After nearly a decade without a true original pop-rock album, Robbie Williams returns with BRITPOP, a bold record rooted in the spirit of the 1990s and the golden age of British music. Conceived as the album he would have wanted to release after leaving Take That in 1995, it leans into more prominent guitars, rawContinue reading “Robbie Williams – BRITPOP – Review (Stereo and Dolby Atmos)”
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Eric Serra – SPACE PROJEKT U.M.On – An Immersive Musical Space Opera – Review (Vinyl record vs digital stereo vs Dolby Atmos)
After immersing us in the ocean with the music of “The Big Blue“, and in space with the score of “The Fifth Element”, Eric Serra returns with a new music album, “SPACE PROJEKT U.M.O.”, once again inviting us on a journey into space. This musical space opera offers a cosmic voyage through a wide rangeContinue reading “Eric Serra – SPACE PROJEKT U.M.On – An Immersive Musical Space Opera – Review (Vinyl record vs digital stereo vs Dolby Atmos)”
Al Foster – Live at Smoke – Review (Vinyl record, High Res 24 96 vs Dolby Atmos)
Live at Smoke is a live album recorded by jazz drummer Al Foster at the Smoke Jazz Club in New York. It features a high-level quartet composed of Chris Potter, Brad Mehldau, and Joe Martin. The recording faithfully captures the atmosphere of a jazz club, with a close and immersive sound. The repertoire blends jazzContinue reading “Al Foster – Live at Smoke – Review (Vinyl record, High Res 24 96 vs Dolby Atmos)”
Best Albums of 2025 reviewed in Digital, Analog, and Immersive (Dolby Atmos) Formats.
Which albums delivered the best technical performance among those I tested on MagicVinylDigital.net in 2025? 2025 was a particularly rich year for album releases, both in terms of brand-new productions and anniversary editions. It was also marked by a noticeable increase in Blu-ray releases featuring Dolby Atmos versions, along with several high-quality stereo tracks.Below isContinue reading “Best Albums of 2025 reviewed in Digital, Analog, and Immersive (Dolby Atmos) Formats.”
Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here 50th Anniversary – the ultimate edition of this album? – Review (Vinyl, CD, SACD, Blu-ray, from 1975 to 2025, stereo, 4.0, 5.1 to Dolby Atmos)
Wish You Were Here is the ninth studio album by the British band Pink Floyd, released in 1975. It was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in early 1975, shortly after the massive success of The Dark Side of the Moon. The album delves into themes of absence, alienation, and disillusionment, particularly in the context ofContinue reading “Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here 50th Anniversary – the ultimate edition of this album? – Review (Vinyl, CD, SACD, Blu-ray, from 1975 to 2025, stereo, 4.0, 5.1 to Dolby Atmos)”
Scorpions – Coming Home Live – The 60th anniversary concert – review (Stereo and Dolby Atmos)
On July 5, 2025, Scorpions celebrated their 60th anniversary with a historic concert at the Heinz von Heiden Arena in Hanover, their hometown, performing in front of 45,000 fans. Presented under the slogan “Coming Home,” the evening retraced six decades of rock through their most iconic songs. The event was fully recorded and turned intoContinue reading “Scorpions – Coming Home Live – The 60th anniversary concert – review (Stereo and Dolby Atmos)”
68th Award – Best Immersive Audio Album – Review of the 5 nominees
Best Immersive Audio Album — Category 84 This category honors vocal or instrumental albums from any genre that feature a new immersive mix using four or more channels. Eligible works must have been commercially released in physical format or made available on a qualifying streaming or download platform. The award is presented to the immersiveContinue reading “68th Award – Best Immersive Audio Album – Review of the 5 nominees”
Anette Askvik – Liberty – review (Vinyl,CD, Blu-ray stereo, DTS-HDMA 5.1, DTS-HDMA 7.1 AURO3D, Dolby Atmos TrueHD; Streaming Tidal Max and Atmos)
At High End Munich 2025, Norwegian singer and composer Anette Askvik left her mark on the edition as the official ambassador of the show, unveiling a new immersive edition of her album Liberty. Already acclaimed for its emotional intensity and refined production, the project now takes on a new dimension thanks to a multichannel remixContinue reading “Anette Askvik – Liberty – review (Vinyl,CD, Blu-ray stereo, DTS-HDMA 5.1, DTS-HDMA 7.1 AURO3D, Dolby Atmos TrueHD; Streaming Tidal Max and Atmos)”
With the first two tracks of his new album SPACE PROJEKT U.M.O. , Éric Serra propels us into space with spatial audio – review (Stereo and Dolby Atmos)
After taking us into the ocean depths with the legendary soundtrack of Le Grand Bleu (The Big Blue), Éric Serra shifts horizons and now propels us toward the stars. The first two tracks from his upcoming album “SPACE PROJEKT U.M.O.”, scheduled for release on 16 January 2026, already reveal a soundscape firmly oriented toward space,Continue reading “With the first two tracks of his new album SPACE PROJEKT U.M.O. , Éric Serra propels us into space with spatial audio – review (Stereo and Dolby Atmos)”
The Cranberries – No Need To Argue – When streaming services decide which version we have to listen to – Review -(CD, vinyl records, 2020 and 2025 remastered versions, Streaming Tidal stereo and Dolby Atmos)
No Need to Argue is the second studio album by The Cranberries, released in 1994. It represents a shift toward a darker and more emotional alternative rock compared to their debut album. The review of this album showed that the versions available on streaming platforms differed. That is what I invite you to observe in this review.