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An album that I find beautiful and visionary that, despite the technical limits of the band, sounds like a long and wonderful psychedelic, noise, and post-rock journey. The playful goofing off gives the 12 tracks the feel of a Great Dress Rehearsal awaiting the true debut album.
An album that I find beautiful and visionary that, despite the technical limits of the band, sounds like a long and wonderful psychedelic, noise, and post-rock journey.
The playful goofing off gives the 12 tracks the feel of a Great Dress Rehearsal awaiting the true debut album.
Listen to The Beta Band's The Three EPs and explore a unique, psychedelic indie experience full of raw charm and inventive sounds.
Finally, I hear something interesting, relatively new sounds for the Italian scene and non-canonical arrangements from 'music craftsmen.' To people like Marco, I bow and tip my hat: almost a masterpiece!
Finally, I hear something interesting, relatively new sounds for the Italian scene and non-canonical arrangements from 'music craftsmen.'
To people like Marco, I bow and tip my hat: almost a masterpiece!
Listen to Marco Parente’s Neve Ridens and discover a refreshingly bold Italian album that defies convention and rewards patient ears.
Listening to this album, one is seized by a sudden desire to deconstruct things, one’s own sound universe, and break down the fragile boundaries that separate things. Works that, as usual, will be heard only by me and a few more strays.
Listening to this album, one is seized by a sudden desire to deconstruct things, one’s own sound universe, and break down the fragile boundaries that separate things.
Works that, as usual, will be heard only by me and a few more strays.
Listen to Mugison's Niceland and experience an unforgettable Icelandic sonic adventure today!
An album 'frighteningly' ahead of its time that raised some perplexity in the late ’70s Italian music scene. ‘L’albero di canto’ features a stratospheric Demetrio Stratos weaving sound textures reaching heights still unattainable to most today.
An album 'frighteningly' ahead of its time that raised some perplexity in the late ’70s Italian music scene.
‘L’albero di canto’ features a stratospheric Demetrio Stratos weaving sound textures reaching heights still unattainable to most today.
Explore Mauro Pagani’s groundbreaking album and experience a true masterpiece of Italian progressive and world music innovation.
Beautiful, smoky, and sultry, this 'timeless' album by this Mara, an extremely talented singer who ranges from jazz to electronic music but always with a 'classic' touch. Why give us a demonstration of her (noteworthy) technical prowess without making us understand WHO and WHAT she really wants to express?
Beautiful, smoky, and sultry, this 'timeless' album by this Mara, an extremely talented singer who ranges from jazz to electronic music but always with a 'classic' touch.
Why give us a demonstration of her (noteworthy) technical prowess without making us understand WHO and WHAT she really wants to express?
Discover Mara Carlyle’s captivating vocal journey in 'The Lovely'—listen now and experience a unique blend of jazz, soul, and electronic sounds.
This strange hybrid dressed as a song is warmed by Ani’s husky and captivating voice. "Walk The Line" irresistibly trendy in its silly electro/twist simplicity... I want the royalties!
This strange hybrid dressed as a song is warmed by Ani’s husky and captivating voice.
"Walk The Line" irresistibly trendy in its silly electro/twist simplicity... I want the royalties!
Discover Dani Siciliano’s unique electro-synth-pop sound and experience the warm textures of 'Likes' today!
It was my first experience of world music avant la lettre, which made me realize that music was also something else—it was travel, knowledge, experience, and understanding. It’s a vote for the tenderness of memory, more than for the intrinsic quality of the track.
It was my first experience of world music avant la lettre, which made me realize that music was also something else—it was travel, knowledge, experience, and understanding.
It’s a vote for the tenderness of memory, more than for the intrinsic quality of the track.
Listen to Afric Simone’s Ramaya and relive a nostalgic world music favorite full of rhythm and joy!
Maybe even two. This is the case with the Raveonettes, two (only two?!) fools with pop-adolescent aspirations, with a ‘60s style fake-look and graphics to emphasize the sounds of that era. If you really have to rediscover that period, throw yourself on the great classics of the genre instead of wasting money on little bands that are born and die within a couple of years or a little more.
Maybe even two. This is the case with the Raveonettes, two (only two?!) fools with pop-adolescent aspirations, with a ‘60s style fake-look and graphics to emphasize the sounds of that era.
If you really have to rediscover that period, throw yourself on the great classics of the genre instead of wasting money on little bands that are born and die within a couple of years or a little more.
Explore The Raveonettes' Pretty In Black and decide if retro vibes hit or miss for you!
Music by subtraction or music played between spaces of silence. A pleasantly irresistible album with a focus on sounds and arrangements always a cut above the average global electronic production.
Music by subtraction or music played between spaces of silence.
A pleasantly irresistible album with a focus on sounds and arrangements always a cut above the average global electronic production.
Listen to Robert Lippok's Falling Into Komit and experience minimalist electronic elegance with immersive subtlety and warmth.
These 14 tracks are the darkest and most exciting thing I’ve heard lately from a soundtrack. True 'sound films' that infiltrate slowly, subtly and creepily, under the skin, ever closer to the heart, giving the listener a slight sense of 'pleasant discomfort' that at certain moments becomes heartbreaking and inexorable.
These 14 tracks are the darkest and most exciting thing I’ve heard lately from a soundtrack.
True 'sound films' that infiltrate slowly, subtly and creepily, under the skin, ever closer to the heart, giving the listener a slight sense of 'pleasant discomfort' that at certain moments becomes heartbreaking and inexorable.
Experience the haunting beauty of Philip Glass' The Hours soundtrack—listen now and feel its emotional depth.
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