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 The best crossover album in history, no bullshit, the rest is just imitation, this is original.

 Funk Jazz Bossa Metal Pop Rap Elettronica; I said C-R-O-S-S-O-V-E-R.

This review paints Mr. Bungle's debut album as a volatile, provocative, and original crossover work blending funk, jazz, metal, pop, and electronic music. The reviewer highlights its uniqueness and emotional impact, filled with shocking and surreal imagery. The album is praised as the best crossover effort in music history, standing apart from imitations. Overall, it’s seen as a challenging yet rewarding musical experience that breaks conventional boundaries. Dive into the wild, genre-bending world of Mr. Bungle’s debut—listen now and experience the true meaning of crossover!

 Riffs of a heaviness as massive as they are distorted, the wah-wah is abundant like rice in the stultorum hours.

 Slow but inexorably effective, you will remain plastered with the ground under the diabolical weight of the Dooooooom.

This review praises Electric Wizard's special edition featuring their debut and the classic 'Come My Fanatics' album. It highlights the crushing heaviness of riffs influenced by Black Sabbath and describes the band's distinct doom metal style laced with psychedelic and stoner elements. The reviewer uses colorful and humorous imagery to portray the sonic weight and dark atmosphere of the music. Overall, it is a glowing recommendation for fans of heavy, slow, and distorted metal. Experience the crushing doom and psychedelic riffs of Electric Wizard’s Come My Fanatics – listen now to enter a world of heavy metal darkness!

 It’s not the usual band with distorted guitars and obsessively trippy synthesizers, these guys gently take you into hyperspace, hold your hand, caress your hair.

 One foot in the period straddling the 60s and 70s and the other in the third millennium; a musical bridge connecting the two periods.

On Trial's New Day Rising offers a gentle yet immersive psychedelic experience that bridges the 60s and modern music. Its melodic riffs and diverse instruments create a dreamlike atmosphere perfect for a laid-back, nature-inspired listening session. The review highlights the album's calming yet intriguing soundscape and its ability to evoke a carefree, blissful mood. Dive into the psychedelic journey of On Trial's New Day Rising—listen now and let the music take you on a dreamy trip.

 This cover is a photographic 'well?', and I didn’t reply.

 This isn’t music to listen to in front of the computer, these are soundtracks for everyday life.

The review praises Squarepusher's Ultravisitor as a diverse and experimental electronic album that grows on the listener over time. It highlights the artist's evolution and genre blending, recommending the album for attentive, everyday-life listening, especially during evening city walks. Though it notes a slight lack of aggressive tracks, the album is celebrated as a modern electronic masterpiece worth sharing. Dive into Ultravisitor's rich soundscape and discover why Squarepusher remains a pioneer in electronic music!

 This is the CD for you if you still have plenty of youth to burn.

 Pure rock from other times, brought back as it should be in ours.

This review celebrates Fu Manchu's album 'In Search Of...' as a spirited return to classic rock with heavy fuzz and distorted riffs. It's portrayed as the perfect soundtrack for youth, freedom, and carefree rock n roll fun. The reviewer encourages listeners to embrace the energy of the album and leave behind mundane routines. It's a call to bring back the vibrancy of rock for the good season ahead. Put on your Hawaiian shirt, crank up Fu Manchu's 'In Search Of...', and let the classic rock spirit take over!

 Their sound is a clash of different sonorities, producing a middle ground that can truly appeal to everyone.

 'In short, after sinking you into an armchair, they make you get up to move the coffee table and turn the living room into a Jazzy Club.'

Xploding Plastix’s album 'Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents' reimagines vintage jazz and lounge sounds through modern downtempo and electronic beats. The duo skillfully blends offbeats, strings, and saxophones, creating an accessible yet genre-defying experience. This record appeals to a broad audience, from jazz aficionados to electronic music fans, carrying a timeless quality. Highlight tracks showcase a dynamic mix of chill-out and rhythmic energy throughout. Listen to Xploding Plastix’s unique blend of jazz and electronic beats – explore this timeless downtempo album now!

 Listening to Richie Hawtin at low volume is like not listening to him at all.

 It’s really true, for certain music you need the right environment.

This energetic review recounts a Christmas gathering disrupted and enlivened by Richie Hawtin’s intense minimal techno album 'Closer.' Initial resistance to the harsh sounds turns into wild dance frenzy. The reviewer highlights how the album’s dark, piercing beats require an immersive setting to be fully appreciated. Dive into Richie Hawtin’s ‘Closer’ and experience the dark, wild side of minimal techno—perfect for your next intense listening session!

 Every single time a GangStarr album is released, it’s a masterpiece illuminating the black music sections in stores.

 Guru’s lyrics, increasingly aggressive, boastful, and angry with his peers who ruin themselves with drugs, alcohol, and various crimes.

The review praises Gang Starr's 'The Ownerz' as an outstanding rap album that shines amid a general decline in rap quality since the late 1990s. It highlights the album’s minimalist beats, Guru's aggressive and authentic lyrics, and high-profile collaborations. The album is depicted as a flawless masterpiece that continues to uphold the integrity of hip-hop culture. Fans of serious rap and traditional hip-hop are strongly encouraged to explore this release. Listen to Gang Starr's The Ownerz now and experience one of the finest hip-hop albums ever made.

 The content can serve as a soundtrack for any moment of the year or day, as it spans almost all electronic genres of recent years.

 For me, it’s a good album, but nothing fantastic, for those who love the groups listed above it could be a 4/5.

Alva Noto's Transform is a unique electronic album blending various genres into a dynamic sound wave, from ambient to dance. The reviewer appreciates its originality but finds it good rather than exceptional. It is difficult to find physically but rewarding for fans of experimental electronic music. Comparisons to artists like Thievery Corp, Richard D. James, and Boards of Canada are made to illustrate the sound. Anticipation is expressed for Alva Noto's future releases. Listen to Alva Noto's Transform and experience a unique journey through electronic soundscapes today.

 If you see on the back of the CD the participation of Joe Satriani, George Duke, Vinnie Colaiuta, Q-Tip, you buy the CD without a second thought.

 The problem is that I wanted to listen to good songs... I didn’t want to see if he was so good that he could adapt to every environment.

Stanley Clarke's album 1, 2, To The Bass presents an impressive display of bass technique and features notable guest artists. However, the album crosses multiple genres, leading to confusion for jazz purists expecting a traditional jazz experience. The tracks lack a coherent thread and feel more like a showcase of skills than a collection of songs. Despite excellent musicianship, the album’s eclectic style leaves mixed feelings. Explore Stanley Clarke’s versatile bass skills and decide if his genre-blending album suits your jazz taste.