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 This CD is somewhat flat, I would say neither fish nor fowl.

 A mélange of sounds without a precise direction, nothing that captures attention.

Ian Brown's third solo album, Music Of The Spheres, is criticized for its lack of direction and failure to captivate. Unlike earlier singles, this album's mix of electronic and analog sounds comes across as flat and uninspired, failing to engage listeners. Discover why Ian Brown's Music Of The Spheres struggles to impress—read the full review and listen for yourself!

 The album is enjoyable, especially now that the radios have stopped torturing us with hits from this group.

 It’s not a masterpiece, but some good dance music won’t be out of place in any of your CD collections.

Modjo's debut album showcases their signature dance music style influenced by retro and electronic sounds. While the duo struggled to craft a complete LP following their hit singles "Lady" and "Chillin'", the album remains enjoyable. The work is comparable to artists like Air, Moby, and St. Germain. Though not a masterpiece, it provides good dance tracks suitable for any collection. Discover Modjo’s unique blend of retro and modern dance beats – listen to their album today!

 Maxim "out of The Prodigy" shows us who the mind of the group is.

 "Money making is a wonderful thing..." sums up the purpose of this album in its chorus.

Maxim, known from The Prodigy, offers an album heavy on chemical beats reminiscent of 'Firestarter'. While tracks like 'Killing Culture' and 'Hell's Kitchen' stand out, the album feels more like a remix than fresh material. The collaboration with Skin is noted but does little to elevate the album's originality. Overall, the album comes across as commercially aimed but lacking innovation. Discover Maxim's Hell's Kitchen and judge the blend of Prodigy beats and collaborations for yourself!

 Who the hell do you think you are? Just look at these people!

 Without inventing anything, they want to become celebrities.

The review delivers a harsh and sarcastic criticism of Electric Soft Parade's debut album Holes in the Wall. It questions the band's originality and dismisses their aspirations to fame without innovation. The reviewer expresses frustration and compares them unfavorably to other artists. Read this unfiltered take on Electric Soft Parade’s debut and decide if their music lives up to the hype!

 If you like Monster Magnet and Queens of the Stone Age, this is the album you're looking for.

 Don’t be surprised if they all sound a bit the same to you. It’s a limit of the genre, not the band.

California Crossing by Fu Manchu offers a solid stoner rock experience reminiscent of Monster Magnet and Queens of the Stone Age. The album features fuzzy guitars and prominent bass, though the vocals might feel irritating to some. Standout tracks include "Hang On," "Bultaco," and "Wiz Kid." For the band's best work, fans should explore their 1996 album "In Search Of...". Listen to California Crossing now and dive into Fu Manchu's fuzzy stoner rock journey!

 Aside from the poor "It Began In Africa," the album is good.

 It’s not love, but it’s a nice album. Get my drift?

The Chemical Brothers' Come With Us is a solid album blending new and old electronic sounds. Despite a weak track, it offers standout moments with songs like 'Come With Us' and 'Star Guitar.' The album evokes nostalgia reminiscent of earlier works such as Exit Planet Dust and Orbital's In-Sides. Overall, it's a pleasant and worthwhile listen. Listen to The Chemical Brothers' Come With Us and explore their unique blend of electronic sounds!

 Few CDs in my modest collection give me the same feeling of 'slipping away.'

 A timeless album, it could be from the 70s or from next year... In its lack of pretension, it is superb.

The review praises The Strokes' debut album 'Is This It' as a timeless indie rock record that effortlessly captivates listeners from start to finish. The album's simplicity and lack of pretension make it superb and deserving of its critical acclaim. The reviewer connects the album to other classic records and highlights its lasting appeal. Listen to The Strokes' 'Is This It' and experience a timeless indie rock classic today!

 This pseudo-acoustic duo seems somewhere between the most boring moments of R.E.M. and John Denver.

 There is always the feeling of déjà-vu or better, déjà-heard.

This review criticizes Turin Brakes' The Optimist LP as overrated and uninspired. The pseudo-acoustic duo is compared unfavorably to bland moments of R.E.M. and John Denver. The album is said to feel repetitive and adds nothing new to the listener's experience. The review disputes the high rating given by other outlets. Discover if Turin Brakes' The Optimist lives up to the hype or falls flat with this honest review.