"The doom and drone forming the base of this work were like a kind of living being."

 "A dark and pessimistic album, spectral, a journey into the deepest fears and anxieties of Our Duo."

The Angelic Process's debut album, ...And Your Blood Is Full of Honey, combines doom, drone, and shoegaze elements to create a dark and atmospheric experience. While this first effort is less mature than later works, it lays the foundation for their unique sound. The album reflects deep fears and anxieties that resonate throughout the project. It remains an essential and haunting listen in the duo's brief but impactful discography. Discover the haunting depths of The Angelic Process’s debut—listen to ...And Your Blood Is Full of Honey today!

 "'Animals Have More Fun', despite its funny title and good dose of melodic humor, has a certain ambiguous, cynical nature."

 "'SUS' is an eerie soundscape incorporating the nervous voice of Pursey, blending punk with dark new wave and sharp electronic sounds."

Jimmy Pursey, frontman of Sham 69, collaborated with Peter Gabriel to produce the single 'Animals Have More Fun'. The A-side blends melodic humor with cynicism, while the B-side 'SUS' offers an eerie, dark new wave sound influenced by horror themes. The single reflects the experimental and claustrophobic style known from Gabriel's 'Melt'. This unique fusion of punk and electronic music showcases the creative chemistry between the two artists. Explore the intriguing fusion of punk and new wave in Jimmy Pursey and Peter Gabriel's 'Animals Have More Fun'. Listen now!

 War and the Superbowl. Bombs, explosions, bullets, and deaths on that side of the trench; cheerleaders, dancers, choreographies, giant screens, fireworks, Beyoncé on this side once they return home.

 A people of eternal boys, ready to lose their innocence at any moment.

Ang Lee’s Billy Lynn offers an incisive view of the Iraq war filtered through American media spectacle and patriotism. The film’s non-linear narrative and nuanced characters reveal deep cultural contradictions and personal struggles. While not his absolute best, the movie stands out for its style, substance, and use of 3D technology. It reflects on how myths are built and consumed in American society and delivers a powerful emotional experience. Discover Ang Lee's powerful war drama—watch Billy Lynn’s unforgettable story now!

 Brett was born under bad stars, always shadowed by glitters without ever holding the gold.

 Breathlessly Brett is an album that would have deserved its space next to Diamond Dogs, chock-full of Bowie, Bolan, and Beatles influences.

This review explores Brett Smiley's tragic yet fascinating story as a glam rock artist who never achieved the success his talent promised. Despite top-tier production and Bowie-inspired sound, his 1974 album Breathlessly Brett was shelved and forgotten. The album’s eventual release decades later highlights lost potential amidst the harsh realities of the music industry and personal demons. Brett's legacy remains a poignant echo in glam rock history. Listen to 'Breathlessly Brett' and uncover the haunting lost gem of 70s glam rock!

 "Wounds is not a free fall into an abyss ... but rather, the slow exploration of a cold and dark cave where we hold an oil lamp that emits a faint light."

 The sound is enriched by the spectral vocal performance of Tiffany Strom and the sound of the synths, which enhance lengthy tracks, built in a crescendo, with a dry and nocturnal flavor.

Fvnerals' album 'Wounds' offers a deeply atmospheric and carefully crafted soundscape combining elements of post-punk, doom, slowcore, and drone. The band skillfully blends mournful and dreamlike sounds, enhanced by Tiffany Strom's spectral vocals and layered synths. The album is a slow, introspective journey through darkness that concludes with a delicate piano track. It is praised for its thoughtful construction and emotional depth. Dive into the haunting world of Fvnerals' 'Wounds' and experience a mesmerizing blend of dark atmospheres and stirring vocals.

 The Jeff Haley alight light and golden, releasing a nostalgic and bittersweet energy.

 The Jesus And Mary Chain (Glued, Don't Believe In) without drugs make their presence felt from time to time.

Jeff Haley's album From Upstairs delivers a nostalgic and bittersweet lo-fi jangle pop experience. The music invokes comparisons to Jesus And Mary Chain, Pastels, and Kurt Vile, blending diverse influences into a warm, golden sound. The album evokes a range of emotions, balancing lightness with depth. Listen to Jeff Haley's From Upstairs now and immerse yourself in a bittersweet blend of nostalgic lo-fi jangle pop!

 It wasn’t easy to get the two brothers Jim and William Reid to agree to work on this latest studio album.

 'Damage and Joy' is unassailable in recreating the band’s typical mood, even after many years.

