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 It is an ocean of regressive hypnosis where all the déjà vus and parallel realities toss us around in a cleansing of the aura.

 The private fosters aggregation in the intimacy of solitude. The result satisfies us in the sweetness of discovery.

Breathless' second album 'Three Times and Waving' surpasses expectations with a richer emotional structure and hypnotic qualities. The music feels like a cleansing aura, invoking mystical nostalgia and intimate solitude. While still rooted in the band's original style, this release evolves with a calmer, more humanistic approach that invites listeners into a private, ecstatic experience. Dive into Breathless' mesmerizing 'Three Times and Waving' and experience its hypnotic emotional waves today!

 The film is obscene, both materially and psychically; flesh and metal dance like hell and paradise, like day and night, like life and death.

 Tetanus reigns supreme and, infecting the outside and inside, punctuates our damnation in extreme delusions of omnipotence: replacing God.

Armand's review of Shinya Tsukamoto's Tetsuo: The Iron Man explores the film's roots in Japan's post-war trauma and atomic bomb legacy. The film portrays a dark fusion of flesh and metal that symbolizes dehumanization and alienation. It emphasizes the painful transformation of Japanese society toward mechanized efficiency and nihilism. The intense soundtrack by Chu Ishikawa deepens the unsettling atmosphere. Despite its obscenity and harshness, the film remains a powerful apocalyptic vision. Dive into the disturbing world of Tetsuo: The Iron Man and experience a relentless vision of post-war horror and mechanization.

 The consecration of the appearance of Screamers is their inexistence.

 There is a permanent halo of holiness in the appearance, paradise is not soft, it’s punk!

This review delves into the elusive 1977-78 demos by the Screamers, a seminal punk band whose official releases never existed during their prime. It praises their unique rejection of conventional music norms and their embodiment of punk's raw, anarchistic spirit. The album is seen as a poetic, rebellious masterpiece that captures punk’s essence through innovative instrumentation and uncompromising attitude. Discover the raw power and rebellious spirit of the Screamers’ legendary demos—listen now and immerse yourself in punk's true essence!

 They glide surfing on a perpetual wave of abandonment of identifications, offering a taste of an obscene playfulness where there is pure happiness.

 An epic of eternal returns marked by guitars, bass, and drums, it’s unbelievable, but we remain there ecstatic to listen and relisten to this miracle in a loop of transcendental joy.

Polvo's Vibracobra delivers a deeply emotional and transcendental musical experience. The album evokes nostalgia without sentimentality, blending cosmic playfulness with profound awareness. Its guitars, bass, and drums create an epic soundscape that invites listeners to repeatedly immerse themselves in ecstatic joy. This work is a celebration of eternal return, surrender, and the fierce beauty of reality. Dive into Polvo's Vibracobra and experience an unforgettable cosmic musical journey today!

 Claude presents the true essence of mockery with the playful indifference of someone who loves their own boredom.

 Everything decisively hinges on the improbable, eschewing plausibility, to shed light on concrete realities where the factor of time is excluded simply because it doesn’t exist.

Claude Chabrol's 'Rien ne va plus' offers a detached and cynical view of fate and human machinations, contrasting sharply with Hollywood sensibilities. The film blends dark humor and existential themes with unpredictable outcomes, showcasing strong performances, especially by Michel Serrault. Its impersonal storytelling highlights the randomness and ruthlessness of life and death. A distinctive French thriller with a unique philosophic edge. Dive into the cynical world of 'Rien ne va plus'—a French thriller that redefines fate and deception. Watch it now!

 The 'living' freshness of these Scandinavians shatters those Viking stereotypes.

 The sound of creased leather, when we slip on the second sleeve, is music to the ears and matches all the tracks on the album.

The review juxtaposes bleak Nordic stereotypes with the surprising vitality and raw energy of The Leather Nun's 'Alive'. It praises the album's gritty rock sound and nostalgic rebellious spirit, while humorously criticizing modern societal trends. The band's authentic rock attitude shines through, creating an urgent, engaging listening experience despite some flaws. Listen to The Leather Nun's 'Alive' and experience a raw, unapologetic rock journey that defies Nordic clichés!

 "I have finally matured the certainty that it is possible to take all the risks of freedom, but that the risk of its absence is unbearable."

 "This regime of assassins, of lies, of subterfuge, this regime of programmed degradation will not fall... I will die in falsified History."

Jan Zábrana's 'Tutta una vita' is a deeply honest and uncompromising work that defends absolute freedom against oppressive regimes. The review highlights Zábrana’s fearless stance against lies and coercion, portraying his work as a pure, relentless call for justice. It praises his refusal to accept compromise and his commitment to shining light on political and psychic persecution endured by generations. Ultimately, Zábrana is celebrated as a genuine voice of resistance and truth. Discover Jan Zábrana’s fearless voice—read 'Tutta una vita' and embrace the spirit of true freedom.

 The keyword is "MONSTROUS": a monster of beauty, a monster of skill, a monster of power, a monster of intelligence, but also a monster of ugliness, wickedness, cruelty...

 The voice of Louise Bialik offers us the gentle hope of a path of velvety roses, Robert Loveless and Philip Drucker weave a dreamy musical carpet that cradles the passage to impersonal serenity.

The review praises 17 Pygmies' album Welcome as a complex, artistic masterpiece embodying beauty and cruelty in perfect union. It explores inner dualities and self-acceptance through mystical and symbolic music. The album's soundscape, led by Louise Bialik's voice and the instrumental work of Robert Loveless and Philip Drucker, creates a dreamy and hopeful atmosphere. The work is described as a transformative experience inviting listeners toward tranquility and self-discovery. Dive into the mystical world of 17 Pygmies' Welcome and discover this mesmerizing artistic journey today.

 No matter how you turn it, you always end up taking it up the ass.

 Fad Gadget gives us the gift of smoothing eternity a little by keeping it in our face with pathological amusement.

Fad Gadget’s album Fireside Favourites combines dark, cynical lyrics with comforting, synth-driven melodies. Frank Tovey explores themes of alienation, existential despair, and human connection with a sharp wit. The music acts as a balm, offering solace despite its bleak perspective. Overall, the album is a unique mix of emotional depth and innovative electronic soundscapes. Dive into the dark, witty world of Fad Gadget’s Fireside Favourites and experience synth pop like never before!

 One is so immersed in an immediate transcendental joy that the smile it elicits remains throughout the album’s duration.

 The Pandora’s box screams with a delightfully ungraceful shout that has nothing of suffering, it’s a hurricane of bloody happiness narrating invisible abrasive purities.

Motorpsycho's Demon Box defies Norwegian stereotypes, offering a powerful mix of psychedelic riffs and folk ballads. The album radiates a joyful, transcendental energy that captivates listeners. It explores themes of solitude and peace while celebrating youth and life without compromise. The reviewer highlights its emotional depth and surprising musical landscape. Dive into Motorpsycho's Demon Box and experience a unique Norwegian blend of psychedelic rock and heartfelt storytelling.