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 It’s 41 minutes where what happens is the sound, and you’re there, inside its body.

 To appreciate its nature all you need to do is not think, not try to understand, abandon yourself to a primordial listening: a neo Neanderthal in the cave of sound.

 Dive into the immersive world of Keith Fullerton Whitman’s Recorded in Lisbon—experience sound like never before.

 The other side of hip hop, illuminated by a sun that the narrow perspectives... have never seen.

 This return seems to confirm that the development of the excellent collective of musicians from Georgia has not stopped at all.

 Discover Arrested Development's vibrant return—listen to 'Since The Last Time' and feel the warmth of classic hip hop reborn.

 They extract four long tracks, opening with the 18 minutes of 'Gathering Pieces'. Not at all fragmented, despite the title, it is amniotic substance in delay.

 The mute voice of this captain who doesn’t try to convince us, as we lose altitude, that everything is fine, instead convinces me that probably those who were charmed by previous and more well-known 'post rock' productions, will pleasantly embark on 'Storyboard' as a small path branching from that seemingly traced road in the middle of nowhere.

 Listen to Storyboard and discover this captivating post-rock debut filled with immersive soundscapes and intricate textures.

 Meditative and epic, refined and hypnotic, it is TRUE music.

 It was almost moving... to catch the sincere emotion of the meeting between them and an unknown past represented by that gray-bearded man and a music that tonight they will listen to before falling asleep.

 Discover Daud Khan’s mesmerizing Afghan robab melodies—listen now and immerse yourself in a unique cultural journey.

 Flow is indeed a flow: stretching now on the side more reminiscent of hard bop roots, now in the suggestion of African rhythms and colors.

 A rich album, in the variety of solutions and suggestions, and fresh, modern, very enjoyable but not at all predictable.

 Listen to Terence Blanchard's 'Flow' to experience a masterful blend of jazz tradition and innovation.

 An excellent example of an ambient attitude married to a descriptive vocation, capable of evoking... stylized representations.

 It’s a mild sun that warms Eingya. Its light is clear.

 Explore Helios' Eingya for a serene ambient journey blending guitar, piano, and subtle electronics.

 If you occasionally slip into electronic music, you will probably appreciate the never redundant mastery of manipulated fragments.

 Movements sounded like a pastiche, eclectic, not too unpredictable, by a duo who had already placed two successful singles.

 Dive into Booka Shade’s Movements to experience a masterclass in minimalist electronic music—listen now and explore the layers!

 One of the most interesting, least predictable, and decipherable productions heard recently.

 The drums become the focal point, the centrifugal force, dispenser of timbres and solo figures.

 Dive into Zaar’s inventive soundscape—listen and explore the avant-garde fusion of progressive rock and jazz!

 These four Scottish guys release an album that’s entirely their own work even if filled with echoes of things they love.

 It evokes spring, sparkling and changeable, a bit jittery but fun.

 Listen to De Rosa's 'Mend' and discover a fresh indie sound from Scotland's promising new band.

 It’s a collection of surreal paintings, an excursion through a possible theatrical, Balkan, and Gypsy Europe.

 In the room of tiny wonders, you’re sheltered from the paroxysm and excessive noises.

 Dive into the quirky world of Dead Brothers and experience the musical wonders of Wunderkammer today!