Damage and Joy marks the long-awaited return of The Jesus and Mary Chain after 19 years, overcoming past differences and family concerns. The album features reworked songs and new material with a strong shoegaze and rock blend. Produced by the Reid brothers and Youth, it showcases well-crafted tracks with notable guest vocalists. The result honors their traditional sound while feeling fresh and engaging. Discover the heartfelt reunion and timeless songs of The Jesus and Mary Chain—listen to 'Damage and Joy' today!

 I Come In Peace is undoubtedly a true cult film and a unique work within the science fiction genre.

 This film has been unjustly forgotten… yet it holds up; it has a plot nonetheless sustained by robust foundations and actually still works excellently today.

I Come In Peace is a 1990 cult sci-fi action film directed by Craig R. Baxley featuring Dolph Lundgren as a tough cop fighting an alien drug dealer. Blending elements from sci-fi classics and police dramas, the movie balances noir tones, humor, and action effectively. Despite its low budget, it holds up well today with a solid plot and engaging characters. The film deserves more recognition for its unique place in genre cinema. Explore this underrated 1990 sci-fi action cult classic—watch I Come In Peace and uncover a unique blend of extraterrestrial thrills and gritty police drama!

 From the first listen the clear subtractive and minimalistic imprint of the producer emerges.

 Lorenzo’s words strike very deep chords, almost inviting the silence of listening.

Jovanotti teams up with legendary producer Rick Rubin to deliver 'Oh, Vita!', a return to minimalistic folk-rap emphasizing profound lyrics and introspection. The album daringly blends various styles, featuring standout tracks like the reggaeton-infused 'In Italia' and the intense acoustic 'Affermativo.' This work marks a courageous artistic revival, focusing on themes of freedom, change, and love, showcasing Jovanotti's evolution as a songwriter. Listen to Jovanotti's 'Oh, Vita!' and experience a fearless musical journey blending folk, rap, and heartfelt lyrics.

 "Paleowolf’s voice is like the howling of wolves, the bellowing of aurochs, the wailing of the wind, the growl of cave bears."

 "Megafauna Rituals is a perfect example of what every ambient record should be, a work capable of taking the listener’s mind exactly where the artist wants."

Paleowolf's fourth album, Megafauna Rituals, stands out as a powerful dark ambient journey into prehistoric times, evoking the majesty and danger of ancient megafauna. The album immerses listeners in atmospheric, shamanic soundscapes reminiscent of Paleolithic life and survival. It successfully reconstructs the awe of witnessing enormous extinct animals through sound. This album is praised as a perfect ambient record that transports the mind deeply into ancestral experiences. Listen to Paleowolf’s Megafauna Rituals and experience the primal sounds of ancient Earth.

 ‘The Visitor’ is an ugly album, poorly arranged, and played even worse.

 The almost Christmas-like orchestral arrangements of ‘Children Of Destiny’ are certainly the worst thing Neil Young has ever done in his long career.

This review critiques Neil Young and Promise of the Real's album The Visitor, describing it as poorly arranged and disappointing, especially in rock tracks. The acoustic songs offer some relief but are insufficient. The collaboration fails to capture the power of previous works, casting doubt on the album's impact. Despite this setback, Neil Young's artistic vitality remains intact, as shown by his other recent works. Explore Neil Young's The Visitor and decide if this controversial album resonates with you.

 This UNKLE album leaves a bit puzzled, giving the impression of being little more than a filler in the group’s discography.

 Sure, there are appreciable moments, like the contribution of the great voice of Mark Lanegan or when the tempo picks up a bit and atmospheres reminiscent of Massive Attack are recovered, but these are episodes that remain sporadic.

The review finds UNKLE's The Road Pt. 1 to be an uninspired album that feels like filler in the band's discography. Although well-crafted in arrangement, it lacks impact and sustained interest. Occasional highlights, such as Mark Lanegan's vocals and moments reminiscent of Massive Attack, are not enough to redeem the overall experience. The reviewer doubts its replay value. Explore UNKLE's The Road Pt. 1 and decide if its subtle moments resonate with your taste.

 I love the Throne, but I can’t watch it fall short right at the climax.

 Fan Service, dear readers, this is called fan service.

The reviewer expresses deep affection for Game of Thrones but finds Season 7 a letdown. Despite captivating moments, the season falters at crucial points, including unsatisfactory character interactions and fan service elements. The loss of one of Daenerys' dragons diminishes her grandeur. Hopes are pinned on the final season to restore the series' former quality. Discover the highs and lows of Game of Thrones Season 7—read the full review and get ready for the epic finale!

 24 tracks scraped from reclusive time, 24 scraps of nonsense and insanity: mostly very brief obsessions, illogical torments, art brut from a junk dealer.

 That crooked crescent of the smile and that sneaky, mocking gaze came back to me. Great record that one, surprising.

