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Schizoscriptures Schizoscriptures • by kloo

How easy is it to hide behind the excuse of industrial? We had already talked about the new path of emo here and here, but speaking of the project schizoscriptures we delve even more into digital hardcore dynamics, hyperpop, bubblegum bass funneled into a "welcoming" melting pot of industrial…

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DeRank™: 37,36
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Cosimo El diamante de la bachata Esta bachata • by IlariaDiRoberto

COSIMO EL DIAMANTE DE LA BACHATA: A BALM FOR THE SOUL.

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DeRank™: 1,64
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Cosimo El diamante de la bachata Esta bachata • by IlariaDiRoberto

COSIMO EL DIAMANTE DE LA BACHATA: A BALM FOR THE SOUL.

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DeRank™: 1,64
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Echt! INWANE • by macaco

Taken by the beat of trap and hip-hop

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DeRank™: 71,78
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Sfera Ebbasta Famoso • by JpLoyRow

What tedium. Let's remedy this.

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DeRank™: 34,44
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Hy Averback Lasciami baciare la farfalla • by Confaloni

Am I so irresistibly attracted to movie titles now buried in archives covered with dust and mold? Without dismissing newly released or recent works, I admit that rediscovering some old film undeservedly forgotten is still a commendable effort. If these relics are buried in the hippy paraphernalia (a nice definitio…

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DeRank™: 18,00
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Samuel Beckett Aspettando Godot • by CosmicJocker

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DeRank™: 92,31
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Robert Turman Flux • by zotter

Immersed in a-historical ebbs and flows, the expanded harmony of the spheres breathes with a life of its own.

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DeRank™: 27,00
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Robert Turman Flux • by zotter

Immersed in a-historical ebbs and flows, the expanded harmony of the spheres breathes with a life of its own.

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DeRank™: 27,00
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Archie Shepp Fire Music • by zotter

Malcolm, Malcolm semper Malcolm.

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DeRank™: 31,79
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Daddy Yankee Despacito • by Poeziadelgiorno

I can already imagine the future of reggaeton: an extension in vapor style with me there, lounging on the couch and smoking a cinnamon stick with a bottle of crinton; ah, savoring it right in front of the elders, spitting in their eye all the rage of the little rebels.

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DeRank™: 68,57
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Iron Maiden Best Of The Beast (Vol. 2) • by Salesuliveires

Hola, de-utientes. After 3 winters, I return to review, and for the first (and I think last) time in 🔋Spanish Language🔋.

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DeRank™: 20,13
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Negramaro Contatto • by alessio80

This latest (for now) effort by Negramaro is a steaming pile of feelings. It talks about us, our generations, who live in a "no man's land" where Sangiorgio urges us to "stand tall" against everything and everyone. It's a powerful album that makes you want to go out and scream…

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DeRank™: -23,74
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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The Beatles I Want You (She's So Heavy) • by anonimato

Controversial review (also known as 'nammerdainutile')

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DeRank™: 24,55
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Burzum Belus • by snes

The other day, after two years, I attended a concert.
Twenty-five people on a private terrace listening to a friend who wants to seriously give it another shot and is doing the "first transmission tests" from the top of the balconies.

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DeRank™: 142,84
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Aqua Aquarium • by ZiOn

In a world where doubts increase more and more, I can say I have at least one certainty: I hate Piero Scaruffi. Unbearable and pretentious, Scaruffi perfectly embodies the figure of a music critic, with that mix of nerdiness and fake know-it-all attitude that often characterizes it. To add element…

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DeRank™: 123,85
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The Future Sound of London Lifeforms • by CosmicJocker

The misfortune of Theseus was to find himself in a rational, geometric labyrinth, as intricate as you like, yet always designed by the human mind.

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DeRank™: 98,83
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Michelangelo Antonioni DESERTO ROSSO • by JOHNDOE

After Night of '61 and Eclipse of '62, two masterpieces, Antonioni directs his first color film in '64: RED DESERT and wins the GOLDEN LION IN VENICE.

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DeRank™: 16,74
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