It’s not an album, but there’s so much music that it deserves to be reviewed: 5 stars.

 I have to admit I’m a bit envious of the career he’s made; I’m still here writing ASP...

This review celebrates Jamie Zawinski's unique journey from software developer at Netscape to owner of DNA Lounge, a cutting-edge San Francisco music venue. The venue offers a 24/7 high-quality audio stream featuring diverse genres such as deep house, psytrance, and industrial. Jamie also provides free Linux-based software for venue management. The reviewer expresses admiration for Jamie's successful career in blending technology and live music. Tune in to DNA Lounge's nonstop live stream and experience Jamie Zawinski’s digital music revolution!

 There’s always the artist’s touch that intervenes on otherwise banal melodies.

 This swaying rhythm, after sleepless nights, has managed to hypnotize me, to take me somewhere else...

Tarwater’s 2002 album Dwellers on the Threshold presents a unique fusion of minimalist melodies, subtle electronic arrangements, and solemn vocals. The record offers twelve simple yet ingenious tracks that effortlessly captivate listeners. Its hypnotic rhythm creates an immersive and otherworldly atmosphere, making it an essential listen for fans of thoughtful electronic music. Listen to Tarwater’s Dwellers on the Threshold and experience their hypnotic blend of electronic and melodic mastery.

 Take me on board their beautiful ship / Show me the world as I love to see it.

 I’d show them the stars / And the meaning of life.

This brief, poetic review captures the profound and almost indescribable emotional impact of Radiohead's OK Computer. The reviewer conveys a deep personal connection with the album, highlighting its timeless allure and visionary qualities. Despite the lack of conventional critique, the rating reflects admiration and reverence. Dive into the visionary world of Radiohead's OK Computer and experience a landmark musical journey.

 "Get Ready," however, is incredible.

 No one better than them can describe life. The simple things.

New Order's seventh album, Get Ready, marks a powerful and genuine comeback after nearly a decade. The review highlights standout tracks like "Crystal" and "Turn My Way," praising the band's characteristic mix of insightful lyrics and compelling melodies. Collaborations with notable artists add depth, and the album recalls early influences while forging fresh sounds. The emotional and poetic qualities make Get Ready a truly remarkable work. Listen to New Order's Get Ready and experience their timeless blend of emotional depth and innovative sound today!

 An simply stunning album.

 Just listen to 'Swollen' and 'I Love My Man' to understand what artistic heights two guys and a computer can achieve, and so much poetry.

Bent's debut album 'Programmed to Love' impresses with its stunning variety of electronic sounds. The duo brings innovation and poetry to each track, notably 'Swollen' and 'I Love My Man.' This album sets a new foundation for creative electronic music. Listen to Bent's 'Programmed to Love' and experience the poetic innovation of this essential electronic album.

 Truly an excellent work.

 What nostalgia, what a desire to revisit everything and start over.

The review praises Nicola Conte's Jet Sounds Revisited as an excellent jazz album filled with nostalgia and smooth, easy listening vibes. The reviewer feels a personal connection to the album and highlights its revisiting by notable artists like Koop and Thievery Corporation. It evokes a warm national pride and fond memories of a sweet, relaxed lifestyle. Dive into Nicola Conte’s Jet Sounds Revisited and experience timeless jazz with a nostalgic twist. Listen now!

 Their unmistakable guitar sound, the unique timbre of Markus Acher’s small voice, so sweet you never want to stop listening to it.

 Shrink however reaches its peak with the eponymous song, which I had to listen to about thirty times to be sure that such a beautiful song could exist.

Shrink by The Notwist is a rare and hard-to-find album that fans of their later work Neon Golden will deeply appreciate. With unique pop melodies, melancholic tones, and emotional lyrics, Markus Acher's sweet voice and Martin Gretschmann's electronic elements create a distinctive sound. The album features 10 tracks, including memorable instrumentals, capturing a range of feelings. Standout songs like 'Day 7', 'Chemicals', and the title track 'Shrink' define the album's beauty. Explore The Notwist's rare album Shrink and experience its unique melancholic pop today!

 "An album with completely banal and useless content, musically foreign to their traditional New School HC-Metal style."

