DIAMANTI is an intimate and ethereal electro-pop gem, filled with a nocturnal atmosphere.

 With the first record GINEVRA demonstrates an already very refined and recognizable artistic personality.

Ginevra Lubrano's debut album DIAMANTI showcases her as a refined and distinctive artist in the electro-pop scene. The record impresses with its intimate, nocturnal atmosphere and seamless blend of genres like trip-hop and dance-house. Collaborations with producers Marco and Francesco Fugazza enhance the album's elegant and cohesive sound. Though the artist initially seemed overshadowed in live settings, this album reveals her full potential and unique artistic personality. Listen to Ginevra's DIAMANTI and experience a stunning electro-pop journey!

 "Carlame immediately sounds the retreat. He is naked, perhaps scared, certainly disarmed."

 "Sabotaggi is a musician's desire to once and for all break down genre barriers with a certain self-irony and a lyrical clarity that can easily be mistaken for self-pity."

Carlame's solo album Sabotaggi showcases a unique blend of drum'n'bass, rap-core, and punk-hardcore, reflecting deeply personal themes amid pandemic isolation. The lyrics navigate introspection and social issues with raw honesty and vivid allegory. The album marks a confident artistic reinvention for Carlo Mischiatti, blending harsh sounds with moments of softness. This DIY-produced work is passionate and urgent, breaking genre barriers with self-awareness and emotional clarity. Listen to Carlame's Sabotaggi now and experience a powerful blend of raw emotion and genre-breaking sound.

 Visionetics attempts to transfer the language of drum and bass to Naples, contaminating it with ethnic elements, passion for Japanese culture, and hip-hop references.

 The result is inconsistent and prevents Visionetics from entering the must-have album list, but the debut deserves at least one listen.

Nevrotype's Visionetics is a rare and commendable attempt to localize the drum and bass genre within Naples' unique cultural context. The album shines in its early tracks, blending electronic rhythms with ethnic and Japanese influences, and features skilled sampling and scratching. Though some vocal parts lack harmony and clarity, the overall production is mature and engaging. Visionetics is an essential listen for those curious about the evolution of electronic music in southern Italy. Press play on Visionetics and experience a unique blend of Naples’ drum and bass with global sounds and vibrant rhythms!

 Sometimes I wonder what goes on in the mind of a visionary genius like RichardDavidJames...

 Perhaps just to shout at him, like the kid in the last track: 'Stop making that big face!'

The review delves into the complex and contrasting nature of Aphex Twin's Come To Daddy EP, highlighting its blend of unsettling and tender tracks. It reflects on the artist's mental state, ironic streak, and influence on electronic music. With vivid track descriptions, the review praises the EP’s innovative approach and enduring impact. It encourages listeners to immerse themselves in Richard David James’ provocative sound world. Dive into Aphex Twin’s Come To Daddy EP and experience the haunting brilliance that reshaped electronic music!

 Raven is yet another example of a dazzling image prevailing over substance, a flaw of too many productions in recent decades.

 Her performance, in the long run, proves to be flat and monochromatic, with the specter of boredom lurking.

Kelela’s album Raven, released by Warp Records, is praised for its high-profile collaborators and genre-blending production. While the album opens strongly, much of it suffers from a flat vocal delivery and repetitive themes. Despite some interesting moments, the review finds the album more style than substance, leaving the overall impact underwhelming. Discover Kelela's Raven and explore the blend of ambient, R&B, and modern soul that challenges expectations.

 The album lasts about an hour and is certainly suitable for absorbed and demanding listening.

 I assure you that the bravest will remain firmly in their seats and let themselves be led by Noise & Paradox to the frontiers of the galaxy.

Transmograpfication by Noise & Paradox offers an evocative journey into cosmic soundscapes blended with jazz-inspired drum and bass rhythms. Released in 1998 during the genre’s early wave, the album uniquely melds German cosmic influences with UK breakbeat. Its complex layers and abstract moments invite absorbed listening, balancing experimental psychedelia with accessible structure. The review celebrates the album as an underrated gem for adventurous listeners. Embark on a cosmic sonic journey with Noise & Paradox's Transmograpfication—listen and explore a groundbreaking fusion of drum and bass!

 Those expecting a replication of the dreamy trance of ‘Fable’ and ‘Children’ were indeed disappointed.

 23am is an uneven album that disappointed not only early fans but also the 'electrophiles' audience Robert aimed at.

23am, Robert Miles' sophomore album, diverges greatly from his debut Dreamland's dreamy trance hits. It explores ambient, chill-out, drum and bass, and live instrumentation with spiritual and conceptual themes. While some tracks like "Freedom" and "Textures" stand out, much of the album struggles with pacing and uninspired arrangements. This bold, yet uneven effort disappointed fans expecting more dance hits and marked a turning point in Miles' career. Listen to Robert Miles' adventurous 23am and discover an experimental side beyond the trance hits!

