Somethin 'Bout Kreay is forty-five minutes of rebellious hip-hop with electric, rave, and sometimes - I dare say - even horrorcore shades.

 If you want to feel pleasantly badass and carefree without true malice, this shit is absolutely for you.

Kreayshawn's Somethin 'Bout Kreay is a rebellious and carefree hip-hop album blending trap, rave, and horrorcore elements. While the quality varies, it delivers fun and attitude, especially with the hit 'Gucci Gucci.' Despite criticism, it’s a playful and energetic listen, perfect for chilling out without taking itself seriously. Listen to Somethin 'Bout Kreay now and embrace the rebellious, fun spirit of Kreayshawn's unique hip-hop style!

 The rector enjoys being a rock chick and plays with a song that plays upside down, over the passage of minutes.

 The ideal 'will' of every artist who talks about death as an exit from life’s stage.

Donatella Rettore's 'Caduta Massi' is a rock album marked by aggressive voice and a deliberate electronic style. Some tracks bring emotional depth and rhythmic interest, especially 'Se morirò' and 'Calus,' yet others feel clichéd or superficial. The album contains bold themes like adolescence and death but is uneven overall in quality. The reviewer appreciates Rettore's rock persona but criticizes some poorly executed songs. Listen to Donatella Rettore’s 'Caduta Massi' to discover a bold and eclectic rock experience, then decide if this spirited album speaks to you!

 With this new six-song EP, he seems to want to tell us that he is back after the criticisms and fan disapproval for the previous album.

 They do not bore thanks to the proposal of a fairly personal sound and the variety of bpm for each track.

Gesaffelstein's Novo Sonic System EP marks a return to his dark, instrumental electronic roots after mixed reactions to his previous album. Featuring six short tracks and incorporating rock elements, it balances personal sound with genre-typical loops. Despite its limited 15-minute length, the EP offers variety in BPM and recalls classic electronic influences without boring the listener. Discover Gesaffelstein’s dark electronic comeback—listen to Novo Sonic System EP now!

 Flamagra ends up revealing itself as a lukewarm listen: the initial trio only vaguely returns the uniqueness of a touch that many of us have learned to appreciate over the years.

 What is missing is that obsessive attention to detail, the upheavals in the progression of tracks when you least expect them but above all, that feeling of exploring the most remote corners of the cosmos.

Flying Lotus returned after five years with Flamagra, an album that disappointingly shifts to more conventional rhythms and arrangements. Despite many featured artists, the album lacks creative sparks and the signature unpredictability FlyLo is known for. Highlights include Denzel Curry's contribution and Thundercat's familiar chemistry. Overall, Flamagra feels like a subdued and less impactful work compared to previous FlyLo releases. Discover why Flying Lotus' Flamagra sparks debate — listen and decide for yourself!

 'Born in the Echoes' is the most drugged album by the Chemical Brothers.

 The tracks had a rather repetitive structure, often to the point of overkill, but this album breaks the formula presenting imperfect, unpredictable, jammed pieces.

The review reflects on The Chemical Brothers' album 'Born in the Echoes' as a heavy, psychedelic fusion of electronic and rock music. It highlights the raw, imperfect production contrasting with previous albums' polish. The reviewer praises specific tracks while noting some parts feel challenging to appreciate. Overall, the album is seen as a confident reaffirmation of their musical identity with nostalgic ties to their earlier work. Listen to 'Born in the Echoes' and experience The Chemical Brothers' bold return to psychedelic electronic rock.

 Complètement Fou is a qualitatively homogeneous but not linear album; there are surprises, sometimes unexpected, making the listening experience even more engaging.

 As long as there are 'young' talents like Yelle, dear old pop music will have a secure future, unfortunately not in the forefront but beloved by the true connoisseurs.

Yelle’s 2014 album Complètement Fou showcases a vibrant mix of electropop, nu-disco, and vintage French influences. Frontwoman Julie Budet delivers a confident vocal performance, capturing the spirit of the genre perfectly. The album offers stylistic surprises and an engaging listening experience, though the choice of lead single attracted some criticism. Overall, it’s a fresh, charming, and creative French pop record that pop connoisseurs will appreciate. Explore Yelle’s Complètement Fou and experience a fresh, cheeky take on French electropop with exciting stylistic twists!

 I am the main architect of Richard Benson’s electronic turn, which obviously doesn’t replace the genres that made him a legend but integrates perfectly, adding something extra.

 With Richard Benson’s hyper-technical lead voice and guitar, Ester Benson’s epic choirs, and Danny The Kid’s avant-garde production, what to expect but WAR, THE MOST TOTAL WARRRRRRR!!!