 "Not a single song is saved, not even a track that manages to repeat the aggression of Lookinglasself."

This review critiques Snapcase’s album End Transmission as a disappointing and uninspired departure from their acclaimed 1993 debut, Lookinglasself. The album lacks the band’s signature explosive riffs and power, failing to engage or deliver the aggression fans expect. The reviewer warns that the hardcore scene faces a crisis, with Victory Records producing few strong acts recently. Bands like Raised Fist or Speak are noted as hopeful exceptions. Discover why Snapcase’s End Transmission disappointed hardcore fans and explore what the future holds for the scene.

 The new album seems to be a child of the "club culture" and all that whirlwind of styles and tastes encountered, precisely, in clubs.

 The lack of a connective thread and the coexistence of such heterogeneous styles may not appeal to the "purists" and might leave one disoriented.

Terranova's second album marks a clear stylistic shift from their debut, embracing an eclectic mix of electronic subgenres inspired by club culture. While this diversity creates a vibrant and impactful soundscape, it also lacks the cohesive thread that characterized their earlier trip-hop influenced work. Fans of pure electronic styles may find the broad variety both a strength and a limitation. Overall, the album represents a bold but somewhat uncertain musical evolution. Listen to Terranova's genre-blending album and dive into the vibrant world of early 2000s electronic exploration!

 The album consists of 13 bullets that lodge in your head and refuse to leave, compelling you to listen again for a moment of illusory tranquility.

 Turbonegro didn’t invent anything new, but this should not affect the listening of this work, which should be placed among the masterpieces of the genre.

Turbonegro's Apocalypse Dudes stands as a raw and melodically rich rock album combining punk urgency with 70s hard rock influences. Released before the band's split in 1998, the album features 13 compelling tracks that captivate listeners without any filler. Though not revolutionary, it remains a masterpiece of its genre, beloved by fans of Scandinavian rock and similar bands like Hellacopters and Backyard Babies. The album's energy and dark vibe make it an enduring classic. Dive into Apocalypse Dudes and experience Scandinavian rock at its raw and melodic best today!

 If it weren’t too banal, one could define it as an 'old new album,' or, if you prefer, a 'new old album.' But beware: it doesn’t feel old!

 A long, complex, and refined album suitable for both the more advanced listener and the newcomer to the field.

Medeski Martin & Wood's 'Uninvisible' masterfully balances 1970s jazz-rock inspiration with modern sonic experimentation. The album features inventive keyboard work, engaging rhythms, and diverse soundscapes. Highlight tracks showcase creative blends of funky, urban, and atmospheric elements. Recommended for both newcomers and seasoned listeners seeking a refined and heterogeneous jazz experience. Listen to 'Uninvisible' now and experience the perfect blend of vintage jazz-rock and modern sonic innovation!

 "A song built on 10 different ideas. Genius."

 "Hotellounge... one of the best lyrical constructions ever heard... the past cannot be changed. Time is still. Nothing happens, let’s smoke over it."

This review praises dEUS's debut album 'Worst Case Scenario' as a groundbreaking indie rock record from 1994 that combines inventive songwriting with emotional intensity. It highlights unique musical techniques like pedal notes and violin integration, and singles out key tracks like 'Suds and Soda' and 'Hotellounge' for their genius and lyrical richness. The album is positioned as a milestone for indie music fans and an essential listen for newcomers. Despite being written in hindsight, the review passionately defends this record's enduring influence and artistic value. Discover the innovative sound of dEUS's 'Worst Case Scenario'—listen now and experience a indie rock classic!

 This is my review, I’m not joking, a record NOT to buy, it only contains old stuff in 12" versions at most...

 If you don’t know them, and you liked the last Get Ready, it might make sense to buy it, but even then, Substance 1987 is a better choice.

The reviewer criticizes New Order's International album for mainly featuring old tracks in 12" versions. They recommend previous compilations like Substance 1987 instead. Only newcomers or fans of Get Ready might consider it. Read the full review to learn why New Order’s International may not be the best pick and explore better alternatives!

 Vanhamel tells stories and personal situations, but does so in a 'universal' way: he takes you into his world and makes you believe you are him, but you are not him, you are yourself in the same stories and situations.

