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 Right from the initial “What Falls Away,” we immediately recognize his inimitable touch that has characterized his most evanescent music.

 The real surprise of As It Is is the epic final track “Emerging” that manages to reach a new direction in the sound of the Californian musician.

Steve Roach’s album As It Is marks a refreshing return to inspired ambient music after years of routine sounds. The album blends tribal percussion, cosmic synths, and evocative piano. Highlights include the atmospheric opener “What Falls Away” and the epic closing track “Emerging,” co-composed with Linda Kohanov. Overall, it confirms Roach’s enduring mastery and uniqueness in the genre. Listen to Steve Roach’s ‘As It Is’ now and experience a masterclass in ambient music innovation.

 Time Machines is actually inspired by the ceremonial music of Tibet and aims to nullify the concept of time, offering the listener an experience beyond time and space.

 If you feel like having a hypnotic and mystical experience, this album is for you.

Time Machines is a seminal 1998 drone album by Coil that marked a new experimental chapter featuring Drew McDowall and Tighpaulsandra. Inspired by psychedelics and minimalism, it offers a hypnotic trip through long, evolving synth loops. The work builds on esoteric and ceremonial influences with a strong symbolic aesthetic. This reissue confirms the album's lasting importance in Coil's discography and the experimental music scene. Discover Coil’s Time Machines and immerse yourself in a mind-bending psychedelic drone journey today.

 The book has, at certain times, a dreamlike atmosphere that succeeds, even within the framework of a story similar to a mystery, in elevating its level with delirious flashes of pure fantasy.

 Ecstasy and Torment in Montmartre requires reading the previous books and also (in my opinion) the novel itself The House of Shells, or you risk not being able to grasp all the nuances.

Ecstasy and Torment in Montmartre is the fourth installment in Ivo Torello’s Ulysse Bonamy series set in 1920s Paris. The book delivers a compelling mix of mystery, fantasy, and art rivalry with occult undertones. While it doesn’t always reach the intensity of the original novel The House of Shells, it offers a pleasant, well-crafted read with dreamlike moments. The review highlights the importance of reading prior books for full enjoyment and looks forward to upcoming novels in the series. Dive into the mysterious world of Ivo Torello’s Montmartre saga and experience fantasy and intrigue in 1920s Paris today!

 "'Floating' is, in its own way, a paradigmatic track of the German master."

 "From here on, the music becomes an impressive delirium of sounds reminiscent of progressive rock and the more experimental Pink Floyd but with even greater power."

Moondawn by Klaus Schulze is a landmark electronic album from the mid-1970s, showcasing his mastery of the Berlin School style. Featuring drummer Harald Grosskopf and the powerful Big Moog synth, the album splits into two contrasting compositions, 'Floating' and 'Mindphaser,' each displaying Schulze's refined sound and experimental prowess. The album balances accessible melodies with deep, meditative atmospheres and energetic climaxes, marking it as one of his most successful releases. Dive into Klaus Schulze's Moondawn and experience a timeless blend of electronic mastery and progressive soundscapes today!

 Undoubtedly, his worldview emerges: De Turris has never denied feeling uncomfortable living in the modern world.

 One is left with the distinct sensation that that day on the Paris metro, De Turris really encountered Lovecraft.

Gianfranco de Turris, a key figure in Italian fantastic literature, offers a compelling collection of short stories in 'Something Else. Stories 1986-2000.' The book reveals his stylistic skill and thematic depth, blending supernatural encounters, metaphysical reflections, and pulp horror. The review highlights stories like 'The Missed Appointment' and 'Puppet Show,' emphasizing De Turris' unique vision and literary importance. Recommended especially for fans of fantastic and speculative fiction. Discover the haunting and profound tales in Gianfranco de Turris’ collection—read 'Something Else' and dive into Italian fantastic literature today!

 Machen, unlike Lovecraft, has never broken through to the mainstream audience because he is a particular author, light-years away from easy horror.

 For those who are ardent fans of Machen, Arthur Machen: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice is a mandatory purchase.

This review highlights Arthur Machen’s lasting influence as a refined master of weird horror fiction. The book Arthur Machen: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, edited by Paolo Mathlouthi, gathers important essays analyzing Machen’s work and legacy, especially The Great God Pan. Despite limited mainstream success, Machen remains a favorite of niche horror fans and literary scholars. The review recommends the book as essential for ardent followers. Explore Arthur Machen’s eerie world and deepen your understanding with The Sorcerer’s Apprentice – a must-read for horror and weird fiction fans!

 The music of Psychedelic Underground is a crazy and delirious jumble played by tripped-out ogres beyond musical rules.

 Only the albums by Amon Düül II are authentic.

This review examines Amon Düül's Psychedelic Underground as a product of a chaotic commune rather than a traditional band. The album is described as largely unlistenable but potentially valuable as a visionary, shamanic experience. The review clarifies misconceptions about Amon Düül and its connection to Amon Düül II, emphasizing the chaotic and unfinished nature of the recordings. Dive into the wild world of Amon Düül’s Psychedelic Underground and experience a mind-bending journey beyond traditional music!

 We are faced with a slightly acid guitar sound that has nothing to envy from the so-called Paisley Underground groups.

 This collection is truly complete, and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to recover a piece of Italian musical culture from that period.

This review highlights the Views' Mother Tapes Anthology 1986/1990 reissue, praising its unique blend of neo-psychedelic and post-punk sounds. It showcases rare demos and live tracks, with a special emphasis on the 1990 album Mummycat The World n.2. Despite being underrated in its time, the collection is recommended for anyone interested in Italian psychedelic music of the '80s. Explore the rich neo-psychedelic sounds of Views with the Mother Tapes Anthology – dive into rare tracks and Italian '80s music history today!

 His work cannot be separated from its esoteric substrate, failing which one would completely misunderstand the meaning of his creation or even find it indigestible.

 This special issue of Zothique is an excellent guide for those who want to approach his narrative but, at the same time, is also an unmissable fetish for collectors.

Zothique 6 dedicates its entire issue to Austrian writer Gustav Meyrink, exploring his esoteric literature and influence. Featuring expert essays, rare stories, and detailed analyses, the issue provides a comprehensive guide to Meyrink's legacy. Richly illustrated and thoughtfully curated, it offers valuable insights for both newcomers and collectors. The mix of critical perspectives and historical context deepens understanding of his uniquely mystical narratives. Discover the mystical world of Gustav Meyrink—read Zothique 6 to explore rare essays, stories, and stunning visuals.

 From the opening track “Psychedelic Siren,” we are overwhelmed by a powerful and raw sound that revives the spirit of the Sonics.

 Prehistoric Recordings is completed with four tracks recorded live on March 10, 1984, at the Dive.

Outta Place's 1983 demo, Prehistoric Recordings, is a powerful embodiment of New York’s garage-punk scene. The mono-recorded tracks, driven by aggressive instrumentation and a hoarse vocal style, evoke the spirit of The Sonics. This reissue includes live performances and rare tracks, celebrating the band’s influential place alongside notable contemporaries. Dedicated to the late singer Mike Chandler, the album remains a treasured cult piece in garage-punk history. Listen to Outta Place’s legendary Prehistoric Recordings and dive into the raw heart of 80s New York garage-punk now!