Midnight Madness found me more than I found it. This album is undescribable using normal musical vocabulary, since it's very diverse, complete and variate. The best way I can think to describe it is what it feels like to listen to obscure radio stations while in a night drive or to the soundtrack of an old movie found in your grandparents' basement. Thinking of a favourite song was painful, but I decided to go for the one I listen to the most. Thanks for doing this music, Moderator.

Moderator's music is one of the most hard things to define ever. This album is, as other people have said, a tour all around the world. The variety of samples is truly amazing, and every song is unique in its own way. I personally love the trip this album offers and that's why I'm getting the yellow vinyl! :)

Anti Lilly and Phoniks' music can only be defined with two words: Calm and sincere. The lyrics of the rapper blend perfectly with the seemingly simple but musically rich instrumentation of Phoniks' beats. I expect that this duo enlightens us with more gems like these three albums in the future, and I'll be happy for every grasp of recognition they get. They deserve this and much more.

I love how potsu mixes jazz with more modern, chillwave beats. They are definitely a reference in the lofi genre and both their samples and piano/sax additions always kill it. Great job!

DUDE SLIME 11111111111111111111111111111111111
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What if we stopped making music and started making slime though?

Rock muy interesante dentro de las limitaciones técnicas que trajo el confinamiento. La lírica de "A las putas" destaca. Veiculo Longo es definitivamente un grupo que recomendaría a cualquier amante del rock más moderno.

The Double Shame is a band worth checking out if you're into rock and punk as a whole. Even though this isn't their most polished EP, since it was made during confinement and it's generally more experimental, it's still very good material.

Interesting material made during lockdown! I wonder who the sax player in "Morphine, bitch!" is...