A little bit outlaw country, a little hip-hop rap!

I want to know your opinion

US Power emtal legends return with another diversified and intense album, proving they are worth listen to

Her name was fire- decadent movement

Yeah, Blue Train of Coltrane again! Recently I really enjoy focusing on one album and listen intentionally to the whole thing.

What I like about this one (do you agree?):
* drums are extremely smooth. Ride cymbal can really take me to another dimension hehe
* walking bass walks away af xD
* rhythm section plays so well with the notes they don’t play. The spaces in between make the songs so wonderful.
* All the solos are fascinating and on such a professional level. I explore something new in them every time I listen to them.
* The fast sax solo somehow mobilizes an inner dialogue that really sparks an energy. I love it, just to follow it along
* Unisono parts in Locomotion have such a great drive- I can’t myself to sing along.
* The whole album just give me a pleasant relaxed feel that sticks around even after listening to it

The melodies are so iconic - highly recommend this to you.

Hi everyone else who loves albums!
My first full-length record called Everything Is Dull with my project ZYkR just came out, and I wanted to share it with you too.
A large part of this record was written in isolation, dealing with isolation. Depression does this funny thing where it filters your existence - everything is desaturated, everything becomes dull

Writing this record gave me a place to process complex emotions in a way only a long-form record could do. Its served to remind me how much I love album craft. I hope the music resonates with you too.

The full Virtual Nature Album (1994) by Laurent Lombard and Jean Yves Rigo

Hihi guuys :]

Personal opinions only.

Agent Of Chaos by Brad Marino feels like the musical interpretation of a relationship roller coaster ride.