 "OTSF" is a decidedly unique album, which can either be very appealing or absolutely repulsive to those who listen, but - in my view - there is no middle ground.

Millionaire’s debut album Outside the Simian Flock showcases a unique blend of funk, punk, and indie rock influences. Fronted by Tim Vanhamel, the band offers energetic and introspective music with poetic lyrics. The album resists easy categorization but rewards attentive listeners with its intense and addictive qualities. It stands apart from trend-driven music, embracing a personal and distinctive sound. Listen to Millionaire’s Outside the Simian Flock and experience a fresh, intense rock journey unlike any other.

 For all emocore lovers, here is a band that should not go unnoticed.

 For fans of bands like New Found Glory, The Ataris, or Yellowcard, this is a CD not to be missed.

Rufio's album 'Perhaps, I Suppose' delivers 14 well-crafted emocore tracks that maintain a pleasant flow throughout. Standout songs include 'Above Me' and the ballad 'One Slowdance.' The album is highly recommended for fans of New Found Glory, The Ataris, or Yellowcard. Listen to Rufio's 'Perhaps, I Suppose' now and dive into one of the standout emocore albums of the early 2000s!

 For those who don’t know them, just listen to "Rocket" to fall in love with them.

 The difference between them and all the other bands that do this genre is definitely the use of the violin in almost every track.

Yellowcard's Underdog EP is praised for its five standout tracks featuring a unique violin presence that sets them apart in the punk genre. The review highlights the song 'Rocket' as a must-listen and commends the band's talent and emotional depth. Despite limited availability and recognition, the EP is considered a gem worth discovering. Listen to Yellowcard's Underdog EP now and experience the unique fusion of punk energy and violin-driven emotion!

 The oil in our experiment is the Rage Against The Machine stripped of their protest scream.

 The result is predictable and weak: I only highlight "Gasoline," "Cochise," and "Light my way."

The review criticizes Audioslave's debut album for failing to effectively merge the distinctive styles of Chris Cornell and former Rage Against The Machine members. Despite notable vocal talent and competent production by Rick Rubin, the album is described as predictable and weak. Only a few tracks like 'Gasoline', 'Cochise', and 'Light My Way' stand out. Overall, the mix of influences feels forced rather than cohesive. Discover why Audioslave's debut album struggles to unite iconic rock voices—listen and decide for yourself!

 Simple lyrics, but they grab you! Simple melodies, easy, but they excite you and make you jump!

 Absolutely must-see live for the energy they give you.

New Found Glory's Sticks and Stones delivers simple yet captivating lyrics and melodies that excite and energize. The album shines especially with tracks like 'Forget My Name,' and includes notable American bonus tracks. The band's live shows amplify the album's energy, making it a must-buy for pop punk fans. Listen to New Found Glory's Sticks and Stones and experience the high-energy pop punk that fans can't get enough of!

 The deus ex machina returns in all his splendor. With his arrogance, with his poetry, with his Pollock-style paintings, and with his Gibson Les Paul!

 Sometimes he disguises it instead, as in the first track, Joe Louis.

John Squire's album 'Time Changes Everything' showcases his poetic lyricism and guitar prowess, surrounded by talented musicians. The sound reflects influences from legends like Led Zeppelin, the Stones, and Bob Dylan, while occasionally featuring overdone guitar solos. The album is soft and evocative, drawing parallels with artists like Richard Ashcroft and Chris Cornell. Overall, it is a deserving solo effort from the former Stone Roses member. Discover the poetic rock journey of John Squire in 'Time Changes Everything'—listen and explore his solo artistry today!

 It is certainly a meticulously crafted work, and the quality is very satisfying.

 August could become one of my favorite albums once I’ve uncovered all its secrets.

The Standard's album August impresses with its meticulous craftsmanship and innovative fusion of post-rock, psychedelia, and electronic music. The album remains accessible as a pop record while offering surprising depth. Standout tracks like "The Five-Factor Model" and "Tree Line" reveal emotional and experimental strengths. The band maintains its unique style despite a slight Radiohead resemblance. Overall, August promises lasting appeal and discovery. Listen to August by The Standard and explore this innovative blend of post-rock and electronic sounds today!