Dark priestess conducts a black ritual born from an exasperated, angst-ridden experimentation.

 A voice moves solitary among cacophonous geometries suspended between a delirious dream and a chase of vocal cords free to wander.

Maja Osojnik’s Let Them Grow is an intense and atmospheric album blending dark electronica with haunting vocals and jazz fragments. The music explores chaotic industrial noise and experimental soundscapes, presenting a unique and disturbing sonic experience. The album conveys a dreamlike yet unsettling mood, highlighting the artist’s vocal freedom and artistic depth. Dive into the haunting world of Let Them Grow and experience Maja Osojnik’s dark, experimental electronica today.

 Cluster & Eno sits in a corner between east and west, almost always in the sign of the most ecstatic hypnosis.

 Those two must have found professor Balthazar’s machine.

This review captures the ethereal and hypnotic qualities of the album 'Cluster & Eno,' highlighting its delicate synths and mystical moods. Through vivid personal anecdotes and cultural references, the reviewer conveys the album’s uniqueness and charm. The blend of ambient, experimental and krautrock elements crafts a magical soundscape likened to a fantastical machine. Overall, the album is celebrated for its innovation and emotional depth. Dive into the magical sound world of Cluster & Eno and experience ambient music like never before!

 They are deliciously surreal when they ride the myth with the stumbling interpretation of GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, a piece so out of place it results in a bona fide DADA work.

 Call me KILLI I’ll be your BILLI, entry is free, drinks are too, and, as you know, those who don’t come are a Giovanardi.

Killi Billi delivers a unique punk experience using acoustic instruments and playful reinterpretation of classic punk anthems. Their debut vinyl single showcases a surreal, DADA-inspired take on 'God Save The Queen,' blending punk attitude with folk and country influences. The band’s joyful and self-produced approach shines through, making their music both authentic and refreshing. Listen to Killi Billi’s surreal acoustic punk take on a classic – grab the vinyl and experience punk like never before!

 The first album by Dedalus is an experimental jazz that looks to the Soft Machine of 'Third' and 'Fourth', dares to align with the Canterbury Sound of Henry Cow, and enjoys entirely personal inspirations.

 There is no tendency towards cacophony, there is always a certain class in the noise-making, and neither is there the usual hasty freakish collage.

Dedalus' 1973 debut album is a standout in Italy's experimental jazz scene, blending avant-garde elements with influences from the Canterbury Sound and jazz fusion. The album is praised for its originality, class in noise, and rejection of cliché. It anticipates later works like Nurse With Wound while maintaining its unique identity. A key milestone in a still underappreciated Italian progressive music landscape. Discover Dedalus' groundbreaking debut—immerse yourself in Italian avant-garde jazz history today!

 "When your fondest memories and the blackest ones coincide, there’s only one soundtrack: Alice In Chains. Period."

 "After an initial riff in perfect Black Sabbath style, the song changes skin, transforming into a Hard/Punk track... truly wonderful, and I won’t deny it’s my favorite piece from the collection."

This review praises Alice in Chains as the greatest band from Seattle's grunge scene, highlighting the 'Music Bank' box set's rich collection of demos and unreleased tracks. The reviewer emphasizes standout songs like 'I Can't Have You Blues' and appreciates the band's evolution. Some tracks receive mixed feedback, but overall the collection is viewed as a treasure for fans. The nostalgia and passion for Layne Staley’s vocals shine through the review. Explore the depths of Alice in Chains' legacy with Music Bank—listen now to uncover rare gems and timeless grunge anthems.

 The cover is beautiful, among the most beautiful of the decade.

 "The Orphans Parade" is not a masterpiece, far from it, but it’s a record worth having in your collection and giving a listen to from time to time, even thirty years after its release.

City Kids’ 1986 album The Orphans Parade showcases a distinct blend of classic rock and unconventional instruments like violin and cello. Produced by Rob Younger and Alan Thorne in Italy, the album reflects their deep ties to the country and music scene. Although not a masterpiece, it remains a valuable and interesting record worth revisiting even after thirty years. Explore City Kids' The Orphans Parade and experience a unique blend of 80s rock energy with an unconventional twist.

 Iggy is sick of thunderous amplifiers, harsh and hard guitars, contortions behind the microphone stand...

 His is the life of a survivor, the only one still possible for him; old age waiting for something that no longer returns.

