Solid and sharp bass lines find their adventure companions in the distorted samples of Talking With The U.F.O.s and especially in the sounds of indigenous and refined appearance in the opening tracks The Tribe and Namaste.

 The duo has clearly entered the pantheon among the great names of that world.

Future Classics by Vini Vici showcases the duo’s mastery in psytrance, merging sharp basslines and exotic samples with modern electronic influences. The album highlights their place among leading global artists on Iboga Records. Tracks like The Tribe and Namaste use indigenous and sitar sounds, enriching the signature psytrance vibe. Representing the evolution from Goa and house music, it appeals to festival crowds and trance enthusiasts alike. Dive into Vini Vici's Future Classics and experience the evolution of psytrance today!

 "I challenge anyone to stay perfectly still."

 "Prodigy + Chemical Brothers is always a great combination."

This review highlights The Prodigy’s seminal track 'Voodoo People' from their 1994 album 'Music For The Jilted Generation.' It discusses the blend of rave, oldschool jungle, and emerging big beat elements that define the song’s energetic style. The reviewer praises notable remixes, especially the Chemical Brothers’ version, and also spotlights the Acid Goa trance closing track 'Goa.' It emphasizes the track’s lasting influence and infectious rhythm. Dive into The Prodigy’s Voodoo People and experience a timeless rave classic—listen now and feel the energy!

 "If you happen to decide to listen to just one psybient album, make sure it’s the majestic debut of this duo, 'Are You Shpongled?'"

 "A timeless masterpiece, and the crowning moment of Shpongle’s genius."

Shpongle’s debut album 'Are You Shpongled?' from 1998 is a pioneering masterpiece in the psybient genre. The duo, Simon Posford and Raja Ram, merge hallucinatory sounds with ethnic instruments and complex production techniques. The album remains a milestone in psychedelic electronic music, boasting rich layers and iconic tracks. Despite some noted repetitiveness in later works, this album is celebrated for its originality and immersive journey. Dive into Shpongle's 'Are You Shpongled?' and experience the pinnacle of psybient electronic music.

 Anthrax always know how to make the audience sing and engage.

 Every time I see a Metallica concert, they sound worse to me.

This review recounts the chaotic yet thrilling experience of attending The Big 4 live concert at Rho Arena Milano in 2011. The author shares vivid and humorous impressions of each band’s performance, highlighting Anthrax's energetic crowd engagement, Megadeth’s technical precision, Slayer’s brutal consistency, and Metallica’s grand but divisive showmanship. The review blends personal anecdotes with candid critiques, creating an immersive concert narrative. Despite some sound issues and mixed feelings about Metallica’s set, the event leaves the reviewer ultimately satisfied. Dive into this detailed and entertaining review to relive The Big 4’s unforgettable live show and discover what made this thrash metal event legendary.

 A real manifesto of the foulest and most dusty mold rock.

 You look at them, and in your head, a whole flurry of thoughts and words, deeds, and omissions forms: 'Sweat, whiskey, bare chest... bar brawls, motel rooms, women of easy virtue at popular rates.'

Danava’s second album UnonoU is a spirited homage to 70s mold-rock and vintage hard rock. Mixing heavy riffs reminiscent of Blue Cheer and primordial heavy metal with kitschy keyboards and spacey effects, it offers a raw and somewhat kitsch experience. While not essential, the album delivers gritty, nostalgic charm that appeals to fans of retro rock. Its fusion of punk energy and classic rock homage makes it an offbeat but enjoyable listen. Dive into Danava’s UnonoU and experience raw 70s mold-rock energy—listen now and relive rock’s golden era!

 "What would Pink Floyd do in the era of VSTs, plug-ins, virus-t, and nord lead? Probably something not too far from the sound of 'The Last Days of Gravity': a true gem!"

 "Do not expect psytrance, nor downtempo nor psychedelia. Prepare for something completely new."

This review praises Younger Brother's album 'The Last Days Of Gravity' as a sophisticated and groundbreaking work in psychedelic electronic music. It highlights the collaboration between Simon Posford and Benji Vaughan, their innovative blending of genres, and the album's balance between emotion and technicality. Tracks like 'All I Want' and 'Elephant Machine' illustrate the album's diversity and depth. The review appeals to fans seeking novelty and rich soundscapes in electronic music. Discover the innovative soundscapes of Younger Brother’s 'The Last Days Of Gravity'—listen now and experience psychedelic electronic music redefined.

 A well-produced album that manages to overshadow (not that it took much) U2’s previous releases.

 Despite some songs smelling of old U2 and others having a Coldplay-like aura, the album deserves a passing grade.

This review evaluates U2’s album No Line On The Horizon as a well-produced work aiming to shake up their sound through Brian Eno’s involvement. While some songs show fresh experimentation and strong musicianship, others fall back on clichés and radio-friendly filler. The album improves on recent U2 efforts but remains a mixed bag overall, with hopes pinned on live performances to bring out its full potential. Discover U2’s latest sound experiment—read the full review and listen to No Line On The Horizon today!

 "One of the most spine-chilling musical openings I’ve ever heard in my life."

 "The beat of the bass drum, soft, powerful, and steady, takes me on an unprecedented journey."

Infected Mushroom's Classical Mushroom delivers a powerful trance experience with deep bass and acid synths creating a hallucinogenic atmosphere. The album highlights tracks like 'Bust A Move' as a pinnacle of trance, while exploring hybrid sounds blending classical and metal influences. It evokes sensations of coldness and expansive journeys, representing a key moment in the duo's evolution. This album, part of an ideal trilogy, marks their last pure trance release while hinting at future innovations. Dive into the immersive world of Infected Mushroom’s Classical Mushroom and experience trance music like never before.