Total Entropy is like a need for Rehab/Detox, a listening diversion that would work both with headphones and as music to fill a wallpapered environment.

 An actress often inadequate... with an often annoying voice that, however, unexpectedly and with the right effects, comes out well in singing.

Total Entropy by Asia Argento is an eclectic and experimental album featuring collaborations with various artists and blending genres from electro to goth rock. The album showcases Argento's unique vocal style amidst dark and raw themes like betrayal, loss, and indifference. While some tracks feel excessive in length, the overall production and mood offer an intriguing listening experience. This compilation reflects Argento's artistic complexity beyond her acting persona. Dive into Asia Argento's Total Entropy for a unique electro-goth experience — listen now and explore the dark, layered sounds.

 If a musical representation of Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle existed, it would be effectively sketched by Tètèma.

 Album of the year, no doubt about it...DEAD STILL...

Tètèma's 'Necroscape' is a mind-bending post-metal and experimental album that channels chaos and unpredictability through complex soundscapes. Featuring Mike Patton's dynamic vocals, the album explores sonic textures akin to noise, drone, and grindcore. Collaborations with accomplished musicians enhance the dense musical layers. The album is praised for its originality, compositional freedom, and evocative artwork, making it a top contender for album of the year. Dive into the chaotic brilliance of Tètèma's Necroscape – listen now and experience a sonic journey like no other!

 Darkness and anguish I draw from a first and only listen.

 A black hole that sucks you in. Emptiness, exhaustion, malaise.

Zonal's WRECKED reunites Justin Broadrick and Kevin Richard Martin in a cold, dark, and intense soundscape blending industrial dub and trip-hop. Featuring Moor Mother's solemn vocals on the first half and haunting instrumentals on the second, the album evokes feelings of tension, emptiness, and alienation. The reviewer describes it as a challenging but immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression. Dive into Zonal's WRECKED for an intense, dark sonic journey—listen now and feel the haunting atmosphere!

 Singularity is a timeless and spaceless musical masterpiece, where every single sound offers pure sensations and chilling melodies.

 Jon Hopkins has found the winning formula with this chilling record, a masterpiece of electronic microhouse and ambient that immerses us in a warm and welcoming amniotic fluid.

Jon Hopkins' Singularity is a visionary electronic album that blends techno, ambient, and neoclassical elements into a seamless journey from urban tension to nature-inspired peace. The album is designed to be experienced uninterrupted, immersing listeners in multilayered soundscapes rich with emotion and intricate production. It stands as a testament to Hopkins' evolving career and his search for the perfect blend of emotion and technology. Listen to Jon Hopkins' Singularity and embark on a mesmerizing sonic journey blending nature and electronic sounds.

 "Burn the Ground" is a true single in every sense of the term, that goes deep, risking to settle in the most hidden recesses of the mind.

 Unanimal has a sense, a reason to be, and lives on its own, showing excellent form and extraordinary creativity.

Unanimal is Mr Everett's debut album, a high-energy electronic record focused on pure sound experimentation and danceable rhythms. The album draws inspiration from 2000s electronic music and features standout tracks like 'Burn the Ground' and 'Netrip'. It balances hypnotic beats with creative synth layers, distinguishing itself from generic electronic releases. While not perfect, it shows promise and creative potential in the electropop genre. Listen to Unanimal now and dive into Mr Everett's captivating electronic sound world!

 ‘Two Windows’: there are two windows. When one closes, you can always open the other.

 It is undeniable that despite Markus Acher, the return of Valerie and the band on the scene is something to be considered positively and might open new horizons.

Lali Puna returns with 'Two Windows,' their first album in over seven years, now mainly led by Valerie Trebeljahr after Markus Acher's departure. The album explores a more dance-floor oriented indie electronica sound, blending minimal electronics with wave and dreampop influences. While not reaching the heights of their past masterpieces, the album offers a solid, accessible experience that fans of the genre may appreciate. The collaboration with notable artists adds complexity to the arrangements, highlighting new directions for the band. Listen to Lali Puna's 'Two Windows' and explore the fresh sounds of indie electronica with Valerie Trebeljahr’s latest work.

 Sure, the real names are in another universe, they don’t even play the same stuff. But 2016 is also in another universe compared to 1977.

 It’s free, let’s just accept it.

Död Mark's album Drabbad av sjukdom offers a mix of punk, techno hardcore, and hip-hop with vocals by Yung Lean. The sound fluctuates between aggressive screams and apathetic rap, reflecting a modern and experimental punk attitude. While the direction is not entirely clear, the album holds promise for fans of genre experimentation and youth internet culture influences. The reviewer ultimately appreciates the effort though remains ambivalent about its full impact. Listen to Död Mark’s Drabbad av sjukdom and dive into a fresh take on punk and digital hardcore!

