Marcel Proust

 "Unlike many pillars of the genre, the music of BOC appears watered down and even unhealthy at first, rash listening."

 "'Kid for today' should be taught in a music school: the base beat is broken and intentionally stripped of the first beat."

This review reflects on Boards Of Canada's EP 'In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country' as a rare and valuable electronic music gem. The music's subtle, broken beats and melancholic atmosphere set it apart from typical electronic genres. It appeals to listeners beyond dance fans, including enthusiasts of experimental rock, ambient, and even some metal or hip-hop audiences. The review intertwines the music experience with broader social and political reflections, emphasizing the EP's unique emotional depth and philosophical undertones. Explore Boards Of Canada's EP and immerse yourself in a unique blend of electronic ambiance and thoughtful sound design today!

 Connors' music is a sublime and evocative non-music, in which the "timbre" of the instrument takes on a predominant position compared to the other well-known musical concepts.

 A man and his guitar... Ah, how many happy, bitter, or bittersweet memories tied to this bucolic image.

This review praises Loren MazzaCane Connors' 1997 album 'Airs' as a sublime merging of electric guitar soundscapes and poetic inspiration. The album features contemplative and resonant compositions that emphasize timbre over rhythm, evoking a sense of solitude and poetic depth. Connors is acknowledged as a key figure in experimental folk and avant-garde music, with ties to notable musicians and a rich discography that blends music and poetry. Discover the profound beauty of Loren MazzaCane Connors' 'Airs' and dive into its meditative guitar soundscapes today.

 A magical combination of discontinuity is the essence of an album like this.

 It's impossible for anyone not to notice to what levels of inner despair music like this tends.

The review highlights Xasthur's Nocturnal Poisoning as a profoundly dissonant and discontinuous black metal album that conveys intense inner despair. Contrary to criticisms of its raw, homemade style, the reviewer embraces this atmosphere as essential to the album's power. The evocative soundscape and Malefic's voice contribute to a unique immersive experience that resonates years after release. Listen to Xasthur’s Nocturnal Poisoning and experience the raw power of black metal’s darkest emotions.

 The individual is neutralized, it doesn’t matter if they are a servant, worker, master, or squanderer, all are nothing more than 'scoundrels or ruminants', except for 'a few sensitive and even fewer spiritual' ones.

 The future order will be by far the most inhuman ever seen, the best at lying to us and the most infallible at deceiving us, a warm and methodically shapeless monster, mysterious and flat, elusive and despotic.

Albert Caraco’s Breviario del Caos is a ruthless and lucid exploration of the dark abyss of the human soul and society. The book rejects morality, faith, and humanism, viewing humanity as a chaotic and destructive mass. Caraco’s style is corrosive and iconoclastic, addressing universal human nihilism and predicting a grim future of conflict and decay. His reflections on suicide, societal collapse, and spiritual degradation challenge readers to confront uncomfortable truths. Dive into Caraco's uncompromising worldview—read Breviario del Caos and challenge your understanding of humanity's future.

 How great it is to CHANGE YOUR MIND!!!

 The vibration is still there caressing your limbs, it seeps into the creases of your jacket, and gives you the chance to play with it at every slightest movement.

The reviewer initially skeptical, is ultimately impressed by Earth’s live performance, praising the band’s creative evolution and intense sound. Sir Richard Bishop’s solo set is highlighted as a virtuosic and entertaining complement. Despite a small, mostly outsider crowd, the show delivers a captivating cosmic and jazzy atmosphere. Discover the mesmerizing live sounds of Earth and Sir Richard Bishop—listen to their performance and immerse yourself in cosmic sonic journeys!

 Christina Carter’s voice in particular agitates and disturbs me... painful vocal notes, which shatter, chiseling into the skeletal and redundant dynamics of the guitars.

 If you have any problems with drugs… this album is for you.

This review delves into the intense and unsettling nature of Charalambides' album Unknown Spin, highlighting Christina Carter's haunting vocals and the dominating thirty-minute title track. The album is described as a mix of chaos and subtle lightness, evoking personal and social struggles. It reflects on themes of sameness in human experience and serves as a poignant soundtrack for those facing emotional and addictive challenges. Listen to Charalambides' Unknown Spin for an intense, emotional, and experimental music experience that challenges and moves.

 This Jim O'Rourke album is... superb, unmissable... indescribable in words...

 Pure science fiction from a musician light years ahead.

This review highlights Jim O'Rourke's album Insignificance as an exceptional and difficult-to-define masterpiece blending multiple genres. Released in 2000, the album is praised for its originality and emotional resonance. The reviewer encourages listeners to experience the album despite the artist's mixed reputation. The cover art also receives admiration. Listen to Jim O'Rourke's Insignificance and experience a groundbreaking blend of genres that defies description.

 Listening to ‘Grapes From The Estate’ inevitably drags you into a dimension of self-consciousness, attentive and astonished, where the music transforms into a mutating synesthesia.

 This stuff is purposely conceived to tire the hearing and reach a sort of reverse zenith where only one thing exists: the pure vibration.

This review praises Oren Ambarchi’s album ‘Grapes From The Estate’ for its unique experimental guitar sounds and hypnotic atmospheres. The music evokes a synesthetic and multi-sensory experience through layered reverberations and circular waves. It’s recommended for listeners who appreciate complex, immersive sonic textures that challenge conventional metal and ambient genres. The album is recognized as a deep dive into pure vibration and sonic exploration. Explore Oren Ambarchi’s ‘Grapes From The Estate’ and immerse yourself in a mesmerizing experimental sound journey.

 The group’s sound has become stronger, and has finally been released from the prejudices it was too often subjected to.

 4 tracks where light and dark blend perfectly, like the contrast between the disc and the cover.

Grails' Black Tar Prophecies II is a compelling release from Aurora Borealis, featuring a limited yellow vinyl edition. The album showcases a bolder musical direction with powerful rhythms and jazz-like touches. Notably, the band moved away from folk influences and lost their violinist, enhancing the album’s strength. Despite being only four tracks, the record creates a perfect balance of light and dark themes. Listen to Black Tar Prophecies II and experience Grails’ dynamic new sound—grab the rare yellow vinyl if you can!

 Karl is literally dangling from his grimy violin, merging his set with the piercing screams of the girl—a beautiful, alienating chaos.

 The Skaters build psychotic and delirious noise architectures that keep the audience attentive despite visible disorientation.

This review covers a live concert featuring The Skaters, Axolotl, Tomu Tontuu, and Eva Inca Ore at CSA Spartaco in Ravenna. It highlights the gritty, alienating, and experimental nature of the performances. The reviewer praises the originality and energy of each set despite the challenging listening experience. Strong audience engagement and the chaotic yet magnetic atmosphere create a memorable event. Overall, the concert is appreciated as a standout moment for avant-garde noise lovers. Discover the raw intensity and cosmic chaos of this groundbreaking live noise event—listen and experience a unique musical journey!