The review enthusiastically highlights Richard Benson's 'I Nani' as a masterful fusion of electronic and rock styles. It praises Benson's virtuosic guitar work combined with Danny The Kid's avant-garde production and Ester Benson's commanding choirs. The review teases the forthcoming album 'L'inferno dei vivi' and emphasizes the unique blend of esoteric symbolism and danceable grooves. Fans are encouraged to experience this fresh take on Benson's legendary sound. Listen to Richard Benson's 'I Nani' now for a powerful blend of electronic beats and virtuosic rock guitar!

 I like to imagine them on the beach, under a straw umbrella with the obligatory mojito in hand... zero stress... fantasies?

 See Me Now is a great track... a little gem, in short.

Cassius' 15 Again is a laid-back French Touch album recorded in Ibiza, featuring notable collaborators like Pharrell Williams and Le Knight Club. It offers a mix of disco, acid house, and experimental tracks. While not essential, it holds up well and provides enjoyable moments for fans of the genre. Perfect as a summer soundtrack with smooth, stylish vibes. Discover the smooth grooves of Cassius' 15 Again—stream it now and dive into the best of French Touch summer vibes!

 This is the kind of pop I like, the one that is not shouted, without arrogance but with a lot of character, and above all, that does not give up on being itself.

 "Body Talk Pt. 1" proves to be a very engaging listen, enriched by captivating and never trivial episodes.

Robyn’s Body Talk Part 1 marks an ambitious and creative phase in her career, showcasing her ability to blend electro-pop with club sounds in a fresh and engaging way. The album is praised for its varied, vibrant tracks and Robyn’s confident, personal musical identity. It stands out for its originality and emotional depth, avoiding mainstream clichés. The closing track adds an unexpected and atmospheric touch, highlighting Robyn’s versatility. Listen to Robyn’s Body Talk Part 1 and experience one of the most vibrant electro-pop albums of the decade!

 The album serves as a compendium of trends previously addressed and marks a turning point towards commitment and social denunciation.

 "Life is seen as a disease, death as the final attainment of perfection."

Immanuel Casto's Freak&Chic album combines familiar electro music with incisive social commentary. It critiques capitalist excess, identity crises, and modern consumer culture through clever lyrics and varied musical influences. The album progresses toward deeper themes of existential struggle and death, highlighted by collaborations and innovative musical moments. Ultimately, it offers a bitter, reflective experience that stands out in Casto's work. Explore Immanuel Casto’s Freak&Chic to experience sharp social critique wrapped in catchy electro beats and provocative lyrics.

 Rotersand vaguely resemble Depeche Mode with quite a bit of spice and a significantly less showy and self-centered singer, thankfully.

 "Truth Is Fanatic" is a quality product and an album always effective, intense, and “on point", enough for a well-deserved, widely positive judgment.

Rotersand's debut album Truth Is Fanatic delivers a powerful blend of futurepop, EBM, and techno with a raw yet refined style. The album balances energetic tracks and darker, reflective moments. Standout songs like 'Merging Oceans' and 'One Level Down' showcase its depth and variety. Despite the genre's constraints, the band’s formula works effectively, offering a consistently intense and well-crafted listening experience. Listen to Rotersand's Truth Is Fanatic now and experience a fiery electronic soundscape that balances adrenaline and reflection.

 The kitty cannot sustain a full LP, getting lost among fillers and somewhat boring songs.

 Had it been an EP, it would have been notable for sure.

Miss Kittin's Batbox delivers a decent electroclash experience with several strong tracks such as 'Kittin Is High' and 'Wash'N'Dry'. However, the album suffers from fillers and uneven pacing, making parts feel bland or boring. While not a bad album, it falls short of expectations set by her earlier success. An EP format might have better showcased its strengths. Discover Miss Kittin's Batbox — listen now and explore the highs and lows of this electroclash release!

 Ellen Allien can indeed be considered one of the last archangel-saviors of the now compromised electronic firmament.

 Dust is an album that lends itself to any atmosphere and any mood, a sort of 'electronic' musical clock capable of strategically scanning an individual’s mood over a precise timeframe.

Ellen Allien's 2010 album Dust is a refined and dynamic electronic work rooted in Berlin's vibrant underground scene. The album balances accessibility with artistic experimentation across ten diverse tracks. It explores a range of styles from techno and trance to ambient and synthpop, creating an evolving mood experience. The review highlights the album's cultural significance and musical professionalism, positioning Allien as a key figure preserving true electronic artistry. Discover the unique sounds of Ellen Allien’s Dust—immerse yourself in Berlin’s electronic heartbeat today!

 A bridge between underground and mainstream, a genuine keystone between the easily accessible and the greater complexity of the alternative.

