Zeppheroin - The Atrocity Exhibition (2011)

1.- Day of nine dogs

2.- Life is pain

3.- Stoned angel

4.- Lenon mantra

5.- Junkyard god

6.- Neon gunshot

7.- The overloaded man

8.- Retro jesus

9.- Dead inside

Tony Maim, the man behind Black Insect Laughter blog, is also behind this record:

"From a template of Punk, the sonic sensibilities of Post-rock, a smattering of Electronica and an unhealthy obsession with distorted guitars, Zeppheroin have produced an album with a disregard for modern production techniques, going for the mind melting “Raw Power” needle-in-the-red style that has distressed so many lovers of sterile digital music. With a cleanish singing/shouting style that delivers the themed lyrics dealing with loss, religion, self awareness and governments in a sneer of despair, this 30 minute album delivers a sonic assault on the world we live in."

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Tangerine Dream - One Night In Space EP (2007)

1.- One Night In Space 6:56

2.- It Could Here It When The Moon Collapsed On Broadway 5:19

A long time ago has passed since they created their masterpieces, but although they are not the same members, they still having something interesting to offer. Two short songs of soft space-electronic music with that touch of sci-fi atmosphere.

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Liquid Stranger - Cryogenic Encounters (2012)

01 – Beacon
02 – Burst
03 – Zeal
04 – Cryo
05 – Frostbite
06 – Magenta
07 – Organism
08 – Minimum
09 – The Other Dreamers
10 – Far and Beyond
11 – Fragments
12 – Ectoplasm
13 – Velour

I´m an uninitiated on this kind of music, but when I saw this awesome cover art I had to listen this album, and I liked it a lot. Very atmospheric, quiet and relaxing. Electronic sounds to have a break of distortion and and metallic sonorities. Nice! 

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Trembling Blue Stars - The Last Holy Writer (2007)

01. By false lights

02. Idyllwild

03. Sacred music

04. This once was an island

05. The coldest sky

06. Schnee gletscher glas

07. November starlings

08. Darker, colder, slower

09. From a pale blue rosary

10. Say goodbye to the sea

11. The tenth of always

12. A statue to Wilde

Sixth album of Trembling Blue Stars. A work mostly full of sadness and melancholy moments, with an oniric sound, mix of synth pop and electronica. Good record for those moments of stillness and tranquillity. Highlight for "sacred music".

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Soulsavers-Broken (2009)

1. The Seventh Proof (instrumental)
2. Death Bells (Mark Lanegan & Gibby Haynes)
3. Unbalanced Pieces (Mark lanegan & Mike Patton)
4. You Will Miss Me When I Burn (Mark Lanegan & Red Ghost)
5. Some Misunderstanding  (Mark lanegan)
6. All the Way Down (Mark Lanegan)
7. Shadows Fall (Mark Lanegan & Ritchie Hawley)
8. Can’t Catch the Train (Mark Lanegan)
9. Pharaoh’s Chariot (Mark Lanegan & Jason Pierce)
10. Praying Ground (Red Ghost)
11. Rolling Sky (Mark Lanegan & Red Ghost)
12. Wise Blood (instrumental)
13. By My Side (Red Ghost)

Do you know when you listen an album, and doesn´t mean much at first time, then it get lost and keep forgotten for a while? Then a while after you recover and listen again the album and everything changes. And what a change! This is pure magic. Robert Machin and Ian Glover, the brains of the creature, are surrounded by an impressive collection of collaborators: Mike Patton (Faith No More), Will Oldham (Palace Brothers), Jason Pierce (Spiritualized), Righard Hawley and Gibby haynes (Butthole Surfers), Rosa Agostino (a.k.a Red Ghost), and of course Mark Lanegan, the voice who makes that album becomes as brilliant. The whole record is sublime, but it´s worth to point some of the highlights: All the way down, You will miss me when I burn, Some misunderstanding, Shadows fall... Once again, music for the soul.

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