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Hooverphonic A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular • by RinaldiACHTUNG

Liesje Sadonius, the first official voice of the Hoover.

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DeRank™: 28,00
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The Residents Wormwood • by Almotasim

The quintessential Anti-Pop, avant-garde Rock and its exaggeration, electronic experimentation and concrete music, skewed orchestral arrangements and filtered voices, tape manipulation and collages outside any logic or scheme, the visual as well as sonic setup of massive theaters of the absurd, the ability to subjugate popular music and American custom…

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DeRank™: 60,15
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Lyres Lyres Lyres • by caesar666

The garage-punk scene of the '80s was undoubtedly a time of great ferment and creativity: a return to the roots of rock in an era dominated by the cold sounds of new wave. There were numerous remarkable bands: among the most important, I recall the Chesterfield Kings, the Fuzztones, an…

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DeRank™: 19,28
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The Memory Band A Fair Field • by CLOUDS

A chance encounter as only the scents of Spring can create. Bored Spring, sleepy, distracted by pollens, by the regrets of winter just behind.

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DeRank™: 28,00
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Belzebong Greenferno • by ziltoid

There is no doubt, it is through the aromatic battle name that the Belzebong make their first impression. With me that time, they did quite well I would say: nothing but consistent purveyors of abundant heavy vibes and resonating hallucinations.

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DeRank™: 54,00
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Brian Eno Music for Films • by CosmicJocker

Melancholic dozing guides us through small sonic oases. Foggy ambient that does not yet know it is such and evaporates bewildered into the ether; broken melodies, truncated chords, and gray artificial fragments compose miniatures of autumn landscapes.

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DeRank™: 50,49
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La montagna Esistere in montagna • by algol

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DeRank™: 62,92
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La montagna Esistere in montagna • by algol

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DeRank™: 62,92
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Thundercat Drunk • by MikiNigagi

Thundercat is one of those much better than us at playing the bass. You can tell because he uses a lot of semitones, like be bop, and when someone uses all those semitones in tight spaces, then he's a phenomenon, there's no doubt, it's the First Commandment of the Bass…

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DeRank™: 155,40
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Malachi Holy Music • by CLOUDS

The chant of a shaman soars on the vibrations of a primitive Raga like petals left free on the waves of a warm summer wind.

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DeRank™: 9,00
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Carl Rinsch 47 Ronin • by Geo@Geo

The mistral is the wind that blows from the Northwest; on my island, it reigns supreme. "The main of all winds," many say, who knows if it's true. Certainly, when it blows and you're in the city, you curse it, but everything changes if you're facing the sea: then yo…

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DeRank™: 35,96
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Anonimo Toto Cutugno • by 2000

The penetrating and hypnotic gaze directed towards the observer, perfectly lacquered hair, and not a hint of a smile. Toto Cutugno is in his primary guise as a charming seducer, a true Italian, leaving no chance for any girl.

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DeRank™: -8,73
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Vidna Obmana The Spiritual Bonding • by CosmicJocker

The law of a man changes according to his thought. Only the laws of the spirit remain the same.

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DeRank™: 37,28
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Vidna Obmana The Spiritual Bonding • by CosmicJocker

The law of a man changes according to his thought. Only the laws of the spirit remain the same.

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DeRank™: 37,28
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Nina Simone Silk & Soul • by RinaldiACHTUNG

We all do a little harm to ourselves. Eunice is a significant figure in the history of music and the fight against segregation, but she is also a woman deeply troubled.

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DeRank™: 29,38
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King Bong Autobohng • by nes

"Bye bye to doom" from the Kraftwerk-like window, on free-something highways, perhaps kraut and certainly jam; no over-dub. Whatever that means. However it's written. Bit (or beat?) as a trailblazer for contained evolutions. Syncopated, curious, different. Deeply different, you expect stoner, and this is different. Very. And it's not alway…

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DeRank™: 41,38
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The Drones The Miller's Daughter • by CLOUDS

Scorching music. A scorching desert punk version in the land of kangaroos. Post punk turned into blues, not American blues, but acidic border blues.

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DeRank™: 36,00
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Danny Boyle T2 Trainspotting • by Anatoly

I had been waiting for several months for this sequel of a cult classic that I devoured and re-devoured over many years. Yes, ever since I found out that the project was actually going to be made, I felt no distrust, no skepticism; I did not have the classic fear…

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DeRank™: 61,25
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Oxbow The Narcotic Story • by CLOUDS

An ex-boxer. A mathematical trio in the corner.

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DeRank™: 36,82
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Suicide Suicide • by Mark76

Suicide, S/T, Blast Fist/Mute (1977/1998)

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DeRank™: 9,49
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