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 The album, titled "Wave," could indeed have been recorded in the '80s.

 "Wave" sounds fresh and showcases the talent of a promising band that has something to say.

The Windmill Shop's album 'Wave' revives the spirit of the 1980s Paisley Underground scene with a fresh, psychedelic sound. Influences from Julian Cope, The Church, and new wave blend with warm vocals and engaging guitar work. Although somewhat derivative, the album offers lively and playful tracks that showcase the band's talent and promise. Standout songs like 'Floating Away' and 'Shake The Brain' highlight their blend of retro and fresh elements. Overall, 'Wave' suggests a bright future for this Italian indie band. Listen to The Windmill Shop's 'Wave' and experience a fresh take on 80s psychedelic rock revival today!

 Sometimes, the demon of rock'n'roll remains hidden for years, but cyclically, it needs to reveal itself in all its disruptive energy.

 It’s impossible to remain unmoved by the undying class of this raw rock’n’roll.

Not Moving L.T.D., a revival of the iconic Italian garage-punk band Not Moving, returns with a raw and abrasive rock album. Featuring key members Dome La Muerte and Rita Lilith Oberti, the album showcases a blend of new tracks and energetic reinterpretations of classics. Their enduring passion and gritty sound prove the band's undying influence in the Italian rock scene. The release on Area Pirata Records reaffirms their legacy and ongoing mission to spread rock'n'roll. Discover the fiery return of Not Moving L.T.D. and experience the raw energy of their latest garage-punk release!

 There are albums that are not easy to listen to, challenging, yet they have their own reason for being and manage to thrill despite their apparent inaccessibility.

 The entire work is based on Giorgio Pinardi’s voice... sampled in real-time, overdubbed, and fragmented, used as a true instrument.

MeVsMyself's album Mitclàn is a demanding but rewarding listen, rooted in vocal experimentation and overtone singing. The album draws from diverse ethnic musical traditions and recalls iconic artists like Demetrio Stratos and Bobby McFerrin. Using studio improvisations and real-time voice sampling, Giorgio Pinardi crafts a unique soundscape. Though not easily accessible, the album's charm lies in its innovative approach to the voice as a musical instrument. Listen to MeVsMyself’s Mitclàn and explore the boundaries of vocal music and experimentation.

 No Strange have stood the test of time as a testament to artistic integrity and a passion and creativity that have remained intact.

 The music does not leave one indifferent and evokes sensations and lost events of a mythical past.

No Strange's album 'Mutter Der Erde' marks a return to their psychedelic and folk roots with a more focused and essential sound. This tribute to the late Jutta Taylor Nienhaus blends mysticism and cosmic themes, enriched by notable ethnic influences. The album connects the band's early and latest work, recommended warmly for cosmic music lovers. Explore the mystical sounds of No Strange’s Mutter Der Erde and dive into timeless Italian psychedelia today!

 Phonorama confirms Maurizio Curadi as a great artist outside the box and, perhaps, even beyond genres.

 It all sounds like a visionary mantra, cosmic and transcendent.

Phonorama is Maurizio Curadi's first solo album, melding Italian psychedelia with avant-garde and blues influences. The album showcases his experimental guitar techniques and a visionary approach bridging tradition with new sonic territories. Divided into two major sequences, it offers evocative soundscapes ranging from primitive blues to cosmic minimalism. A challenging yet rewarding listen highlighting Curadi as a genre-defying artist. Discover the transcendent sounds of Maurizio Curadi’s Phonorama and experience a unique musical journey today!

 The section dedicated to the correspondence is rich in explanatory notes and bibliographical references: it is a material of absolute interest.

 Oniricon is a volume that should not be missing from any collection of Howard Phillips Lovecraft enthusiasts.

Oniricon is a comprehensive volume gathering nearly 50 letters where Lovecraft discusses his dreams and nightmares, offering unique insights into the genesis of his mythic stories. The book also includes dreamlike tales and rare translations, enriched by expert commentary and a neuropsychiatric essay. It emphasizes Lovecraft's symbolic use of unconscious fears and positions this work as essential for fans and scholars alike. Explore the dream world of H.P. Lovecraft—read Oniricon and uncover the origins of his legendary horror mythos today!

 In "Fabulae," the protagonist is Paola Tagliaferro’s voice—alternating singing with recitation.

 If you like new age, the blending of genres, a splash of ethnic music, and adore soft and gentle atmospheres, "Fabulae" might appeal to you.

Paola Tagliaferro's album Fabulae stands out as a serene and poetic musical experience blending new age, folk, and ethnic elements. The album highlights her vocals with delicate instrumentation featuring piano, strings, and percussion. Although it includes a cover of King Crimson’s “Moonchild,” the style moves away from progressive rock toward gentle, spiritual expressions. Fabulae portrays a pronounced female sensitivity and is accompanied by an elegant booklet of lyrics. Explore Paola Tagliaferro’s Fabulae for a soothing new age blend of vocals and enchanting melodies.

 The title is very fitting and immediately conveys the nightmare atmospheres that are well described in the lyrics.

 'Ver Sacrum' is the most prog track, an epic and airy ride that boasts a wonderful lyric that openly pays homage to Irpinia.

La Janara's debut album 'Tenebra' offers a dark, doom-laden musical journey rooted in the occult and gothic imagery of their Irpinia homeland. The album blends heavy guitars with folk acoustic moments, guided by Raffaela Càngero’s haunting vocals. The final track 'Ver Sacrum' stands out as an epic progressive piece. Fans of the Black Widow label's mysterious and somber productions will find much to appreciate. Discover the dark and haunting world of La Janara's 'Tenebra'—listen now on Bandcamp and immerse yourself in their doom-folk soundscape.

 If you expect psychedelic hard-rock music in the style of Black Widow, you are off track.

 'Magical Love' deserves a listen in any case.

Saturnalia's sole album 'Magical Love' is a cult classic from the late '60s UK psychedelic scene, notable as the first picture disc despite poor sound quality. The album offers a robust, accessible psychedelic rock experience reminiscent of Jefferson Airplane, with notable folk-influenced tracks like 'Dreaming' and powerful songs such as 'She Brings Peace.' Though not highly experimental, it remains a worthy rediscovery for enthusiasts of underground psychedelic music. Explore Saturnalia's 'Magical Love' and uncover a rare psychedelic rock treasure from the late '60s underground scene.

 Il volto verde proves to be overall an excellent album without drops in tone that I warmly recommend to all enthusiasts of dark music, prog, and, in particular, obviously to the fans of Gustav Meyrink.

 The album reveals a very deep philosophical and esoteric depth, reworking the themes of the novel with visionary texts and strong symbolic charge.

Il Volto Verde by Il Segno del Comando is a dark progressive rock album inspired by Gustav Meyrink's esoteric novel. It revisits 1970s Italian prog aesthetics and horror influences, featuring notable guest musicians. The album blends gothic-metal and experimental sounds with deep philosophical themes, creating a captivating and visionary listening experience. It is highly recommended for fans of dark music, prog rock, and esoteric literature. Dive into Il Volto Verde to discover a captivating blend of dark prog and esoteric storytelling—listen now and explore its mystical depths.