Or maybe just funk shit shot into orbit, the high-tech spiritual soul made in Drexciya launched towards the unknown, a profane and physical unknown, celestial and transcendent.

 "Use the star map to fix the celestial navigation point. From there you should be able to chart your course to Earth, using rudimentary astronomical directions."

Drexciya's album Grava 4 is praised as a high-tech spiritual funk journey that blends cosmic and transcendent elements. The review evokes imagery of futuristic operations and celestial navigation, highlighting the album’s experimental and profound nature. It celebrates the deep electronic sound and visionary concept. Dive into Drexciya's Grava 4 and explore this cosmic funk journey—listen now and experience the high-tech spiritual soul!

 These five long post-nuclear obsessions and apocalyptic visions are claustrophobic compositions under which underground structures can be glimpsed.

 Grab this album anyway, in the sign of continuity of the two founding projects and of sound experiences that go back in time more than one might think.

Universal Eyes' album 'Four Variations on Artificial Society' represents a milestone collaboration between Universal Indians and Wolf Eyes from Detroit's psychedelic noise scene. The five tracks blend avant-jazz, urban experimental sounds, and a deep-rooted African-American blues influence. Though musically captivating, the reviewer reflects on the cultural disconnect in avant-garde music's audience. Ultimately, the album is praised for its historical continuity and inventive soundscape. Dive into Universal Eyes' unique sonic journey and experience Detroit's cutting-edge psychedelic noise today!

 The anthological collection “Gesamtkunstwerk” deserves respect not so much for its proto-classical-electronics but for its ideal combination of dance, visual arts, music, and poetry.

 The time of robots is now at the door, an indestructible and tireless army will overwhelm us. Who will benefit? Who will be the subdued?

Dopplereffekt's 1999 album Gesamtkunstwerk is a high-quality electronic work combining German Kraftwerk-inspired sounds with Detroit techno elements. The album explores themes of technology, humanity, and futuristic society through robotic aesthetics and poetic concepts. Though musically rich, it provokes deep reflections on the mechanization of life and cultural identity. The reviewer respects its craftsmanship but expresses uncertainty about the future it envisions. Discover Dopplereffekt’s Gesamtkunstwerk — a profound techno journey into the fusion of music, technology, and art. Listen and reflect today!

 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!

 Aleph is dark, fetishistic and disgustingly sexy, it has a style that characterizes it and manages to exercise an unhealthy charm.

 It’s like that somewhat annoying friend with a nose-in-the-air attitude who never gives satisfaction, but manages to engage you with their charisma.

Gesaffelstein's debut album Aleph blends dark, fetishistic techno with captivating energy and style. While some vocal choices feel misplaced, the album remains engaging and memorable. Its mix of dancefloor bangers and visionary tracks makes it stand out, accompanied by a strong visual and cinematic vibe. Aleph is a unique artistic expression in electronic music, evoking both fascination and a touch of discomfort. Discover Gesaffelstein's Aleph and dive into a dark, stylish techno journey that blurs the line between sound and vision.

 This is his new album, and the results are beyond any expectation: 15 interminable tracks for an interminable total duration erect a nihilistic and absolutist monument to the god Hawtin.

 'Them' by FUSE immediately reveals itself as the best episode of the entire album: 15 breathtaking minutes played on swirling 303 lines, simple kick, and minimal hats.

Richie Hawtin's 'From My Mind to Yours' is a dynamic and energetic techno album blending new material under various monikers. The album emphasizes rhythmic dancefloor elements over psychedelic journeys, delivering high-quality tracks throughout its over two-hour runtime. Highlights include the standout track 'Them' by FUSE, showcasing nuanced programming and innovative TB-303 emulation. Overall, the album is a milestone in Hawtin's career, offering a rich experience for techno fans. Listen to Richie Hawtin's 'From My Mind to Yours' and experience a masterclass in minimal techno innovation!

 Sheet One came to grab the entire acid community by the collar and take it to an underground world, where pitch-darkness reigns.

 Plasticity, an absolute masterpiece and the best track of an album that immediately opens at its best.

This review celebrates Plastikman's 1993 album Sheet One as a groundbreaking minimal acid masterpiece by Richie Hawtin. It highlights the album's dark, hypnotic atmosphere and innovative use of the TB-303 synthesizer. Each track is explored for its unique contribution to the genre, with Plasticity and Plasticine noted as highlights. The album’s lasting influence on electronic music and its experimental nature are emphasized. Dive into the hypnotic acid sounds of Plastikman's Sheet One—listen now and experience a true techno landmark!

