A rare and unique case in the history of musical bands, the heralds of melodic rock tinged with folk and progressive, Wishbone Ash... boast... a couple of techno dance albums.

 The music flows smoothly and is always evolving, continuously losing and gaining rhythm, adhering to the necessary criteria of dance trance.

Wishbone Ash's 'Trance Visionary' is a rare techno dance album by the classic melodic rock band, creatively merging electronic styles with their signature sound. Released in 1997, it saw the collaboration of Andy Powell with electronic producer Mike Bennett, resulting in dance remixes of their classic tracks. While surprising for longtime fans, the album gained popularity in dance circuits, particularly in the UK. Its fusion of drum & bass grooves and traditional instruments offers an intriguing listen, especially for followers of the band's history. Discover this unexpected fusion of classic rock and electronic dance—listen to Wishbone Ash's 'Trance Visionary' now!

 "'Right On!' by Silicone Soul took European trendy nightclubs by storm around 2000."

 "...A Soul Thing is indeed a successful album, but a greater variety would have benefited the debut."

Silicone Soul's debut album ...A Soul Thing is a deep house and techno blend highlighted by soulful samples and rare vocals. The album reflects classic club culture from the early 2000s with mostly instrumental tracks, though some experimental moments stand out. While the lengthy runtime may challenge some listeners, the record remains a standout effort from the Glasgow duo. It appeals both to nostalgic clubbers and contemporary dance music fans. Listen to ...A Soul Thing and rediscover Silicone Soul's timeless deep house grooves!

 Paul’s techno is very fluid, leaving you that breath of fresh air that allows you to dance even with your eyes closed.

 At the first notes, I can’t keep my legs still, as is happening now while I write with the DJ Set playing.

This review offers a heartfelt reflection on Paul Kalkbrenner's 2018 DJ set at Tomorrowland, emphasizing his smooth, fluid techno sound. The author intertwines personal nostalgia from clubbing years with admiration for Kalkbrenner’s artistry. The review also touches on the impact of the film Berlin Calling and Paul’s career path. Overall, it praises the relaxing, timeless quality of the set. Listen to Paul Kalkbrenner’s 2018 DJ set and experience the fluid heartbeat of Berlin techno today!

 It’s hard to imagine a techno-house dj-producer becoming a pop icon, yet Paul Kalbrenner seems to have achieved just that.

 His touch is recognizable in all his tracks, where powerful and fluid melodies always intertwine beautifully with choruses composed of almost always 'cheeky' vocal tracks.

Paul Kalkbrenner’s album Parts of Life revisits his signature techno-house style with a mix of fresh and previously unreleased tracks. The album steers away from overly commercial sounds, embracing simplicity and memorable melodies. These tracks are accessible even to those not generally drawn to techno, showcasing Kalkbrenner’s unique skill. Though not every track stands out, the album serves as a compelling playlist for uplifting moments. Listen to Paul Kalkbrenner's Parts of Life and experience the melodic depth of modern techno-house.

 "Girotondo" is a cheerful and light piece with a decidedly international flair.

 The song is not about a journey towards a destination, but about a full circle looking for what can bring a smile and lighten the heart.

Daria Marchioli's single 'Girotondo' offers a lively blend of Italian and Asian musical elements, combining 80s techno rhythms with lyrics in Italian, English, and Chinese. The song explores themes of travel and personal freedom through a cheerful and carefree tone. Produced by Daniela Munda, it highlights Daria's unique ability to merge her linguistic skills with music to communicate beyond language barriers. This track positions her as an emerging artist with a refreshing take on contemporary pop. Listen to Daria's 'Girotondo' and experience a vibrant fusion of cultures and joyful melodies!

 "Thanks to this single, Kylie’s sister becomes the queen of the floor."

 "Many DJs asked to remix the track, which also became an excellent pop single."

In 1997, Dannii Minogue reinvented her sound from R&B to electro dance with 'All I Wanna Do,' a track that topped dance charts worldwide. This single crowned her as a 90s club icon and marked a high point in her career, distinguishing her from her famous sister Kylie. Despite the song's success, the rest of the album did not meet expectations. The accompanying video and numerous remixes fueled its popularity among club DJs and fans. Listen to Dannii Minogue's 'All I Wanna Do' and experience the ultimate 90s club anthem!

 "Sleep Sound is truly, and I mean truly, a masterpiece of good taste: moderate, just right, emotional, shy, decisive."

 "Loud Places makes you regurgitate the last six New Year’s Eve feasts at once. It’s cloying, mawkish, with an overbearing gospel sampling."

