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Dead Procession Rituais E Mantras Do Medo • by Buzzin' Fly

Lovecraftian doom universe. A malignant leaden universe celebrates itself in pagan rituals, incestuous embrace with Celtic formulas, faceless Gregorian spirits, inquisitorial cruelty.

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DeRank™: 27,18
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Slipknot Slipknot • by egr

Official debut of Slipknot, the most over-the-top of the so-called nu metal bands. Reportedly inspired by Slayer, Sepultura, Kiss, Fear Factory, Biohazard, Korn, and Deftones, the guys with the noose offer the general public a new form of non-music, consisting largely of guitar riffs, fast drumming, and bursts of electronics…

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DeRank™: 4,25
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Crazy Town The Gift of Game • by egr

In 1999, at the dawn of nu metal, the almost legitimate heirs of the Beastie Boys made their debut. The two leaders, rookie rappers, failed to break through in their genre, and thus they reimagined in a postmodern way the insights of late 1980s American rock. All the songs fro…

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DeRank™: -0,96
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David Bowie The rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust and the spiders from Mars • by Pierock

We like to remember him in the embodiment of his most successful persona, in the most brilliant of his many and creative disguises. At the peak of his artistic and commercial success, Mr. David Robert Jones (aka David Bowie) was Ziggy Stardust, literally "Ziggy Stardust," the protagonist of this albu…

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DeRank™: 2,92
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Nick Drake Which Will • by luludia

there's a little monkey clinging to the handle of a guitar...and there are several guitars...so the little monkey hops from one to another...it's a strange little monkey indeed, with an even stranger cat-like fur and a weasel-like face...and it doesn't make funny faces...and it has the bewildered look of a…

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DeRank™: 19,11
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Throbbing Gristle Discipline • by Battlegods

A dull morning. Wednesday. The day with the longest name, mind you, even surpassing "Sunday" in letters. Sunday tedium...

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DeRank™: 6,00
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Big Black Headache • by Battlegods

Applying oneself to an instrument like a worker with his manufacturing machinery, and certainly not of dreams.

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DeRank™: 9,00
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Fanny Kaplan Plastilin • by Lao Tze

The first business card is the name. Of the band.

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DeRank™: 64,88
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Waka Waka Stupido Teatro • by iside

I wonder where this one is trying to go?

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DeRank™: 45,28
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Death Grips Bottomless Pit • by Insect_Reject

The Death Grips return, bringing back their music of defiance.

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DeRank™: 33,21
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Syd Barrett If it's in you • by luludia

The Cinderella of "The madcap laughs"...or maybe just a maiden with a squirrel on her head...

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DeRank™: 28,89
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Niccolò Fabi Una somma di piccole cose • by SleepTwitch

After "Il padrone della festa" with the musical project Fabi-Silvestri-Gazzè, and related tour, the three have returned to releasing albums individually (notably mirroring the trio's name: Gazzè-Silvestri-Fabi). In April, "Una somma di piccole cose" by Niccolò Fabi was released, consisting of nine new tracks (including a cover "Le cose no…

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DeRank™: 35,97
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Landskap II • by caesar666

New release from Black Widow: this time it's the English band Landskap, a group that can be classified under doom and psych, characteristic genres of the Genoese label. Landskap already have a solid, intense album under their belt. Now, they release this new II which celebrates a kind of alchemica…

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DeRank™: 0,00
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Radiohead A Moon Shaped Pool • by GrantNicholas

For mode, hype, and high expectations, the release of every Radiohead album is always an event.

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DeRank™: 39,25
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Colapesce Egomostro • by Banumanu

The most well-known version of the Sicilian legend about Colapesce tells of a certain Nicola, the son of a fisherman, who was nicknamed this way due to his ability to move and dive in water and collect treasures from the seabed during his underwater expeditions. This Sicilian singer-songwriter, Lorenzo Urciullo…

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DeRank™: 27,21
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Wilson Volgarmente detto Amico Wilson • by sfascia carrozze

Wilson (2000-?), an American of Central European culture, [was] one of the greatest thinkers of our time. He [was] a cosmopolitan intellectual. Little is known about his universally multifaceted educational journey: the biographical notes in our possession are scarce. It is rumored that he trained - and then progressively expande…

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DeRank™: 91,69
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Wilson Volgarmente detto Amico Wilson • by sfascia carrozze

Wilson (2000-?), an American of Central European culture, [was] one of the greatest thinkers of our time. He [was] a cosmopolitan intellectual. Little is known about his universally multifaceted educational journey: the biographical notes in our possession are scarce. It is rumored that he trained - and then progressively expande…

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DeRank™: 91,69
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Denis Villeneuve Enemy • by aleradio

Dear Reader who reads the title, looks at the stars, and skips the review to go comment: welcome to a new episode of yes, I do love you, mom, it's just that I don't feel like recommending it to you. A show that started a long time ago, but withou…

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DeRank™: 62,20
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Death Grips interview 2016 • by 2000

WHAT IS THIS ALBUM NOT?

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DeRank™: 2,74
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Daniele Silvestri Acrobati • by rafssru

Five years have passed since his last S.C.O.T.C.H., and two since the shared experience with Nicolò Fabi and Max Gazzè, Daniele Silvestri offers his audience perhaps his best work in over 20 years of his career. We are talking about "Acrobati," a massive album with 18 tracks for almost a…

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DeRank™: 9,00
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