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 The real secret of this record lies in a new fragile balance between electronic sounds, percussion, folk melodies with the harshness of the Calabrian dialect.

 They claim to have synthesized a new genre, taranta-dub, from the fusion of the two eponymous genres and they provide us with an example in at least a couple of tracks.

Pantarei's Radio Buddha offers a fresh take on the fusion of taranta and dub music, featuring Calabrian folk melodies and a rhythmic heartbeat percussion. The album combines electronic elements with rich regional dialect lyrics, ranging from light to ironic to serious themes. Its production quality is excellent, and the live experience promises even greater energy. This unique balance crafts a new genre that stands out in the Mediterranean music scene. Explore Pantarei's Radio Buddha and experience the vibrant new taranta-dub fusion that blends tradition with modern rhythm!

 Top-notch musicians have tried to bring progressive rock and psychedelia to the present day by blending them with modern sounds; the result? Excellent for me.

 Radioactive Toy, one of their first hits, here much less rock and transformed into a 15-minute psychedelic delirium.

This review celebrates the 1997 live album 'Coma Divine - Live in Rome' by Porcupine Tree. The band skillfully blends progressive rock and psychedelia with modern sounds, delivering a high-quality recording. Highlighted are standout performances of 'Signify,' 'Waiting,' and 'Radioactive Toy,' recorded during a successful three-day event with 3600 attendees. The reviewer recommends it especially to fans of musical technique and Pink Floyd enthusiasts. Discover the magic of Porcupine Tree's live 1997 show—listen now to a psychedelic progressive classic!