All delightfully ingenious and, above all, that do not distract from the song, an important detail that these days is hard to find in videos.

 A video simply ingenious, something never seen by yours truly.

This review highlights the brilliance of Jonathan Glazer's music videos, emphasizing their creativity and how the visuals complement the songs. Several renowned videos like 'Virtual Insanity' and 'Karma Police' are praised for their originality and execution. The review also recommends watching an earlier related compilation for context. Overall, it celebrates Glazer's unique ability to blend narrative and music effectively. Discover Jonathan Glazer's groundbreaking music videos — watch and experience the art of storytelling through song today!

 Jeri implemented the “heart” of the indomitable C64 into a Joystick (Competition Pro), creating the C64 DTV.

 Turn on the TV, plug in the cables, and off you go towards exciting matches!

Jeri Ellsworth ingeniously embedded the heart of the Commodore 64 into a joystick, creating the C64 DTV—an innovative, compact device preloaded with classic games. The review highlights the device’s nostalgic value, technical finesse, and entertaining gameplay, especially praising iconic titles like Impossible Mission and Paradroid. The digital sound quality brings the retro charm alive, despite the difficulty of some games. Overall, it celebrates the clever merging of hardware design and classic gaming fun. Explore Jeri Ellsworth's innovative C64 DTV and relive classic Commodore 64 gaming like never before!

 Everything unfolds gently, no pin pricks, no psychic war.

 They start a chat, hint at a smile.... Then we listen to this record...

The review artfully reflects on the album's tranquil and timeless atmosphere. It praises the subtle, gentle unfolding of sounds that create a peaceful listening experience. The record is depicted as a companion for introspective moments, evoking calm and quiet smiles. Overall, the album is celebrated for its emotional depth and sonic serenity. Dive into the serene world of Popol Vuh's 'In den Gärten Pharaos' and experience its tranquil sonic journey today.

 D.I. Go Pop is a masterpiece that in just over half an hour manages to evoke landscapes of painful and destabilizing beauty, without compromises.

 An incessant kaleidoscope of samples unfolds, manipulated and repeated to exhaustion to the point of losing their intrinsic meaning and becoming pure, liquid, and total sound.

Disco Inferno's DI Go Pop is a richly inventive post-rock album that blends eclectic samples and experimental soundscapes with pop structures. Despite initial commercial neglect, its innovative use of sampling and emotional depth have earned it critical acclaim and recognition as an influential work. The album's haunting melodies and unique textures create a vivid and disorienting listening experience. DI Go Pop stands as an underrated gem slowly gaining its deserved status. Listen to Disco Inferno's DI Go Pop and experience a post-rock masterpiece that reshaped experimental sound.

 Lopatin pampers and indulges himself, but without getting complacent, and when he steps out of his comfort zone, it’s always for essential moves.

 Magic OPN reworks analog radio listening with a cubist touch: listeners hear multiple levels of transmission and production with subtle and refined delocalizing techniques.

Magic Oneohtrix Point Never is a refined double LP showcasing Lopatin's experimental electronic soundscapes. The album blends subtle innovations like drum machine usage with a nocturnal pop sensibility. Collaborations, such as with The Weeknd, enrich the record's emotional depth. The work balances familiar Warp-style fragmentation with fresh sonic narratives and ambient escapism. It's a mature, confident continuation rather than a radical departure. Dive into the sonic world of Magic Oneohtrix Point Never and discover the art of experimental electronic music today.

 I am falling in love with it, like you fall in love with a beautiful stranger, precisely because it’s all mystery and exotic scents.

 This music may be for raves but it seems decidedly more ambitious in form and more experimental than much of the rock of the last twenty-thirty years.

The review explores John Frusciante’s shift from rock guitarist to electronic experimentalist under the Maya album. Though initially skeptical, the reviewer falls for its mysterious and complex rhythms. The album is praised for its ambitious approach, blending abstract soundscapes with melodic insight, pushing musical boundaries beyond traditional rock and rave genres. Dive into John Frusciante’s Maya and explore a unique blend of electronic experimentation and melodic complexity today!

 "G alias G has always been passionate about semiology semiotics semantics aesthetics sociology psychology art and music."

 "With a rank of 5.56, turkish defines himself first of all as happy and then as a lover of cinema."

This review offers a detailed overview of the first users of Debaser, highlighting their contributions, levels of activity, and unique profiles. It notes key figures like 1.G, turkish, and Mr.Iko, while also mentioning many inactive or minimal contributors. The piece provides a nostalgic glimpse into the early days of Debaser and the varied participation within its community. Overall, it documents the foundational users shaping the platform’s culture. Dive into the origins of Debaser’s music community and rediscover its pioneering voices and hidden gems!

 "Kylie returns as the queen of the FLOOR with an album à la 'Donna Summer' that evokes her most successful period 'Fever' 2001."

