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 Visionetics attempts to transfer the language of drum and bass to Naples, contaminating it with ethnic elements, passion for Japanese culture, and hip-hop references.

 The result is inconsistent and prevents Visionetics from entering the must-have album list, but the debut deserves at least one listen.

Nevrotype's Visionetics is a rare and commendable attempt to localize the drum and bass genre within Naples' unique cultural context. The album shines in its early tracks, blending electronic rhythms with ethnic and Japanese influences, and features skilled sampling and scratching. Though some vocal parts lack harmony and clarity, the overall production is mature and engaging. Visionetics is an essential listen for those curious about the evolution of electronic music in southern Italy. Press play on Visionetics and experience a unique blend of Naples’ drum and bass with global sounds and vibrant rhythms!

 Raven is yet another example of a dazzling image prevailing over substance, a flaw of too many productions in recent decades.

 Her performance, in the long run, proves to be flat and monochromatic, with the specter of boredom lurking.

Kelela’s album Raven, released by Warp Records, is praised for its high-profile collaborators and genre-blending production. While the album opens strongly, much of it suffers from a flat vocal delivery and repetitive themes. Despite some interesting moments, the review finds the album more style than substance, leaving the overall impact underwhelming. Discover Kelela's Raven and explore the blend of ambient, R&B, and modern soul that challenges expectations.

 Despite the wait, the album reveals itself as an authentic bomb of an explosive and memorable character.

 It is undeniable to emphasize the chameleon-like talent of Azealia Banks who will soon return to the scene, ready to forge her path with a blaze of punches.

Azealia Banks' debut album, Broke With Expensive Taste, showcases her dynamic and eclectic style, blending genres from hip house to EDM. Despite delays and conflicts with her label, the album emerges as a bold and memorable work. Its 16 tracks offer a mix of exotic, funky, and dance elements, reflecting Banks' diverse musical tastes and influences. The review highlights her chameleon-like talent and anticipates her strong return to music. Listen to Azealia Banks' Broke With Expensive Taste and experience this powerful fusion of genres today!

 Fragments is indeed a product of our times, characterized by detachment, reflection, solitude.

 Fragments, on the contrary, returns to us a Bonobo in form, guilty only of having over-decorated his productions a bit too much.

Bonobo’s 2022 album Fragments offers a smooth blend of club-oriented electronic music infused with ethereal and jazz elements. Recorded during the pandemic in Los Angeles, it reflects solitude and reflection. While praised for its melodies and guest vocals, the album’s overly polished production is noted as its main flaw. Overall, it’s a strong and enjoyable addition to Bonobo’s discography, though a bit less impactful than BlackSands. Discover Bonobo’s Fragments—listen now and explore its vibrant blend of electronic grooves and ethereal melodies.

 We are facing the best Massive Attack since Mezzanine, a revitalized group that has finally found its balance and returned to producing first-class music.

 After six years, one rightly expects material quantitatively superior to the four tracks in question.

Massive Attack's 2016 EP Ritual Spirit, though brief with only four tracks, marks the group's strongest output since Mezzanine. The band embraces contemporary dubstep elements while featuring notable guest artists like Roots Manuva and Tricky. While some disappointment exists over the EP's short length after a six-year wait, its refreshing sound and production quality confirm the group's renewed creative balance. Ritual Spirit leaves listeners wanting more but assured of Massive Attack’s ongoing relevance. Discover Massive Attack’s Ritual Spirit EP — experience their bold blend of trip-hop and dubstep with stellar guest artists now!

 It is therefore a more inspired Martyn that we find in his latest work, an experienced producer who tries to process a mourning and recover the weight of his own music.

 At the end of the playback, one has the impression of having listened to a concept album about loss and abandonment, a personal work with a therapeutic function for its creator.

Martyn's Voids marks a return to the artistic roots evident in his debut album, blending genres like garage, dubstep, and techno. The album explores themes of loss and mourning, inspired by the passing of DJ Marcus Intalex. It presents a thoughtful and powerful listening experience, with intricate layering and emotional depth. Overall, the album is a strong, inspired work that balances personal reflection with musical innovation. Discover Martyn's Voids—dive into an emotional and powerful electronic journey today.

 The duo literally plays the washing machine as if it were a drum and at the same time a kind of synthesizer.