 "A banquet of sounds organized by romantic strings and piano keys."

 "Melodies float off the score like light ghostly galleons, tossing us lifeboats as an invitation for a journey into a world of poetry not written in words but by simple emotions."

The review paints Speck’s Antihart as a poetic and emotionally transparent album. Its neoclassical piano and light electronic textures create a fresh, serene soundscape. Listeners are invited on a gentle journey through delicate melodies and ambient tones, evoking poetic emotions without words. The album contrasts the hot season’s intensity by offering a cool, contemplative sonic experience. Discover the serene sounds of Speck’s Antihart and embark on a poetic musical journey today.

 Madness is all well and good, but in an electronic key! Yes, in an electronic key, it works even better!

 Trio Always, 'even though the band will break up, we will always remain the trio we have been.'

Adebisi Shank's third album showcases the band's signature madness combined with electronic psychedelia. The album contains eight innovative tracks plus a thoughtful outro, highlighting artistic maturity. Standout songs include 'Mazel Tov,' 'Voodoo Vision,' and 'Turnaround.' Despite hints of an impending breakup, the album remains an entertaining and surprising success. Dive into Adebisi Shank's thrilling third album – stream now and experience psychedelic electronic madness at its finest!

 It’s hard to imagine a stage set more poorly designed for the planned performance.

 Basinski continues the show visibly annoyed, with the face and body language of someone who can’t wait to finish.

The Nowhere Festival in Rome suffered from severe organizational issues, causing delays and poor stage setup. Despite William Basinski and fellow artists' professionalism, audience noise and distractions ruined the experience. Basinski was visibly frustrated and left early, while the following act's performance felt out of place. The review criticizes the festival’s inability to ensure appropriate conditions for the audience and artists. Discover the challenges of live ambient music events and decide if William Basinski's resilience is worth your attention.

 This fifth track should be considered among the best for its techno-dance innovation.

 A truly convincing album. But this band can definitely offer much more...

The Runner's 'Help The Devil' offers a mix of Britpop-inspired rock and electronic experimentation. Highlights include the energetic 'Standard Shuffle' and techno-driven 'Mes Camarades.' Some tracks falter with overuse of DJ effects, while others provide unique cultural vibes. Overall, the album is convincing but leaves room for growth. Discover The Runner's evolving sound in 'Help The Devil' and explore a unique blend of Britpop and electronic beats!

 "Flying Lotus is a genius and one of the best hip hop producers of recent years."

 "Ideas+Drafts+Loops is not a mystical experience, but it is still an album of great class."

Flying Lotus' album Ideas+Drafts+Loops is a free release showcasing 24 high-quality tracks blending instrumental hip hop and electronic music. Although it lacks the cohesiveness of his traditional albums, it offers brilliant collaborations with artists like Earl Sweatshirt and MF DOOM. Fans and newcomers alike can appreciate this unique and generous gift from the acclaimed producer. The album highlights Flying Lotus' genius and creativity in modern hip hop production. Listen to Flying Lotus’ free album Ideas+Drafts+Loops now and experience the brilliance of his unique sound and collaborations!

 I always enjoy listening to an album by The Gathering because even though I don't know what to expect, I'm sure it will be a pleasant, surprising, and precious experience.

 I say remix because this time The Gathering enjoy playing with electronics and absolutely synthetic and 'spacey' sounds, so much so that I don't think I'm exaggerating by describing the style of this 'Afterwords' as a cross between Depeche Mode and Massive Attack!

The Gathering's Afterwords album offers a pleasant and surprising experience with its experimental and atmospheric instrumental tracks. It revisits and remixes songs from their previous album Disclosure with a heavy use of electronics and synthetic sounds. While vocals, especially Silje's, take a backseat, the album creatively explores new sonic territory blending elements akin to Depeche Mode and Massive Attack. Afterwords feels more like a complementary project than a traditional album, emphasizing emotion and sound experimentation. Dive into The Gathering's Afterwords to experience a bold, atmospheric journey through sound and emotion—explore this unique remix album now!

 A heartfelt thanks to the TRAAMS, who impeccably bring back the guitar rock of the 90s, mixing a melting pot of elements dear to nostalgics.

 It’s like a sweet caress among the shallow folds of the gray matter.

