emptiness, conformity, and populism. The critique contrasts this work with earlier, more mystical albums and questions the album's lasting value beyond nostalgic reverence. Dive into this thought-provoking critique and reconsider what you thought you knew about Pink Floyd's masterpiece.

 Every time I hear it, I feel the urge to literally tear my skin off with my claws in a hypnotic lunar dance.

 Together, in the frenetic dance, we share our inner massacres.

Tuxedomoon's No Tears captivates with its haunting, hypnotic atmosphere and intense sonic layers. The review expresses a visceral response to the dark, vampiric mood created by the percussion, keyboards, and saxophone. It describes a frenetic dance with vivid, occult and emotional imagery. The review praises the track's ability to evoke a powerful, almost ritualistic experience of madness and liberation. Experience the dark hypnotic power of Tuxedomoon's No Tears – listen now and immerse yourself in its haunting sonic world.

 He scrapes away the crust of our insensitivity and strips our souls bare, forcefully awakening the human in us.

 He shows us what Poetry means: 'it’s that little that remains when there is nothing left,' said Ungaretti.

This review praises Piero Ciampi as Italy's greatest chansonnier, highlighting his poetic depth, emotional honesty, and self-destructive lucidity. His music strips listeners bare, awakening profound human feelings through vivid confessions. The album’s accompaniment by Gianni Marchetti enhances its intimate, otherworldly atmosphere. Ciampi’s art battles illusions and explores solitude, offering rare and essential truths in song. Explore Piero Ciampi’s profound and poetic album to experience raw human emotion and timeless Italian chanson.

 Just watching the concert in video format causes structural changes both psychologically and molecularly, let alone live.

 The pieces are so dense and violent that they dilate time: the half-hour concert leaves you believing that several exhausting hours have passed.

This review praises The Screamers' live concert in San Francisco from September 2, 1978, as a uniquely intense and transformative punk experience. Highlighting Tomata Du Plenty's charismatic frontmanship and the band's unusual guitar-less lineup, the live show is remembered for its raw energy and powerful setlist. The vivid descriptions convey the psychological and physical impact of witnessing the band's frantic performance. It's regarded as one of the greatest punk concerts, blending anarchist spirit with musical innovation. Dive into the raw energy of The Screamers' legendary 1978 live show—listen now and experience punk's unfiltered power!

 The cockpit, like a psychic Faraday cage, protected me from what I desired, providing me with crystalline energies for an impersonal immersion.

 This 'In search of...' teleportation was truly completed when I inserted the tape and, criminally, the Fu Manchu track 'The Falcon has landed' started... transforming into transcendent coolness.

The review evokes a nostalgic 70s vibe, tying Fu Manchu's 'The Falcon Has Landed' to memories of driving a vintage car and immersive cassette experiences. It highlights the cosmic, transcendent feel of the music and its ability to transport the listener. The album is praised for its authentic stoner rock atmosphere and the nostalgic mechanical charm of the era. Overall, it celebrates the emotional connection between music, memory, and personal escape. Dive into Fu Manchu's cosmic stoner rock and relive the retro spirit of 'The Falcon Has Landed'—listen now and experience the ride!