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 Symphonic orchestras? Traces of opera? What’s happening to him??

 These are songs of love and pain.

The review highlights Venetian Snares’ ambitious but uneven album, blending drill’n’bass with orchestral and operatic influences. While praised for creativity, the album steps outside the artist’s comfort zone, introducing political rhetoric and emotional themes that feel less natural. Recommended mainly for fans dedicated to the drill’n’bass style. Explore Venetian Snares’ daring fusion of drill’n’bass and orchestral sounds—listen to Rossz Csillag Alatt Szuletett today!

 An ambitious work, judging by the endless list of guest musicians in the cheerful company, and fully successful.

 Recommended: to those who go over everything and everyone without limits, simply "armed" with artistic culture and sarcasm.

Mariposa's 'Pròffiti Now!' is an ambitious and successful double album featuring numerous guest musicians. The album touches multiple genres with high energy and artistic communication. Favorite tracks highlight the band's versatility and cultural references. Recommended for those with artistic culture and a taste for sarcasm. Listen to Mariposa's 'Pròffiti Now!' and explore a bold blend of genres packed with energy and artistic flair!

 And those "rascals" of V/Vm even have the nerve to write on the back cover "the most difficult listen of your life"...

 Recommended: for those who believe the difference between serious and "crazy" electronic music is not so big.

MU's BBBunny!BBunny!!Bunny!!! is a wild, experimental electronic album produced alongside the antics of V/Vm. Renowned for its chaotic and satirical style, the album challenges conventional boundaries of electronic music. The track titles reflect the album's playful and cryptic nature. Recommended for listeners open to blending serious and 'crazy' electronic sounds. Dive into MU's chaotic electronic world and experience the wild side of experimental music today!

 One of those albums that makes you look to the future with optimism.

 Recommended: for those who feel like spending a day cruising around in the car, whistling with the arm out the window.

Offlaga Disco Pax's debut album impresses with its rich musical culture and ironic yet challenging lyrics. Drawing influences from Italian indie and political music, it offers a unique nostalgic journey. The album's presentation complements its sound perfectly. Recommended for listeners seeking thoughtful, evocative music. Listen to Offlaga Disco Pax's debut and dive into an original mix of nostalgia and irony.

 Born with a belly (so much so that his mother thought she was expecting twins, but it was just Roberto "Freak" with a belly...)

 Recommended for: those who can be content with 18 of his pieces. Not recommended for: those who believe music is only serious and solemn.

The review praises Freak Antoni as an irreverent and energetic figure in Italian alternative music. Known for his humor and absurd lyrics, Antoni's album is recommended for listeners who appreciate non-serious, witty music. His performances are lively and unpredictable, often involving wild stage antics. The review reflects fondness and admiration for his unique style. Dive into Freak Antoni’s unique world of humor and absurdity—listen to the album and experience a wild ride through Italian alternative music!

 Nothing revolutionary, heaven forbid, but everything is in the right place.

 Recommended: for those who want to show off on a spring trip and start insulting everyone at the third consecutive song by Tiromancino...

L'altra's Different Days combines traditional rock with innovative soft electronic elements, creating a balanced and pleasant album. The review praises the production quality but criticizes the album cover. Recommended for listeners looking for subtle musical textures rather than energetic rock or ambient monotony. Overall, a worthy addition for fans seeking something refined yet approachable. Listen to L'altra's Different Days and experience a perfect blend of rock and soft electronics today!

 The small great guitarist has class, technique, and imagination, no need to say it.

 Good Kawabata will do a great job of shattering our eardrums in a way that not even the studio assistants of Wanna Marchi have reached.

This review highlights Kawabata Makoto's exceptional guitar skills and creativity on his album 'O Si Amos A Sighire A Essere Duas Umbras?'. The instrumental work revisits live concert themes using guitar and delay machines, showcasing his distinctive style. Recommended for fans looking beyond Acid Mother Temple's usual riffs, though less suited for those favoring mainstream guitar styles. Dive into Kawabata Makoto’s inventive soundscapes and experience a unique take on psychedelic guitar music today!

 Antony has a wo-n-der-ful voice, Lou Reed called it 'angelic.'

 Recommended: to those who welcome anyone with open arms, without knowing their name.

This glowing review celebrates Antony and the Johnsons' album 'I Am A Bird Now,' highlighting Antony's unique voice and deeply personal lyrics. It praises the album's classic singer-songwriter qualities infused with emotional suffering and immense class. The reviewer encourages openness and acceptance of diverse artists, dismissing prejudice. Lou Reed's acclaim of Antony's voice as 'angelic' is noted as a significant endorsement. Recommended for those who embrace music beyond labels. Discover the heartfelt soul of 'I Am A Bird Now' – listen now and experience Antony’s angelic voice.

 Fifty minutes of bell tolls, or a single bell, I’m not sure.

 Recommended: for those who need to spend fifty uninterrupted minutes in a tunnel in a car, where private radios have no signal.

Vagina Dentata Organ's The Great Masturbator is an unclassifiable 50-minute noise piece likened to endless bell tolls and crunchy breadstick textures. The review highlights its challenging and immersive nature, recommending it only for very specific listening situations. The tone is ironic, with a nod to the album's abstract and experimental qualities. The reviewer expresses mixed feelings, suggesting listeners may question why they bought it. Dive into the unique and challenging world of The Great Masturbator—listen if you dare to explore experimental noise!

 For three years, the two best Italian albums have been by these three geniuses.

 Finally, Italy, Europe, the world has the heirs of CCCP.

Uochi Toki’s self-titled album continues the creative excellence set by their debut 'Vocapatch', showcasing three Italian artists blending sharp wit and captivating style. Their work is celebrated as a fresh, intelligent contribution to Italian hip-hop, drawing comparisons to the influential CCCP. This album is highly recommended for those seeking originality in music, while those favoring mainstream pop might find it less appealing. Listen to Uochi Toki’s groundbreaking album and experience Italy’s freshest hip-hop revolution today!