When 'Suicide' started playing, I started dancing.

 An album that makes you want to raise the blinds, tell work to go to hell, that makes you want to dance and feel light is an album to have.

 Listen to Kosheen's Resist now and feel the irresistible urge to dance and relax!

 "The Notwist produce songs through the successive addition of parts and fragments carefully sought out, among samples and real guitars, managing to synthesize a totally original form."

 "An intimate, delicate album, turned in on itself, that spins on itself, talking about rooms from which one will never leave."

 Discover The Notwist's Neon Golden—listen now and immerse yourself in its intricate indie-electronica soundscape!

 The cover takes me back to the farthest recesses of memory, evoking the English romantic painters Constable and Turner.

 "Eple" is great with those light and lopsided odd beats that don’t resolve (pure and simple 808 State).

 Listen to Röyksopp's Melody A.M. and experience a melodic electronic journey blending ambient sounds with nostalgic beats.

 A beautiful collection of diverse sounds, there’s no denying that.

 In the sparse British scene, Damon Gough deserves credit for having created something... singular.

 Listen to Badly Drawn Boy’s About a Boy and experience its timeless, diverse soundscapes today!

 Is it possible that "Made in the U.K." produces nothing but clones of the "blank generation"??

 One star only because the program doesn’t allow "zero" [message for the webmaster]

 Explore more reviews and discover if Doves' The Last Broadcast deserves a listen or a skip!

 Oh dear, oh dear! Running out of creativity, huh? The ideas are starting to run low, aren’t they??

 Maybe that’s the worst part. While with 'Play' Moby had marked the beginning of a new era, with '18' there’s a sort of ideal continuation on the same plane.

 Listen to Moby's 18 and decide if his familiar style still resonates with you!

 The sound was too confused and imprecise, a flaw that unfortunately accompanied almost all the remaining songs of the concert.

 Much better on CD than live!

 Discover why this 2002 Trail of Dead live show fell short—read the full review and listen to their studio work for the real experience!

 Three guitarists take turns singing, which adds to their unique live sound.

 The concert is really enjoyable, but the CD version feels a bit too sappy in places.

 Discover the energy of Gomez's Brixton Academy live show and decide if their mix of pop and rock suits your taste!

 Label enthusiasts call it Emo-Core, which means a more emotional Hard Core.

 Life And Limb, which reminds me of the best of Sonic Youth’s Dirty and the supreme Strangelight, a melodic song that almost sounds like a demo.

 Discover Fugazi's The Argument and experience the intense evolution of Emo-Core music.

 No clichés that made Fred Durst & Co. famous. A healthy power pop, sometimes even too melodic.

 What depth of sounds and what beautiful guitars! They remind me a bit of the things done by Bob Mould in the post-Hüsker Dü era.

 Listen to Rival Schools' United By Fate and experience a powerful blend of melodic hardcore and heartfelt rock.

 When it comes to Billy Bragg, words matter more than the music.

 Bragg claims English identity without allowing the term 'englishness' to be stolen by poor nationalist idiots.

 Listen to Billy Bragg's England Half English to discover powerful folk songs about identity and social change.

 Moby chooses to sing himself, with his weak, inadequate voice, which always reminds me of Ian Curtis’s inadequacy from Joy Division.

 A disenchanted and resigned look at life, but somehow positive.

 Listen to Moby's 'We Are All Made Of Stars' and explore the powerful blend of emotion and electronica in his upcoming album '18'.

 Yorn sings well, with the sleepily narcoleptic tone of a J Mascis or a Stephen Malkmus, but with a decidedly more beautiful and controlled voice.

 Good and honest songwriting without being brilliant.

 Listen to Pete Yorn's 'musicforthemorningafter' for a blend of honest songwriting and relaxed acoustic rock vibes.

 These are songs that could be used for everything from TV commercials to the film scores of spy movies.

 Imagine yourself in Ibiza, sitting on a bar terrace, not wanting to sauna in one of the 1000 clubs, you just want to sit there, drink a beer, and listen to something that reminds you of the rave atmosphere.

 Listen to Timo Maas' Loud now and experience a sophisticated dance journey with unforgettable vibes!

 Close your eyes and dream of journeys to distant lands.

 The true masterpiece is the track by K-Scope 'Black Widow'—a thriller classic would deserve such a track.

 Dive into LTJ Bukem's Earth Vol. 5 and experience a unique blend of jazzy drum'n'bass—listen now for a musical journey like no other!

 "When a side project surpasses the main project: why not continue?"

 "You can’t really expect much from an album of remixes and 'B' or 'G' sides."

 Dive into Gorillaz's G-sides to discover rare remixes and deep cuts—perfect for true fans and collectors!

 This is Walter Schreifels' new band!

 Overall, a great record, whose commercial policy might even capture the general public.

 Listen to 'United By Fate' now and experience the evolving sound of Walter Schreifels' Rival Schools!

 They demonstrate an interesting use of the German language that unexpectedly lends itself wonderfully to storytelling, with very creative rhymes that you can’t get out of your head.

 "If one wants, you are the goal of a long journey, the perfection of the best kind - in silent moments quietly... if one wants, you are my chillout area, my holidays every year..." (Kompliment)

 Listen to Sportfreunde Stiller’s Die Gute Seite and enjoy melodic, witty German indie pop full of heart and irony!

 "Without a doubt, 'Control' is an excellent song, full of energy, but the remaining 10 tracks are incredibly boring, all the same."

 "Puddle of Mudd is an offense on all fronts, and Interscope should be ashamed."

 Read the full review and decide whether to buy the album or just the hit single 'Control'.

 Every song has its own identity, nothing repeats from one track to another.

 An album to live intensely, as it is timeless and stylish.

 Listen to Grandaddy's The Sophtware Slump and experience its timeless indie magic today!