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 It’s impressive how John De Leo and his band manage to unsettle the hearing of those who come across this little chest full of surprises.

 'U.S.A e getta,' incredibly relevant, narrates financial communication problems in the globalized era.

Quintorigo's 'In cattività' is an experimental album mixing jazz, rock, and theatrical elements, anchored by John De Leo's intense vocals. The reviewer initially found it unsettling but grew to appreciate its complexity and richness. Noteworthy tracks include 'Illune,' 'Clap Hands,' and 'U.S.A e getta,' which explores financial communication issues. Recommended for fans of psychedelia, classical music, and alternative rock. Listen to 'In cattività' and explore Quintorigo’s unique blend of jazz, rock, and theater now!

 It’s difficult, if not impossible, to describe a masterpiece.

 This album is for those who love dream-pop sounds (e.g., Slowdive, My Bloody Valentine, Sigur Rós) and fans of the new minimal electronic scene (e.g., Fennesz, Múm).

Khonnor's Handwriting is an impressive debut album by then 17-year-old Connor Kirby-Long, blending dream-pop and minimal electronic styles. The album's tracks range from psychedelic passages to electro-pop influences, evoking sounds from established artists in both genres. The reviewer praises the album as a masterpiece and highly recommends it to fans of atmospheric and experimental music. Discover Khonnor's Handwriting and immerse yourself in a unique blend of dream-pop and minimal electronic sounds today.

 Their music is the perfect synthesis of classical style Mozart and early post-rock style Slint.

 An album that fascinates. Just listen to tracks like Water From The Same Source or Moscow Is In The Telephone.

Rachel's 'System/Layers' is a captivating 62-minute concept album that elegantly merges classical influences with early post-rock styles. The album features 19 acoustic tracks without percussion, creating a gentle and fascinating listening experience. Highlights include 'Water From The Same Source' and 'Moscow Is In The Telephone.' A must-listen for fans of intricate, atmospheric music. Dive into Rachel's 'System/Layers' and experience the mesmerizing blend of classical and post-rock sounds today!