Jeff Goldblum & the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra – Night Blooms – Dolby Atmos Comes to the Rescue of Jazz Dynamics – Reviewed ( Digital Stereo vs Vinyl Record vs Dolby Atmos)

Released in June 2026, Night Blooms is the latest collaboration between Jeff Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. A follow-up to Still Blooming (2025), this album continues the actor and pianist s exploration of the Great American Songbook, blending elegant jazz arrangements with a relaxed and intimate atmosphere. Featuring Melody Gardot, Charlie Puth, Cynthia Erivo,Continue reading “Jeff Goldblum & the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra – Night Blooms – Dolby Atmos Comes to the Rescue of Jazz Dynamics – Reviewed ( Digital Stereo vs Vinyl Record vs Dolby Atmos)”

Miles Davis – Birth of the Blue: Is the Analog Productions vinyl record 45 rpm better than other version ?

After treating us to a stunning release on vinyl 33 1/3 rpm and SACD, can Analogue Production surprise us once again with this new 45 rpm vinyl edition? This release features a single track per side. Is this a mark of the highest quality? I invite you to discover this new vinyl edition in theContinue reading “Miles Davis – Birth of the Blue: Is the Analog Productions vinyl record 45 rpm better than other version ?”

Dominique Fils Aime – Nameless – A reference quality audiophile album – Reviewed Digital vs Vinyl record at 45 rpm

Hi-Fi and High End audio shows are a great opportunity to discover new equipment, but also to listen to music in outstanding listening conditions. It was at one of these shows that I discovered Nameless, Dominique Fils-Aimé’s debut album, and more specifically the track Birds.Released in 2018, Nameless already lays the foundations of the artist’sContinue reading “Dominique Fils Aime – Nameless – A reference quality audiophile album – Reviewed Digital vs Vinyl record at 45 rpm”

Ludwig Göransson – The Odyssey Review Updated with Gold Marbred Vinyl

The Marbled Gold vinyl edition is a wonderful surprise that I invite you to discover alongside the digital stereo, high-resolution, and Dolby Atmos versions. This edition consists of three Marbled Gold LPs, and the color reproduction on the records is truly outstanding. It’s a high-quality vinyl edition that makes the most of the medium’s characteristics.Continue reading “Ludwig Göransson – The Odyssey Review Updated with Gold Marbred Vinyl”

Ludwig Göransson – The Odyssey reviewed: Stereo vs Dolby Atmos – Which Version Delivers the True Cinematic IMAX Experience ? Updated with Gold Marbred Vinyl

Composed by Ludwig Göransson for Christopher Nolan’s epic adaptation of Homer’s The Odyssey, the soundtrack is a bold and immersive musical journey that perfectly reflects the scale and intensity of Odysseus legendary voyage. Rather than relying on a traditional orchestral approach, Göransson developed a unique sonic identity built around ancient Greek-inspired instruments, deep percussion, powerfulContinue reading “Ludwig Göransson – The Odyssey reviewed: Stereo vs Dolby Atmos – Which Version Delivers the True Cinematic IMAX Experience ? Updated with Gold Marbred Vinyl”

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

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 signature piano-drivenContinue 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”

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?”

Madonna – CONFESSIONS II – Reviewed (Digital vs Vinyl record)

Twenty years after the huge success of Confessions on a Dance Floor, Madonna makes her long-awaited return with Confessions II, her fifteenth studio album. Released on July 3, 2026, this new record reunites her with producer Stuart Price, the architect behind the electro-dance sound that helped make the original album a worldwide success. Blending house,Continue reading “Madonna – CONFESSIONS II – Reviewed (Digital vs Vinyl record)”

Muse – The Wow! Signal – Reviewed – Digital vs Vinyl record vs Dolby Atmos, which is the best edition?

Muse The Wow! Signal is the tenth studio album by the British rock band Muse. Conceived as a concept album, it revolves around the themes of cosmic mystery, extraterrestrial intelligence, and human connections, drawing inspiration from the famous 1977 radio astronomy event known as the Wow! Signal. The album continues in Muse s signature style,Continue reading “Muse – The Wow! Signal – Reviewed – Digital vs Vinyl record vs Dolby Atmos, which is the best edition?”

Oscar Peterson Trio At Baker’s Keyboard Lounge, The Complete Recording- Jazz sacrificed to the loudness war: the end of high-quality jazz editions? – Review (SHM-CD, vinyl record, vs streaming high resolution 24/192)

At Baker’s Keyboard Lounge is a live album by the Oscar Peterson Trio, released in 2026 by Verve Records. It brings together previously unreleased recordings made in August 1960 at Detroit’s legendary Baker’s Keyboard Lounge. The trio Oscar Peterson on piano, Ray Brown on bass, and Ed Thigpen on drums delivers performances of remarkable intensityContinue reading “Oscar Peterson Trio At Baker’s Keyboard Lounge, The Complete Recording- Jazz sacrificed to the loudness war: the end of high-quality jazz editions? – Review (SHM-CD, vinyl record, vs streaming high resolution 24/192)”