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 There is almost the impression that Stefano Musso felt the need to drink from the original source to recharge his energies.

 The sound of the psaltery and the zither is of an unreal refinement and transports us to a deeper dimension of reality.

Alio Die’s Spirals Of Light is a fresh and inspired ambient album by Stefano Musso. It features acoustic recordings enhanced with unique instruments like whistles and shruti box. The album revisits the spiritual essence of past works, offering a transcendent listening experience. The music’s refined sounds create a therapeutic atmosphere, perfect for deep listening and warding off negativity. Explore the transcendent sounds of Alio Die’s Spirals Of Light and immerse yourself in a therapeutic ambient journey today!

 We are in the presence of an anti-commercial writer who writes what he feels and possesses an extraordinary macabre imagination.

 Generally, in these stories, it is always the atmosphere and the rich, decadent style that take precedence over the plots.

This review praises Wilum H. Pugmire’s anthology for its lush, decadent Lovecraftian-style prose and macabre imagination. Stories like "Immortal Remains" and "The Strange Dark One" stand out, merging cosmic horror with dreamlike atmospheres. Pugmire is highlighted as a unique cult writer, blending influences from Lovecraft and Clark Ashton Smith. His work offers a hypnotic and timeless experience, focusing on atmosphere over plot. Despite being an epigone, the reviewer regards his artful imitation as valuable and compelling. Dive into Wilum H. Pugmire’s eerie Sesqua Valley tales and experience cosmic horror like never before!

 It is perhaps in these lines that we find the most authentic and genuine Machen.

 Machen’s decadent and measured prose... firmly places him within the tradition of Anglo-Saxon fantastical literature.

Another Reality is a valuable anthology of lesser-known and unpublished stories by Arthur Machen, showcasing his unique prose and mastery of fantastical horror. The collection reveals Machen's authentic voice spanning his career from 1890 to 1937, with themes of paganism, rural Welsh scenes, and supernatural mystery. The review praises the translation and curation, drawing comparisons to Lovecraft while highlighting Machen's distinct style. Notable stories like The White People and The Pentecost Ghost are especially recommended. Explore Arthur Machen’s rare and haunting tales in Another Reality—dive into a world of mystique and dark fantasy today!

 A Lovecraft follower... has the opportunity to indulge and hunt down these rarities.

 This issue of Studi Lovecraftiani is yet again unmissable for the die-hard fans of the Recluse of Providence.

Issue 21 of Studi Lovecraftiani is a rich collection of essays and stories dedicated to H.P. Lovecraft. It features a guide to rare Lovecraftian books, an exploration of music references in his works, and critiques of pseudobiblia. The issue also includes original stories expanding the Cthulhu Mythos and a detailed look at Lovecraft’s biography, making it essential for devoted fans and collectors. Dive into Studi Lovecraftiani 21 and explore rare Lovecraftian insights, essays, and stories that every fan must read.

 "The music contained in Synchronicity is psychedelic, hypnotic, space-rock, and completely out of this world."

 "This Synchronicity is an album highly recommended for all cosmic travelers."

Nik Turner's Synchronicity continues his legacy as a pioneer of European progressive and space-rock. The album features hypnotic and cosmic sounds, with notable contributions from Steve Hillman and former Hawkwind members. Tracks like "Thunder Rider Invocation" and "Night Of The Jewelled Eye" exemplify the immersive psychedelic journey the album offers. Highly recommended for fans of space-rock and cosmic music journeys. Dive into the cosmic realms of Synchronicity—listen now and explore Nik Turner's space-rock masterpiece!

 Everything sounds quite dated but I don’t mean this in a negative way.

 Listening to a warm band like Macchina Pneumatica is a breath of life.

Macchina Pneumatica's Appartenenza revisits the classic '70s Italian prog rock sound with warmth and skill. Featuring strong rhythm sections and vintage keyboards, the album blends calm and energetic atmospheres. Vocalist Raffaele Gigliotti stands out with a powerful voice. The album explores themes of societal homogenization and madness, maintaining a familiar but welcomed style in the Italian prog scene. Listen to Macchina Pneumatica's Appartenenza for a refreshing blend of vintage Italian prog and thoughtful concepts.

 Despite the premises, the album sounds much less 'revivalist' than one might think.

 I can only highly recommend this cult album by these fantastic psychedelic storytellers who bring a breath of fresh air to an asphyxiated and depressing Italian music scene.

OSSI's self-titled album presents a vibrant and modern take on psychedelic rock, diverging from their previous experimental work with Deadburger Factory. Featuring collaborations with notable Italian musicians, the album blends 60s psych influences with contemporary electronic touches and politically charged Italian lyrics. The standout graphic design complements the music's surreal and fresh atmosphere. Highly recommended for fans seeking innovative psychedelic sounds within Italy's music scene. Listen to OSSI's unique psychedelic journey and explore this cult album on Bandcamp now!

 Steve Roach continues to be the undisputed king of ambient, keeping the competition at a considerable distance.

 The synths guide us on this cosmic journey beyond time and space with subtle rhythmic elements in the background.

Steve Roach's 'What Remains' stands out in a crowded ambient music scene by offering deeply inspired, expertly crafted soundscapes. The album blends cosmic synth journeys with tribal and ethereal elements, recalling some of his earliest and most acclaimed works. Each track contributes distinctly to the immersive experience. Overall, the album solidifies Roach's position as a leading figure in ambient music. Dive into Steve Roach's 'What Remains' now and experience one of ambient music's finest journeys!

 Grabinski's narrative is very original and resembles only itself.

 The standards of Zothique are generally good but this issue is simply unmissable.

The review highlights Stefan Grabinski as a pioneering figure in European fantastic literature, often compared to Poe and Lovecraft. Zothique 11 dedicates an in-depth special to his biography, themes, and influence. It features critical essays, an interview, and two unpublished stories, showcasing Grabinski's unique narrative style and his contributions to modernist weird fiction. The magazine also explores the influence of Lovecraftian themes in Southern Italy. Overall, the issue is praised as an essential resource for fans of weird and gothic literature. Dive into Zothique 11 to explore Stefan Grabinski's eerie genius and the rich world of modern weird fiction.

 The effect is cathartic, and I feel that this is perhaps his most “schulzian” album.

 The vocal parts give a touch almost like a dark opera to the whole, while the moments when noise merges with symphonic settings are disorienting.

Lyke Wake’s album ‘At The End Of The Dream, Where Nothing Remains/Symphonic Noise’ is a bold, immersive work blending symphonic and noise elements with synth-generated violin and sampled vocals. Inspired by German cosmic music and Klaus Schulze, the album creates a cold, dark atmosphere reflecting alienation and discomfort. The reviewer applauds its originality, innovative composition, and cathartic impact. Dive into Lyke Wake’s daring symphonic noise experience and discover a unique blend of dark ambient and cosmic influences today.