Vinyl Records reviews and tests

LP Record MOTOMAMI is the new album from Grammy Award-winning producer and songwriter Rosalía. The album has been named "one of the most anticipated albums of 2022" by numerous international press outlets, including the BBC, El Pais, NME, NYLON, Pitchfork, TIME, and The Wall Street Journal. Rolling Stone en Español wrote: "It's a brave record. Genres are a thing of the past; there's room for everything... MOTOMAMI feels like a freight train from the future, hurtling towards us at full speed with no brakes. Rosalía is the powerhouse behind it all."

LP Record Adrianne Lenker's "Songs and Instrumentals" is a double album released on 23 October 2020 by the American indie folk musician, known as the singer and guitarist of Big Thief. The album was recorded in a one-room cabin in the woods of western Massachusetts after the pandemic brought her band's touring schedule to a halt. It is divided into two parts: the first, "Songs", features eleven tracks with intimate, acoustic arrangements that showcase Lenker's evocative songwriting and delicate guitar work. The second part, "Instrumentals", consists of two long instrumental pieces titled "Music For Indigo" and "Mostly Chimes", which create a meditative and atmospheric counterpoint to the more structured songs.

LP Record Megadeth's Dystopia is an album brimming with energy and aggression. It marks a return to form for the band, showcasing their talent and musical artistry. The songs are well-written, and the album feels incredibly cohesive. It's the perfect album for headbanging and moshing.

LP Record When King Crimson entered the studio in July 1974, they had just completed two years of intense touring and had released the albums "Larks' Tongues in Aspic" and "Starless & Bible Black". With the departure of Jamie Muir (drums) and David Cross (violin/mellotron), the band had cemented its reputation as one of the most powerful groups on the international rock scene. Featuring many former members and friends on saxophone, violin, oboe, and clarinet, the group created "Red", Crimson's final studio album of the 70s and a true masterpiece of the decade. It went on to influence a host of musicians and bands, such as Steve Vai, Vernon Reid, Primus, and many more. 5.

LP Record Adrenaline is the debut studio album by the American alternative metal band Deftones, released on 3 October 1995 by Maverick Records. After forming in 1988, the band recorded a demo tape titled "Lunchbox" and circulated it around the local music scene. A copy of the tape was given to Maverick Records A&R representative Mark Kates, who signed the band. The band began recording the Adrenaline album in 1995 with producer Terry Date at Sound City Studios in Van Nuys, California. The album's musical style is rooted in alternative metal, but also incorporates elements of heavy metal, hardcore punk and noise rock.