Caspasian Banned

 Full Circle is so immediate that it defies classification; there’s the cultured indifference of people who checkmate you even before starting to move the pieces.

 Jaki Liebezeit is the greatest drummer of all time! AND THAT’S IT!

This review celebrates Full Circle as a sublime and boundary-defying album by Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, and Jaki Liebezeit. It highlights the unique combination of musical elements, rhythmic mastery, and the transcendent contribution of Jaki Liebezeit. The reviewer shares a nostalgic personal connection to the album and honors Jaki’s legacy as one of the greatest drummers. The work is portrayed as elusive yet deeply rewarding, transcending traditional classification. Listen to Full Circle and experience the sublime fusion of experimental sound and masterful rhythm by three legendary artists.

 "Every grain removed from our control is a total victory for them and devastating for us."

 "The scarce half-hour of the record abundantly reveals to us the range of tempting whispers through a psychic synth."

Monitor’s 1981 self-titled album offers a captivating journey into dark, hallucinatory soundscapes reflecting themes of sin, temptation, and alienation. With sophisticated synth layers, eerie whispers, and collaboration from Meat Puppets, the album unfolds like an intense psychological battle. The review praises its depth, conceptual richness, and the immersive listening experience. Recommended for fans of experimental and avant-garde music. Dive into Monitor’s 1981 album and experience a haunting journey through sound and sin—listen now and embrace the sonic battle!

 Anarchic-individualist underground transcendence: "no ass today."

 They invite without trying, without empathy, just to be together sitting on the carpet mystifying musical images in a thought form, a pure dialogue.

Royal Trux’s Twin Infinitives is a challenging, raw, and anarchic double LP that explores chaos as the true reality. The album exposes societal deceit and embraces the absurd as normality. Its experimental sound and fearless lyricism invite listeners into a rebellious, transcendental experience. It’s a definitive, fiercely emotional statement of underground music. Dive into the wild, chaotic world of Royal Trux’s Twin Infinites and experience raw underground transcendence now!

 "The music proceeds in step, the solutions are so unexpected that they fit into every synapse."

 "Few works meet the need for purity of abstract underground as this one does."

This review praises Randall Kennedy's 'Scenes From Redemption (Pts. 1 & 2)' as a hypnotic, trance-driven work blending spoken word poetry with experimental music. Set in early-1980s Los Angeles, the album channels a raw, metropolitan vibe with vivid eccentric visions. The collaboration with guitarist Mark Nine deepens the immersive and abstract atmosphere. The reviewer highlights the album's ability to open transcendent doors through its unique and unapologetic underground style. Explore Randall Kennedy's unique trance-poetry fusion—listen to 'Scenes From Redemption' and dive deep into 1980s California's underground vibe.

 Patrick’s caustic third eye is open and lays bare and makes tangible the absurdity of life when it escapes the control of the soul.

 The great disappointment of the 20th century is that progress had not made man better... and that many murderers and torturers and war criminals were art lovers, connoisseurs of opera and poetry.

Patrik Ouředník’s Europeana is a sharply detached, candid exploration of the 20th century's absurdities and dark realities. Through brutal honesty and irony, the book exposes the chaos, violence, and contradictions of a century marked by ideology and human failings. The review highlights the author's ability to reveal uncomfortable truths while maintaining a critical, almost clinical detachment. It celebrates the book’s depth in portraying historical events and human nature with brutal clarity. Dive into Patrik Ouředník’s Europeana to explore the absurd truths behind 20th-century history through sharp and unflinching prose.

 Beauty is the deception of the senses, the spider here is the deception to the senses.

 Like all true states of hallucination, the pieces zigzag, untainted by comparisons and parallels: it’s solely a short circuit that scrapes atrophied glands.

Slint's Spiderland is praised as a transcendent and devastatingly beautiful album that combines irregularity with perfection. The review highlights its surreal, emotional power and innovative sonic textures. It evokes deep introspection and a unique listening experience free from comparison. The music transports listeners into a reflective and otherworldly dimension. Dive into the haunting world of Slint's Spiderland – listen now and experience a masterpiece of emotional and musical depth.

 "Here there is liberation from vanity, a mature relaxation, cleansing our selfish egoism of wanting expectations to be met."

 "The true Battisti is rejected, 'Take it as it is' one might say..."

The review reflects on Lucio Battisti's 1982 album 'E già', highlighting its serene and electronic sound, blending emotional and intellectual themes. The author appreciates Battisti's mature artistic expression, noting the album's unique immediacy and philosophical depth. Seen as a departure from previous works, the album balances the lyricism of Mogol and the aesthetic probe of Panella through a pure and personal musical journey. The reviewer encourages listeners to embrace the album's subtleties and abstract beauty. Dive into Lucio Battisti's 'E già' and experience a timeless blend of emotion and intellect in Italian electronic music.

 Chu Ishikawa perfects his flesh-metal vision by crafting a soundtrack with 10-kilo hammers.

 The music captures all the emotional precipitations, reiterating that you can't live with life.

This review celebrates Chu Ishikawa & Der Eisenrost's Tokyo Fist soundtrack as a fierce, industrial work that perfectly complements the film's cyberpunk imagery. The music's raw metallic intensity and emotional weight evoke a harsh post-nuclear world, blending chaos with moments of deceptive calm. It captures the anxiety and hope within the film, leaving a strong, visceral impact. Overall, the album is praised as a challenging but rewarding listening experience. Dive into the intense industrial chaos of Tokyo Fist’s soundtrack. Listen and experience the raw power of Chu Ishikawa & Der Eisenrost now!

 They kicked your ass and you didn’t even notice.

 A playful relaxation within a musical construction of rare beauty, there’s an awareness of an ephemeral quality that is essential to us and rewards us without the heavy burdens of competition.

Trotsky Icepick’s Poison Summer is a brilliantly playful indie pop album that combines carefree vibes with musical depth. The band’s lighthearted but skilled approach offers an engaging listening experience that grows richer over time. Key members bring their extensive experience, resulting in a joyful and accessible record with an underlying complexity. Fans of California indie music and thoughtful pop will find much to enjoy here. Dive into Trotsky Icepick's Poison Summer and experience the playful charm of this indie classic today!

 The harder you throw, the harder it comes back at you.

 Whoever does not expect the unexpected will never find the truth!

Statale 60 is a clever, entertaining film that critiques free will through a caustic but playful message about cause and effect. Featuring a brilliant cast including Christopher Lloyd, Gary Oldman, and Michael J. Fox, the film challenges stubborn beliefs with humor and philosophical insight. It flows well with witty road situations and concludes on a hopeful note about love. The reviewer appreciates its advice-driven message without proselytism. Dive into Statale 60 for a sharp, witty journey through fate and free will with a stellar cast—watch it now!