Post Pop Depression marks a mature chapter for Iggy Pop, produced with Josh Homme. The album lacks the raw punk energy of his earlier work but offers a deep, orchestrated sound. It reflects on aging and transformation with subtle nods to his past. Considered possibly his last, it’s a heartfelt survivor’s album worthy of appreciation. Discover Iggy Pop’s introspective side—listen to Post Pop Depression today and experience a legend’s evolution.

 The tracks by these Padrini seem to work well despite the relentless passage of time.

 These Padrini have fun and make people have fun, a band that plays with a smile on their faces.

Padrini’s album Demoni marks their return after seven years, delivering melodic punk-rock rooted in 90s influences. Originating from Sardinia, the band shows strong energy and authentic punk spirit. The review highlights standout tracks like 'Rondini' for their catchy choruses and live appeal. Overall, Demoni is praised as a fun, audacious album blending nostalgia with fresh enthusiasm. Listen to Padrini’s Demoni and experience the spirited comeback of Italian melodic punk-rock!

 The final result is “Far Enough,” a debut that certainly won’t cause a miracle to be proclaimed, but that definitely has a significant advantage: it knows how to intrigue and entertain the listener.

 These musicians know their stuff, showing they are on top of what’s trending nowadays, hence there’s room for typical metalcore-oriented scenarios, others more math-rock, and a good mastery of solos and complex passages.

EVA's debut album 'Far Enough' showcases a fresh blend of alternative rock with three distinct vocal styles. The twelve lively tracks balance flashy and radio-friendly elements, demonstrating solid musicianship and genre diversity. While the album might benefit from a shorter length, it successfully entertains and intrigues listeners, positioning EVA as a promising new act in the Italian alternative scene. Discover EVA's debut 'Far Enough' and experience a fresh take on alternative rock—listen now!

 These Nasty Farmers know how to win you over.

 Simplicity has prevailed, and believe me, this could be Nasty Farmers’ big advantage: doing things in a simple and intuitive way.

Nasty Farmers’ album The Strawman Fallacy delivers a refined blend of 70s-inspired old-school rock, moving away from pure stoner rock. The band showcases improved songwriting and a charming artistic approach, complemented by striking album artwork. The review highlights simplicity as the album’s strength and the band’s maturation since their debut. Listen to The Strawman Fallacy and experience Nasty Farmers' captivating old-school rock vibe today!

 UB40 had plenty of talent to sell, and indeed they reaffirmed themselves with their subsequent works.

 Brian Travers’ contribution on the sax is still remarkable, which 'interrupts the monotony of the reggae rhythm.'

UB40's debut album Signing Off marked a strong entry into the reggae scene by a young Birmingham band. Despite being newcomers, their talent shone through with enjoyable tracks and notable saxophone and vocals. The album achieved impressive chart success. Though not quite on par with Bob Marley, the 4-star rating reflects its quality and lasting appeal. Listen to UB40’s Signing Off today and explore the roots of British reggae with this timeless debut!

 They include what I would even define as the best combination of guitar and vocals today circulating under the melodic aspect.

 As if a flamenco guitarist and a metal guitarist chose to duet together but both presenting themselves in a softer version of their respective genres.

Subsignal's fourth album 'The Beacons of Somewhere Sometime' continues to refine melodic prog-rock with a strong blend of guitars and vocals. Despite a more ordinary keyboard presence compared to earlier releases, the album shines with brilliant acoustic passages and emotionally evocative singing. Some standout tracks showcase effective melody and clever instrumentation, while the title suite is solid but less impressive. The review praises the band's ability to create catchy, refined music and hopes for wider international recognition. Discover the melodic prog-rock mastery of Subsignal by exploring 'The Beacons of Somewhere Sometime' today!

 The plot and characters fully meet expectations; plot twists, difficult decisions, context, atmosphere, all perfect as far as I’m concerned.

 The ending is terrible, a lazy and botched little thing at the levels of Mass Effect 3 before they patched it.

The review praises Fallout 4 for its immersive story, improved gameplay mechanics, and meaningful character interactions. Combat is accessible and companions are strategically valuable. However, the reviewer finds the game’s setting less captivating than its predecessor's and strongly criticizes the poor ending. Overall, Fallout 4 is recommended with anticipation for future DLCs to enhance the experience. Discover the highs and lows of Fallout 4 and decide if its world is worth exploring!

 Deodato continues with all, really all the ingredients that had taken him so high.

 The 'honest' judgment can only award Whirlwinds 3 stars, also supported by the excellent reproduction technique of both the LP and the CD.

