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Daft Punk Human After All • by Omega Kid

At launch in the distant 2005, I immediately thought that Human After All was a gigantic trolling, to be honest, not even too entertaining, with prototypical tracks probably discarded from Discovery and based on a 10-second idea looped for 5 minutes. It was also an album that, despite the unprecedente…

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DeRank™: 43,00
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George Michael Twenty Five • by Abraham

He died on Christmas Day, and probably smiled. That sly smile, with a face begging for a slap of aristocratic beauty. He wanted to be alone, sought and claimed solitude: if he had been born in Italy he would have become Lucio Dalla.

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DeRank™: 119,05
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Biosphere Substrata • by ZiOn

To review an album like Substrata, I believe a good way to start is by looking at the cover image. White prevails, a color that evokes an immense frozen or snowy expanse; in the box at the center, however, distant, immovable mountains stand out, overshadowed by a clear blue sky.

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DeRank™: 83,56
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Biosphere Cirque • by ZiOn

The most adventurous DeBaseriani will have organized, at least once, a trip to the regions of the far Northern Europe, namely in those lands characterized by a cold climate and endless winters, marked by the long polar night.

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DeRank™: 96,09
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Mecánica Clásica Mar Interior • by Embal

Mecánica Clásica ‎– Mar Interior (Abstrakce Records 2021)

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DeRank™: 21,00
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Oasis Whatever • by marcoliam

WHATEVER - OASIS - A year of grace for English Brit-pop, with dazzling names such as: Suede, Blur, Radiohead, Mansun, The Verve, Kula Shaker, and so many more! The Oasis group, in 1993, swept away the competition, arriving at the first place in just a few months with their debu…

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DeRank™: -22,12
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Grimes Miss Anthropocene • by ZiOn

During your Internet browsing, between a photo of a scantily clad starlet and a news article, you may have come across the word Anthropocene. If so, great, you already know what it's about; for everyone else, it might be helpful to remember that the term "Anthropocene" has been proposed b…

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DeRank™: 45,09
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Depeche Mode Songs of Faith and Devotion • by Dislocation

A summary might allow us to finally revisit the mass logistics that typically govern the qualitative stratifications of trovadorism, as well as imply other and more varied trends aimed at leaving unchanged and immobile the intrinsic motivations that, akin to the work of modern spin doctors, bestow quality upon th…

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DeRank™: 67,96
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Liam Gallagher Live @ Etihad Stadium, Manchester 01.06.22 • by Valentyna

Writing the review of this concert will not be easy. First, because I've never written one before, and second, because emotions and feelings are difficult for me to translate into text. How does one do it? I'll try to be pragmatic and recount the evening. This concert is the rightfu…

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DeRank™: 121,79
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Alva Noto Transform • by CosmicJocker

Trying to remodulate my blunt status as a mammal, I wandered through the woods with "Transform" on my headphones.

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DeRank™: 85,87
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Ibibio Sound Machine Electricity • by ZiOn

I'll be honest, after listening to Electricity by the Ibibio Sound Machine, I couldn't help but exclaim: "Finally." After the post-dubstep hangover (and I'd even say post-everything), leaving behind some pretentious experiments, these Twenties of the Third Millennium are standing out for a greater concreteness from a musical point o…

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DeRank™: 124,31
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Esthero Breath From Another • by ZiOn

If the experiments of Kraftwerk and synth-pop made electronics popular, it was nevertheless in the 1990s that we witnessed a spread of these sounds. Technological evolution favored the birth of the so-called “new sounds” (as they were classified in a store where I squandered my savings); these last ones challenge…

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DeRank™: 71,46
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Alessandro Cortini Avanti • by gabbox

In the ideal condominium of contemporary electronic composers, Alessandro Cortini would occupy the penthouse with a sea view. An open space designed to measure a gradient wave from white to black and vice versa. A personal space resulting from years of music in the service of others. From Nine Inc…

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DeRank™: 29,18
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Boards of Canada Hi Scores • by HOPELESS

Hexagon Sun Collective: Ghosts Of Electronics.

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DeRank™: 111,23
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Cluster Cluster II • by Cervovolante

It might not be a coincidence that the cover of Krautrocksampler by Julian Cope is dedicated to Cluster II. As rightly noted by Cope, "Cluster II is very similar to the early Suicide, and it's really hard to imagine that Alan Vega and Martin Rev weren't inspired by this musi…

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DeRank™: 44,47
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The Hellacopters Eyes Of Oblivion • by De...Marga...

Disappointment, bewilderment, and embarrassment.

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DeRank™: 63,00
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Illuha Interstices • by CosmicJocker

There is a wall.

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DeRank™: 84,67
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Giorgia Meloni Io sono Giorgia. Le mie radici, le mie idee. • by Geo@Geo

Sardinia, 17/03/1974

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DeRank™: 47,34
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Bonobo Fragments • by ZiOn

Among the most representative names in electronics in recent years stands out Simon Green, known to many by the moniker Bonobo.

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DeRank™: 105,37
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Nashville Pussy Let Them Eat Pussy • by IlConte

How to combat human (moral) misery.

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DeRank™: 160,48
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