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 If psychedelia is a journey towards the sun, then Father Murphy has circumnavigated it to reach other universes.

 Father Murphy are singers of something that is ending; their music reeks of disease, it is cathartic, in the sense that from music like this one can only be reborn into new life.

Father Murphy’s album '..And He Told Us To Turn To The Sun' delivers an original and unsettling take on psychedelic music. The album is described as a cathartic journey through metaphysical and dissonant soundscapes with a non-linear structure. Its music evokes a dark, morbid world and reflects contemporary uncertainty, standing apart from traditional influences. The review emphasizes the band's unique, avant-garde style and their exploration of chaotic madness. Dive into Father Murphy's dark and original psychedelia—listen now to experience their haunting musical journey.

 "'Limerick' is a nocturnal storm, a perpetuation of gigantic waves, a continuous swirl inside the ocean, wind and water and night, one of the most intense tracks you can listen to."

 "If Bardo Pond hadn’t had the perhaps absurd pretension of renewing (psychedelic) rock... they would be one of the greatest bands of the ’90s."

Bardo Pond's third album, Amanita, is praised for its adventurous psychedelic approach within post-rock, despite some pretentiousness and lengthy tracks. 'Limerick' stands out as a powerful, intense highlight. The album challenges music norms with its surreal vocals and complex guitar work, positioning Bardo Pond as both innovators and partially realized visionaries of psychedelic rock. Dive into the hypnotic world of Amanita and experience one of the most intense psychedelic post-rock albums ever made.

 Imagination goes hand in hand with loneliness, more precisely, the more one is alone, the more an imagined reality becomes powerful.

 One of the most precious films released in recent years.

Tideland by Terry Gilliam is an emotionally stirring film about imagination entwined with loneliness. The story follows Rose and Dickens, two isolated children whose fantastical world transcends reality. The film emphasizes visual storytelling over plot, offering multiple interpretations of its 'Upside-Down World.' It is praised as one of the most precious films in recent years. Watch Tideland now to experience a breathtaking journey through imagination and solitude like never before.

 This album... is a succession, more than actual songs, of themes that connect or contrast, juxtaposed in a random or more or less systematic manner.

 The total effect of this album is a gigantic trip into the loss of language embodied by the ’00s.

Kevin Drew’s Spirit If... is a standout indie album that embraces chaos and rejects conventional song structures. Inspired by the sound and philosophy of Broken Social Scene, the album creates a dreamy, immersive atmosphere. Drew’s work offers an expansive and intelligent take on post rock, making it one of the most brilliant albums of the 2000s. It challenges listeners to explore music beyond clichés and traditional forms. Discover the brilliant and dreamy chaos of Kevin Drew’s Spirit If... — listen now and experience indie reinvented.

 The greatness of the record lies in its being unabashedly full of references yet never trivially revivalist.

 It is a record that holds the power of storytelling, which makes it confusingly genius.

The Magnetic Fields' album Distortion reinvents Stephen Merritt's vocal style with a rich layer of distorted echoes reminiscent of shoegaze and reverberated rock. The record skillfully balances nostalgic references to diverse rock influences without feeling merely revivalist. Songs like 'California Girls' stand out for their inventive production and evocative atmosphere. Ultimately, the album is praised for its storytelling and unique sonic texture. Dive into Distortion by The Magnetic Fields and experience a richly layered, nostalgic sonic adventure today!

 Fasolo playing and singing like Barrett in this album should not be taken as simple revival.

 It is an update of psychedelia in perfect 2000s style, and it is much closer to the turbulent pseudo-Zappian frescoes of Ariel Pink.

Jennifer Gentle's 'Funny Creatures Lane' stands out as a pioneering Italian indie album from 2002. It blends psychedelic influences and chaotic soundscapes with enchanting melodies. The album is a bold tribute to past icons like Barrett and Dogbowl without merely reviving their style. It represents an updated psychedelic approach closer to early 2000s indie trends, driven by a creative courage that resonates through its unique sound. Explore Jennifer Gentle's unique psychedelic sound in 'Funny Creatures Lane' and experience a bold tribute to classic and modern indie influences.

 This album is intrinsically the total negation of post-rock, not its evolution.

 Their alteration of perspective lies in considering what is complex and programmatic in their music not as the future, but as tradition.

This review revisits Battles' Mirrored, emphasizing its rejection of post-rock evolution in favor of an avant-garde style grounded in simplicity and childlike expression. The album intertwines chaotic rhythms with melodic synths and vocals to create a profound aesthetic statement. The review highlights the album's meta-musical reflection on tradition and innovation, praising its storytelling quality and expressive power. Mirrored is seen as a significant and enlightening work of the decade. Discover Battles' Mirrored—listen now and experience avant-garde complexity through childlike simplicity.

 Teenage Riot: because the soul of punk is not dead yet, and that’s a good thing.

 Steve Shelley’s drums never revealed their immense importance more than at this concert: tribal, Dionysian, the stirring sound of a frustrated need for a generational redemption now impossible.

This review celebrates Sonic Youth's 2007 live performance of 'Daydream Nation' at Piazza Castello, Ferrara, highlighting the band's enduring punk spirit and musical evolution. It contrasts the intense energy of the first set with the mature calm of the second, marked by Steve Shelley's distinctive drumming. The review admires Kim Gordon's unique vocal style and the band's honest portrayal of generational and cultural themes. Overall, it praises the group's authenticity and relevance nearly two decades after the original album's release. Dive into Sonic Youth’s legendary live set and experience the raw power of Daydream Nation all over again!

 An attitude, in short, of 'we couldn’t care less,' which for me alone is a merit worth 100.

 What links them to Seattle is being, like many of those bands, passionate and exciting.

This review explores Verdena's 2007 live performance at Villa Solaria, emphasizing their fearless approach and intense delivery. Despite mixed public perception and critical skepticism, their passion and unique style shine through. The review highlights their honest, ironic self-awareness and the emotional depth that connects them to Seattle rock bands, surpassing superficial comparisons. Discover Verdena's intense live sound—listen to the Villa Solaria 2007 album and feel their passionate alternative rock energy!

 I experience a surge of amused excitement.

 Their music is an attempt at control that fails, a system that flaws, an appearance that always implies a dark side.

The reviewer initially finds Battles' Mirrored somewhat conventional but becomes captivated after repeated listens. The album blends math rock structure with funk and electronic elements to create music that balances rational control with chaotic unpredictability. This fusion results in an anti-positivist, philosophically rich sound that challenges conventional tendencies. Listen to Battles' Mirrored and experience a groundbreaking blend of math rock and unpredictable rhythms!