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De Moi - “Drifting Intervals” Review

There’s a chatter in your mind and, I bet, nobody’s been able to find a cure for it. But don’t despair. It’s there in the minds of everyone else who has ever lived and, especially, rattles in the brains of your contemporaries. Turning it off seems to have…
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Luna Keller - “Rescue Songs” Review

The fact that there aren’t a great many economically prosperous places left out in the Sun and blessed by eternally pleasant weather, can’t entirely be a coincidence. And, if it’s enough for the Sun’s rays to inspire, or their absence, to inspire a good or bad…
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Washer Dryer - “Washer” Review

After their college days, most people settle with knowing that they’ll never manage to get more than one or two friends together at the same time for a dinner party. And if you do manage to assemble your squad for a birthday party, don’t try to get them to agree on what…
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Naylor Stone - "The Game of They" Review

For some, punk-rock offers a sturdy education that most would not be able to receive otherwise, and for others, it offers the permission to wear a leather jacket and funny haircut through the decades. To be fair, the fashion opportunities, for most, usually outweigh the…
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Dream Theater - "Parasomnia" Review

Dream Theater isn’t so much a band as a collective of prog-rock superheroes. Reunited with drummer Mike Portnoy, the American band returns to familiar theatricality and musical complexity on the 2025 album “Parasomnia.” But is this actually the…