Enkriko Banned

 Anubis makes you touch the flap and you, at the cry of 'all’anima de li meglio deli mortacci tua', reflect that the only way to deal with Anubis is to avoid him, not pay attention, not listen.

 You’re listening to a song and hear: 'Lasciami stare, lasciamiii così...' ? Mortacci! Great life that of Anubis!

The review explores the morbid and macabre themes in Sopor Aeternus' album La Chambre d'Echo, highlighting its vivid imagery of death and decay. The figure of Anubis represents the inevitable doom and destruction permeating the music. Despite the grim subject matter, the review's tone blends dark poetry with irony, suggesting a complex appreciation of the album's artistic vision. The listener is cautioned about the consuming power of Anubis' world and the album's chilling atmosphere. Explore the haunting depths of Sopor Aeternus' La Chambre d'Echo and immerse yourself in a dark, poetic journey of death and decay.

 Pogue Mahone, literally kiss my ass. A historic group with a meteoric career as bright as it was short.

 'Dirty Old Town,' practically an anthem of cheekiness, the melancholy of good poor boys, the 'poor but beautiful.'

The Pogues' album Rum Sodomy and The Lash is praised for its authentic mix of Irish folk and punk rock, with vivid storytelling and emotional depth. Produced by Elvis Costello, it features classics like 'Dirty Old Town' and 'Rainy Days in Soho,' evoking the raw energy of drinking culture and melancholic ballads. The review highlights Shane McGowan's unique lyricism and the album's ability to transport listeners to spirited tavern scenes. Overall, it remains a memorable and influential work in Celtic punk. Listen to The Pogues' Rum Sodomy and The Lash and experience the raw soul of Irish punk rock today!

 There are albums and there are tortures, the most monstrous and inconceivable ones.

 An album that is a mix of moaning dragged out to nausea... ad nauseam, ad nauseam clear?

The review harshly criticizes David Sylvian's Blemish as a torturous and monotonous listening experience. It condemns the album's extreme minimalism and repetitiveness, describing it as boring and pretentious. The reviewer expresses strong distaste for the style and warns that fans of more fruitful musical spheres will struggle with this work. Overall, the tone is sarcastic and confrontational. Dive into the debate—listen to David Sylvian's Blemish and judge this divisive minimalist masterpiece yourself!

 Music that is powerfully cinematic and at the same time attic-like, to be listened to under a heavy winter plaid.

 To conceive this music, emotional and alive, poetic and lively, one really needs to be born in Brittany.

Le Phare marks the early brilliance of Yann Tiersen, blending cinematic and intimate sounds inspired by Brittany's austere landscape. The album evokes cozy, village atmospheres with piano, accordions, and folklore elements. It is a poetic and lively collection that beautifully contrasts with his later works. Immerse yourself in Yann Tiersen’s Le Phare and experience the poetic and cinematic spirit of Brittany’s musical landscape.

 "This album made my muscles move in high school; yes, even if I wasn’t in high school because I was too young, I already imagined myself there listening to it... already savoring the endless deference in the dances."

 "Martin Gore has always, I say always found ingenious solutions, never trivial, absolutely spot-on and very Gay. Fantastic!"

This review praises Depeche Mode's 'Music For The Masses' as an energetic and compelling electropunk album that inspires dance and deep emotional connection. The reviewer highlights standout tracks like 'Never Let Me Down,' 'Behind The Wheel,' and the haunting bonus 'Pleasure Little Treasure.' The album's blend of dark, gothic elements with infectious rhythms creates a unique, timeless experience. Fans of electronic and alternative music genres will find the album a masterpiece. Listen to Depeche Mode’s electrifying 'Music For The Masses' and experience the iconic electropunk energy today!

 "The woman on the cover, with fire on her palm, came to life, and Emma and I transformed into punks dancing like crazy at the dawn of the apocalypse!"

 "Killing Joke are the most bizarre expression of Post Punk, the product of an enormous mind: Jaz Coleman..."

This passionate review celebrates Killing Joke's album Fire Dances as a dark, energetic post-punk masterpiece. The reviewer describes how the album's funky, electro beats and intense vocals create an unforgettable experience. Memorable tracks like "The Gathering" and "Lust Almighty" are highlighted. The review mixes personal intimate moments with vivid descriptions of the music's power. Fire Dances is praised as an essential rediscovery for fans of bold, innovative rock. Rediscover Killing Joke’s Fire Dances and experience post-punk like never before – listen, feel, and celebrate the fire!

 The Man Machine opens the album... great electronic tension, as if two robots kept repeatedly, dazed, “the man mechinemachine the manmechinemachine, themanmachinemachine, the manmachine...”

 I genuinely love this stuff... I think it will take a lot to surpass this timeless pum schtak schtak. A must-have!

The reviewer shares a personal and enthusiastic discovery of Kraftwerk’s live album Minimum-Maximum. They highlight the electrifying and robotic textures that define the band's sound, praising tracks like The Man Machine, Tour De France, and Autobahn. The album evokes nostalgic 80s vibes and rave culture, making it a timeless and essential listen. The review mixes humor, emotion, and personal anecdotes that celebrate Kraftwerk's impact. Dive into Kraftwerk's Minimum-Maximum and experience the iconic electronic journey that shaped music history!

 The cover intrigues me: a little ghost floating up a spiral staircase holding a candelabrum in hand, without being vulgar...

 What’s happening? Who burped? Why is he making those guttural sounds? Is his backside burning fiercely?

The reviewer shares a personal and ironic experience listening to My Dying Bride's Anti-Diluvian Chronicles. While appreciating the gothic and old-style artwork reminiscent of Hammer films, they express frustration at the guttural vocals disrupting the atmospheric music. The review humorously recounts attempts to enjoy the album before ultimately switching to a different music style. Discover the dark atmosphere of My Dying Bride’s Anti-Diluvian Chronicles and form your own opinion on its unique sound.

 A pearl, truly, a real pearl in the new female country singer-songwriter scene.

 'Empty Spaces': here Gauthier’s voice is truly a sting driven into the heart... Very, very beautiful.

Mary Gauthier's 'Mercy Now' is praised as a gritty, emotional gem in the female country singer-songwriter genre. The album channels classic Americana vibes with raw storytelling about outcasts and losers. Songs like 'Mercy Now' and 'Wheel Inside The Wheel' evoke powerful atmospheres reminiscent of Johnny Cash and Delta blues. The review highlights Gauthier's evocative voice and deeply touching lyrics. Listen to Mary Gauthier’s 'Mercy Now' and experience a powerful journey through gritty Americana storytelling.

 He played the impossible and soared, soared so high that he was not understood by most.

 This album is, and always will be, an unclassifiable gem: a panegyric of diversified emotions where talking about songs is impossible and the only way to listen is to surrender.

Tim Buckley's album Starsailor is praised as a visionary and unclassifiable gem that blends angelic vocals with raw, experimental vocal improvisation. The reviewer highlights the emotional depth and dramatic flair throughout the album, with special attention to the iconic track "Song to the Siren." Buckley's pioneering spirit and his profound, almost prophetic artistry remain unmatched even today. The review regrets Buckley being overshadowed by his son Jeff but celebrates his lasting cult status. Dive into Tim Buckley's breathtaking Starsailor and experience a timeless journey through sound and emotion.