Reviews

Adrianne Lenker, al igual que Kim, no debería necesitar más presentación. Ella es el alma mater de Big Thief, con quienes tiene una carrera tan sólida como interesante, pero también es capaz de desarrollar un discurso propio e identificable en su solitario. Un poco en las mismas coordenadas que MJ Lenderman y haciendo un ejercicio parecido al que planteaban las boygenius, con The Record, pero con mucha más potencia y más intelegencia, Lenker arranca del mundo de lo masculino toda una serie de elementos definitorios y se apropia de ellos con una violencia que solo es igualada por la profundidad insondable del dolor que vertebra el disco.

De esta forma, Bright Future es una revisión moderna y femenina de la… More

Aunque solo porque suenan de locos, este disco merece la pena.

REINA DE FAROLAS!
No hay nada mas que añadir.

El Kid A de estoso muchachinos! 10/10

they say misery 🤔 loves company 🧑‍🤝‍🧑👯 we could start a company 💼………… and MAKE misery 😩

this song is Very Funny. shoutout to i think J who introduced me to it so long ago. in the music video they are manufacturing the CD singles for this song! wow so metatextual. FRUSTRAAATED INCOOORPORATED!

somewhere maybe, or not, i have a sheet of scrap paper where i went through and broke down the mix of this song. if i ever find it, i will update this review or write a new one or whatever.

This is going to sound ironic or flippant but I promise I mean this earnestly and from the bottom of my heart: I love the sounds in this record.

A nice album, but no song stands out, so I won't remember the album for long.

My love of Nick Cave music began with this album and especially with "Into your arms". Great lyrics with depth and melodies that still captivate me even after 27 years. "The Boatman's Call" remains my favorite album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

It's good!

For me personally, this is the Fleetwood Mac album of all time. "Go your own way" is my absolute favorite song on the album. Overall, the band's interplay is fantastic.

One of the first country albums I heard. Great lyrics and great music from the three women from Texas. Still fresh country that I still enjoy listening to 26 years after it was released.

A new album by Lenny Kravitz is a must-hear. This includes "Blue Electric Light", which is certainly inspiring with its mix of Pop, Funk and Rock, but doesn't come close to his great early albums. Nevertheless, it is one of my favorites of 2024.

Este disco es MAGIA!

Stuart & cía se hacen cada vez más mayores, pero yo también… y la verdad es que no se está tan mal…

I appreciate the diversity this record brings. However, that sometimes becomes its Achilles heel, as it can get lost exploring its tangents in a way that makes parts feel disjointed. All in all, this is a good testament to Loukeman’s ability to harness different sounds and vibes. Big fan of “Baby You’re A Star” as an intro and “Snoopy”, “6ix”, “Ride” and “Idrk” will all be on repeat.

It's good!

Very nice Electronic Pop by London Grammar from Nottingham. "The Greatest Love" once again impresses with the voice of Hannah Reid.

An album that I can listen to again and again.

Five years have passed since Vampire Weekend's last album release and now they have released a great Indierock album with "Only God Was Above Us". One of my highlights of the year and one that I want to listen to again and again from the first to the last song.

Beautiful #indiepop from Iceland by Emilíana Torrini. "Miss Flower" has beautiful lyrics and, above all, beautiful melodies. A mixture of Folk and Electronic. Unique and different than expected. A good listen.

You can listen to Miranda Lambert's new album "Postcards from Texas", but you don't have to. Solid Country, good for in-between times, but unfortunately nothing that sticks with you for long.

Hace unos años, una corriente de productores amateurs comenzó a percibir la segunda mitad de los noventa con el misticismo que el synthwave usó para hacernos creer que los neones podían extrapolarse a toda una estética ochentera.

Mediante el jungle y DnB propios de muchas bandas sonoras de la PS1, Pizza Hotline recalienta una música de menú de opciones para la vida cotidiana.

Track favorito: Emotion Engine.

Incredible demonstration of control and intelligence on the dance floor. The first half of the album goes so hard that its later tracks, more in the style of Aphex Twin, only reach 'very good' levels. Absolutely committed to this.

Favorite track: Fast Forward.

A 47-minute hug of distortion that tightens more and more, until you can't breathe. As they used to say on Radio 3: "Texturas recalcitrantes, paisajes sonoros"...

Favorite track: Spectral Evolution.

Grand and fearsome. I feel overwhelmed after the rawness of their last works. In its grandiose line of albums, their best one since Abbatoir Blues.

Favorite track: Frogs.

Turns out this new clubbing wave Sam is on goes pretty fucking hard. He is putting his own spin on things, per usual, it’s pretty incredible that he went from experimental jazz to this. A man who is becoming as definitive for the electronic scene as four tet was/is.

Cool Jazz and Retro-Soul Lady Blackbird from Los Angeles. "Black Acid Soul" was released in 2021.

That voice wow.

It’s good!

Beautiful melodic Folkpop from Berlin by Mighty Oaks. "High Times" was released on September 13th.

I really enjoyed listening to it and it won't be the last time.

SnowPatrol is back. 6 years after their last album, "The Forest Is The Path" was released on September 13th. Not as rocky as at the beginning of their career, but it still comes through. Today, much more Indiepop than Alternativerock. But still good to listen to.

This album changed my life.

Es para mi un disco redondísimo, encumbrado por esa joya de la sinceridad que es “Hemos quedado”.

Curioso que hasta este año me ha funcionado como apertura del verano, con esos sonidos que prometen algo que llega, pero este septiembre me lo cierra con menos peso de la forma y más peso de las letras que calan fuerte.

Suena a culo y cantan fatal, pero mano en el corazón y puñito en alto. ✊🏼

Mi yo de 16 años le hubiera puesto 5 jodidas estrellas.

No queda más por decir

Majico.

It's good!

It’s great!

On the one hand Gonzales is angry about being boxed in the Piano Muzak Corner and he writes very well-versed poems like Neoclassical Massacre against, but on the other hand you'll still find calm piano tracks like fidelio or cadenza.

This album is in need of a lot more anger. Or his early overjoyous grandezza.

But please do give this album a spin. Neoclassical Massacre and I.C.E. (sung in German) are very good songs.

I don't know what they're doing with this LP right now in the market: it's digital pre-order for $10 on Bandcamp, releasing end of October... but it's available now in full on the iTunes Store for $24. Did someone screw up? Sure seems like it

This was one of those CDs in the recommended rack at Other Music that had such a good write-up that I bought it unheard and was simply blown away at the time -- micro-house had been my thing and after listening to Akufen and Herbert and so on, this LP just perfectly synthesized everything I loved about the genre and did it so masterfully that I really kinda stopped searching out other folks and just wanted more of Villalobos. Unsurprisingly this had the Other Music effect of being like the only place that knew about him, and not knowing the right corners of the internet to find his recordings (and also, being primarily and singles/EP kind of artist), it… More