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 "Pinups" is the hallucinated duet with Marianne Faithfull, a perfect and poisonous kitsch fruit unfortunately absent from the album.

 The screeching pick that transitions from "Rosalyn" by the Pretty Things to "Here Comes The Night" joins a comic and intermittent scream, and the effect is sublime.

David Bowie's 'Pinups' is a cover album highlighting underrated '60s classics, serving as a bridge between his glam-rock phase and his later soul influences. The album showcases distorted guitars, falsetto vocals, and energetic saxophones, blending Bowie’s unique style with tracks from bands like the Yardbirds and the Kinks. While some songs feel like fleeting whims, others such as 'Sorrow' are unforgettable highlights. Overall, 'Pinups' is an intriguing snapshot of Bowie’s evolving artistry. Dive into David Bowie’s 'Pinups' and discover a unique glam-rock take on classic 60s hits—listen and witness his bold musical evolution!

 "From the first track, 'Watch That Man,' the clean alien aesthetics have given way to a dirty, scratched, rough, distorted sound."

 "The album is a milestone in the 'pop-rock' panorama and remains fundamental and still very relevant for anyone who wants to know not only Bowie but the path taken by music from the 70s onwards."

This review celebrates David Bowie's Aladdin Sane as a seminal album that pushed rock music forward with its raw sound and theatrical depth. Emerging from the success of Ziggy Stardust, Bowie infused American cultural impressions into a diverse musical palette. The album features standout tracks like 'Time' and 'Jean Genie,' showcasing Bowie’s vocal maturity and artistic range. Its iconic cover art and avant-garde influences mark it as a key milestone in pop-rock history. Dive into the rich world of David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane and experience one of rock’s greatest classics today!

 David Pajo, one of those people with whom it’s surprisingly pleasant to talk. Sharp, interesting, never snobbish.

 'Whatever, Mortal' is an album to dedicate a few but right moments: a trip towards the Alps, a northwest passage.

David Pajo’s 'Whatever, Mortal' is a delicate and inventive post-folk album blending acoustic textures with subtle noise and psychedelic elements. The album rewards patient listening and reveals layers of influences from folk and experimental music. Pajo's modest and introspective style shines through a collection of tracks that evoke varied moods from melancholic to unsettling. This album is a thoughtful journey suited to listeners looking for depth beyond surface enjoyment. Listen to Papa M’s 'Whatever, Mortal' and experience a beautifully subtle post-folk journey.

 Just the opening song... gives you the feeling of being cradled in a warm bath, with candles flickering on the edges of the tub and the slide guitars blowing under your skin.

 ‘Songs For The Jet Set’ has nothing pretentious, it’s just a small simple album recorded in eleven days of May.

Drugstore’s ‘Songs For The Jet Set’ is a quietly intimate and cohesive acoustic album recorded in just eleven days. The music flows gently with a combination of soft guitars, chimes, cello, and slide guitars, creating a soothing, warm atmosphere. While some tracks are subtle or easily overlooked, the overall effect is a simple, heartfelt collection that captures the band’s delicate indie folk style. The album maintains a consistent tone of introspection and melodic calm throughout. Listen to Drugstore’s ‘Songs For The Jet Set’ for a soothing, intimate indie folk experience.

 "You feel like leftover of something that’s gone, immersed in the instrumental sunset of the title-track."

 "It’s hard to stay angry when there’s so much beauty in the world."

The review beautifully captures the melancholic and poetic essence of Nick Drake's second album, Bryter Layter. It explores the autumnal atmosphere, lyrical depth, and delicate musical arrangements that create a dreamlike experience. Drawing connections to film, the reviewer highlights the emotional flights in tracks like "Fly" and "Northern Sky." The album is portrayed as a timeless and graceful work embodying beauty and introspection. Experience the haunting beauty of Nick Drake’s Bryter Layter—listen now and lose yourself in its poetic autumnal charm.

 The essentially original feature of their music lies in combining electro, new wave music, sometimes kraut, with lyrics that are not sung but rather recited.

 The listening of these ‘technical tests of transmission’ is first of all advisable in small doses, paying attention to the lyrics, to the stories, more than to the melodic cues.

Offlaga Disco Pax’s debut album 'Pocket Socialism' blends electro, new wave, and krautrock with recited lyrics full of irony and poetic nostalgia. The album critiques traditional leftist militancy and alternative music snobbery, offering a fresh Italian indie sound. While the spoken style may become monotonous over time, the quality of lyrics and unique musical textures make it a recommendable listen, especially in small doses. The band’s originality stands out in the Italian underground scene. Explore Offlaga Disco Pax’s unique blend of electro and poetic storytelling—listen to "Socialismo Tascabile" and dive into Italy’s indie underground!

 The first thing you hear is a hallucinatory guitar together with an acidic voice, shot into your ears like a sonic bullet.

 Je Ne T'aime Plus are masters of their instruments, but when they play, it’s we who are no longer masters of ourselves.

Je Ne T'aime Plus's sole album 'La Prima Cosa' delivers a distinct psychobilly sound with powerful guitars, precise bass, and acidic vocals. The lyrics explore youthful fears and tragicomic themes across dynamic, circus-like compositions. The band’s music mixes violent energy with irony, culminating in the mystical track 'Diosa Dea'. This album is a unique and compelling entry in the Italian indie scene, showcasing songwriting depth and instrumental mastery. Listen to 'La Prima Cosa' now and experience the raw psychobilly energy of Je Ne T'aime Plus!

 Teka-P are here to dispel this false belief that different traditions can’t be reconciled.

 Andrea and Ivo’s originality in writing... gives the 'bastard children of Milan' a human and never rhetorical voice.

Teka-P’s album Caragna No skillfully blends Milanese folk traditions with blues, soul, and R'n'B, creating a fresh and original sound. The sextet offers a mix of reinterpretations and original songs that convey irony, cultural storytelling, and musical innovation. The band’s unique style and live shows mark a significant addition to Milan’s music scene. The review highlights standout tracks and the group’s ability to connect tradition with modern rhythms. Listen to Teka-P’s Caragna No to experience Milanese tradition fused with soulful blues and innovative rhythms!

 Sodastream are saved. They don’t change course, don’t change arrangements, don’t subtract or add instruments to their ensemble.

 An album not at the levels of The Hill For The Company and A Minor Revival but that... resembles a painting of tempera colors, almost naive, with many small figures hidden in the snow.

The reviewer appreciates Sodastream's consistent acoustic pop style on Reservations. The album delivers inspired, well-produced songs with subtle violin and harmonica touches. Though not as impactful as their best works, it remains a pleasant and emotionally evocative listen. The review also reflects on the dilemma between artistic evolution and consistency. Listen to Sodastream's Reservations for a heartfelt acoustic pop experience filled with delicate melodies and warm emotions.

 We will always be there to love Dylan because he is Dylan, and that’s enough for us.

 His voice is like a mud formed in the tradition, it slipped through the decades, has smeared a bit of everything, and we like to know that it still stains.

Bob Dylan's Modern Times showcases his signature blend of rock, blues, and folk, delivering poetic and sometimes captivating tracks. While some songs feel dull or avoidable, Dylan’s enduring voice and storytelling keep fans engaged. The album reflects the artist's tireless spirit and deep traditional roots, appealing more for his legacy than innovation. Dive into Bob Dylan's Modern Times and experience the poetic spirit of a timeless music legend.