 "The whole album is a cocktail of dance and danceable tracks, well-crafted with strings, guitars, and new club atmospheres."

Kylie Minogue’s fifteenth album, 'Disco', revives the spirit of her Fever era and pays homage to disco legend Donna Summer. Featuring singles like 'Say Something' and 'Magic', the album is a well-crafted blend of dance rhythms with rich instrumentation. Standout tracks include 'Supernova' and 'Unstoppable'. Overall, it’s a vibrant and danceable album released in late 2020 that showcases Kylie’s enduring pop-disco appeal. Listen to Kylie Minogue’s ‘Disco’ and dance to the ultimate pop disco revival!

 "Particularly tracks like 'Dal diario di un intagliatore di pietre,' 'Golem' and the epic and gothic 'Komplott Kharousek' are truly frightening and imbued with a dark esoteric atmosphere."

 "Not everything works perfectly (some tracks lack inspiration) but the raw sound and sickly settings take us directly into the alleys and Jewish ghetto of Meyrink’s Prague."

Il Segno Del Comando’s 'Der Golem' blends gothic-metal with prog rock influences to create a dark, esoteric atmosphere inspired by Gustav Meyrink’s novel. While it departs somewhat from their debut's '70s sound, the album remains a cult classic with a macabre charm. Key tracks evoke the eerie spirit of Prague’s Jewish ghetto, reinforcing the concept. Some songs lack inspiration, but the raw, immersive production and striking cover art make it worthwhile. Dive into the dark magic of 'Der Golem' and experience a unique blend of gothic metal and prog rock inspired by mystical Prague!

 'These videos complement the songs, adding elements to them without detracting attention from the main product, which is the music.'

 'Seeing thirty-somethings dancing in tight clothes, striking provocative poses with strobe lights at full blast still makes me laugh, culminating in the Village People-esque parody at the end.'

This review highlights Stéphane Sednaoui's compilation of 19 music videos showcasing his unique directing style. The author praises standout videos from artists like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Garbage, R.E.M, Massive Attack, and U2. The videos complement the music well and range from brilliant to absurd, making the collection a must-watch for fans of creative music visuals. The review encourages exploring the videos individually for a fuller experience. Discover the striking creativity of Stéphane Sednaoui's music videos—watch and experience the art of sound and visuals combined!

 The soundscapes are like Hereke carpets, woven with golden threads, but the musical wefts have a millennial golden oxidation.

 So let us take advantage of a delectable psychic soundtrack that makes us understand, willing or not, that we’re all in the same boat.

Partly Cloudy's 1987 album Excess Verbiage offers a unique and haunting blend of minimal synth sounds with themes rooted in ancient and futuristic imagery. The album creates an unsettling yet mesmerizing soundscape, mixing occult vocals with complex rhythms and synthesizers. It evokes a sense of existential reflection and emotional discomfort, embracing the inevitability of life's harsh realities. The reviewer praises the album's depth, conceptual design, and its ability to challenge conventional listening experiences. Dive into the eerie soundscape of Excess Verbiage and experience a timeless journey through dark wave synth music.

 The underground blues longs for home, the sky crumples under my feet and the apocalypse is my favorite game.

 Then I’d like to sing a transcendent song, one of those that explain everything without explaining anything.

This review takes the form of a poetic, dream-inspired homage to Bob Dylan's album Bringing It All Back Home. It intertwines vivid imagery and Dylan's iconic lyrical style, highlighting the artistic transition from acoustic to electric sounds. The reviewer embraces the chaos and power of the album's themes and captures the album's spirit in an emotional and unique way. Dive into this vivid, poetic take on Dylan's classic and rediscover the power of Bringing It All Back Home today!

 Tago Mago is, every time and for everyone, something different.

 "You just can't get back no more," the crazed Damo warns.

Can's 'Tago Mago' is praised as a perfect album that transcends genre labels like rock or Krautrock. It is described as an inward musical journey characterized by repetition and the balance between chaos and order. The album unfolds in seven interconnected stages, each flowing seamlessly into the next. The review highlights its unique power to evoke discovery of the unknown within oneself. Dive into Can's Tago Mago and experience a groundbreaking musical voyage unlike any other.

 Philosophy is dismantled to see how it is made, to reveal it with dissimilar words, and finally, after examining its pieces, to reorganize it.

 Hegel advised reading and rereading a text, even if at first, it was not understood. Subsequent readings enhance the network of contexts.

Richard Osborne’s Storia della filosofia a fumetti presents philosophy in an engaging comic format, mixing humor and clear explanations. Illustrated by R. Edney and introduced by N. Merker, the book simplifies complex ideas through dialogue and visuals. It features philosophical giants such as Kant, Nietzsche, and Derrida, making their theories accessible. The work encourages multiple readings to deepen understanding and invites beginners to explore philosophy creatively. Dive into Richard Osborne’s comic philosophy—read, laugh, and rethink how you understand ideas!