 The true purpose of this album is to interact in a concrete, real manner with what surrounds us.

This review explores Matmos' 'Ultimate Care II,' an experimental electronic album created using the sounds of a Whirlpool washing machine. The duo's work spans a variety of electronic genres and features collaborations with notable artists. The album stands as a conceptual exploration of everyday technology and its unheard sonic potential. Though not universally memorable, it remains an intriguing and thought-provoking experiment. Discover the boundary-pushing sounds of Matmos and experience the world of music through an unexpected lens—listen to Ultimate Care II now!

 The fall stops time... about to hit the water.

 The instant of entering the water is like breaking through a door into a parallel world.

The review vividly describes the immersive experience of the AA. VV. - Pina OST soundtrack. It compares listening to a physical plunge into a new, parallel world. The reviewer emphasizes the desire to remain submerged in this atmospheric and emotionally evocative music. Dive into the evocative world of AA. VV. - Pina OST and experience its immersive soundtrack now!

 Intelligent electronic music pretending to be idiotic electronic music.

 "It’s just Music...so shut the fuck up and dance!!!!"

Skrillex’s first album Recess delivers a cunning mix of aggressive Brostep chaos and genuine underground influences. While not revolutionary, it reveals a deeper artistic message beneath the noise, challenging fans and critics alike. The album balances complex rhythms and diverse genres, making it both fresh and honest. It stands as a bold statement of Skrillex’s true musical identity. Discover Skrillex’s bold Recess and experience the art behind the noise. Listen now and feel the fresh twist on Brostep!

 From the very first listen, reveals a significant maturation in sound and arrangements.

 A futuristic and biomechanical record that seems to come from the farthest future (from... 2562, to be exact).

Dave Huismans, under his 2562 alias, delivers a significant sonic evolution with Unbalance. The album explores deep dubstep fused with techno influences in a dark, futuristic setting. Noteworthy for its immersive, cohesive journey, it demands attentive listening. Though complex, Unbalance is a standout work reflecting contemporary electronic trends and forward-looking sound design. Dive into 2562's Unbalance for a unique dubstep experience—listen now and explore its futuristic soundscapes!

 "'Ghost People' represents an immersive headphone listen with a profound work on sound and its preference over melody construction."

 "'Ghost People' is neither a masterpiece nor a complete disappointment, but a work in which Martyn tries to renew himself and present a new guise."

Martyn's second album, Ghost People, marks a clear stylistic shift towards techno with a focus on sound layering rather than melody. While it lacks standout tracks like his debut, it offers an immersive club-oriented experience appreciated by insiders. The album reflects both Martyn's artistic courage and some stagnation, making it a mixed but notable effort. Dive into Martyn's 'Ghost People' and experience the bold techno evolution firsthand. Listen now and decide where you stand!

 I’m convinced that Wolf is Tyler’s masterpiece.

 He demonstrates in an absolute way that he has become a well-rounded artist.

This review praises Tyler, The Creator's third album 'Wolf' as a mature and well-rounded masterpiece. It highlights his growth from darker themes to more melodic, soulful sounds influenced by Pharrell Williams and 70s-80s funk/soul. The album blends aggressive rap with falsetto singing, exploring fame's paradoxes and personal conflicts through complex production and diverse collaborations. Overall, 'Wolf' is seen as a demanding but rewarding listen that showcases Tyler's evolution as an artist. Dive into Tyler, The Creator's 'Wolf' and experience a bold, innovative evolution in alternative rap—listen now and discover the masterpiece!

 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!

 Crazy For You goes down like a shot of rum and pear.

 Today is summer, this is garage surf pop and that blonde is winking right at me.

The review praises Best Coast's debut album 'Crazy For You' as a fresh and vibrant entry in the garage surf pop scene. It highlights the album's nostalgic yet original sound, blending early 90s noise-pop influences with Beach Boys-style melodies. Bethany Cosentino's captivating voice is a notable feature, evoking a carefree summer atmosphere. Despite being new to the band, the reviewer connects deeply with the sound and mood of the record. Dive into Best Coast’s dreamy garage surf pop—listen to 'Crazy For You' and feel the summer breeze today!

 The heavy bass rolls slowly and aggressively, dragging you into a trance state from which you don’t want to emerge.