Whirlwinds sees Eumir Deodato continuing his trademark jazz fusion style with familiar collaborators like Billy Cobham and John Tropea. While the album features skillful arrangements and solid musicianship, it falls short of the innovation of his earlier releases. Side B marks a deliberate attempt at more original compositions, though they fail to excite as much as expected. The album earns an honest 3-star rating for its quality and musicianship despite a somewhat uneven impact. Explore Eumir Deodato's Whirlwinds to experience classic jazz fusion with stellar musicianship and vibrant arrangements.

 This instrumental album offers a deep-funk as profound as the landscapes it paints.

 The Whitefield brothers have very likely recorded a seminal album of this psychedelic neo-jazz.

The Whitefield Brothers' album In the Raw offers a rich, instrumental jazz-funk experience deeply rooted in the 1970s sound. Its intricate grooves and ethnic influences create a hypnotic blend that honors psychedelic neo-jazz traditions. The production quality elevates the album, making it a seminal release in its genre. Fans of afrobeat and kraut-funk will find much to admire here. Listen to The Whitefield Brothers’ In the Raw and dive into the rich world of vintage jazz-funk grooves today!

 If you’re still orbiting with Spacemen 3, try docking with Discolor.

 You’ll be delighted with a space narco version of 'In My Room.'

Discolor's album 'I' offers a fresh psychedelic experience likened to Spacemen 3’s style but with unique folk and sitar elements. The review praises the album's spacey, narcotic vibe and innovation. Sonic Boom’s influence is noted as promising, suggesting more exciting music ahead. Overall, 'I' is highly recommended for fans seeking a cosmic new sound. Dive into Discolor's 'I' and explore a hypnotic blend of space rock and psychedelic folk today!

 You are enveloped step by step in an apocalyptic reality. It is as if you are sinking into a canyon that swallows everything around it.

 The meticulous sound architectures stand stately under the blows of Bruce Lamont, and one falls into a state of trance where one is pervaded by the dark imagery conceived by Bloodiest.

Bloodiest's self-titled album offers a dark and unsettling experience marked by apocalyptic tension and ritualistic sound layers. Bruce Lamont’s visionary direction, combined with Sanford Parker’s exceptional production, crafts a cinematic and powerful experimental metal work. The album’s progressive layering and dynamic pacing demand uninterrupted listening. This debut is celebrated for its flawless balance of intensity and subtlety, delivering a captivating and cerebral musical journey. Dive into Bloodiest's haunting sonic world—listen now and experience the dark experimental metal masterpiece.

 They are bored, with empty pockets, focused on just one thing: playing music.

 Jingle jangle float from Vox amplifiers, Byrds, Dylan, vocal harmonies, harmonicas, folk rock.

The Optic Nerve’s 1988 album Forever And Day captures a nostalgic folk rock sound inspired by Bob Dylan and The Byrds. The band’s youthful passion shines through on layered vocal harmonies and jangly guitars. Originally scattered recordings found new life thanks to the German label Screaming Apple, preserving this garage soul treasure. Explore The Optic Nerve’s heartfelt folk rock journey—listen to Forever And Day and rediscover indie 80s magic today!

 Four Tet loves this work. I'm not kidding.

 When you become aware of these works, the standard song format will seem like a childish and senseless memory.

Antico Adagio by Lino Capra Vaccina is a deeply original and enchanting album blending raga, ambient, and experimental music. Rooted in Italy's 1970s underground jazz and progressive scene, it avoids the typical pitfalls of kraut and avant-garde albums by delivering minimalistic yet captivating rhythms and melodies. This 2015 reissue highlights the album's timeless appeal and creative depth, offering listeners a profound musical experience. Dive into Lino Capra Vaccina's Antico Adagio and explore a masterful blend of ambient and experimental music from Italy's rich 70s scene.

 Each track presents a disturbing ambient, but not because there is a strict adherence to the rules of a genre.

 It makes us free to shape our sitting on the watts of his band.

U.S. Maple’s 1995 debut 'Long Hair in Three Stages' defies traditional genre boundaries with its anarchic blues and experimental sound. The album features neurotic guitar work, radical vocal delivery, and complex rhythmic structures. It stands out as an enduring work that challenges listeners with its unsettling yet compelling atmosphere. Fans of avant-garde and post-grunge music will find this record a unique and timeless experience. Dive into U.S. Maple's 'Long Hair in Three Stages' and experience a bold, unforgettable journey through avant-garde post-grunge soundscapes.