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Omo Cloud “Mausoleum” (Dusty Mars)

Omo Cloud “Mausoleum” (Dusty Mars) Adding to Radio June 10, 2025

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moondaddy “Dove Tapes” (Silver Girl)

moondaddy “Dove Tapes” adding to radio June 3, 2025

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The Legendary Pink Dots in outsideleft.com

Alan Rider listens to the Legendary Pink Dots latest long player and realises that you can never be truly lonely when you have The Dots for company

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Orbit Service “Leave For Good” in crazyminds.com (Spain)

The constant search for new alternatives and distinctive sounds requires delving into the diverse cores of the musical universe, in order to find gems that sometimes remain hidden. We are so immersed in conventional circuits that we often forget that other structures exist that open doors to other sensory dimensions, essential for escaping daily boredom and mass objectification.
- Carlos Flaqué Monllonch, crazyminds.com

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The Legendary Pink Dots reviewed at brainwashed.com

This is a heavy album—not just in tone, but in its emotional resonance. The question of whether we missed the point of life on Earth looms large. Did we abandon the imperfect connections that give us meaning to chase a perfect yet sterile paradise? The machine that Ka-Spel describes in the Bandcamp notes embodies this disconnection. It knows us, replicates us, promises perfection, but leaves us hollow and alone. In So Lonely in Heaven, Ka-Spel’s lyrics and the band’s haunting arrangements explore the cracks in that illusion, asking whether we need life’s imperfections—its traumas, its fragility—to truly live.

- Eve McGivern, brainwashed.com