 "The not-so-excellent sound immediately draws attention, and a good part of the responsibility falls on producer JS16."

 "In Stereo soon sinks into the abyss of indecency, a zone sadly close to the derisive raspberries from Eduardo’s memory."

The review revisits Bomfunk MC's 1999 debut album In Stereo, which followed the global success of the single Freestyler. Despite nostalgic appeal and some listenable tracks, the album suffers from poor production, repetitive lyrics, and inconsistent sound, leading to disappointment. Only a few songs are salvaged amidst a largely flawed record. Ultimately, it reflects the end of the band's international breakthrough. Discover the story behind Bomfunk MC's In Stereo — listen, reflect, and explore the highs and lows of this 90s electronic hip-hop album.

 In Controller 7’s album, we easily move from abstract compositions to intense or even touching pieces.

 Put the phone down, postpone the call to the psychiatric ward, and give a chance to Left Handed Straw.

Controller 7's debut album Left Handed Straw is a chaotic yet coherent experimental hip-hop record. Released under the Anticon label, it blends jazz, electronics, and abstract sounds. The album challenges traditional rap norms with instrumental pieces, phone conversations, and eclectic samples. Its humor and musical innovation make it a compelling listen for fans of avant-garde beatmaking. The review highly recommends diving into this unique musical journey. Discover the avant-garde beatmaking of Controller 7’s Left Handed Straw—listen now and explore the boundaries of hip-hop.

 Mysteries of Funk retains nearly intact its charm and still represents a precious testimony of the golden age of drum and bass.

 The thirteen tracks stand out for their cryptic and cerebral atmosphere, where traditional rhythms are accompanied by dissonances, edgy basslines, and strange grooves.

Grooverider's debut album Mysteries of Funk is a dark, cerebral drum and bass journey blending electronic elements with jazz and psychedelia. Produced with Optical, the album artfully fuses broken beats, edgy basslines, and evocative vocals. While some tracks explore nu-jazz and hip-hop, the overall atmosphere remains mysterious and innovative. Nearly 25 years after its release, the album endures as a seminal work in the genre's golden age. Dive into Grooverider's Mysteries of Funk and discover the dark depths of classic drum and bass fused with jazz and psychedelia today!

 A shiver down the spine, accompanied by the phenomenon commonly known as goosebumps.

 We are facing a work that is not too bold to define as a concept album, capable of interpreting the spirit of club culture and those Nineties that saw the explosion of dance music.

Second Toughest in the Infants, Underworld's 1996 album, remains a pinnacle of electronic music, blending techno, trance, and progressive-house with experimental touches. Known for iconic tracks like 'Born Slippy,' the album explores complex emotions and 90s club culture, delivering a layered, immersive experience. Its enduring impact marks it as a timeless classic in the genre. Dive into Underworld's influential album and experience the unforgettable sounds of Second Toughest in the Infants today!

 Aphex Twin smoking cocaine to maintain control over the kinetics of the sound.

 A crescendo, a climax, and a diminuendo: what is lost in spontaneity is gained in the ballistic precision of senses polished (and not occluded) by drugs.

This review explores Aphex Twin’s album ...I Care Because You Do through the lens of the artist’s drug use, suggesting cocaine smoking influenced the album's precise and controlled IDM sound. The album marks a maturation in Aphex Twin’s style, balancing frenetic beats with melodic house and ambient textures. The reviewer highlights a structured ascent and descent within the album, contrasting earlier works. The cover art and album title are seen as symbolic reflections of the artist’s mindset during this period. Dive into Aphex Twin’s ...I Care Because You Do and experience the precision and depth of this IDM landmark.

 "Warlords Rising remains an excellent debut, powerful and heavy-hitting just right."

 "'Dreadlock' is a perfect mix of techno keyboards, Jamaican atmospheres, and broken beat, perfect for the dancefloor."

Warlords Rising by Future Prophecies is a notable 2005 drum and bass album heralding the genre's comeback. Combining dark, aggressive techstep with jazz, world, and ambient elements, it showcases the duo's stylistic versatility and powerful production. Despite some length and sound simplicity issues, the album remains a key release in the mid-2000s drum and bass scene. Recommended for fans of heavy electronic music and genre revival enthusiasts. Listen to Warlords Rising now and experience the powerful resurgence of drum and bass.

 It is therefore a more inspired Martyn that we find in his latest work, an experienced producer who tries to process a mourning and recover the weight of his own music.

 At the end of the playback, one has the impression of having listened to a concept album about loss and abandonment, a personal work with a therapeutic function for its creator.