 The true merit of "Treny" lies rather in a subtle melancholy poised between quiet despair and restless awareness.

 Like a Sphinx posing an enigma knowing how irrelevant it is to solve it but being aware of how laden it is with something.

Jacaszek's Treny is an evocative and subtle album blending chamber music with dark ambient electronic elements. Featuring violin, cello, and ethereal vocals, it conjures a delicate balance between quiet despair and emotional yearning. The album unfolds like a lunar enigma, mesmerizing listeners with its evolving textures and melancholic mood. A compelling artistic statement in contemporary ambient music. Dive into the haunting beauty of Jacaszek's Treny and experience a journey through subtle melancholy and rich electronic-chamber textures.

 One of the most ethereal and sensual voices in the entire history of music, and I’m not exaggerating.

 The Cowboy Junkies further demonstrate their exquisite level as fine musicians... masters in painting a humanity that lives, suffers, loves, and mends the tears of pain with the tension of the dream.

This review passionately praises Cowboy Junkies' live album '200 More Miles,' highlighting Margo Timmins' ethereal voice and the band's ability to create a dreamlike, melancholic atmosphere. The album features tender ballads, beautiful covers, and slowcore sounds that evoke deep emotional resonance. The reviewer reminisces about personal memories tied to the music and emphasizes the timeless and hypnotic qualities of the performances. Overall, it celebrates the band's musical mastery and lasting impact. Discover the mesmerizing live performances of Cowboy Junkies and immerse yourself in their soulful sound today!

 "Silver Trees is the second and final LP for this Psych/Prog/RagaRock band that had already released another interesting LP 'Totum' earlier the same year."

 "The sound is a skillful mix of percussion, flute, sax, guitar, keyboards, and the intriguing voice of the frontman and vocalist, Kenny Henson."

Silver Trees, released in 1970 by South African band Abstract Truth, is a notable psychedelic and progressive rock album blending raga rock influences. Featuring skilled instrumentation and the distinctive vocals of Kenny Henson, it stands as a rare gem in the genre. The album is especially prized by vinyl collectors for its scarce Parlophone first pressing. Silver Trees marks the band's final release and a highlight of South Africa's vibrant early '70s music scene. Discover the unique sounds of Abstract Truth's Silver Trees—listen now and explore a rare piece of psychedelic rock history!

 These hallucinatory journeys...transport us into a kind of ecstasy, thanks to Mering’s voice from other times and the massive use of psychedelia, effects, and reverbs.

 From my perspective, the "objective flaws" paradoxically make the work even more "romantic" and "complete."

The review praises Weyes Blood's debut album, The Outside Room, as a unique psychedelic folk experience marked by raw experimentation and hypnotic soundscapes. It highlights the album's ethereal voice, disorienting yet seductive atmospheres, and a rare balance between melody and effects. While noting some rough execution and compositional inconsistencies, the critic finds these flaws enhance the album's romantic and sincere nature. The work is lauded as a powerful, meditative journey ideal for fans of dreamlike folk-rock. Explore Weyes Blood’s mesmerizing debut and lose yourself in the hypnotic world of The Outside Room.

 Black Rose: A Rock Legend is one of Thin Lizzy’s most successful albums, created just before the quartet was overwhelmed.

 The world of Thin Lizzy is not for dreamers, but that doesn’t mean there’s no room for feelings.

Black Rose: A Rock Legend showcases Thin Lizzy's unique fusion of hard rock and Celtic rhythms, driven by Phil Lynott’s poetic storytelling. Despite internal band struggles and lineup changes, the 1979 album remains fresh, inspired, and memorable. With highlights like 'Waiting for an Alibi' and the heartfelt 'Sarah,' the album balances gritty tales and emotional depth. It stands as one of Thin Lizzy’s most successful and artistically rich works, cementing their legacy in rock history. Dive into Thin Lizzy’s Black Rose to experience a masterful blend of rock and Celtic spirit—listen now and rediscover a classic!

 No, they are not some clone of Jethro Tull, and with this, let’s clear up any misleading comparisons right away.

 They simply remain themselves, a small delightful hidden gem all to be discovered, listen after listen.

This review highlights Triode's unique 1971 LP 'On n'a pas fini d'avoir tout vu,' a rare and groovy instrumental album blending genres like prog rock, jazz, and psychedelia. The reviewer dismisses common comparisons like Jethro Tull, emphasizing Triode's distinct sound. Highly recommended for collectors and fans of experimental 70s music, especially the recent vinyl reissue makes this hidden gem accessible again. Listen to Triode's rare groovy instrumental LP and discover a unique prog-jazz treasure today!