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 They are so clever as to give you the optical (auditory) illusion of "mutation", but then you sharpen your senses and realize it’s just the color of the skin and/or armor that is aging.

 Always different but always the same. Always Them. And only them. The Oxbow.

The review praises Oxbow's Thin Black Duke for maintaining the band's core identity while creating the illusion of constant change. It highlights the album's dark, intense, and intelligent qualities. The reviewer admires the band's ability to balance evolution and consistency, resulting in a unique listening experience that is unmistakably Oxbow. Dive into Oxbow's Thin Black Duke for a dark, intense, and uniquely evolving rock experience.

 The BLENDER SOLO (!) is one of the most wonderfully astonishing things one can ever hear in the phonographic realm.

 When at the seventieth second the (only) blender solo kicks in, you are truly petrified: and the beauty is that it fits wonderfully with marvel.

This review highlights Alice Donut's 1990s release 'Magdalene' on Alternative Tentacles, focusing on the surprising and brilliant blender solo on Side B. The reviewer praises the inventive mix of trombone and the unconventional solo, elevating an indie-rock cover into a timeless and unforgettable piece. The record's quirky charm and nostalgic vinyl experience are celebrated. Listen to Alice Donut's 'Magdalene' and experience the legendary blender solo that makes this 90s indie release unforgettable!

 There was a time when Urge Overkill went down gracefully like a basalt boulder thrown directly from the summit of Everest.

 It is precisely the 'authenticity' of these scattered little pieces that make them interesting and enjoyable even more than thirty years later.

The review highlights Urge Overkill's early EP 'Strange, I' as a raw and authentic work produced by Steve Albini. It contrasts the unpolished youthful sharpness of this release with their later more polished rock sound. The EP's rough edges and energetic approach connect it with early independent rock acts and make it interesting even 30 years later. The band's unexpected rise in mainstream via Geffen and Pulp Fiction is mentioned as a backdrop. Overall, the EP is praised for its genuine indie spirit. Discover the raw energy and authentic vibe of Urge Overkill's 'Strange, I' EP – listen now and explore a landmark of early indie rock!

 "A bold feast for the ears, an epiphany, perhaps even an orgy, a godsend for those who demand dangerously cacophonous and booming sounds."

 "The best way to understand what kind of audio-visual mess these cheerful rogues concoct would be to enjoy them live."

Itchy-O's 'Burn The Navigator' is a daring and chaotic musical experience from a 32-piece satanic marching band that blends electronics and traditional instruments. The album impresses with its boldness and unique sound, though it may sound cleaner than their live shows. Stylistically linked to avant-garde and Crash Worship influences, this album is a standout in underground experimental music. The reviewer highly recommends experiencing their energetic live performances. Experience the wild, chaotic sounds of Itchy-O's 'Burn The Navigator' and dive into their unforgettable live shows!

 MACCAZZAROLA these blessed stones have been planted here (there) for three thousand five hundred years!

 What should give prestige and attract/inspire people in our extraordinary country is indeed exploited in the worst way.

The review details a visit to Nuraghe Sirai during Monumenti Aperti, expressing disappointment over limited physical access to the site due to halted excavations. Although the monument is extraordinary, visitors were only allowed to view it partially from afar, with minimal interpretative guidance. Despite efforts by young guides, the experience left the reviewer with more questions than answers and concerns about how such a significant heritage is managed. Discover the true story behind Nuraghe Sirai and explore the reality of Sardinia’s open monuments today.

 They make it theirs: the original harmonica is transubstantiated here into some kind of trivial vintage keyboard.

 There must be a reason if two of the most virtuous and recognized and different entities of [very] grumpy American sound agreed to... take it on tour.

This review highlights the unique collaboration between The Melvins and The Unsane on their joint release 'Alleged / The Bloat.' Both groups are praised for taking ownership and creatively reinterpreting original tracks with distinct, grumpy American rock styles. The reviewer asserts this record is far from insignificant, standing out as a bold and virtuous statement in underground rock. Explore this intense collaboration by The Melvins and The Unsane and experience a distinct take on underground rock.

 Take a big blender, one of those really large ones. A model of 20-30 tons should suffice.

 All that’s left is to ring the ever-present cathodic bison in cannelloni Canna Vacciuolo and serve still bubbling the authentic, unique, inimitable, indelible “Dialettiche della Merda” produced by Billy Bao.

Billy Bao's 'Dialectics Of Shit' is an intense, chaotic album that blends raw emotion with avant-garde noise. The review uses vivid metaphors to describe the wild mix of sounds and feelings, highlighting its unique and inimitable nature. It's a challenging listen but rewarding for fans of experimental music. Originally released in 2008, this album stands out for its provocative and unfiltered sonic approach. Dive into Billy Bao's explosive 'Dialectics Of Shit' and experience a raw sonic journey like no other!

 The cinematography is sincerely beautiful and the intrinsic quality of the images is pleasantly striking.

 It is a poorly exploited opportunity considering the main theme of fatal banditry on the island.

This review assesses Fabio Manuel Mulas' first feature film, praising the beautiful cinematography and authentic use of the Sardinian language. However, it criticizes the film's weak narrative structure, lack of psychological depth in characters, and banal dialogue. Despite these flaws, the film’s focus on Sardinian banditry offers potential for a more impactful representation in future works. Discover the raw beauty and cultural depth of Sardinia in Fabio Manuel Mulas' film and explore its unique cinematic approach.

 It is with fair probability the best DeProgram Radiophonified* in the entire known Galaxy.

 The physical presence in the studio... imparts to the program an augustness, a breadth, a poeticity and portentousness that are difficult to match in nature.

The reviewer expresses enthusiastic and heartfelt appreciation for DeBBaser’s radiophonic program, highlighting its poetic depth and richness. The collaboration with RadioTandem and presence of the core creators adds a unique character that stands out galaxy-wide. Despite minor genre-specific absences, the show’s linguistic and cultural layers enrich the listening experience. The review ends on a playful and anticipatory note for future meetings and broadcasts. Tune in and discover the rich and poetic world of DeBBaser’s unique radiophonic program now!

 Wilson brought back to the center of contemporary thought an idea as ancient as it is universal: the idea of the soul.

 He was neither a mystical time-waster nor a vulgar contemplative: he was the skeptic par excellence.

The review explores Wilson's multifaceted intellectual identity and his philosophical system focused on the soul, civilization, and social ills. Known as a skeptic, Wilson challenges public opinion by advocating for a renewed spiritual and cultural awareness rooted in myth and thought. The album reflects his complex ideas and cosmopolitan background, presenting a thoughtful critique of humanity's struggles. Discover the deep and reflective world of Wilson's Volgarmente detto Amico—dive into his intellectual and musical exploration today!