 The three guitarists let loose, taking turns at solos, first in eight-bar rounds, then four, then two, and finally one, as well as harmonizing together two or even three at a time.

 Essentially, this band certainly does not burst with personality and innovative flair, but they are capable of delivering energetic and healthy rock, always with the heart in the right place and the right 'drive'.

April Wine's 1978 album First Glance showcases a compelling blend of hard rock rooted in American and Southern styles. The trio of guitarists creates dynamic harmonies and solos that energize the record, while Myles Goodwin's vocals and songwriting anchor the band's sound. Though not highly innovative, the album delivers solid, soulful rock with memorable highlights like 'Roller' and 'Get Ready For Love.' Overall, it is a strong, well-crafted effort from a hardworking Canadian band. Dive into April Wine’s First Glance and experience a powerful mix of hard rock and Southern grooves—listen now and feel the classic rock drive!

 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.

 The celebrated "Azimuth" is the absolute manifesto of Larkin's sound, one of the most beautiful things to come out of Detroit.

 A sound that sometimes assumes sacred tones, imposing peaks of ‘humanity’, that knows how to stand out and willingly plunge into experimentation.

Kenny Larkin's Azimuth stands as a landmark album in Detroit techno, blending melodic, soulful, and experimental sounds. It showcases his mastery of analogue instruments and evokes comparisons to jazz greats. The album offers a warm, deep journey marked by elegance and timelessness, highlighting Larkin's important role in electronic music history. Dive into the soulful sounds of Kenny Larkin's Azimuth and experience the pinnacle of Detroit techno’s spiritual and melodic journey.

 "'Time for Brawl' is an example of how this music should be: raw, no frills, and with a good dose of self-irony."

 The band is devoted to pure and raw garage rock and roll, not shying away from adding a good dose of old-school hardcore.

Ahall And The ECEs deliver a raw and authentic garage rock EP with 'Time For Brawl,' combining straightforward rock energy with hardcore punk influences. Despite its lack of innovation, the band's dedication to pure garage rock is commendable. The EP is recommended for fans of classic hardcore and late '60s garage rock pioneers. Its free digital release further enhances its appeal as a standout independent rock offering from Northern Europe. Listen to Ahall And The ECEs' Time For Brawl EP and experience raw garage rock at its finest!

 The punk boogie of the title track 'My Girl Hates My Heroin' tells us everything about what Iggy & Co. were dissolving in those years.

 Here is one of the most beautiful renditions of 'Gimme Danger,' as well as that sweet, unreleased ballad 'Open Up and Bleed.'

This review highlights the raw, powerful essence of The Stooges’ 1973 live-in-studio tracks found on 'My Girl Hates My Heroin.' Despite rough recording quality, the album captures the band’s intense emotion and pioneering punk sound. Key tracks showcase the band's wild energy and James Williamson’s sharp guitar work, making it essential for fans. The reviewer stresses the album’s historical and musical value as a rebellious highpoint in rock history. Dive into The Stooges' raw 1973 recordings and experience punk rock at its most intense and authentic!

 Listening to “Freakin’ Out”, with vocals à la Jello Biafra and the derailing stop'n'go guitar seemingly straight out of any “Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables”.

 Another gem from the MotorCity of the early ’70s. The black counterpoint to the struggles of John Sinclair’s White Panthers.

Death, a Detroit band of the 1970s composed of the Hackney brothers, created raw, energetic rock blending Afro-American roots with the city's rebellious spirit. Their music, unreleased in their time due to racial prejudice and industry barriers, was rediscovered and compiled by Drag City. This album captures their pioneering sound foreshadowing punk with tracks that mix sensual vocals, glam rock firepower, and funk jams. It's a vital piece of Motor City rock history and an essential listen for fans of early punk and rock innovation. Explore Death’s groundbreaking sound and uncover the roots of Detroit’s punk revolution—listen to ...For the Whole World to See now!

 The album, or rather... the Masterpiece of Neapolitan as well as Italo-European song.

 ‘mo ca tu stai ca nu saccio caggia fa - si aggia ridere o chiagnere.’ How can one not agree with all this?

