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 The absolutely sincere attitude and visceral passion that the guys put into their work emerge from the very first notes of the same title-track.

 If you happen to come across this rare gem, don’t let it get away!

Motorpsycho’s 'Another Ugly EP' captures the band at a creative peak in 1994, delivering a compelling mix of indie rock and hard prog. The EP features diverse tracks, including a clever Kiss cover and a quirky family-penned song. Its sincere passion and wide musical range make it an essential discovery for fans. Despite a playful hidden track, the EP showcases Motorpsycho’s artistic flair and importance in their discography. Listen to Motorpsycho’s Another Ugly EP and explore a 90s indie-prog masterpiece filled with passion and eclectic sounds!

 What I’m offering you today is a healthy example of how even in Italy, the lesson of 'post-rock' – if this term truly means anything – more cerebral and introspective is bearing rather interesting fruits.

 From the catatonic chaos of our guys emerges every now and then... the warm and whispered voice of Marco, episodes that remain rather limited to the strict necessary.

The review highlights The Fog In The Shell's album 'A Secret North' as a noteworthy Italian post-rock release with melancholic, introspective vibes. The band blends slowcore and noise-rock elements with clever instrumentation and subtle vocals. The reviewer connects personally to this promising local group, praising their musical chemistry and atmospheric depth. Though somewhat niche, the album stands out as an intelligent and compelling example of underground Italian music. Explore The Fog In The Shell’s unique post-rock sound and immerse yourself in their atmospheric debut album now!

 Static drones characterized by a latent entropic nature, dangerously entropic, evolve by swallowing each other up in a sleeping mute morning.

 When 'Labiomancy' evaporates in my room, my fingers are inkwells that stain the walls with light.

The review vividly portrays Hash Jar Tempo's 'Under Glass' as a deeply immersive and evolving drone album. With its entropic and cosmic soundscapes, the collaboration between Roy Montgomery and Bardo Pond crafts a hypnotic and timeless sonic experience. The music flows effortlessly without conventional structure, evoking emotional and mysterious imagery. Dive into the cosmic depths of 'Under Glass' and experience Hash Jar Tempo's mesmerizing drone journey now!

 At times relaxed, touching, with Dylan-esque accents. Sometimes narcoleptic, electrified, obsessive, dirty.

 Not a single word on this disc is said by chance, and the core lies there, between the lines, it’s up to you to grasp it.

This review delves into The Flaming Lips' album In a Priest Driven Ambulance, highlighting its complex spiritual themes wrapped in irony and rich lyricism. The music blends relaxed, touching moments with dirty, electrifying sounds, echoing Dylan-esque influences. The reviewer appreciates frontman Wayne Coyne’s depth and unique vision. The album invites listeners to explore beyond the surface and grasp the profound messages woven between the lines. Dive into The Flaming Lips' spiritual and sonic journey—listen to In a Priest Driven Ambulance now and uncover its hidden depths!

 Concrete is not enough to destroy the Rites of Spring. Their calls still echo in the sulfur rivers.

 They do not invade, they envelop.

Enten Hitti's album Giganteschi Pagliacci del Mondo Solare offers a timeless and atmospheric experience that evokes ancestral rites and cosmic reflections. The review emphasizes the album's subtle, enveloping soundscapes that invite deep listening and introspection. It portrays the music as a non-linear journey, blending elemental sounds with a spiritual aura. The overall sentiment is contemplative with a balanced rating. Explore the enigmatic soundscapes of Enten Hitti’s Giganteschi Pagliacci and embark on a timeless musical journey today.

 If they hadn’t taken up music, these shady creatures probably would have founded an esoteric sect, presenting themselves as Space Prophets who arrived on earth to spread the Supreme Mantra of the Gneeeuuum.

 ‘Blue Mambo’ almost makes them seem like a serious band. Even that hint of virtuosity in ‘Vinegar Stroke’, a brief and sporadic moment of semi-serious lucidity.

This review embraces the strange and playful nature of Sun City Girls’ ‘Torch of the Mystics,’ highlighting its experimental and ethnic soundscapes. It describes the album as an amusing and inventive journey filled with quirky onomatopoeic expressions and surreal humor. Despite its unconventional style, it is praised as a seriously intriguing and vibrant work. Explore the bizarre and brilliant sounds of Sun City Girls’ ‘Torch of the Mystics’—listen now and experience the unexpected!

 They caress and crush at times pineal glands at will, managing never to excess in either sense.

 A project like Vanessa Van Basten was absolutely necessary in our stifling local scene.

The review highlights Vanessa Van Basten's album 'La Stanza Di Swedenborg' as a richly atmospheric and emotionally charged sonic journey. It praises the duo's ability to blend dark and light moods through dynamic and varied instrumental compositions. The album is described as essential in its local scene, showcasing impressive versatility and depth. The review encourages discovery of this unique Italian band. Dive into the haunting atmospheres of Vanessa Van Basten’s 'La Stanza Di Swedenborg' and experience a unique Italian post-rock masterpiece.

 For Spacemen 3, the concept of live performance consists of taking four stools, placing them on stage, and sitting on them while repeatedly executing a harmonic progression of three chords.

 Taking drugs to make music to take drugs to make music to create 62 minutes and 14 seconds of interstellar travel.

This review captures the hypnotic and minimalist essence of Spacemen 3’s 1988 live performance at Melkweg. It highlights the band's unique approach to live shows, focusing on repetitive chords and dense soundscapes that reflect their drug-influenced creativity. The concert’s immersive atmosphere, drug culture references, and intense audience reactions are central themes. The album delivers exactly what fans expect: a trance-like psychedelic experience with classic covers reinterpreted. Dive into Spacemen 3’s mesmerizing live performance and experience a true psychedelic voyage—listen now!

 They are Musicians with a capital M.

 Matt Bellamy writhes like a scurvy-stricken prostitute with his guitar, shooting hallucin(a)ting solos and rolling on the ground looking for mud.

This vivid and ironic review captures the energy and professionalism of Muse’s 2006 live show at Datch Forum Assago. While the author notes occasional audience predictability and minor frustrations, the band’s musicianship and impactful performance shine through. Highlights include virtuosic piano moments and stunning versions of hits and lesser-known songs, enhanced by visual effects. The review also humorously recounts travel troubles and personal anecdotes, adding a lively character. Discover the raw energy of Muse live—read the full review and relive their 2006 Datch Forum concert now!

 It’s almost like witnessing an initiation rite, where the three priests offer incomprehensible tributes in the light of a blood-red moon.

 The album confirms once and for all the authority and validity of the chameleon Motorpsycho, undoubtedly one of the best and most original underground European groups.

Motorpsycho's Roadwork Vol.1 captures the band’s raw and ambitious live performances from their hardest rock phase. Eschewing polish for sincerity, the album features improvisation and intense energy across six tracks. The band’s trio formation shines with a blend of powerful riffs and experimental sounds. This album is a testament to Motorpsycho’s originality and enduring influence in underground European rock. Dive into Motorpsycho’s raw live sound—listen to Roadwork Vol.1 and experience rock authenticity at its finest!