Martyn's Voids marks a return to the artistic roots evident in his debut album, blending genres like garage, dubstep, and techno. The album explores themes of loss and mourning, inspired by the passing of DJ Marcus Intalex. It presents a thoughtful and powerful listening experience, with intricate layering and emotional depth. Overall, the album is a strong, inspired work that balances personal reflection with musical innovation. Discover Martyn's Voids—dive into an emotional and powerful electronic journey today.

 There is a mental map between black music and traditional cultural ties in the first solo album by Dj Tubet.

 An album that never fails to surprise, also for an excellent percentage of female presence represented both in the melodic/vocal parts and in rap.

Dj Tubet’s debut solo album Fin Cumò is a multicultural journey blending 14 languages and genres, including reggae and 90s hip-hop. It features global collaborations and strong female vocal presence. The album balances traditional storytelling and modern sounds, celebrating regional identity amidst globalization. Produced largely by Dj Tubet, it offers surprising musical experiments and heartfelt lyrics. Discover the rich blend of languages and beats in Dj Tubet’s Fin Cumò—listen now and experience a global hip-hop fusion like no other!

 Panella himself said in an interview that only those who have been to high school can understand Hegel, while if someone listening to the album is an idiot, they will admit that whoever wrote the lyrics wrote nonsense.

 "Hegel" is, therefore, Battisti's testament... a last attempt at musical freedom by the artist.

Hegel, Lucio Battisti's last album released in 1994, marks a bold artistic departure from his earlier works. The album blends diverse electronic genres with complex, philosophical lyrics inspired by Hegelian thought. Despite low commercial success and a strained partnership with lyricist Panella, Hegel stands as a testament to Battisti’s musical freedom and innovation. Its enigmatic nature and rich soundscapes continue to captivate fans and challenge listeners' understanding. Hegel remains a unique and influential conclusion to Battisti's career. Discover the enigmatic beauty of Lucio Battisti's final album Hegel – listen now and experience its avant-garde fusion of philosophy and sound.

 Dargen D'Amico is undoubtedly the best pen in the Italian rap (and beyond) scene.

 'CD' is the Greek Tragedy of Dargen D’Amico, his call to human feelings.

Dargen D'Amico's album 'CD' is celebrated as his most romantic and emotionally deep work, with lyrical brilliance and inventive beats. While mostly centered on love, the album balances heartfelt ballads with bright, experimental sounds. Collaborations with notable Italian artists enrich the record's quality. Though some tracks feel overly sentimental, Dargen's artistry shines through, marking 'CD' as a significant and compelling entry in his discography. Dive into Dargen D'Amico's 'CD' for an emotional and experimental rap experience that redefines Italian hip hop!

 "The 'I’m gonna love you more than anyone' repeated as a Tibetan mantra... drains away every residue of absence."

 "With a decisive gesture, I knock my rough knuckles on the window glass and finally let time inundate the room."

The review portrays Burial's Rival Dealer EP as an immersive and emotional listening experience, blending ambient and dubstep elements. It captures themes of persistence, healing, and the passage of time through evocative soundscapes that deeply affect the listener’s perception and mood. The review emphasizes the transformative power the music holds over personal hardship and memory. Dive into Burial's Rival Dealer EP and experience its haunting soundscape that transforms time and Emotion. Listen now!

 Analog is a nice album, fascinating, dark, and with an almost cinematic leitmotif.

 Basically, Misanthrop had fun for 40 minutes with some new analog vst and some minimal-neurofunk rhythms, but with a good result.

Misanthrop's Analog is a successful 40-minute instrumental neurofunk album marked by dark, cinematic tones and retro synths. The album avoids vocal samples and mainstream influences, focusing on experimental sound design. Though some tracks echo previous works, overall it delivers a consistent and engaging listening experience. The album is a testament to Michael Braeuninger’s skill in crafting minimal yet captivating electronic music. Discover Misanthrop’s Analog—immerse yourself in its dark, cinematic neurofunk beats and explore this unique electronic journey today!

 The Maestro Suzuki was leading us to Zen, time and place had become obsolete concepts.

 I often listen again to Tosca’s masterpiece, always with the same immense enjoyment.

The review describes Tosca’s 2000 album Suzuki as an ambient masterpiece that creates intimate, hypnotic atmospheres with its down-tempo rhythms and ethereal sounds. The author recalls a nostalgic summer evening where the music helped break social awkwardness and set a romantic mood. The album’s blend of piano touches, female whispers, and deep basses is praised for its emotional and relaxing qualities. Even years later, the album remains a personal favorite capable of transporting listeners to a dreamlike state. Discover Tosca’s Suzuki and immerse yourself in an unforgettable ambient journey.