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THE REVIEW
Playing is a serious matter, there's no doubt about it. Just think about how to craft some riffs or work on the rhythm section. Suppose nothing comes out of your brain, as always, learn from Radio Moscow...
Go to someone good to get records and have them fetch it for you. Once you have it, put it on, sit down, have a beer (I recommend a Pilsner Urquell) and a nice joint. They couldn't care less about you! You heard that right, these guys pick up their instruments and go at it fiercely.
What's in this album? Who the hell cares. I play them and understand that these guys have guts, enough to burn ass hair from 100 miles away with the amplifier. I put them on after a devastating Saturday with friends, naturally drunk. They listen and with that drunk tone they say: "Who are these? Where the hell did you find them? You're the same old bastard. You listen to kick-ass music and never share it with us" And I send them where they deserve, which is to hell.
Listen to "No Good Woman" and then we'll talk again. Until then, let me speed along the Brescia bypass with Radio Moscow in the car CD player. I'm not waiting for you, nor is Music.
Playing is a serious matter.
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Summary by Bot
Radio Moscow's Brain Cycles is praised for its raw and fierce musicality, capturing the spirit of classic psychedelic and garage rock. The reviewer emphasizes the energy and guts behind the riffs, making it perfect for intense listening sessions. The album stands out as a rough gem to enjoy with friends or alone, delivering unforgettable rock moments. 'No Good Woman' is highlighted as a key track.Tracklist Videos
