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 The guy has rare sensitivity and taste in the musical sphere in which he moves, successfully transcending its fragile boundaries.

 For a strange short circuit between geography and metempsychosis, the guy also has a Voice worthy of the name, which in certain pieces cannot help but remind one of the more melodic Jeff Buckley.

Imaad Wasif's album The Voidist offers a unique blend of folk, psychedelia, and rock that defies stereotypical expectations of his Indian heritage. The reviewer highlights Wasif's rare sensitivity, strong songwriting, and a vocal style reminiscent of Jeff Buckley. Standout tracks include 'Priestess,' 'Widow Wing,' and 'Redeemer,' showcasing dynamic shifts between acoustic and electric sounds. The album's heartfelt nature makes Wasif a promising artist to watch. Listen to Imaad Wasif's The Voidist and explore this unique blend of folk, psychedelia, and rock today!

 For more than half of the album, the tracks flow enchantingly and disturbingly, with hooks never clichéd but innately 'pop' in the best sense.

 Its strength is at the same time its greatest weakness: a polyhedric variety so pushed that it risks suffocating a personal style.

Menomena's third album, Mines, refines and expands their distinctive blend of quirky pop and indie rock. The album showcases diverse influences, from David Byrne to DJ Shadow, offering catchy, cerebral tracks. While its variety is a strength, it sometimes overshadows a cohesive personal style. Overall, Mines stands as a standout, though a shorter duration might have improved its impact. Discover Menomena's Mines—listen now and dive into its rich, quirky indie pop soundscape!

 The Welsh White Noise Sound refer more to the putative fathers than to canonical shoegaze bands.

 Unpredictably among the top 5 of the past year.

This review offers a fresh perspective on White Noise Sound's album, praising its psychedelic approach to shoegaze influenced by Spacemen 3 and Jesus And Mary Chain. The album’s slow crescendos and hypnotic tracks stand out, especially songs like "Is It There For You" and "No Place To Hide." While some tracks rely heavily on their inspirations, the band shines when blending different styles cohesively, creating a unique sonic journey. Overall, it ranks as one of the top albums of the year. Dive into White Noise Sound’s psychedelic shoegaze journey—listen now and explore their hypnotic soundscape!

 Listening to Hawkwind is a duty, it helps with erections, delays orgasms, and keeps you young and broke.

 A well-done tribute like this 'Hawkwind Triad' serves both as a starting point for newbies and a periodic refresher for enthusiasts.

The Hawkwind Triad tribute album offers a compelling and respectful homage to the cult space-rock band Hawkwind. Featuring three distinct groups—Harvestman, U.S. Christmas, and Minsk—the album balances faithful reinterpretations and fresh, creative approaches. The review highlights the cult status of Hawkwind, their influence on later artists, and praises Minsk's energetic and clever renditions. It's both a treat for longtime fans and a perfect introduction for newcomers. Dive into the cosmic sounds of Hawkwind Triad and experience psychedelic space rock reimagined by three unique bands!

 The three young Australians have seen the light, reworking their sound, cloaking it in a subtle psychedelic aura, supported by Kevin Parker’s astonishingly Lennon-like voice.

 An album with monstrous additive capabilities, born from a 360° vision of today’s psychedelia married to an enviable 'pop' writing. Chapeau!

The reviewer reflects on the challenging aspects of summer while celebrating how Tame Impala's Innerspeaker became the soundtrack to a recent summer. Initially skeptical due to their EP's vintage style, the reviewer praises the band's evolution into a psychedelic sound enriched with unique arrangements and Kevin Parker's Lennon-esque voice. The album traverses various psychedelic and rock influences, offering a fresh and addictive blend of old and new styles. Innerspeaker is hailed as a remarkable psychedelic pop album with strong artistic vision. Listen to Tame Impala's Innerspeaker and dive into a psychedelic summer journey today!

 Powerful psychedelic rock assaults so perfect in their retro nature that they almost make you raise an eyebrow.

 ‘Set Fire To The Forest’ rockets out like ‘Mother Sky’ by Can until a HUGE wah wah explodes, turning everything into a tribal Hendrixian delirium.

Rick Tomlinson returns with Voice Of The Seven Thunders, delivering a dense and electric psychedelic rock album. The 10-track set mixes instrumental unity and varied styles, balancing homage with fresh execution. Highlights include hypnotic folk, krautrock-inspired segments, and powerful guitar-driven jams. The album is praised as a strong revival of retro psychedelic sounds and a contender for album of the year. Dive into the electrifying sounds of Voice Of The Seven Thunders and experience a masterful psychedelic rock journey today!

 They tried in every way possible.

 At the end of the ride, and after several listens, the album flows beautifully, even with the huge difference in sounds compared to the previous one.

‘Coconuts’ by Archie Bronson Outfit marks a noticeable shift from their previous garage rock sound towards compressed, 80s-inspired post-punk tones under Tim Goldsworthy’s production. While not groundbreaking and with some weaker tracks, it offers engaging psychowave excursions and unique global collaborations. The band is clearly in search of a distinct sonic identity but still delivers an album that flows well with interesting moments. Dive into ‘Coconuts’ and explore Archie Bronson Outfit’s bold fusion of 80s post-punk and psychowave sounds today!

 A fresh example of how one can sound "Old" in 2010, but without the stench of stale and obsolete.

 An album that won’t change the fate of today’s music scene, but will bring a breath of fresh air and a lovely smile to those angry faces of yours.

The review praises Citay's 2010 album Dream Get Together for its sincere recreation of late '60s electrified folk and early '70s hard rock. Unlike their previous work, this album avoids sounding outdated or sterile. It features well-crafted songs, strong production, and a mix of folk, psychedelic, and shoegaze influences, making it a refreshing listen for fans of retro rock. Listen to Citay's Dream Get Together for a nostalgic yet fresh folk rock experience that brightens your day!

 White Hills finally refine the ideas and solutions of their previous albums, forging a monolithic and yet rarefied sound.

 Navigators of the underground river of early millennium heavy psychedelia.

The review highlights White Hills' self-titled album as a refined journey through heavy psychedelia rooted in the New York underground scene. Combining hypnotic riffs and cosmic soundscapes influenced by bands like Hawkwind and Tangerine Dream, the album stands out for its monolithic yet rarefied sound. It praises the band's evolution since their earlier work and applauds their unique blend of blues and psychedelic rock. The reviewer appreciates the album’s immersive, trippy qualities and its place in the city's vibrant music culture. Dive into White Hills' cosmic psychedelia and experience New York's underground vibe — listen now!

 "An almost pretentious work in its desire to cover a decidedly wide psychedelic spectrum."

 "Not a fundamental album, but a different point of view to understand the kaleidoscopic prism of contemporary psychedelia."

The Asteroid No. 4's 1998 debut album is a hidden psychedelic treasure from Philadelphia's late 90s revival scene. Combining 60s pop influences with 80s acid psychedelia, it offers a wide-ranging sonic journey with hypnotic drones and dreamy melodies. Though overlooked upon release, a 2008 vinyl reissue highlights its uniqueness and enduring appeal for psychedelic music fans. Dive into The Asteroid No. 4's psychedelic journey and explore this rare gem from the 90s revival scene.