Mariano Apicella’s 2003 album 'Meglio Una Canzone' is praised as a significant Neapolitan and Italo-European work blending emotional lyrics with folk influences. The review highlights standout tracks such as 'Senza Te' and 'Questo Falso Addio,' noting collaborations with respected musicians. Political and cultural references add a unique flavor, giving the album a distinctive identity. Overall, it is recommended for fans of deep songwriting and genre fusion. Listen to Mariano Apicella’s ‘Meglio Una Canzone’ and experience a heartfelt journey through Neapolitan and European songcraft.

 The Miracle Workers represent the purest, most original, and genuine part of this return to the roots.

 Overdose is a sonic assault with a clean weapon: powerful distorted guitar riffs on a mighty rhythmic carpet that gives you goosebumps.

This review revisits The Miracle Workers' album Overdose, highlighting its significance in the mid-80s garage-punk revival. The band evolved from their raw garage punk roots to embrace a heavier, more rock-oriented '70s sound. The album reflects a bold, fresh, and original shift, praised for its powerful riffs and standout tracks. The review positions Overdose as a landmark that separates The Miracle Workers from their contemporaries and honors their authentic punk spirit. Listen to The Miracle Workers' Overdose and experience the raw energy of garage punk’s bold evolution!

 The work done in the production phase is nothing short of impeccable.

 In this album, there is all the passion of two men who have already made the history of electronic music.

Carl Craig & Moritz Von Oswald's 'Recomposed' is an epic album where classical music meets pure Detroit techno. The artists pay homage to classical compositions with professionalism and seriousness, blending genres without sacrificing sound quality. The album is a seamless, timeless fusion appealing to techno lovers and skeptics alike. Its meticulous production and respectful approach make it a standout work in electronic music. Dive into the groundbreaking fusion of techno and classical with Carl Craig & Moritz Von Oswald's 'Recomposed'—listen now and experience the evolution of electronic music.

 "Simply the most engaging sonic onslaught in the MC5/Stooges axis heard lately."

 "Balls out, an aboriginal drummer, a primordial and instinctive knowledge of the instruments... an innate ability to focus on the target and express goals, which only the very young possess."

Awesome Color’s Electric Aborigines delivers a powerful Detroit rock revival with primal energy and focused songwriting. The opening track 'Eyes of Light' stands out as a stunning, unforgettable sonic assault reminiscent of MC5 and The Stooges. The album blends funk, blues, and stoner rock elements while improving on their debut. Though not all tracks reach the initial impact, the record reignites raw rock spirit in today’s music scene. Dive into Awesome Color’s Electric Aborigines and experience a fierce blast of Detroit rock energy today!

 The evening was plagued primarily by the terrible Roman heat... turning it into a crematorium, something that certainly did not help the audience enjoy the performance.

 They were good but never over the top... fighting against the sound that came out of the amps proved too much even for them.

Dirtbombs performed a tight and energetic show in Rome, blending garage rock with funk riffs. Unfortunately, extreme heat and poor sound quality hindered the overall experience. Despite technical challenges and a lengthy wait before their set, the band showed professionalism and raw energy. The reviewer remains hopeful for a better performance under improved conditions. Check out Dirtbombs' gritty garage rock energy live—listen to their tracks and catch their next show!

 Long live carefreeness. Long live freedom. Long live youth and long live the first joint under the balcony on a rainy night.

 One day, your children will ask if magic exists. And you will let them hear this echo. They will never forget it.

This poetic review captures the essence of Pink Floyd's Meddle as a vivid, emotional journey. It highlights themes of youth, freedom, and magic, woven through psychedelic soundscapes and memorable acoustic moments. The album evokes strong nostalgia and timeless storytelling that remains impactful across generations. Dive into Pink Floyd's Meddle and experience a timeless psychedelic journey—listen now and feel the magic!

 Personal, passionate, rough, heavy, captivating, and wonderfully dirty as always.

 Listen to ‘Leopard Man At C&A’ at full volume and let the primitive drumming shake you.

After a five-year hiatus, Dirtbombs return with their fourth album 'We Have You Surrounded,' blending garage rock with punk, pop, and R&B influences. The album features compelling covers, tribal rhythms, and deep vocals from Mark Collins. Alan Moore contributes an outstanding song, adding to the album's captivating dark energy. Overall, a powerful and raw rock experience highly praised by the reviewer. Dive into Dirtbombs' gritty sound—listen to 'We Have You Surrounded' now and experience raw garage rock like never before!