 More than being in a dance club, it feels like being at CBGB, all that’s missing is someone stage diving and being swept away by a furious circle pit.

The reviewer recounts their excitement and experience at the Outlook Festival London Reunion Party 2010. While some sets didn’t fully connect, notable performances by Youngsta, The Bug, and Mr. Stenchman left a strong impression. The event captured the city’s dubstep essence in a unique Art-Deco venue, despite some sound issues and lineup changes. Overall, it was a memorable night that deepened the reviewer’s appreciation for the genre. Explore the vibrant dubstep scene and listen to legendary sets from the Outlook Festival London Reunion Party now!

 I've never heard anything like it, the impact rivals the best brutal-death bands around.

 The crowd feels like being run over by a truck speeding full throttle.

The review chronicles a personal and immersive experience at the Outlook Festival 2009 on Croatia’s Pag Island, highlighting powerful dubstep and drum’n’bass performances by legendary DJs like N-Type, Hatcha, and Youngsta. The author reflects on the evolution of bass music and captures the festival’s vibrant atmosphere despite challenges like weather and exhaustion. Memorable moments include interactions with fellow attendees and intense sets that showcase the genre’s depth. The author ends satisfied, celebrating the festival’s energetic spirit and distinctive sound. Dive into the heart of dubstep and drum’n’bass—relive the epic Outlook Festival 2009 through this detailed review and explore the raw power of bass music!

 An artist unjustly underestimated, not least by a snobbish, Scaruffi-like critique that has always refused to recognize the merits of this artist with the lowercase ‘a’.

 The album then is an endless succession of precious gems, but it’s probably with the finale that one remains pleasantly enraptured: ‘Again Her’ is perhaps his strong piece, the classic ace up the sleeve.

This review highlights Franco Simone as a highly talented yet underrated Italian singer-songwriter whose career was hindered by industry setbacks. It praises the comprehensive box set celebrating his three-decade legacy, including intimate, psychedelic, and auteur-style songs. The review emphasizes his revival via a talent show and the subsequent recognition by RCA Italy. It urges music lovers to appreciate his overlooked contributions to Italian music. Dive into Franco Simone’s timeless classics and rediscover the beauty of Italian songwriting with this essential box set.

 If you don’t know it or worse don’t like it, I suggest you check your pulse: you are probably dead.

 Listen to your heart (and not your brain, I suggest) and rediscover this enormous talent.

This review celebrates Mal's 'I Grandi Successi Originali' as a comprehensive and powerful compilation of his most iconic songs. Tracing his journey from 60s rock covers to disco and blues, the album showcases his distinctive British-accented voice and remarkable versatility. Standout tracks like 'Incidente' and 'Furia' are highlighted for their lasting impact. Highly recommended for fans of Italian music and timeless hits. Explore Mal’s timeless hits and experience the best of Italian music history today!

 "A ticking time bomb, that's 'Slave To The Grind', the second badass album by Skid Row."

 "Probably the best song on the album, level with 'Monkey Business'."

Slave To The Grind is Skid Row's breakthrough second album, a powerful departure from their glam metal debut. Fusing influences like Judas Priest and Warrior Soul, it features intense vocals, intricate riffs, and standout tracks like "Monkey Business" and "Quicksand Jesus." Praised as one of the best hard rock/heavy metal albums of the 90s, it remains a genre-defining work just before the grunge era rose to prominence. Listen now to Skid Row's Slave To The Grind and experience the power of 90s hard rock at its finest!

 20 songs, each one a gem: it is up to a piece like "Su Di Noi" to open the album, a classic unforgettable hit.

 Clear your mind of prejudices and don’t be stingy: it is time to smash the piggy banks and take out the 10 euros needed to bring home this essential work.

This review praises Pupo's double album 'I Grandi Successi' as a collection of timeless Italian pop hits showcasing his versatility and commercial success. The album features a mix of pop, progressive, and emotional ballads, backed by celebrated collaborations. The reviewer highlights Pupo's enduring fanbase and encourages newcomers to embrace his music beyond any prejudices. The album is recommended for all lovers of quality and classic music. Discover the timeless charm of Pupo's hits—listen to 'I Grandi Successi' and experience Italian pop at its finest!