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 This album is pure fire. Without saying a word, it will take you where you have never been or where you always wanted to go but could not find the right path on the map.

 The fire of the phoenix cannot be extinguished, only its power can be reduced.

Ronin's 'Fenice' presents an evocative and immersive album conveying themes of fire and water, life and death, and rebirth. The music carries the listener on a mystical journey across nine unique stages filled with rich imagery and sound. The album invites suspension in its ethereal atmosphere, capturing emotions through its experimental, ambient tones. Despite a moderate rating, the reviewer highlights the album’s power to transport and inspire. Dive into the fiery depths of Ronin's 'Fenice'—listen now and experience a mesmerizing musical rebirth.

 A voice that recalls snow and crystals, vibrating with lethal intensity, possessing an almost adolescent purity, yet it is warm like the crackling fire in the hearth of a cabin.

 Like the very particular warmth of a bluish, cold but inviting fire; a "burning ice" that we turn in our hands like a lava diamond we never want to let go.

Susanne Sundfør's third album, The Brothel, is a captivating blend of icy purity and warm emotion. Her voice stands out amidst a mix of piano, strings, electronic synths, and percussion. The album evokes a snowy, ethereal landscape with catchy yet sophisticated melodies. Production by Lars Horntveth adds depth, creating a personal and original sound. The album avoids self-indulgence, instead offering atmospheric and poignant music. Dive into Susanne Sundfør’s enchanting world on The Brothel — listen now and experience the icy warmth of her unforgettable voice!

 "Metal as a symptom of the cooling of human relationships. The appearance of a cold humanity in emotional expressions."

 "Try to scream now."

Valerio Evangelisti’s 'Screaming Metal' explores the dehumanization of mankind through a dystopian lens, where metal and technology dominate humanity’s destiny. Blending history, myth, and science fiction, Evangelisti crafts a chilling future marked by violent repression and societal decay. This anthology, part of his larger Metal Cycle, showcases provocative storytelling and a unique critique of modern existence. The review highlights the author's innovative narrative weaving and thematic depth, marking it a landmark in Italian speculative fiction. Dive into Evangelisti’s 'Screaming Metal' and experience a compelling sci-fi journey that challenges humanity’s future and its own nature.

 Their meow is completely different from all other cats: Chat Noir loves jazz, but not so much the 'smoky' and warm kind from clubs but rather the one with a north-European matrix, cold, evocative, dilated and more melodic.

 The three Italian cats have finished playing, slowly slipping into the shadows, looking at us with a sly and satisfied gaze. They know they have overwhelmed us for better or for worse.

This review praises Chat Noir's third album, Difficult To See You, for its evocative blend of jazz, post-rock, and atmospheric electronica. The trio's musicianship transforms a melancholic narrative into an immersive auditory journey. The music evokes deep emotion through delicate piano, bass, drums, and occasional trumpet. The album stands out for its creative depth and ability to move listeners without conforming to one genre. Explore Chat Noir's unique jazz fusion in Difficult To See You and immerse yourself in an evocative musical journey.

 A very warm voice, deep, full of groove and imagination, in constant dialogue not only with his instrument and the rest of the musicians but above all with the listener.

 The great musician managed to unite two different worlds but absolutely complementary, treading more convincingly on the debris of that wall which many would like to erect between various genres.

Ron Carter's 1978 album Pick 'Em showcases the bassist's mastery and innovative use of the piccolo bass alongside a string quartet. The album blends jazz and classical elements, creating rich, warm soundscapes. Accompanied by notable musicians, Carter's performance remains at the forefront, delivering an intimate and imaginative dialogue. The album is praised as a successful experiment in genre fusion and a personal musical statement. Explore Ron Carter's Pick 'Em and experience the unique blend of jazz and classical strings today!

 Listening to the music of "Come To Daddy Ep" is akin to dealing with a psychotic madman: smiling, speaking with you amicably, yet observing you with bloodshot eyes, holding a cleaver behind his back.

 "Come To Daddy (Pappy Mix)": a small gem of electronic schizophrenia, a continuous descent into a modern and deformed hell.

The review praises Aphex Twin's Come To Daddy EP for its intense and varied sonic landscape. It highlights the contrast between torturous, hardcore tracks and gentle, ethereal melodies. The EP is described as a reflection of Aphex Twin's unique artistic persona, blending multiple electronic genres. The reviewer considers it a masterpiece that challenges listeners' minds while captivating their emotions. Dive into Aphex Twin's Come To Daddy EP and experience the fierce contrast of haunting beats and serene melodies for yourself.

 The music of Michael Shrieve contained in this beautiful 2001 album does just that: it aims straight at the heart and essence of jazz, rock, and blues, rendering them into pure concept and expanding them into something that is hard to define upon first listen.

 The veil of maya, therefore, is served: art that doesn’t settle for creating something absolutely well-defined, but rather continuously seeks confrontation and that openness to other genres, sounds, and ways of understanding music.

Michael Shrieve's 2001 album 'Fascination' masterfully blends jazz, rock, and blues into an immersive and foggy soundscape. Collaborating with Bill Frisell and Wayne Horvitz, Shrieve creates a fluid, atmospheric experience that challenges initial perception but rewards patient listening. The album is noted for its experimental approach and strong, personal artistic identity, reflecting Shrieve's versatile career. Dive into Michael Shrieve's 'Fascination' and experience the captivating fusion of jazz, rock, and ambient soundscapes.

 The music of Mastodon is the sound of nature.

 It is the frantic beating of our heart. The primary instinct, the sacred fire of life in our eyes. Eternal catharsis.

This review portrays Mastodon's 'Blood Mountain' as a powerful, nature-inspired journey emphasizing perseverance and self-awareness. The album's heavy riffs and atmospheric sounds evoke primal instincts and catharsis. Each track contributes to a vivid portrayal of struggle and eventual rebirth, making the listening experience intense and transformative. The reviewer highlights the band's ability to blend aggression with deep emotional resonance. Dive into Mastodon’s Blood Mountain and experience the primal power and emotional depth of this metal masterpiece.

 Cop Shoot Cop develop a different industrial sound: it’s a more melodic industrial, but with twisted and at times tribal melodies, disturbed by noise-flavored frequencies, but with a strong ironic component.

 Dark, distressing, grotesque, violent, unsettling but also ironic, hypnotic, and irreverent: this and much more are 'Ask Questions Later' and Cop Shoot Cop.

This review praises Cop Shoot Cop's third album 'Ask Questions Later' as a cult classic of the 90s industrial scene. The album's dark and dystopian themes are matched by a unique melodic yet noisy industrial sound. The band stands apart by combining irony and experimental elements without a traditional drummer. The review highlights the album's intense and hypnotic tracks while emphasizing its lasting influence and underrated status. Dive into the haunting world of Cop Shoot Cop's 'Ask Questions Later' and experience a unique industrial masterpiece today!

 The Orb’s ambient-house will gently cradle your senses, as our journey proceeds unhurriedly towards the center of the universe.

 Alex Paterson bids us farewell from his almost tangible and multifaceted music with a satisfied smile, certain we will meet again not too long from now somewhere else in his brilliant mind.

This review celebrates The Orb’s debut album 'Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld' as an immersive ambient-house journey through space. Alex Paterson leads the listener on a slow, mesmerizing ride filled with cosmic sounds and psychedelic beats. The album’s texture evokes a sense of wonder, relaxation, and exploration. It is praised for its ability to gently cradle the senses and create a transporting experience. Dive into The Orb’s cosmic soundscape and experience a mind-expanding journey beyond the Ultraworld today.