Like listening to the Depeche Mode reinterpret the XTC of Skylarking and vice versa.

 It is a lively night under the covers, while the body rests its tired limbs, the brain sparks and begins to sail towards stormy seas.

Grumbling Fur's Preternaturals blends synth-pop with psychedelic and folk influences, creating a captivating and diverse listening experience. The album moves from catchy electronic pieces to atmospheric tracks that evoke vivid imagery. The reviewer highlights its dynamic nature and seamless fusion of various genres, drawing comparisons to Depeche Mode and XTC. Overall, a compelling and creatively rich album. Discover the dreamlike fusion of synth-pop and psychedelia in Grumbling Fur's Preternaturals—listen now and embark on a sonic journey!

 The Summer Camp doesn’t resemble Los Campesinos! much, but the spirit is the same, or maybe I just like to think so.

 "It makes me feel so down like I’m gonna die" remains memorable, guaranteed.

The review fondly reflects on Summer Camp's debut 'Young EP,' highlighting its 80s-influenced synth-pop sound and charming husband-wife duo dynamic. The music blends synthetic rhythms with minimal guitars and nostalgic vocals, creating a warm, easy-listening experience. Vocals alternate between male and female, adding depth, while certain songs evoke emotional responses. Though not groundbreaking, the EP offers pleasant, wholesome tunes that resonate with fans of retro-inspired indie music. Listen to Summer Camp's Young EP and dive into nostalgic synth-pop charm today!

 For anyone wondering "who is he, in short...?", Higelin is many things together. He is an actor... a singer-songwriter... a 'Cantattore' capable of transforming every song into a theatrical scenario.

 Jacques Higelin is a Poet intoxicated with champagne and songs and Rock’n’Roll.

This review praises Jacques Higelin's 1979 double albums, Champagne pour tout le monde and Caviar pour les autres, as a unique blend of French rock and theatrical performance. Higelin is celebrated as a singular artist whose imaginative lyrics and musicality transcend conventions. The albums mix diverse influences from Louisiana music to punk, showcasing his showmanship and poetic talent. The review highlights the albums' complementary nature and their lasting impact on French rock. Explore Jacques Higelin’s iconic double album and experience the magic of French rock fused with theatrical artistry and diverse musical influences!

 Les Big Byrds release one of the best lysergic tablets of the year.

 A cover with a Christ shooting laser beams from his eyes at a group of B-movie style UFOs could provide an additional incentive to listen.

Les Big Byrd's 'They Worshipped Cats' offers one of the year's best psychedelic rock albums, combining accessible song forms with krautrock rhythms and space rock aesthetics. Discovered by Anton Newcombe, the Swedish band balances introspective elaborations with broad appeal. Tracks vary from laid-back to ecstatic, anchored by a compelling sci-fi inspired title track and striking album artwork. Although slightly underwhelming at times, the album remains a rewarding listen for psychedelic music enthusiasts. Dive into Les Big Byrd's cosmic psych-rock world and experience 'They Worshipped Cats' today!

 "Ganglion Reef is one of the best examples of psychedelia condensed into 3 minutes; with moreover a striking noise attitude."

 "Our friends do even better in the mini-suite ‘Fire On The Mountain,’ which...teases your neurons with distortions and a high-class psychedelic tail."

Wand’s album Ganglion Reef fuses ’60s psychedelia with garage rock in a concise, 35-minute set. Produced by Ty Segall, it channels early Flaming Lips' wild spirit while maintaining accessibility. Highlight tracks like 'Clearer' and 'Flying Golem' showcase a rich, distorted psychedelic sound. The album stands out as one of the best psych releases of 2014. Listen to Wand’s Ganglion Reef and experience a fresh take on psychedelic garage rock!

 The Raveonettes have now become quite proficient at balancing influences without falling into slavish imitation.

 Best Raveonettes album so far: it won't change your life, but hey.

The Raveonettes' album Pe'ahi shows growth beyond their shoegaze roots with a blend of fuzz, surprising bossa elements, and emotional lyricism. While it lacks the expected surf rock influence, it showcases originality and danceable chaos. The album is considered their best yet, offering a fresh take without completely reinventing the band’s sound. Listen to Pe'ahi to experience The Raveonettes’ unique blend of shoegaze, fuzz, and emotional storytelling.

 This is by far one of the most absurd and unpredictable albums I’ve ever heard in my life! But surely it’s also one of the most fun!

 A fusion of Thrash Metal, Sludge Metal, Doom Metal, and Powerviolence with an almost sexual love for "Conan the Barbarian."

