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It's rather a heart-warming feeling to acknowledge that even in 2025, there are still artists in the Music Wide World that still appreciate the ground breaking contribution to 70's Rock Psychedelia of an inspired, although very emotionally fragile artist like Roger Keith Barrett, better known as Syd, guitarist, singer-songwriter and co-founder of one of the most loved Rock bands of the last century, Pink Floyd.
Although Barrett's short-lived career in the music industry was heavily corroded by heavy usage of drugs and mental illness, it's indisputable that Syd Barrett had a very singular approach to song-writing and performing style, employing also a generous use of echoes, feedback and distortions in his compositions, with some truly surprising results.

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It is very refreshing to notice that European artists still provide, in a time of the world when sometimes music can be felt a bit flat and repetitive, so much vital sonic oxygenation and creativity in every field to the art of music.
Italy is one of those many countries in Europe that particularly keeps on delivering consistently a range of artists that excel on marrying lyrical brushes of geniality with visionary and instinctive musical arrangements with fabulous results, as our website has often discovered when reviewing bodies of work of Italian artists.

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Listening to each record of the American singer/songwriter Beth Hart, it feels like scrolling the pages of a personal diary every time.
Of course, for each passing year, the content of Hart's diary changes, reflecting life's experiences of any sort, may they be related to love or to struggles.

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One of the most joyous feelings for some music writers like us, at Bluebird Reviews, is that of discovering, as the years go by, more and more artists willingly deciding not to contain their passion for their art-form, i.e. by pidgeonholing themselves in a sole sonic niche, but to push instead their improvisational skills and musical visions into highly interesting mash-up of genres.
That is pretty much the story of what happened with the brand new album of a hugely eclectic and talented collective coming from Denmark and called A Plane To Catch.
