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 Nothing here is ever banal because nothing is left to chance, everything brushes perfection.

 Psychedelic rock has a new face. A face stained with electronics, melancholy, anger, and resignation, but also lots of beautiful melody composed of independent schemes.

Anathema abandons their metal roots in 'A Natural Disaster,' delivering a hypnotic and meticulously crafted album. Featuring influences from Pink Floyd and Radiohead, the album blends psychedelic rock with electronic touches, melancholy, and melodic richness. Each track stands out as a unique story, showcasing the band's artistic growth and emotional intensity. The reviewer praises the album's detail, depth, and memorable songs, calling it a 'little gem.' Listen to Anathema’s 'A Natural Disaster' and experience a captivating journey through modern psychedelic rock.

 Like a beautiful flower, this CD opens up, but it does so slowly, silently, almost unnoticed.

 They stand out for their style in playing rock ballads with that touching guitar that penetrates and filters straight to the heart.

Longview's debut album Mercury offers a warm, deep, and evocative sound that stands out among British rock bands. Despite comparisons to Coldplay, Longview delivers a unique style characterized by touching guitar melodies and a soulful voice. The album opens slowly but captivates with its intimate rock ballads, making it a worthwhile listen for fans of emotional and melodic music. Though regarded as somewhat superfluous objectively, the reviewer finds personal value and lasting appeal in the album. Listen to Longview's Mercury and experience a unique blend of British rock ballads full of emotion and depth.

 Their sound weaves dreamlike visions, settling deep within the soul, between the breath and the heartbeat.

 The whispered words of 'Catch the Breeze' convey feelings of loss, depression, and dejection; 'Ballad of Sister Sue' is heartrending.

Slowdive's 'Just For A Day' epitomizes the shoegaze movement with its dreamy and melancholic soundscapes. The album invites deep reflection and emotional journeys through its psychedelic and calming tracks. Highlighted by heartfelt songs like 'Catch the Breeze' and 'Ballad of Sister Sue,' it left a lasting influence on future generations despite not radically changing music. Listen to Slowdive's 'Just For A Day' and immerse yourself in dreamy shoegaze melodies.

 Inspired by the heterogeneous landscape of their country, Worm Is Green produces a sound endowed with remarkable evocative power.

 Thirteen tracks, each more beautiful than the last and, as usual, the cover says it all by itself.

Worm Is Green's 'Automagic' delivers a masterful electro-ambient experience inspired by Iceland's landscape. The album blends evocative soundscapes with electronic elements and English vocals. Highlights include tender and melancholic tracks, alongside a modern cover of Joy Division's classic. Overall, the album is stylish and immersive, praised for its mood and musical control. Discover the evocative sounds of Worm Is Green's 'Automagic'—listen now and immerse yourself in Icelandic electro-ambient bliss.

 Their music, a child of the 60s, is bastardized by the frequent yelling of the singer, at times annoying and at the limit of tolerance.

 The hidden track is the song with the most personality of all... but that’s not enough.

The review initially finds the album intriguing but quickly notes the band’s lack of a strong musical identity. While the opening tracks hold some promise, the album ultimately fades due to weak melodies and an irritating vocal style. Random solo segments feel out of place, and the voice lacks distinctiveness. A hidden track shows personality, but overall the album fails to impress. Read the full review and listen to Mower’s 'People Are Cruel' to decide if it’s your style.

 If only you knew how much I love Interpol, how much they are part of me.

 Specialist... It could have been the 12th song on the album and it’s worth spending 10 euros just to have it.

The review expresses deep admiration for Interpol and their EP, praising the melancholic demo versions and live recordings. The reviewer highlights 'Specialist' as a standout, calling it a hidden gem. Overall, the review is emotionally charged and highly positive. Listen to Interpol’s The Black EP now and experience its rare demos and unforgettable live performances!

 "The songs play, and I’m struck by their sound and that fresh, mature, elaborate brit-pop..."

 "This CD deserves to be listened to in its entirety. (NB: they’re not commercial)."

The 'Burn's album Sally O'Mattress delivers a mature and melodic Britpop experience with clear influences from the '90s British rock scene. The vocals evoke Liam Gallagher, and every track offers catchy choruses. Although not groundbreaking and somewhat derivative, the album is cohesive and artistically sound. It's ideal for listeners nostalgic for refined British melodies and fans of bands like Oasis and The Verve. Listen to Sally O'Mattress and experience a fresh take on classic Britpop today!

 The six members astonish with the richness of styles and sounds that they skillfully blend together.

 A schizophrenic album but full of (wonderful?) surprises.

The Cooper Temple Clause emerges from the UK music scene with a debut album marked by originality and diverse sounds. Combining guitars, synthesizers, and electronic elements, the band avoids mere imitation despite Radiohead comparisons. Key tracks like "Did You Miss Me?" and "Murder Song" showcase their skillful blend of styles. The lead singer's husky voice complements the meticulous production, resulting in a compelling and surprising listen. Listen to The Cooper Temple Clause’s debut and experience a fresh blend of rock and electronics full of surprises!

 Each track struck me for the precision of the divinely arranged individual sounds; the voice blends sublimely with the piano and organ.

 It will take several listens to frame and understand this work that does not have the same immediacy of its New York cousins.

The Walkmen's first album delivers a distinct New York sound influenced by contemporaries yet uniquely independent. The music is atmospheric and precise, blending vocals with piano and organ arrangements. Tracks like 'The Blizzard of 96' shine with complex moods, and the album rewards attentive, repeated listening. Its subtlety and focus on mood make it a standout debut. Dive into The Walkmen's debut and experience its rich, atmospheric soundscape – perfect for focused listening.

 "Tim Buckley is one of the most enigmatic and anomalous Californian singer-songwriters of the 60s."

 "The entire sound enjoys an extremely modern and restless sensitivity made of fullness and emptiness, narrated by the languor of his silky voice."

Tim Buckley's 'Happy Sad' is a standout 60s album blending dreamy folk with jazz elements. Featuring six extended tracks played with vibraphone, congas, double bass, and guitar, the album highlights Buckley's versatile and emotional voice. The review praises its modern sound, poetic lyrics, and the standout track 'Gypsy Woman' with its dynamic and brilliant composition. Discover the ethereal blend of folk and jazz in Tim Buckley's 'Happy Sad'—listen now and immerse yourself in his timeless voice.