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 Suzi Quatro was brazen, direct, and very likable. She was a bomb on stage, quite good at playing the bass, and, to my childish eyes, wonderfully revolutionary and feminist.

 If today I am who I am, it’s also thanks to her and her tight jeans, the ones I finally got at 12 years old.

This heartfelt review reflects on how Suzi Quatro's album 'Can the Can' embodied a fierce, feminist rock spirit that inspired personal rebellion during the 70s. The author's childhood memories highlight Suzi's influence as a trailblazer for female musicians and a symbol of strength. Despite some critical hindsight about her later music, Suzi's impact remains profound and formative. Listen to Suzi Quatro's 'Can the Can' and experience the fiery spirit of 70s feminist rock that changed a generation.

 To the devil with those who imagine us as they want us to be. I have you, you have me. We don’t need anyone else, it’s just us.

 No Wow, no wonder. It’s all here, raw and unrefined.

The review highlights The Kills' No Wow as a raw and deeply intimate album created in isolation from mainstream rock expectations. It focuses on the intense and passionate dynamic between the two band members, emphasizing their stripped-down sound and refusal to conform to rock star stereotypes. The music is described as unrefined and heartfelt, capturing the essence of lo-fi indie rock. Dive into The Kills' No Wow and experience raw, passionate rock like never before.

 John Campbell is the personification of the devil in 'Devil in my closet' who peers into the hell of 'Couldn’t do Nothin’.'

 Every time I listen to One Believer, I regret not having met this artist: it’s like the intense nostalgia of a love that could never be consummated.

The review celebrates John Campbell's 'One Believer' as a powerful and authentic blues album defined by raw emotion and deep storytelling. It highlights Campbell's dark voice and slide guitar, comparing him to Robert Johnson. The reviewer shares a personal connection, mourning Campbell's early death and emphasizing the album's haunting resonance. The review urges blues lovers to explore Campbell's work, including his later album 'Howlin’ Mercy.' Listen to John Campbell's One Believer and experience raw, heartfelt blues like never before.

 The Visitation... a cacophonic triumph of extravagant experimental sounds... considered one of the heaviest noise-trips of the period.

 Vorhaus's work focused on every single note, extending over a year, resulting in a unique blend of medieval flavor and futuristic technology.

White Noise's 'An Electric Storm' is a seminal 1968 album that pioneered electronic music with inventive use of early synthesizers. Created by David Vorhaus and his collaborators, it mixes experimental sounds with space-rock and synth influences. Though released quietly, it became a cult classic among proto-electronica fans. The album's unique soundscapes and meticulous production make it a must-listen for enthusiasts of early electronic music. Explore the groundbreaking sounds of 'An Electric Storm' and experience the roots of electronic music today!

 "If God exists... he hides in the eyes of a cow" (Manu Chao)

 Manu tells us that "Love is the true Revolution," and he does so with his typical verve, but not as frantic as usual, rather calm, serene, flowing.

Manu Chao's 'Sibérie m'était contée' marks a calm, acoustic return from his world travels, focusing on Paris's intimate and melancholic atmosphere. Collaborating with illustrator Wozniak, the album is a delicate blend of music and art evocative of Parisian life. The work feels mature and heartfelt, featuring contributions from Roy Paci and Rosario Patania and containing songs in French alone. It is a unique cultural and emotional homage to the city’s undercurrents, love, and solitude. Explore Manu Chao’s unique Parisian escape in 'Sibérie m'était contée'—listen now and discover the soul of the City of Light.

 Sonic Nurse has been accompanying me for weeks in the background during my moments of disposal, both mental and material.

 This is a family that has existed for twenty-three years... to produce records without respite, independently, without quarrels and without breaks.

Sonic Nurse by Sonic Youth is praised as a dynamic, emotionally resonant album reflecting the reviewer’s personal phase of cleansing and renewal. The album balances raw noise, political critique, and melodic subtlety, reaffirming Sonic Youth’s relevance after more than two decades. The reviewer admires the band’s endurance and unique sound, valuing emotional connection over technical perfection. Sonic Nurse is celebrated as an enchanting and special work, with highlights including Kim Gordon’s vocal return and Jim O’Rourke’s production finesse. Dive into Sonic Youth’s Sonic Nurse and experience the raw, timeless energy of alternative rock’s finest!

 This tribute band doesn’t mimic by “imitating” The Cure but immerses themselves with heart and soul into the music.

 It’s impossible to interrupt the magic as everyone, including locals and wheelchair-bound fans, danced together.

EasyCure delivered a highly professional and emotionally engaging tribute to The Cure during their Live in Lugano 2004 concert. Despite technical setbacks, the band impressed even the most discerning fans. The event also featured a vibrant fan gathering, fostering new friendships and joyful moments. This memorable weekend strengthened the bond among attendees and showcased EasyCure's heartfelt dedication. Discover the magic of EasyCure's tribute show and join the vibrant fan community – listen, watch, and relive this unforgettable concert experience!

 Miss Kittin, a seductive witch in soft-fetish sauce, remains the absolute Queen of electroclash.

 'I grew up in a family that listened to everything... For two years, my parents even tried to make me study the piano. But I preferred dance.'

The review praises Miss Kittin's first solo album I Com as a bold and captivating electro-punk record. It highlights her journey from renowned DJ to an artist embracing her wide musical influences. The album mixes electroclash with rock-pop elements, showcasing her unmistakable vocal style and personality. Tracks like 'Professional Distortion' and 'Meet Sue Be She' underline her unique ability to fascinate listeners. Overall, the album is celebrated as a fresh and exciting contribution to electronic music culture. Listen to Miss Kittin’s I Com and experience the captivating electro-punk queen’s unique solo sound today!

 Venice is wrapped in a gracefully refined quest in the use of guitar harmonies, which Fennesz electronically reprocesses and presents in an individual and enchanting attitude.

 Gentle yet rigorous, Venice tackles the tides and waves of the soul, accompanying the listener on a light, unsettling, and nostalgic journey.

Fennesz’s album Venice is an elegant and minimalistic exploration of glitch and ambient music, inspired by the unique sounds of the city of Venice. The album skillfully blends guitar harmonies with electronic processing to create intimate, subtle soundscapes. Noteworthy is the collaboration with David Sylvian, whose vocals deepen the album's emotional depth. This work is suited for listeners who appreciate refined, introspective electronic music. Dive into Fennesz’s Venice and experience elegant electronic soundscapes that evoke the soul of Venice.

 The Icarus Line are abrasive, biting, very professional, and truly badass inside.

 This quintet will inevitably win you over, despite all their attempts to make you hate them.

Penance Soiree by The Icarus Line is a fiercely intense album that blends hardcore, metal, and alternative rock influences with raw passion. The album stands out for its gritty musical attitude and powerful, distinct vocals by frontman Joe Cardamone. While rooted in '90s influences, the band delivers a fresh, nerve-wracking sound that challenges mainstream trends. The album is extreme yet compelling, recommended for listeners seeking something aggressive and authentic. Dive into The Icarus Line's Penance Soiree and experience a raw, electrifying rock journey today!