The debut album 'The Cocaine Wars 1974 - 1989' by American band Crom fuses thrash, sludge, doom, and powerviolence with homage to Conan the Barbarian. The album consists of 30 short, energetic tracks with unpredictable musical twists, contrasting heavy riffs with surprising comedic and atmospheric moments. From blast beats to unexpected Kraftwerk snippets, it delivers both power and fun. The final track stands out with four minutes of ambient silence before an explosive return to the band's aggressive style. Dive into Crom's chaotic metal journey—listen now and experience an epic blend of power, humor, and unpredictability!

 He belongs to that group of soloists with a rich, expressive, and surprising touch... who manage to let their heart flow down to their fingertips.

 This album is from the end of the millennium, and the master here is intense and fiery, his Hendrixian style relies on tons of wah-wah pedal, skilful echoed reverbs, subtle tremolos.

Robin Trower's album Go My Way showcases his continued dedication to pure British rock blues, heavily influenced by Jimi Hendrix. The album features intense guitar solos, emotional depth, and carefully crafted musical nuances. Despite weaker vocals, Trower's sincerity and passion shine through, making it a rewarding listen for discerning rock enthusiasts. Listen to Robin Trower's Go My Way and experience masterful blues rock guitar like never before!

 Soft Machine, pronouncing these two words can have a single, indisputable meaning: “Legend.”

 One of the best musical groups, in my opinion, regardless of genre, perhaps a bit unknown to the masses, but if you want quality, you can forget about fame.

The review praises Soft Machine's Fourth as a legendary album that masterfully blends jazz and psychedelic rock. It highlights the band's unique instrumental approach and flawless execution. The album is considered slightly underrated despite being a benchmark in progressive music. It emphasizes Soft Machine's consistent quality across their discography and absence of repetitiveness. The reviewer ultimately awards the album five stars, affirming its timeless significance. Explore Soft Machine's Fourth and experience a legendary jazz-rock fusion masterpiece today!

 ‘Live Evil’, more than thirty years after its release, is a fascinating album, paradoxically also thanks to its ‘peculiar’ sound.

 Dio’s version of ‘Black Sabbath’ is one of the best, perhaps even more sinister and chilling than the original.

Live Evil captures Black Sabbath at the peak of their revitalized Dio era, showcasing a powerful setlist blending old and new classics. Despite heavy editing controversies, the album remains a fascinating document of the band's rebirth. Ronnie James Dio’s vocals bring a fresh and epic dimension to the band’s sound, helping Black Sabbath reclaim their heavy metal throne. The live album also marks the end of a relatively stable period before further lineup upheavals. A must-listen for fans of classic heavy metal. Dive into the powerful Live Evil album and experience Black Sabbath’s legendary Dio era live performance!

 Avalancher in its passage shatters massive walls, lasting just over 30 minutes compacted into 8 songs that release psychedelic fumes from their memories and blur, for a moment, today’s problems.

 The album ends with Fuzzthrower, a very sweet and delicate song that after 5 minutes becomes an anxious and destructive cacophony, a finale that is often repeated lately and which I quite enjoy.

The review ties The Cherry Wave's debut album 'Avalancher' to a significant 1993 football match, painting a vivid picture of its psychedelic shoegaze sound. The album's compact length and textures offer a nostalgic escape into noisy, fuzz-laden soundscapes inspired by The Jesus And Mary Chain. It highlights the band's ability to blend psychedelia with smoother elements amidst a stoner rock environment and praises the closing track 'Fuzzthrower' for its emotional intensity. Dive into Avalancher and experience The Cherry Wave’s mesmerizing fuzz-filled shoegaze journey today!

 An album full of 'good vibrations,' which one might think was played by black brothers, yet is the brainchild of a slightly pale English DJ.

 It manages to be an unthinkable cross between Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters and Hawkwind’s Brainstorm.

DJ Harvey’s Wildest Dreams emerges as a strong contender for psych album of the year, surprising listeners with its groovy psychedelic sound and organic flow. The album combines elements of funk, cosmic vibes, and vintage acid style, showcasing a mix of influences from Herbie Hancock to Krautrock. Although not a masterpiece, it delivers consistent good vibes and clever tributes to 70s psych rock. The album cover itself is a nod to Randy California, reflecting the deep roots of this creative divertissement. Discover DJ Harvey’s Wildest Dreams and dive into a unique psychedelic journey packed with groove and cosmic vibes.

 Sean Bonnette has reason to sing so nervously not for style or pose, but because a younger brother of his was diagnosed with autism, and Temple Grandin was then the family hero.

 Christmas Island—get ready to die—is the best album of the year. I mean, of those I’ve listened to.

The review praises Andrew Jackson Jihad's album Christmas Island for its unique blend of acoustic folk and punk elements with mature, deeply personal lyrics. It highlights Sean Bonnette's neurotic and complex vocal delivery and the band's evolution toward richer, more orchestral arrangements. The album is recognized for its blend of dark humor, existential themes, and intimate storytelling, produced with a polished yet authentic sound. The review declares Christmas Island as the best album of the year and urges listeners to appreciate this distinctive indie punk gem. Dive into Andrew Jackson Jihad's Christmas Island and experience a fresh, emotional take on indie punk—listen now!

