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 These songs are immortal pearls... there’s "Magic Moments," with its dream-like, Lynchian twist: a Blue Velvet too tight for our times, too intensely Classy to be fully appreciated.

 Listen to Perry Como and you’ll also find yourselves in the ride of withered and dead memories.

This review praises Perry Como as a quintessential crooner whose timeless music evokes nostalgia for a bygone era marked by romance and classic charm. It highlights key songs like "Magic Moments" and the emotional weight behind his ballads. The reviewer reflects on the cultural and historical backdrop, creating a vivid picture of the past. Overall, the album is celebrated for its enduring appeal and emotional depth. Dive into Perry Como’s timeless classics and relive the golden era of romance and crooning. Listen now!

 "A slap, a horrendous scream of despair, and a cry for help: all these things are locked in the unhealthy treasure chest of Tender Prey."

 "'Mercy Seat' is a masterpiece of arrangements and a true sonic maelstrom without borders to contain it."

Tender Prey stands as Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' poignant masterpiece, combining raw emotional depth and dark storytelling. The album explores themes of addiction, despair, and salvation through powerful tracks like "Mercy Seat" and "Deanna." Crafted amid extreme personal turmoil, it reflects a peak in Cave's creativity and self-destruction. This album marks a pivotal moment before his transformative artistic evolution. Dive into the haunting world of Tender Prey and experience Nick Cave's darkest, most compelling work today!

 His vocal cords strangle the lyrics, sob, suck, swallow... all accompanied by extremely high doses of sulfurous rock.

 This is blacker-than-black music, reviewed and corrected by the drugged and destabilizing mind of a white boy, son of punk and its ephemeral revolution.

The Gun Club's album Miami is hailed as a post-punk masterpiece merging intense rock with Delta blues. Jeffrey Lee Pierce’s voice is described as haunting and raw, evoking deep emotions and dark themes. The album’s unique sound influenced later musicians like Mark Lanegan. It captures a vivid and unsettling atmosphere blending punk rebellion with black folk music motifs. Miami stands out as a pioneering, explosive, and unforgettable work. Dive into The Gun Club’s Miami and experience the haunting fusion of post-punk and Delta blues today!

 Tim Buckley begins to venture into the experiments that will consecrate him as a 'navigator of the stars'.

 'Goodbye And Hello is a poem.'

Tim Buckley's second album, Goodbye And Hello, marks a bold step into psychedelic and jazz experimentation. The album features fluid tempos, rich arrangements, and personal, emotive themes. Key tracks like 'Pleasant Street' and 'Once I Was' stand out for their poetic depth. With contributions from lyricist Larry Beckett and guitarist Lee Underwood, the album cements Buckley's legacy as a pioneering voice in music. Dive into Tim Buckley's Goodbye And Hello and experience a timeless journey of musical experimentation and poetic brilliance.

 Each track exudes an authentically animalistic soul spirit: as if this sweet tigress had rummaged through decades of black music crystallizing it through her own sensitivity.

 Fiona was and is a schizophrenic goddess waiting to be delightfully kissed by the right man, and then her song will be more cautious and subdued.

Fiona Apple's debut album 'Tidal' showcases her incredible songwriting at just nineteen, blending 90s electronic style with deep soulful emotion. Tracks like 'Sleep to Dream' and 'Criminal' highlight her powerful, raw energy. The review emphasizes the unique female sensitivity Apple brings to her music, contrasting with societal challenges. Overall, the album is celebrated as a compelling artistic work full of passionate and complex expression. Listen to Fiona Apple's 'Tidal' to experience her powerful blend of emotion and 90s-inspired sound.

 The beauty of this sound is unique, produced by the mind of Dave Roback and turned into a sorrowful word by the misty voice of Sandoval.

 For me, one of the best bands of the nineties: evocative, strong, and simple; alien to every market rule of the time.

This review praises Mazzy Star's album 'Among My Swan' for its unique, melancholic sound crafted by Dave Roback's guitar and Hope Sandoval's soft, haunting voice. The music blends dreamy folk with blues undertones, creating an evocative, timeless atmosphere. Described as a soundtrack for introspection and sorrow, the album stands out as a treasured 90s alternative band gem that remains worthy of rediscovery. Listen to Mazzy Star's 'Among My Swan' and immerse yourself in a world of dreamy folk and soulful melancholy.

 Staples' voice was often compared to Clint Eastwood’s face, capable of only one expression, but what an expression!

 Songs with Cohen-like echoes, moments reminiscent of Lee Hazlewood-Nancy Sinatra, powerfully evocative and refined piano breaks.

Stuart A. Staples, leader of Tindersticks, delivers a refined solo album full of melancholic and classy songwriting. The album recalls the band's decade-long style with echoes of Leonard Cohen and Lee Hazlewood. Staples' unique vocal delivery adds emotional depth, enriched by piano breaks, female choirs, and subtle trumpet arrangements. Highlights include the bluesy 'Shame on You' and the Bad Seeds-worthy 'She Don’t Have To Be Good To Me.' A recommended listen for fans of emotive and elegant music. Discover Stuart A. Staples' evocative solo album and experience timeless, melancholic songwriting today.

 This album scratches the skin and brings out the monster inside you.

 The Iguana is always the Iguana and for this reason alone you must own it like one owns a twenty-year-old girl: gently from behind and without too many compliments.

Beat 'Em Up by Iggy Pop delivers a raw, primal energy that scratches beneath the surface, evoking monstrous imagery. While the album suffers from disjointed songwriting and a lack of clear ideas, Iggy's unique persona and fierce spirit shine through. Standout tracks like 'Howl' and 'All Shit' capture his expressive and unapologetic style. Despite its flaws, the album remains compelling to dedicated fans of the artist's grit and attitude. Dive into Iggy Pop's Beat 'Em Up to experience raw punk energy and form your own opinion on this fierce, flawed rock album.

 "Consider the Birds is an immense album, with gothic and solemn tones, performed by another man in black worthy of being considered on par with the most celebrated crooners."

 "It begins with 'Sparrow Falls' and it’s already American gothic, an ideal soundtrack for a Joe R. Lansdale book, with its stories of mysterious and gruesome events in a rural and hidden American South."

Consider The Birds is David Eugene Edwards' immersive solo album after 16 Horsepower, combining mystical, gothic, and American folk elements. The strong use of percussion and traditional instruments creates a solemn and poetic atmosphere. The album transports listeners into deep storytelling inspired by spirituality and rural American mythos. It is highly recommended for fans of singer-songwriters and atmospheric music. Dive into the mystical world of Wovenhand - listen to Consider The Birds and experience its haunting American gothic atmosphere.

 "This is the pure essence of rock and roll: a primitive genius coming out of the cave with his club and shouting 'BUAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGHHHHHHHH'"

 "The scream of TV eye my god! This is true liberation, this is true lust!"

This review celebrates The Stooges' 1970 album Funhouse as a quintessential raw rock experience. It praises Iggy Pop's wild stage presence and Ron Asheton's gritty guitar. The album is depicted as unleashing primal libido and primal rock energy that still challenges modern music. The reviewer finds Funhouse to be an explosive, liberated expression of rock 'n' roll. Dive into the raw power of The Stooges' Funhouse and feel the primal rock energy explode—listen now!