 This delightful box of heterogeneity and diversification offers everything from dark synth techno-house to funky-dubstep improvisations.

Peaches' 2009 album I Feel Cream offers a unique blend of underground electroclash and dance-pop with diverse sonic experiments. The album balances accessibility and complexity, incorporating grime, techno-house, and synth revival elements. It stands out as a genuine, non-standardized electro-pop work that bridges alternative sounds with mainstream appeal. The review praises the album's heterogeneity and adventurous spirit. Listen to Peaches' I Feel Cream and dive into an adventurous blend of underground electronic sounds and dance-pop vibes!

 M.I.A. freely blends the imperfection and cacophony of electronic subcategories... with the essentiality of 'true' and 'pure' hip-hop.

 An album that marks the difficult passage between anti-commercial underground and industrial mainstream, an expression of multiple inspirations and experiments.

M.I.A.'s 2010 album Maya showcases a bold mixture of electronic subgenres and pure hip-hop, highlighting her experimental and anti-commercial spirit. Tracks like Born Free and Steppin Up emphasize the album's chaotic and eclectic nature. The review discusses the tension between underground creativity and mainstream commercial pressures, noting Maya as a transitional work that challenges listeners. While it may divide audiences, it stands as a unique expression of M.I.A.'s artistic vision. Discover the bold sounds of M.I.A.'s Maya—listen now to experience a fearless blend of experimental and electronic music.

 They are still the same and that’s how people like them, for all those who love Big Beat and old school Techno.

 A meticulously detailed performance and a must for reviewing and re-experiencing the dance music scene branded by the ’90s, now lost but not forgotten.

The Prodigy’s Live - World’s On Fire album celebrates two decades of their impact on dance music with a powerful live performance at Milton Keynes Bowl. While not featuring all their hits, the album highlights their iconic stage presence and includes crowd favorites. It’s an essential experience for both longtime fans and newcomers. The review calls for more innovation as the band moves into a new decade. Experience The Prodigy’s explosive live energy—listen to World's On Fire now and relive the rave legacy!

 Finally, you can listen to Yes for an hour without getting worn out by the virtuosity.

 What a piece, poignant, epic, martial, unforgettable.

Drama, the 1980 album by Yes, marks a unique fusion of prog rock with the accessible flair of The Buggles. It presents a fresh, less virtuosic yet beautifully crafted album. Highlights include 'Machine Messiah' and 'Does It Really Happen?', evoking nostalgia and a renewed appreciation for classic rock. The review balances technical admiration with personal memories tied to the era. Dive into Yes' Drama album and experience a unique blend of prog rock and 80s pop innovation – listen now and rediscover a classic!

 "Megalithic Symphony is a small gem that contains 14 tracks of indie-rock infused with a variety of musical contaminations."

 "Aaron Bruno’s recipe is immediacy. And you can definitely feel it here."

Megalithic Symphony is Aaron Bruno's impactful second release as AWOLNATION, blending indie rock with pop, electro, and nu-metal influences. The album features 14 diverse tracks exhibiting catchy and powerful energy. It promises strong appeal and commercial success. Though not groundbreaking, it offers full sensory enjoyment and a bright future for AWOLNATION. Listen to Megalithic Symphony and experience AWOLNATION's dynamic indie-rock fusion today!

 It is a two-faced album, the exact line that separates what is called 'commitment' and what is, in fact, 'irreverence'.

 That’s what happens when you invite Otto into the studio, an unstoppable meat grinder.

Modeselektor’s 'Happy Birthday!' showcases a bold fusion of irreverent electro and hip-hop with IDM elements. The album strikingly contrasts the chaotic contributions of Otto Von Schirach with the ethereal vocals of Thom Yorke. A follow-up to their debut, it pushes boundaries on the BPitch Control label with smart, experimental tracks and wild dance anthems. The review highlights this duality as the album’s unique strength. Discover Modeselektor’s wild and cerebral 'Happy Birthday!'—listen now and experience electronic music’s daring edge!

 Dark and hypnotic atmospheres, experimentation, and a wide range of influences... perfectly evoke the atmosphere of a small club in a big city.

 An excellent introduction to ‘intelligent/alternative’ (almost) contemporary electronic music for those who want to get closer to these sounds.

The reviewer, initially skeptical about electronic music, describes discovering DFA Compilation #2 as a compelling introduction to NYC's underground electropunk scene. The 3-CD set blends new-wave, punk, and electronic styles into dark, hypnotic moods evocative of a big city club environment. The compilation provides both newcomers and enthusiasts an exciting listen with its experimental and atmospheric sounds. Dive into DFA Compilation #2 and experience the dark, experimental beats of NYC's underground electropunk scene today!