 Woods found their identity: 'Sun And Shade' soaked their country folk in LSD, producing tracks between krautrock and bossa nova.

 'With Light And With Love' follows the same, excellent path as its predecessor, blending classic country riffs and psychedelia.

This review reevaluates Woods, highlighting their growth since 'Songs Of Shame' to a mature psychedelic folk sound on 'With Light And With Love.' The album skillfully combines classic country riffs with experimental elements, showcasing the band's identity and melodic taste. With tracks ranging from folky to acid rock, the album is praised as a must-have from 2014. Overall, it recognizes Woods' artistic refinement and invites listeners to explore their evolving style. Dive into Woods' evolving psychedelic folk sound—listen to 'With Light And With Love' and explore their rich musical journey today!

 "Why hope for the best / when the worst just makes you strong?"

 An essentially acoustic album, among the technical fingerpicking of Fahey, or some of his modern followers like Jack Rose.

Gray Lodge Wisdom is Will Stratton's deeply personal fifth album, intertwining themes of fear and hope rooted in his cancer battle. The acoustic-driven record showcases technical fingerpicking alongside folk and psychedelic influences. With a warm, mythic connection to the West Coast and classical elements, the album stands out as one of the year's best. Its concise 31-minute runtime invites listeners into a rare emotional and musical balance. Listen to Gray Lodge Wisdom and experience the heartfelt acoustic journey of resilience and beauty.

 I feel like putting on the headphones, blasting this marvel, dancing, not thinking about anything.

 I love the radio. When it’s an occasion, when it makes you remember, when it makes you discover.

The reviewer fondly recalls hearing 'Statesboro Blues' on the radio after a long time. They emphasize the pure joy and happiness the song brings without overanalyzing it. Though aware of Duane Allman's deep musical study, the review focuses on the fun and dance-worthy nature of the track. It’s a heartfelt tribute to the song's enduring appeal and celebratory mood. Put on your headphones and experience the timeless, joyful energy of Statesboro Blues now!

 Why take an interest in this album, then? Because it fights banality.

 The sonic experience of Dreamachine is no less. Listen to believe.

Self-Portrait Jumping is a largely forgotten but richly creative album by Brion Gysin. It showcases his multifaceted artistry influenced by the beat generation, experimental jazz, and psychedelic concepts. With notable collaborations and a hypnotic soundscape, the album offers a unique listening experience that defies banality. It invites listeners to explore further into Gysin's world and like-minded artists. Explore Brion Gysin's experimental world and immerse yourself in the unique sounds of Self-Portrait Jumping today.

 "What the hell are you doing, you fool? Go get some sun because you’re as pale as mozzarella!"

 "My god these children of Aphrodite, the goddess of love... if you look closely at this cover it has a member, this member is engraved, it is engraved with the name of this album and the album is cool."

Vergate Sul Membro's debut booklet showcases a series of unconventional and humorous music reviews that blend raw emotion with sharp wit. His writing style mixes playful vulgarity and insightful commentary, provoking strong reactions and a cult following. Despite facing censorship and criticism within online communities, Vergate's work remains impactful and unique. Published by Edizioni Mondaini, this collection captures his rise, challenges, and ultimate farewell. Dive into Vergate Sul Membro’s bold reviews and explore a raw, humorous take on your favorite albums today!

 "The bewilderment in a moment of silence and then the joy of a sublime record restarting in the player."

 "Our Small Urban Pornography, Paolo, which we will call love: repeated violence on our flesh that will never be satisfied."

The review marvels at Paolo Benvegnù’s Earth Hotel as a sublime and emotional work, full of poetic imagery and profound reflections on life, love, and existential questions. It evokes intimate moods of innocence, pain, and social commentary, depicting the album as both thoughtful and deeply affecting. The reviewer is captivated by the intensity and beauty of the music, highlighting a journey through feelings and ideas that resonate on many levels. Dive into the poetic world of Paolo Benvegnù’s Earth Hotel and experience a moving journey through music and emotions.

 Nothing is out of place on The Reflektor, a double album made with meticulousness and delight, capable of never tiring.

 The success of sales and public was well-deserved, making them the best band currently active.

The Reflektor, Arcade Fire's fourth album, is praised as a meticulous and diverse double album that remains relevant years after release. Featuring standout tracks like 'Here Comes The Night Time' and a cameo by David Bowie, the album blends genres skillfully. With James Murphy’s production and inventive live shows, Arcade Fire is considered one of the best active bands. Minor critique exists around attempts to modernize older styles but overall the album’s impact and success are celebrated. Listen to The Reflektor now and experience why Arcade Fire’s fourth album is a genre-defining masterpiece.