Music

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the whirlwind of bright synth light, gigantic drums and a melody that leaps with wild abandon on "Meet The Horizon."

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the way that "Outrunner" was full of shredding and energetic guitar, spaced out and gentle synth sounds and surging arpeggios.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed how "252RB81" packed a high level of complexity and musical richness into a short space.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed "Welcome To Station 12" as it used a plethora of synth sounds that create a complex atmosphere mixing melancholy and hope along with an underlying current of gruff bass provides a contrast to the wistful qualities of the other musical elements.

Read on to find out why "Miami Night Vibes" created a mental image of a white convertible Porsche 911 gliding through the Miami darkness for me.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the way that "2077" was full of emotional expression and full synth sounds that caress and glide.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the mixture of billowing clouds of ambient synth, melodies that glow and shimmer with summery warmth and deeper, blue undercurrents of rich sound on "Curio."

"False Reality" is the first album by Project Resurrect, a new power/speed metal band from New York.

Read on to find out why I felt that "The Way Things Were" had a lost, wistful feeling to it along with a sense of delicate ease.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed how "Supersymmetric" had a deeply melodic feeling, intertwined layers of synth and a strong rhythm that gets into the listener's head.

Read on to find out why I felt "The Outset" examined the complexity and contradiction inherent in human relationships couched in an interestingly crafted synth background.

Read on to find out about "Let's Go!" It's a fun, active blast of funky retro synth with playful vocals.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed how "The Wave Is Coming "is a track in which swirls of darkness meet crystalline shimmer and tension contrasts with gentle waves of drifting sound.

Read on to find out why I felt that "Electric Voyager" was rich with interwoven synths and melodic energy.

Read on to find out why I enjoy how "It's Got To Me" is brimming with groovy energy, funky bass and brilliant brass hits. The lyrics are full of fun and positive vibes as well.

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In 1968 legendary Jazz pianist, Thelonious Monk, performed at Palo Alto High School and gave perhaps one of his best live performances of his career. The recording was discovered by his son, T.S. Monk, some 36 years later as it just sat on the shelf of the man who organized the event.

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Read on to find out why I enjoyed the combination of powerful lyrics, aching vocals and ethereal synths on "Moth Eaten Heart."

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New World Shadows is the 5th full length album from Finnish melodic death metal band Omnium Gatherum released in 2011.

The Mantle is the 2002 studio album by Oregon area doom and death metal band Agalloch.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the way in which "Orbital Assault" captures the intensity and sense of motion of a battle in outer space, full of driving power and drama.

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Born Again is the 1983 studio album released by British heavy metal band Black Sabbath.

Sin After Sin is the 1977 studio album by famous heavy metal band Judas Priest. The album is very much a forgotten one but if you listen to it it is a gem of an album.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed how this track combines classic 8-bit video game sensibilities with a soundscape that takes hold of the ears and won’t let go.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the retrowave sound of "Summer Ice" that has a breezy smoothness to it along with contrasts between warmth and a cooler, bluish sound palette.

The White is the superb mini album by Oregon's Agalloch released in 2008. Though it is different than what Agalloch had done before. The album has elements of progressive style guitar and new age folk influence to it.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the intertwining journey of synth sounds that unfolds out into empty space on "Echoes of the Bifrost."

In Battle There is No Law! is the 1988 debut album by well-known British death metal band Bolt Thrower.

Read on to find out why I was compelled by the examination of the damage done by addiction to relationships in "Lonely With Someone."

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the way that Showdown brims over with motion and energy as intertwining synth elements work together to produce a track that leaps forward while still creating a complex palette of sounds.

Read on to found out why I enjoyed how Connection is full of glowing ease as it glides along and shines brightly, touched by contrasting darkness from the vocal sample in it.

Read on to find out why I thought "Back 2 School" was a beautifully crafted, musically pleasing exploration of the complex mixture of the feelings that fill our lives.

The International Federation of The Phonographic Industry (IFPI) is the non-profit represented for the recorded music industry across the globe. Their Global Recording Artists of the Year Award gives an act worldwide recognition across both physical and digital music formats (streaming and vinyl).

Read on to find out why.I enjoy how "Shadow Instinct " weaves together a mixture of glowing, tense, smooth synths along with a gritty guitar, powerful bass and a relentless drum throb.

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Read on to find out why I was drawn to "Radio" as it explores nostalgia, loneliness and a sense of wanting to hold onto a love that has slipped away.

Read on to find out why I enjoyed the combination of strong lyrics, emotive vocals and ear-catching sounds on "Only You Can Do It."

Read on to find out why I enjoyed "Oubliette's" unique explorations into the full range of emotions and sensations that synthesized sounds can create.