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They've found a form, perhaps confused itself, but still a form. A psychedelic/wave run shot at such a crazy speed that, every time, every single damn time, it knocks your socks off.
They've found a form, perhaps confused itself, but still a form.
A psychedelic/wave run shot at such a crazy speed that, every time, every single damn time, it knocks your socks off.
Dive into Crawling Chaos’ The Gas Chair and experience a thrilling, dark folk journey unlike any other.
Godflesh grant no pauses. Focused on reclaiming the scepter as masters of a musical genre they helped create and spread. Six minutes of true nightmare even for someone like me who is used to certain lashes.
Godflesh grant no pauses. Focused on reclaiming the scepter as masters of a musical genre they helped create and spread.
Six minutes of true nightmare even for someone like me who is used to certain lashes.
Dive into the raw power of Godflesh's Decline & Fall EP and experience the resurgence of industrial metal legends.
Gov’t Mule is not a group, they are a combo; they are dense, powerful, and varied. The album sounds like deep America, long beards and overbearing truck driver bellies with a single tanned arm.
Gov’t Mule is not a group, they are a combo; they are dense, powerful, and varied.
The album sounds like deep America, long beards and overbearing truck driver bellies with a single tanned arm.
Listen to Gov't Mule’s The Deep End, Volume 1 and experience a masterful blend of blues, Southern rock, and heartfelt tribute.
How I wish I had taken this disc blindly. It’s not a masterpiece, let’s be clear. But I had a really nice surprise. Endless Skies could indeed easily be described as a tribute to Blackmore and his Rainbow.
How I wish I had taken this disc blindly. It’s not a masterpiece, let’s be clear. But I had a really nice surprise.
Endless Skies could indeed easily be described as a tribute to Blackmore and his Rainbow.
Explore Ashbury's Endless Skies to experience a hidden '80s rock treasure filled with epic riffs and timeless melodies!
I listen and remain indifferent; my ears aren’t hurt, but my heart isn’t racing either. An album of good music but one that does not warm my spirit and, for me, leans more towards Hollywood (film music) or Broadway (the musical).
I listen and remain indifferent; my ears aren’t hurt, but my heart isn’t racing either.
An album of good music but one that does not warm my spirit and, for me, leans more towards Hollywood (film music) or Broadway (the musical).
Discover Aaron Copland’s unique blend of American folk and classical music—listen and judge the national music experiment yourself!
"Code Red is probably the most direct, genuine, and violent record of the German band." Just the impact of the Titletrack is enough to dispel any doubts, with a Tom Angelripper who gracelessly screams 'CODE RED!' with spine-chilling emphasis.
"Code Red is probably the most direct, genuine, and violent record of the German band."
Just the impact of the Titletrack is enough to dispel any doubts, with a Tom Angelripper who gracelessly screams 'CODE RED!' with spine-chilling emphasis.
Dive into Sodom's Code Red and experience raw thrash metal at its fiercest—listen now and rediscover metal intensity!
This 'Romance' album by Oneida is not an easy listen, but the guys from NY have always accustomed us to not being banal. Side D is completely dominated by the kaleidoscopic 'Shepard’s Axe', almost an album in itself, a worthy finale to this work.
This 'Romance' album by Oneida is not an easy listen, but the guys from NY have always accustomed us to not being banal.
Side D is completely dominated by the kaleidoscopic 'Shepard’s Axe', almost an album in itself, a worthy finale to this work.
Dive into Oneida's 'Romance' and explore its rich, diverse soundscapes – a must-listen for adventurous music lovers!
It feels like listening to the Pixies in skirts having fun mixing their honest sound with B-52’s and Ramones! A strong desire to party, noise, chaos; with a minimal technique, not caring too much about unnecessary solos, or forced intros.
It feels like listening to the Pixies in skirts having fun mixing their honest sound with B-52’s and Ramones!
A strong desire to party, noise, chaos; with a minimal technique, not caring too much about unnecessary solos, or forced intros.
Turn up the volume and dive into The Coathangers' explosive punk garage rawness now!
"Romance is a heterogeneous album, perhaps its limit but also its strength." "A double vinyl full of facets and corners to explore, surprises, and shifts in tone."
"Romance is a heterogeneous album, perhaps its limit but also its strength."
"A double vinyl full of facets and corners to explore, surprises, and shifts in tone."
Dive into Oneida’s Romance and experience a richly layered album full of surprises and sonic exploration.
"I wanted to write about, and understand, and share the part of me that has always been able to be vulnerable." The image of Tweedy that emerges from the book is that of the anti-rockstar: far from the jet-set, from women, from the overpowering might of labels.
"I wanted to write about, and understand, and share the part of me that has always been able to be vulnerable."
The image of Tweedy that emerges from the book is that of the anti-rockstar: far from the jet-set, from women, from the overpowering might of labels.
Read Jeff Tweedy’s heartfelt autobiography and explore the intimate story behind Wilco’s music and his personal journey.
In front of this work, dark, the darker side of new wave, gothic, and all those gloomy atmospheres you’ve heard until now take a back seat. The five pieces played one after another, self-inflicting impersonal anguish, zigzag horrifically in a psychic density lulling us into a dangerous black trance dance.
