Marcel Proust

 "In My Mind All The Time is certainly not a masterpiece, but it makes you smile with its robotic minimalism from Commodore 64."

 The drummer-singer is super cool, and her singing resembles that of Melt-Banana, but much less schizoid-grind, and much more catchy-cheerful.

This review explores Numbers' 'In My Mind All The Time,' an electronic album with short, catchy tracks featuring minimalistic, robotic sounds reminiscent of a Commodore 64. The singer's vocals, similar to Melt-Banana but less frenetic, add charm to the music. Though not a masterpiece, the album offers an enjoyable listen, especially for fans of Kraftwerk-style electronic noise and junk electronics. Suitable for those seeking quirky and cheerful experimentation rather than rage or intense experimentation. Discover Numbers' unique blend of minimal electronic sounds—listen to 'In My Mind All The Time' today and enjoy its quirky charm!

 This is art! This is music! This is true punk!!

 I’m listening to it until I pass out!!

This review praises Thrones' album Day Late Dollar Short as a true punk art piece, blending diverse genres from black metal to industrial and emo. The reviewer highlights the album's raw, chaotic energy, experimental sounds, and notable covers. Despite being a collection of unreleased tracks and rare singles, it stands out as a unique and compelling experience. The review is both enthusiastic and vivid, expressing deep appreciation for Joe Preston's work. Experience the wild and raw energy of Thrones' Day Late Dollar Short—listen now and dive into true punk experimentation!

 Whoever manages to internalize this album by Double Leopards in the right way certainly belongs to the second camp... the camp of lunatics, of judges inflexible with others, as with themselves.

 Hurried and degenerating humanity cannot be interested in 'this kind of music: for them, it would be like listening to the prolonged and unison lament of their cell phones and satellite phones about the sad fate their "masters" are heading towards.

The review frames Double Leopards' Urban Concussion as a demanding and introspective album that divides its listeners. It evokes existential reflections on life, materialism, and spiritual depth through heavy experimental sounds. The music challenges mainstream appeal, suiting those who seek deeper intellectual and emotional experiences. The reviewer connects the album's atmosphere to philosophical ideas and contrasts it with popular culture's superficiality. Dive into the challenging depths of Double Leopards' Urban Concussion and experience a uniquely intense musical journey.

 Pure narcolepsy. Soothed by seductive notes that I didn’t know whether to attribute to the musical instrument or to the voice.

 Josephine, in my humble opinion, is much better [than Devendra Banhart].

This review celebrates Josephine Foster's live album capturing her unique vocal talents and haunting country-folk style. The author describes a mesmerizing concert experience filled with dreamy, dissonant melodies and deep emotional impact. The album perfectly echoes the live performance’s ethereal and nostalgic mood. Foster is praised as a distinctive voice in indie music, possibly even surpassing comparisons to Devendra Banhart. Listen to Josephine Foster’s captivating live album and immerse yourself in her haunting, soulful folk melodies today!

 White2 confirmed the inexhaustible depth of the contents evoked by this album.

 A journey into the EGO... snuggled in with cold wind seeping in, I hit PLAY and turned off the light... From beginning to end.

This review explores the profound impact of Sunn O)))'s White2 when experienced at extremely high volume in a personal, atmospheric setting. The reviewer emphasizes the album's deep sonic layers and its power to evoke introspection and intense emotional states. The experiment led to a renewed appreciation for the band’s unique style and the album’s musical depth. Experience Sunn O)))'s White2 yourself—turn up the volume, embrace the atmosphere, and dive into this sonic journey.

 This is a document... found in large quantities, in the squalid hovel where they were hiding, in compact disc format and in much more limited quantities, in the form of worn-out vinyls.

 A brief description can be crystallized in this formula: dimensional, extended surrealist riff-form!

The review warmly encourages listeners to explore Khanate's 'Capture & Release' as a unique and challenging musical experience. It highlights the band's extreme approach, slow and heavy riffs, and intense atmospheric impact. Despite initial rejection, the author admires the album's depth and how it defies conventional music norms. The review paints the album as a dangerous yet fascinating work by highly skilled musicians. Experience Khanate's brutal sonic journey — listen to 'Capture & Release' to challenge your musical limits today!

 So young and yet already experienced and disillusioned enough to infuse any melody emerging from their instruments with an unforgettable vein of cynicism and passion.

 In this chaos of multiple and irreconcilable positions... there they are, the SILVER MT ZION, hermits of sound.

This review highlights Silver Mt. Zion's album as a heartfelt and cynical reflection on post-9/11 politics and society. The band’s anti-capitalist stance shines through dense, expressive long tracks blending folk and cosmic soundscapes. Unlike mainstream musicians, Silver Mt. Zion eschews commercialism and maintains a shadowy, authentic ethos. Their vocal intensity and intricate instrumentation create a unique, emotionally charged listening experience. Experience Silver Mt. Zion’s evocative soundscapes and politically charged lyrics—listen to this powerful punk rock album today!

 The result aims... to transcend black metal, and perhaps even metal itself.

 It almost seems to me to see a single man on an iceberg, with his solitary instrumentation, contemplating a frozen ocean, and translating it into music...

The review explores how Nortt and Xasthur push beyond traditional black metal, blending drone, doom, and melancholic piano to create a deeply meditative and haunting album. The reviewer, initially hostile to black metal, finds himself emotionally moved by the transcendent and cinematic qualities of 'A Curse For The Lifeless'. The album evokes vast, lonely landscapes and existential reflection, offering a unique beauty rooted in decay and sound redundancy. Listen to 'A Curse For The Lifeless' and experience black metal's haunting new horizons.

 For an avid cannabis consumer like me, this stuff is, absolutely, DEFINITIVE, critically definitive...

 Only those with the sacred patience to reach this point can enjoy these last 5 minutes of pure bliss, to be looped endlessly...

This review praises ASVA's 2005 album 'Futurist's Against the Ocean' as a powerful and definitive doom drone record. The reviewer highlights the album's slow, oppressive soundscapes and notable collaborations, particularly emphasizing its emotional and transformative impact. With references to related artists and vivid descriptions, the review encourages deep, patient listening to experience its cathartic qualities. Dive into ASVA's haunting doom drone experience and discover why 'Futurist's Against the Ocean' is a must-listen classic.

 No music was ever conceived and performed with such religiosity… like a dark travel spell.

 The magical duo’s guitars are offered to the sky, like a beastly Eucharist.

This detailed live review recounts the author's intense experience attending Sunn O))) and Boris in Nuremberg. It highlights the crushing power of the drone metal performance, the unique atmosphere of the venue, and the personal journey leading up to the event. The overwhelming sound, ritualistic stage presence, and physical effects on the audience are vividly described, culminating in a memorable and transformative concert night. Dive into this vivid live review and experience the overwhelming power of Sunn O))) & Boris — listen to their epic drones now!