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 More than a century after his passage on this vile earth, his voice still gives us chills.

 Today, in the year 2005 A.D., Blind Willie Johnson belongs to us; he is part of our mythology; he is the soul of all of us.

Blind Willie Johnson overcame blindness and historical racial oppression to create a powerful, unique blues style. His left-handed guitar playing and soulful voice remain deeply moving over a century later. The review celebrates his lasting impact as a legendary figure whose music transcends time and continues to inspire. It invites listeners to embrace his raw, spiritual sound as part of our shared cultural heritage. Discover the raw soul of blues—listen to Blind Willie Johnson and feel the power of his timeless voice.

 An unjustly underrated album by the 'EELS', these are the ones that step off the beaten path that only those with a strong sense of self-irony can deliver.

 'Souljacker' is an incredibly powerful piece, pure rock’n’roll; bass guitar riff and screams a 'summary' of how it should be but almost never is.

Souljacker by Eels is an underrated album marked by creative self-irony and a disjointed yet compelling rock approach. Though not their best work, tracks like 'Souljacker' and 'Woman Driving, Man Sleeping' highlight their unique style. The album balances powerful rock, emotional ballads, and playful experimentation. It offers a glimpse into Mark Everett's distinctive artistry, making it interesting for both longtime fans and those exploring the band. Dive into the quirky and powerful world of Eels' Souljacker—listen now to experience this underrated indie rock gem!

 It’s about dismantling and reassembling the Blues model without following the instructions, practically like building a bazooka with the ‘Bromsta’ Ikea assembly kit.

 ‘2012’ is not an album but like having a carousel in your brain spinning to the rhythm of limp notes.

Old Time Relijun's 2012 album is a bold, experimental take on the blues, rejecting traditional structure in favor of abstract soundscapes. With inventive use of instruments and a chaotic, cerebral style, it challenges listeners to engage deeply. The album is recommended for multiple listens to fully appreciate its complexity and creativity. Dive into Old Time Relijun’s 2012 album for a mind-bending sonic adventure—listen now and let your neurons dance!