In front of this work, dark, the darker side of new wave, gothic, and all those gloomy atmospheres you’ve heard until now take a back seat.
The five pieces played one after another, self-inflicting impersonal anguish, zigzag horrifically in a psychic density lulling us into a dangerous black trance dance.
Dive into Deception Bay’s dark new wave soundscape—listen now and experience the intense underground trance.
The M° Frajese presents us with a work that mixes a series of short pieces ranging from easy listening to classical, passing through beat interludes, all treated by his orchestra which scatters touches of jazz here and there in the style of Giorgio Gaslini. The central topic of the documentary indeed revolves around the analysis of relationships within an open community and the consequences these dynamics have on children’s education.
The M° Frajese presents us with a work that mixes a series of short pieces ranging from easy listening to classical, passing through beat interludes, all treated by his orchestra which scatters touches of jazz here and there in the style of Giorgio Gaslini.
The central topic of the documentary indeed revolves around the analysis of relationships within an open community and the consequences these dynamics have on children’s education.
Discover the rare sounds of Carlo Frajese’s 1969 soundtrack blending jazz and classical — explore this unique musical journey now!
Mganga! (the healer) is a gem in its genre, a long excursion through the different settings that our imagination associates with Black Africa. One encounters strange tribes that draw us into their rituals, songs, and dances excited by the sound of bongos, strangely interspersed with oriental flutes and celestial choirs.
Mganga! (the healer) is a gem in its genre, a long excursion through the different settings that our imagination associates with Black Africa.
One encounters strange tribes that draw us into their rituals, songs, and dances excited by the sound of bongos, strangely interspersed with oriental flutes and celestial choirs.
Dive into Tak Shindo's Mganga! and experience a unique exotica safari of captivating rhythms and mystical sounds.
This is an album of great charm: deep, genuine, gritty, hypnotic, and muddy, where tradition and contemporaneity go hand in hand. An art that conveys feelings, not necessarily 'innovative,' but that has and comes from a history told out of necessity and urgency.
This is an album of great charm: deep, genuine, gritty, hypnotic, and muddy, where tradition and contemporaneity go hand in hand.
An art that conveys feelings, not necessarily 'innovative,' but that has and comes from a history told out of necessity and urgency.
Listen to Cypress Grove and experience the raw power and timeless soul of genuine blues!
The children sprung from the King’s pen represent the mirror of our childhood and move us. Human dignity, independent of any utilitarian function, is a non-negotiable value.
The children sprung from the King’s pen represent the mirror of our childhood and move us.
Human dignity, independent of any utilitarian function, is a non-negotiable value.
Dive into The Institute by Stephen King and uncover the dark secrets behind lost childhood and the struggle for humanity.
Echoes stands as a desolate manifesto of melancholy and serene solitude. An impeccable clean production, for three-quarters of an hour of unplugged polished pop.
Echoes stands as a desolate manifesto of melancholy and serene solitude.
An impeccable clean production, for three-quarters of an hour of unplugged polished pop.
Listen to Joshua Hyslop's Echoes and embrace the calm melancholy of autumn's soundtrack.
'A Question of Balance' is a celestial Pop-Rock with progressive nuances, featuring an atmosphere that is gentle and timeless. There is no weak point, even if it is 'only' a good album, not pretentious, but which demands respect.
'A Question of Balance' is a celestial Pop-Rock with progressive nuances, featuring an atmosphere that is gentle and timeless.
There is no weak point, even if it is 'only' a good album, not pretentious, but which demands respect.
Discover the timeless blend of progressive and pop-rock—listen to The Moody Blues' 'A Question of Balance' today!
"Obnoxius...contains the communicative urgency stemming from the precariousness of things, the melancholy typical of souls crushed by the weight of vanished freedoms." "José Mauro, after the album's release, simply disappeared, something that... prevented adequate promotion."
"Obnoxius...contains the communicative urgency stemming from the precariousness of things, the melancholy typical of souls crushed by the weight of vanished freedoms."
"José Mauro, after the album's release, simply disappeared, something that... prevented adequate promotion."
Listen to José Mauro's Obnoxius and uncover a rare psychedelic Brazilian treasure born from resistance and artistic courage.
Polaris is not a star: Polaris is a disease. Black crusts of old blood bloom at the edges of the lips, from the floor hatred rains on the ceiling.
Polaris is not a star: Polaris is a disease.
Black crusts of old blood bloom at the edges of the lips, from the floor hatred rains on the ceiling.
Dive into NORV's intense and atmospheric album—listen now and experience a haunting musical journey.
"The atmosphere of the ritual, of tribal dances in the night, and of spiritual elevation is always there, present, constant throughout this new double album." "Listening to the young old shaman singing verses like 'There is a star in my throat / In a voice, there is hope [...] I am water, I will rise' might make one want to look away from the abyss and start observing the sky."
"The atmosphere of the ritual, of tribal dances in the night, and of spiritual elevation is always there, present, constant throughout this new double album."
"Listening to the young old shaman singing verses like 'There is a star in my throat / In a voice, there is hope [...] I am water, I will rise' might make one want to look away from the abyss and start observing the sky."
Dive into the hypnotic world of Swans’ 'Leaving Meaning'—listen now and experience their spiritual folk-psychedelic rituals.
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