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 These timeless pieces, which could have been written today or a hundred years ago, the melodies are so simple.

 I highly recommend this fabulous album to those who want to find themselves in the metropolitan jungle, or to those who want to think for 40 minutes about the little big things of the world.

This review praises Richard Youngs' album Autumn Response for its simple yet timeless folk melodies and emotional depth. The reviewer imagines the music accompanying peaceful, intimate moments in the countryside, highlighting the album's delicate vocals with delay effects and introspective themes. The closing track is noted for its ethereal and minimalist qualities. The album is highly recommended for listeners seeking calm, reflection, or solace from urban life. Discover the haunting beauty of Richard Youngs’ Autumn Response—listen now and let its timeless folk melodies transport you.

 It's incredible how these three are capable, with conventionally rock instruments ... of creating such an alienating, plutonian sound (alienating+infernal).

 Your ears will bleed hearing the razor-guitar obsessively asserting its presence.

Sightings’ album 'Through The Panama' presents an intense, alienating noise experience crafted with traditional rock instruments but without electronics. The sound is rawer and more compressed compared to previous work, blending hardcore noise and industrial atmospheres. The band even transforms Scott Walker's 'The Electrician' into a unique, hard-hitting rendition. This album is a 40-minute visceral sonic punch that commands attention. Dive into Sightings' intense noise world—listen to 'Through The Panama' and experience a raw, explosive sonic journey now.

 We began to dance, each lost in our own world, only looking at each other if our wandering gazes met by fate.

 The one thing uniting everyone was a big smile, from ear to ear.

The review reflects a deeply emotional experience triggered by Black Ox Orkestar’s klezmer sounds in their album 'Nisht Azoy'. Set against a vivid backdrop of a Verona courtyard, the music ignites spontaneous dancing, community warmth, and childlike freedom. The reviewer connects the album with memories of a lost friend, emphasizing the unifying power of music and shared energy. Overall, it celebrates the joyful and communal spirit of the music. Discover Black Ox Orkestar’s ‘Nisht Azoy’ and feel the joyful klezmer rhythms that unite heart and soul.

 Each one lives its own life.

 If you seek happy, strong, intense memories... they will resurface here.

Dirty Three's 'Cinder' offers 19 distinct instrumental tracks inspired by impressionist art. The album spans romantic, academic, and dynamic styles, showcasing exceptional interplay among violin, guitar, and drums. While two tracks diverge with vocals and feel less effective, the album overall delivers a rich, introspective listening experience. It's a refined collection that evokes memories, warmth, and new sonic discoveries. Dive into Dirty Three’s 'Cinder' and discover a captivating journey through instrumental art!

 It feels like witnessing one of Aesop’s fables under the influence of hallucinogens.

 If you’re looking to travel, not in an introspective way, but in a fun, ironic, and above all, creatively innocent adventure, this is your journey.

Black Dice's 2004 album 'Creature Comforts' blends folk-inspired guitar with chaotic noise and electronic layers. The music feels like a whimsical, psychedelic adventure full of experimental textures and playful soundscapes. Shorter tracks touch on industrial while longer compositions explore improvised psychedelia. The album suits creative, open-minded listeners eager for a unique auditory journey. Dive into Black Dice's 'Creature Comforts' and experience a wild, creative trip through sound and imagination.

 Boards Of Canada tell us all this, not in words, but with their melodies that couldn’t be more liquid.

 If for example, you listen to Roygbiv, you’ll understand that music can be perfect, even if it’s only 2.30 minutes long.

The review praises Boards Of Canada's 'Music Has The Right To Children' as a visionary psychedelic album that sounds like a glimpse into the future. It highlights the intricate melodies and liquid soundscapes that reveal their depth after several listens. The reviewer compares the album's impact to a drug-like experience and relates it to cultural optimism beyond dystopian fears. The album's influence on artists like Thom Yorke is also noted. Listen to Boards Of Canada’s 'Music Has The Right To Children' and experience a psychedelic journey beyond time.

 If all commercial music were like this, I'd be fixed on Radio Deejay even when washing the cat.

 'Only This Moment' is radio power at 100,000 Watts, musical persuasion capable of entrancing even a conservatory student.

Röyksopp's second album, The Understanding, marks a shift from their debut's balanced approach to a more unabashedly commercial sound. The album balances upbeat summer vibes with subtle nostalgia and elegant romanticism, crafting a soundtrack for cherished memories. Standout track 'Only This Moment' showcases their musical persuasion and radio appeal. Except for the darker 'Sombre Detune,' the album is a compelling blend of energy and ethereal moods. Listen now to Röyksopp's The Understanding and dive into a summer soundtrack full of nostalgia and vibrant energy!

 Sadness doesn’t shatter your brain like a tidal wave, but it sneaks inside like a parasite, a leech that slowly, slowly, slowly sucks your life force.

 Sadness dulls you in waves, gives you headaches, but never the urge to scream, to vent, there’s no need for it.

The review explores a distinct type of sadness embodied by Piano Magic's album, describing it as a quiet, creeping force rather than overwhelming despair. It reflects on emotional adaptation and the subtle melancholic atmosphere evoked by the music. The reviewer connects the mood of the album to personal feelings and the slow absorption of sadness into daily life. Overall, the album is seen as evocative and profound, resonating deeply on an emotional level. Discover the subtle beauty of sadness with Piano Magic’s evocative album. Listen now and immerse yourself in this emotional journey.

 If you think you’re too grown-up to say 'now I’m going out and smashing everything,' listen to this track and you’ll realize how music can sometimes shape you as it pleases.

 Autechre have never been so warm, yet also angry.

The review praises Autechre's Untilted for its powerful, cerebral, and uncompromising sound. It highlights aggressive rhythms, dark atmospheres, and inventive use of breakbeat and techno elements. Despite its length, the album remains engaging and showcases Autechre's mastery and originality in electronic music after many years. The reviewer notes the album's raw energy and accessibility without compromising its complexity. Dive into Autechre’s Untilted and experience a raw, intense journey into cutting-edge electronic music!

 Tom & Jerry may have disappeared from the Hollywood scene, but they have turned to music!

 Thirteen songs for 76 minutes, each track contains at least three others, mood changes that are a pleasure.

The review explores The Fiery Furnaces' album Blueberry Boat, likening the siblings Eleanor and Matthew Friedberger to Tom & Jerry in their playful, dynamic musical exchanges. The album is praised for its complex layering of genres and moods, resulting in a unique and lively listening experience. The reviewer admires the album's inventiveness and the energy conveyed through the duo's storytelling and musical craftsmanship. It is described as a masterpiece full of surprises and personality. Dive into Blueberry Boat and experience the vibrant musical storytelling of The Fiery Furnaces today!