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Exhalants Atonement • by Poeziadelgiorno

I read an incomprehensible review and it piqued my curiosity quite a bit, I listened to this band and, let all the saints fall from the sky, a bust. I don't know man, running without helmets is dangerous for yesterday, Jesus looks at me like a messy drip i…

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DeRank™: 48,00
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King Crimson Discipline • by Caspasian

It seems that on Discipline, the influence of Fripp's involvement with Gurdjieff becomes evident, as he had engaged with it to “lose himself in indistinct galaxies and nebulas, to discover new worlds, those inside ourselves.” And the work of Gurdjieff on oneself, a ruthless excavation, is noticeable on the album…

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DeRank™: 67,90
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Pepemauro Bella • by Laroutedesitali

The difficulty lies in remaining detached while writing about an artist who has self-produced. We could speak highly of him, praise him, describing his approaches as talented; an expression of a broad tradition that recalls that music intertwined with the emotional bands that give life to the theater. We won'…

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Klaus Schulze Timewind • by Cervovolante

From an artistic point of view, the best musical period for Klaus Schulze is undoubtedly the '70s. In the '80s, the Master of electronics still released masterpieces (I recall the double album “Audentity”) but also many flops. He also had serious alcohol problems, which he seems to have painstakingly overcom…

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DeRank™: 22,34
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Italia 90 Italia 90 III • by MikiNigagi

That morning, I'm walking on my day off, head down minding my own business, familiar with my surroundings and avoiding them, going from point to point to do my things, and I bump into an acquaintance, hello Miki Nigagi! Gaia the florist greets me, my friend Elena who always throw…

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DeRank™: 93,00
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Italia 90 Italia 90 III • by MikiNigagi

That morning, I'm walking on my day off, head down minding my own business, familiar with my surroundings and avoiding them, going from point to point to do my things, and I bump into an acquaintance, hello Miki Nigagi! Gaia the florist greets me, my friend Elena who always throw…

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DeRank™: 93,00
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Roly Porter Kistvaen • by ciaky

Increasingly strong and unpredictable atmospheric events, our homes devastated by the violence of hurricanes, our crops destroyed by the sea that relentlessly advanced for miles.

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DeRank™: 18,36
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Roly Porter Kistvaen • by ciaky

Increasingly strong and unpredictable atmospheric events, our homes devastated by the violence of hurricanes, our crops destroyed by the sea that relentlessly advanced for miles.

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DeRank™: 18,36
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Datasoft® Bruce Lee • by Dr.Adder

LOAD”BRUCE LEE”,8 (RETURN)

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DeRank™: 24,00
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Ben Frost Theory of Machines • by CosmicJocker

In the fading light of September, I prefer the yellowish, sickly glow of streetlamps.

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DeRank™: 107,49
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Area Arbeit macht frei • by DDQ

This review is dedicated to an incredible album, difficult to describe with simple words (the Zappa-like aphorism "writing about music is like dancing about architecture" takes on more weight in this case). Words are exceedingly limiting to express the ambition of the project and to narrate the Music composed an…

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DeRank™: 16,20
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Marc Leclair Musique pour 3 femmes enceintes • by CosmicJocker

This era that has been assigned to us, this foolish, hypervitaminized, multifaceted, megabyted, multimedia-infested, and profoundly vulgar world that clogs the pores of every reasonable person truly leaves nothing unturned. In short, is it really surprising that its system of values, in the bleakest logic of "dog eat dog," ha…

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DeRank™: 61,00
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Vasco Rossi ...Ma cosa vuoi che sia una canzone... • by DDQ

After "La Città che Io Vorrei" by the good Ivan Graziani, reviewed a few weeks ago, I return to talk about debut albums that have been somewhat neglected and snubbed. This time it's the turn of the national Vasco, and the album I am referring to is the first wor…

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DeRank™: 28,04
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Tom Dissevelt Fantasy In Orbit. Round the world with electronic music by Tom Dissevelt • by 123asterisco

Better the Bitols or the RollinStons?

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DeRank™: 66,36
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Neil Young Homegrown • by Taddi

Rock and roll will never die. It's better to burn out than to fade away because rust never sleeps. It's better to burn out than to fade slowly.

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DeRank™: -18,72
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Ennio Morricone Il Buono, Il Brutto, Il Cattivo (Colonna Sonora Originale) • by italianissimo

"Music is intangible, it has no form, it is like a dream: it exists only if it is performed, it takes shape in the mind of the listener. It is not like poetry, which does not require interpretation because the words have their own meaning. Music can be interpreted i…

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DeRank™: -14,45
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Iskra #controcorrente • by VIOLA DE SOTO

It is no coincidence that Daniele Mangano has a fixed point of reference in a character like Fabrizio De André. This is clearly demonstrated in the care he puts into crafting his lyrics. In a track like Amata immortale, where Daniele's constant reference to the Genoese singer-songwriter emerges in al…

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DeRank™: 3,00
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SOL21 SIAMO DAVVERO LIBERI? • by bambi2016

When you listen to "Gebbia," Alan Sorrenti comes to mind. Yes, the one from "Figli delle stelle." Then comes "Altro," a cover of Drupi's "Sereno è." A remix where, almost rapping, it reinvents a classic of Italian pop. Tacky pop? Not at all… One, because both belong to a perio…

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AA. VV. Recensioni dischi 2020 (1a parte) • by POLO

Jeff Rosenstock - NO DREAM || Maybe you remember Jeff as that guy you found every afternoon at the record store after school, with a strange excitement drawn on his face, firmly rooted in the metal section. You can tell from the fact that his music - a well-done pop-pun…

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DeRank™: -15,00
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Black to Comm Alphabet 1968 • by luludia

The peaks are but a gaze suspended between melancholy and fear. The soul that for a moment gains the dominant view.

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DeRank™: 99,18
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