Jamie xx's In Colour offers moments of brilliance, especially with tracks like "Gosh" and "Sleep Sound." However, some collaborations with The xx members and certain tracks feel cloying or repetitive. The mix of techno, tech-house rhythms, and emotional layers shows Jamie xx's talent, albeit with uneven execution. Guest appearances by Young Thug and Popcaan provide a refreshing highlight. Discover the highs and lows of Jamie xx's In Colour—listen now and decide for yourself!

 The album is colorful. In short, it’s not boring.

 "Rhythm Is a Dancer" boomed, sending The Madman's Return to the top of the charts throughout Europe.

The review highlights the dynamic between core producers Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti and frontman Turbo B during Snap!'s The Madman's Return album. The album balances underground vibes with eurodance hits like "Rhythm Is a Dancer," which overshadowed other singles. Despite internal conflicts, the record showcases strong production, diverse tracks, and lasting appeal. It stands as a notable early '90s dance record with both commercial success and artistic credibility. Listen to The Madman's Return and explore the roots of iconic 90s eurodance now!

 Millions of soundproof booths floating in the ether.

 One of the albums of the year. Recommended.

Kelly Lee Owens' debut album merges tribalized techno with dreamy and trip-hop elements, creating a unique and captivating sound. The collaboration with Jenny Hval on 'Anxi' fits seamlessly into this blend. The album balances experimentalism and accessibility, making it a recommended standout release. Listen to Kelly Lee Owens’ debut album and experience a groundbreaking blend of techno and dreamy soundscapes.

 Only when conceived through the inevitable mediation of the original film and as a homage to an eternal, as well as seminal, work of the science fiction genre, does Jeff Mills’ work make sense.

 Otherwise, perhaps better to avoid: the work as a whole does not impress particularly.

This review explores Jeff Mills' techno soundtrack for the 1902 silent sci-fi film 'Le Voyage dans la lune' by George Méliès. While the album effectively complements the film's scenes with atmospheric and noir elements, it lacks standalone impact. The work is best appreciated as a cinematic homage rather than an innovative or groundbreaking musical piece. Overall, the soundtrack enhances the original film’s legacy but might not impress outside its intended audiovisual context. Discover Jeff Mills' unique techno soundtrack to a silent sci-fi classic—listen now and experience the fusion of music and film history!

 Todd Terje’s latest album is a tribute to a naive popular subculture that has no real cultural relevance except for being something fictional.

 While it’s not exactly a cultural documentary, it can certainly be considered as something suitable for entertainment and a good deal of poolside lounging with sunglasses.

Todd Terje & The Olsens' EP 'The Big Cover-Up' is a playful, ironic homage to Far East popular culture, mixing vintage disco sounds with electronic beats. It features covers of iconic artists and remixes, creating an imaginary world inspired by kung-fu cinema and action films. Though not culturally accurate, the EP offers fun and entertainment, ideal for relaxed listening. Dive into Todd Terje’s playful dive into Far East vibes—listen to The Big Cover-Up EP for a quirky disco-electro experience!

 The trademark dnb of Photek is gone, forget about it, but house still makes an appearance, just like the distant, unforgettable Solaris.

 "Pyramid," the best episode of the album, is a dark electro-jazz experiment, a little gem that leaves you only wanting more.

Photek's KU:Palm marks a daring departure from his drum and bass roots, embracing electro, dubstep, and experimental jazz elements. The production is impeccable, though the album occasionally struggles with static progression. Highlights like "Pyramid" and "One of a Kind" stand out as gems, balancing accessibility and experimentation. Despite mixed moments, KU:Palm is a compelling exploration of modern electronic sound. Explore Photek’s bold electronic evolution—listen to KU:Palm and discover its unique blend of electro, dubstep, and experimental sounds.

 ‘Around The World’ is influenced by 'Popcorn' from 1969, creating a catchy and enjoyable instrumental, danceable yet NEVER banal or tacky.

 What sets these two robots apart from almost all today’s electronic musical trash is their willingness to change their sound from album to album.

This review celebrates 'Around the World' as a landmark 1997 French House track by Daft Punk, highlighting its hypnotic repetition and fusion of 70s funk with electronic beats. The iconic music video by Michel Gondry is praised for its creativity, while the duo's evolution and influence on electronic music are noted. The review positions Daft Punk as pioneers who avoid musical stagnation and contrasts them with clones and contemporaries. Additionally, a notable cover version by Tre Allegri Ragazzi Morti is mentioned. Dive into Daft Punk's groundbreaking 'Around the World' and experience the roots of modern French House music today!