The review revisits John Lurie’s enigmatic alter ego Marvin Pontiac and his album The Asylum Tapes. Described as an art brut-inspired, quirky, and fragmented collection of brief musical pieces, the album recalls Lurie’s previous work and unique atmospheric style. The reviewer highlights the evocative mood and playful themes, connecting the music to Lurie’s life story and his creative evolution. With notable references to Lurie’s past, the review ultimately praises the album’s charm and originality. Discover the eccentric world of Marvin Pontiac and experience John Lurie’s captivating The Asylum Tapes today.

 This album here is a true call to arms.

 'Horn Ur Marken' is a genuine appeal: come out and fight fear by making your voice heard against the oppressor and fight so that everyone has their rights.

The Janitors' album 'Horn Ur Marken' is a mature, politically charged concept record blending droning psychedelia with acid blues. Recorded in 2016, it confronts issues like nihilism, religion, capitalism, racism, and fascism. The album marks a bold evolution beyond their previous garage psychedelic sound, with intense, hypnotic compositions and an imposing rhythm section. It's considered one of the best psychedelic releases of 2017 and the band's finest studio work. Bonus tracks offer extended acid blues sessions, reinforcing the album's depth and appeal. Listen to The Janitors' 'Horn Ur Marken' now and experience a powerful psychedelic statement against social injustice.

 An album that celebrates change, detachment, and travel.

 Perhaps the most evocative and touching song of the album due to the simplicity but at the same time the strength of the images created by the artist.

Alternative Universes by Eliamo is a carefully crafted album blending American-style rock, poetic singer-songwriter elements, and pop influences. The album explores themes of change, travel, love, and society through diverse moods ranging from melancholic to playful. Highlights include the evocative single "Burn" and contrasting tracks like "The Goddess" and the radio-friendly title track. The album closes with the touching and epic "You Fall Asleep," showcasing Eliamo's expressive depth. Listen to Eliamo's Alternative Universes to experience a poetic and immersive rock journey today!

 "A tormented voice that recites verses dissecting years of inner conflicts, religious doubts, and mental instability."

 "'Hierophant,' the undisputed peak of the work, rises as an elegy of introspection and doubt."

King Woman's debut album 'Created in the Image of Suffering' is a compelling blend of doom metal and shoegaze, dubbed 'doomgaze.' Front-woman Katrina Esfandiari delivers haunting vocals alongside heavy, psychedelic riffs. The production by Jack Shirley adds depth and soul to the eight-track masterpiece. The album explores themes of inner turmoil and religious doubt with strong musical cohesion. Listen to King Woman’s 'Created in the Image of Suffering' to experience the intense fusion of doom and shoegaze.

 A gruesome image enough to always remind me... of Mortician, champions of that Brutal-Gore-Grind that they helped build and spread.

 My ears are bleeding...and it’s all very amusing...SCUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This review explores Mortician's 1995 EP House by the Cemetery, highlighting its brutal gore-grind style and disturbing themes. With industrial drum machines, guttural growls, and horror movie samples, the EP creates a grim atmosphere. The inclusion of filthy covers of Celtic Frost and Napalm Death adds depth. The reviewer sees Mortician as a genius band best enjoyed with a sense of irony. Dive into Mortician's brutal gore-grind world—listen to House by the Cemetery now!

 Count Ossie brought the Rastafarian sound into the Jamaican popular consciousness—not exactly a small feat.

 Tales of Mozambique blends African roots alongside an experimentalism reaching jazz avant-garde with the Rastafarian message at its center.

This review celebrates Count Ossie’s album Tales of Mozambique as a vital link to reggae’s origins, mixing African tribal drums with jazz and Rastafarian spirituality. It highlights the album’s deep cultural roots and experimental sound, praising its emotional and hypnotic qualities. The review also contextualizes Ossie’s musical influence within Jamaican history and the ska revolution. The author appreciates the album’s purity and the ensemble’s extraordinary musicianship. Dive into the spiritual fusion of reggae and African roots—listen to Count Ossie’s Tales of Mozambique now!

 ‘Fly or Die’ is best heard as a single suite of about 35 minutes to be listened to in one breath.

 This music seems to express a deep and warm vitality, as well as a convinced joy of living.

Jaimie Branch’s debut album Fly or Die showcases her commanding trumpet skills within a dynamic group setting drawing from Chicago’s creative jazz tradition. The album flows seamlessly as a 35-minute suite weaving polyrhythmic grooves, rich interplay, and emotional depth. Contributions from cellist Tomeka Reid and guest musicians enrich the textures. The music balances lively and melancholic moods, expressing vitality and a joyful spirit. This is an accomplished and innovative first lead record from a talented rising star. Explore Jaimie Branch’s Fly or Die and experience a fresh, inventive approach to modern jazz.