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The sun's out guys and girls, trying to fry our brains and stuff. Here's a counter spell.

The Ripper is back! So let's space out to Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. 🇯🇵 Hooo! 🍻

We've reached the point where even we don't know what's going on anymore. Please don't ask. Send help.

Can gloom become sound and how does it go about doing that? Check out our review of the new @tribulation_official album and find out! Or not.

3,2,1 💥 So long Daft Punk! We're ready to blast off into your French-Japanese baroque universe... which happens to be the first animated House Musical ever made. 🚀🤖 #onemoretime

THE SLEEPER HAS AWAKENED. Spinning some sci-fi camp today, courtesy of @totothegroup and @brianeno

Here's a glimpse of Dinosaur Jr. 🦖 Cheers y'all 🍻

We settled on some Blood Ceremony to celebrate that we're halfway through the work week.

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Sounds from the Dark Side top albums of 2017 (until now)

June 30, 2017 by Wander Meulemans

Time flies when you’re having fun so let’s saw 2017 into half… Continue reading →

Posted in RP, RP&WRM, WRM. Tagged 2017, A-Team, Amy Macdonald, Arca, avant-garde rock, Avatarium, blues, cd, classic rock, classical music, Deep Purple, Drunk, Elephant Man, Ex Deo, Hannibal, Hurricanes and Halos, Infinite, Is This The Life We Really Want?, Jazz, Music, pints, Prisoner, R&B fusion, Ralph Plug, review, Roger Waters, Rome, Ryan Adams, Scott H. Biram, singer songwriter, Sounds from the Dark Side, The Bad Testament, The Immortal Wars, The Necks, Thundercat, top albums, Under Stars, Unfold, Wander Meulemans, year list

Deep Purple – Infinite

May 31, 2017 by Ralph Plug

Deep Purple - Infinite With Infinite, Deep Purple releases their twentieth and likely last album before embarking on an extensive farewell tour. We take a look. Continue reading →

Posted in RP. Tagged classic rock, Deep Purple, earMUSIC, Ian Gillan, Infinite, review, Rock

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