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ALBUM REVIEWS

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It is mystical, ominous, beautiful and strangely dark and foreboding, as if something not quite right is about to happen […]

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★ ★ ★ ★ If you think that David Bowie, next to Marc Bolan, The New York Dolls and Roxy Music pioneered glam rock and androgyny in music, well, it´s true, but you´re certainly not giving credit to Jobriath, this graceful and unlucky man…

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Just put David Bowie, the savviest vampire in pop music after descending from a mountain of cocaine and an unhealthy obsession with occultism in Los Angeles into a rehab of class A drugs next to Iggy Pop […]

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The albums theme? Isolation. All songs provide the feeling of being not quite part of this world, something that Peter Gabriel could always handle. A strange, extremely dark, yet deeply exotic and colourful album […]

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Probably the most controversial review of this classic that you will ever read […]

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A revision on The Boss´essential album inspired by unemployment, sickness, loneliness, hate and despair. Springsteen´s best album in the opinion of our gloom obsessive reviewer […]

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This month, we celebrated the 20th anniversary of Oasis´ debut single; an essential track in the aftermath of Cobain´s suicide and the decline of grunge, it marked – along with the likes of Blur, Suede, The Verve or Pulp – the return of British music to a massive worldwide audience.

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It has been more than 70 years since Woody Guthrie changed the direction of popular music when he used the singing voice, an acoustic guitar, and his sanity as a weapon to spread a mindset that slammed injustice and the disparities of an oppressive western society.

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n Hard Rain – her last collection of reinterpretations – Jungr pays her respects (again) to the septuagenarian genius from Minnesota, Bob Dylan, and Canada´s dark bohemian wise baritone, Leonard Cohen.

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Marissa Nadler does not mind being vulnerable and to show her more fragile side. Praised by critics but still overshadowed commercially since 2004, Nadler´s music is honest and comes from the darkest corners of the soul.

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