TRAAMS' album Grins masterfully revives 90s guitar rock with a rich blend of psych, emo, and stoner elements. The reviewer deeply connects with the music’s nostalgic and melancholic atmosphere. The album offers a comforting, skillfully crafted soundtrack for reflective moments and emotional introspection. It resonates as both a tribute to familiar influences and a personal escape. Listen to TRAAMS' Grins and immerse yourself in a nostalgic 90s rock journey full of emotion and skilled guitar work.

 It’s not that serious; it’s far stupider.

 Prick is essentially an album without a reason to be listened to; indeed, it’s hard to even find a real reason for its existence.

Melvins' 1994 album Prick is an intentionally chaotic and senseless collection of sound experiments released under a pseudonym to bypass label restrictions. Despite being hard to listen to or categorize, it contains moments of raw creativity. It stands as a peculiar artifact of the grunge era with a cult following, mainly appealing to completists and fans of noise music. The album’s oddity and context make it more fascinating than enjoyable. Dive into Melvins' wild and bizarre album Prick—embrace the chaos and discover a cult classic like no other!

 How wonderful to hear them again in the sonic violence that made me adore them at first impact.

 'Macchina Da Guerra' directly addresses the listener with the intent to beat them, throw them into this cosmic void.

The review reflects on Uochi Toki's 'Macchina Da Guerra' as a powerful return to their radical, sonic violence roots. The album is described as noisy, dark, and aggressive, combining beats, drones, and intense spoken-word poetry. It marks a refreshing contrast to disappointing Italian indie music and previous softer works by the duo. The reviewer praises the album as one of the year's best for its impactful, raw sound and emotional depth. Experience the raw intensity of Uochi Toki's Macchina Da Guerra – dive into this unique sonic journey now!

 "Kittens Pooping Out Rainbows And Razorblades" is a true anthem for cat lovers, blending sound violence with tenderness.

 The album sets the eardrums on fire, caressing your nape with one hand while digging into your intestines with the other.

Hello Kitty Suicide Club's album ^_^ offers a bold fusion of post-rave grindcore with acid and electronic jazz elements. Featuring eclectic themes from politics to childlike playfulness, the album balances raw intensity with moments of tenderness. Each track delivers spontaneous and cathartic bursts of emotion, propelled by manic, euphoric vocals. This original and energetic work is both challenging and addictive. Explore the wild and eclectic world of Hello Kitty Suicide Club—listen now and experience their explosive sound!

 Lisa Gerrard’s singing is sound offered to Schulze’s alchemies.

 'Farscape' experiment had a follow-up in some live concerts, which would seem to contradict what has just been stated.

The review explores the unique artistic collaboration between electronic pioneer Klaus Schulze and vocalist Lisa Gerrard. 'Farscape' offers a deep, immersive experience with layered synthesizers and meditative vocals, creating a mysterious sonic landscape. Though the partnership isn't always perfectly aligned, the album exudes an unusual charm. Its length and complexity require patience but reward with an evocative journey for fans of ambient and experimental music. Dive into the hypnotic world of 'Farscape' and experience this unique blend of electronic and ethereal vocals today!

 'Whatevernights' is a record of sensations, capable of uniting sadness with pure euphoria in a way never so inspired.

 With this music, truly any place could be right. From a rave party to a snow-covered field, from a burning forest to a pub of drunkards.

The album 'Whatevernights' by I Was a Teenage Satan Worshipper masterfully merges melancholy with euphoria through a mix of indie, electronic, and rock elements. The review highlights standout tracks like 'Happy Hearts' and 'Bunnies' for their ethereal qualities and emotional depth. Although some songs are less strong, the album overall transports the listener and creates vivid sonic imagery. The blend of influences from Slowdive, Mùm, and others enriches the listening experience. It's praised as an inspired and captivating work that invites deep immersion. Dive into 'Whatevernights' and experience a mesmerizing blend of indie, electronic, and rock that transports your mind and heart!

 "Illud Divinum Insanus" is nothing more than the new brother of "St. Anger" and "The Unspoken King"; thus, to be counted among the most obscene and disastrous "experiments" of all metal.

 The album sounds uninspired, incoherent, and tedious; an embarrassing collage of pseudo-experiments past their prime and weak metallic forays.

Morbid Angel's 'Illud Divinum Insanus' marks a dramatic and disappointing departure from their classic death metal roots. Attempts at blending industrial, electronic, and rave elements fall flat, producing an incoherent and sterile album. The few death metal tracks feel uninspired and fail to redeem the record. Production quality is criticized as artificial, diminishing the music's impact. Overall, the album is seen as a failed experiment that tarnishes the band's legacy. Read the full review and decide if Morbid Angel’s risky new direction is worth your time or a metal misstep to avoid!