 Two French DJs with serious skills literally taught the world how to make a techno-house album with (golden) balls.

 "Around the world," famous for that phrase obsessively repeated over the more than 7 minutes of the track that gives it that really cool "daftpunkian" touch.

Daft Punk's Homework is celebrated as a definitive techno-house album from the '90s. It features iconic tracks like "da funk," "revolution 909," and "around the world." The album's influence on electronic music is profound, inspiring many DJs and shaping radio playlists worldwide. Despite a few less stellar songs, the overall production is consistently strong and engaging. This album is highly recommended for fans of the genre. Dive into Daft Punk's Homework and experience the techno-house album that redefined electronic music!

 Probably this work represents, from a technical-expressive point of view, the peak achieved in that era by Jeff Beck.

 Like a painter using a guitar instead of a brush!

Jeff Beck's 1989 album 'Guitar Shop' showcases a diverse mix of genres including techno, prog, and reggae. The review highlights the dark and playful atmospheres, Beck's masterful guitar techniques, standout tracks like 'Savoy' and 'Where Were You', and praises the album's creative expression. The album is viewed as a technical and expressive peak for Beck in that era. Dive into Jeff Beck's 'Guitar Shop' and experience the pinnacle of guitar mastery—listen now and explore the sonic landscapes!

 An extraordinary dance track, capable in just barely 5 minutes of energizing anyone for the whole day.

 Crudeli, even in this instance (as always, by the way), outdoes himself.

Tiziano Crudeli, famed for his passionate football commentary, releases 'Con il cuore si vince,' a vibrant disco track energizing AC Milan supporters. The song blends Crudeli's iconic chants with a strong house beat, making it an extraordinary dance anthem. Though short, it's a spirited tribute packed with football rivalry humor. A perfect energizer for fans and dance lovers alike. Listen to Tiziano Crudeli's unique AC Milan disco anthem and feel the football passion come alive!

 "an enigmatic title that announces a work anything but easy to digest, far from the rave/trance rhythms of the first two albums."

 "the highest point of Snivilisation, where Paul and Phil unleash an incredible melody that fuels itself by adding piano lines on top of piano lines."

Orbital's 1994 album Snivilisation marks a significant stylistic shift from their earlier rave/trance works to longer, reflective electronic compositions. The album showcases a variety of tracks that engage listeners with surreal sounds and unique melodies. Key highlights include the ambient opener 'Forever' and the melodic peak in 'Kein Trink Wasser.' Overall, Snivilisation is praised for its enigmatic atmosphere and intricate sound design, making it a personal and immersive electronic journey. Dive into Orbital's Snivilisation and experience a distinctive electronic journey unlike any other. Listen now!

 Dancefloor music with a soul, flowing like a fast train, and it narcotizes the brain.

 A small great record, that is the emblem of one of the most interesting phenomena of the contemporary electronic scene.

Ellen Allien's 'Thrills' is a compelling album from the German underground electronic scene, blending techno, glitch, and experimental sounds. The album varies from hypnotic vocals to visceral beats, delivering both intense club tracks and atmospheric pieces. It evokes a range of emotions, from seduction to nostalgia, while showcasing artistry and originality. 'Thrills' stands out as a must-listen work that remains captivating and unique. Dive into Ellen Allien’s Thrills and experience a unique blend of techno and emotion—listen now!

 Paddy Roberts, a man, a legend!

 Even the genius of John Lennon, the guitar technique of Jimi Hendrix, and the voice of Jim Morrison can’t reach!

Paddy Roberts' 1963 album 'Songs For Gay Dogs' is celebrated for its originality and bold humor on taboo themes. The review praises Roberts' creativity, comparing him favorably to music legends. It highlights the album's unique subject matter and inventive approach, positioning it as a classic that defies convention. Explore the bold and humorous world of Paddy Roberts by listening to 'Songs For Gay Dogs' today!

 The Mouse does not disappoint expectations!

 One must say: the Mouse does not disappoint his fans even when experimenting with new productions!

Deadmau5 returns with his album 4x4=12 after two years, offering fresh sounds influenced by Tech-House, Minimal, Trance, and Pop. The album is a successful experiment that satisfies fans and showcases his evolution. It positions Deadmau5 as a leading figure in electronic music, maintaining high expectations. Listen to Deadmau5's 4x4=12 now and experience his innovative blend of electronic styles!