Released in may 2026, “In Times of Dragons” is Tori Amos s eighteenth studio album and one of her most ambitious concept albums to date. Built around an allegorical narrative exploring the struggle between democracy and tyranny, the album blends mythological imagery with deeply personal and political themes. Across seventeen tracks, Amos combines her signatureContinue reading “Tori Amos – In Times of Dragons – Is the Blu-ray Audio Edition the Definitive Version? Review – Blu-ray vs Streaming vs Vinyl, Stereo vs Dolby Atmos”
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Michael Jackson – Invincible – Available in Dolby Atmos, a new reference Atmos mix? – Reviewed
Released in 2001, Invincible is Michael Jackson s tenth and final studio album. Blending pop, R&B, hip-hop, and contemporary production, it showcases a more modern sound while retaining Jackson s signature vocal performances. The album features tracks such as “You Rock My World”, “Butterflies”, and “Speechless”, highlighting both its commercial appeal and artistic diversity. WithContinue reading “Michael Jackson – Invincible – Available in Dolby Atmos, a new reference Atmos mix? – Reviewed”
The Rolling Stones – Foreign Tongues Reviewed: Are the Vinyl and Blu-ray the Definitive Editions?
Foreign Tongues marks the return of The Rolling Stones with their 25th studio album, following the success of Hackney Diamonds released in 2023. The album continues the band s renewed creative momentum, blending their iconic blues-rock foundations with modern production and fresh energy. Recorded with producer Andrew Watt, Foreign Tongues preserves the essential elements ofContinue reading “The Rolling Stones – Foreign Tongues Reviewed: Are the Vinyl and Blu-ray the Definitive Editions?”
Michael Jackson – History Continues – Available in Dolby Atmos – Reviewed
Released in 1995, HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I is one of Michael Jackson s most ambitious projects. This double album combines a greatest hits compilation with a second disc of new material, featuring strong personal and social themes through songs such as “Scream“, “Earth Song“, and “You Are Not Alone“. With this DolbyContinue reading “Michael Jackson – History Continues – Available in Dolby Atmos – Reviewed”
Paul McCartney – The Boys of Dungeon Lane – Reviewed (stereo vs Dolby Atmos), Included a new 3d immersive video rendering
The Boys of Dungeon Lane by Paul McCartney is an autobiographical work inspired by his childhood in Liverpool. Across fourteen tracks, he reflects on his memories, youthful friendships, and the passage of time. Musically, the album blends melodic pop, rock, intimate ballads, and psychedelic influences. Songs such as Days We Left Behind and Mountain TopContinue reading “Paul McCartney – The Boys of Dungeon Lane – Reviewed (stereo vs Dolby Atmos), Included a new 3d immersive video rendering”
Lucas Garcia, Muramoto & Yu Nitahara – Nocturne – Reviewed (DXD 5.1.4, MKV Dolby Atmos TrueHD, DSD stereo and 5.1, PCM Highres) Included 3d immersive video rendering
Nocturne is a contemporary chamber music album bringing together Brazilian cellist Lucas Garcia Muramoto and Japanese pianist Yu Nitahara, featuring works by Hisatada Otaka and Andr Mehmari. Recorded at Est dio Monteverdi in Sao Paulo, in a natural acoustic environment surrounded by the Atlantic Forest, the project was captured and produced by sound engineer GustavoContinue reading “Lucas Garcia, Muramoto & Yu Nitahara – Nocturne – Reviewed (DXD 5.1.4, MKV Dolby Atmos TrueHD, DSD stereo and 5.1, PCM Highres) Included 3d immersive video rendering”
Ludwig Goransson – Star Wars The Mandalorian and Grogu (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – Reviewed (streaming stereo vs Dolby Atmos) Included 3d video rendering of immersive audio
The soundtrack of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, composed by Ludwig Goransson, blends the iconic orchestral sound of Star Wars with modern electronic textures and powerful percussion. Alternating between epic passages, action sequences, and more intimate moments, it delivers a more immersive and contemporary approach while preserving the musical identity established by John Williams.Continue reading “Ludwig Goransson – Star Wars The Mandalorian and Grogu (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – Reviewed (streaming stereo vs Dolby Atmos) Included 3d video rendering of immersive audio”
Michael Jackson’s albums Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad, and Dangerous Now Available in Dolby Atmos – Review and 3D Video Visualization of Immersive Sound Spatialization
Now available in Dolby Atmos, the Dolby Atmos editions of the albums Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad, and Dangerous have been reviewed alongside the other versions of these albums. You can find them directly through the links below: Michael Jackson – Off The Wall – Has the remastering lost the original spirit of the album?-Continue reading “Michael Jackson’s albums Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad, and Dangerous Now Available in Dolby Atmos – Review and 3D Video Visualization of Immersive Sound Spatialization”
Michael Jackson – BAD (Streaming Dolby Atmos)
Spatialization SP: ●●●●●●oooo (6.1) , SK: ●●●●●ooooo (5.5) – Dynamique: ●●●●● (5) – Global: ●●●●o (4.5) Presentation This is the Tidal Dolby Atmos presented in Dolby Digital Plus (768 kbits/s) (link). The Dolby Atmos version features a completely new mix that stands out for its remarkable use of the immersive sound field, distributing instruments, music,Continue reading “Michael Jackson – BAD (Streaming Dolby Atmos)”
Pink Floyd – Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena – The legendary Bootleg – First time in CD, vinyl record, the full review ( CD vs Vinyl record vs Blu-ray)
This live recording by Pink Floyd, Live From the Los Angeles Sports Arena, was released on vinyl on April 18 for Record Store Day. It is also available on CD and on the Wish You Were Here 50th anniversary Blu-ray. This release stands as a true recognition of the work of Mike Millard, who madeContinue reading “Pink Floyd – Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena – The legendary Bootleg – First time in CD, vinyl record, the full review ( CD vs Vinyl record vs Blu-ray)”