Giusy Ferreri
Italian music at its zenith more
Giusy Ferreri
Are there "little things of her own" that don't talk about sappy or whiny love, or love in general? Now she’s even a mother of a 5-year-old, and it would be about time for someone like her to start talking seriously about the parent-child relationship, or at this rate, I'll be calling her Kinder&Ferreri... p.s. Anyway, I round it to 1.8, the v.c., seeing what's lurking around in our local CCDD in rosy veils: Grandi, Pausini, Amoroso, BabyKappa (what does she even have to do with duets) and then Berti, Rettore, and Zanicchi, to name a few. more
Peter Hammill -Consequences
"Consequences" is an album that grows with each listen, over the years, subtly, slowly—or at least that's how it has happened for me—so much so that I consider it Hammill's best album of the third millennium and even his finest since 1986, from the time of the beautiful "And Close As This." Just the opening track, "Eat My Words, Bite My Tongue," would be enough to justify the price of the album, but as you delve deeper, you discover a truly high concentration of inspiration, in an album that is sometimes challenging, hermetic, sparse in arrangements, and rich especially in harmonies and vocal overdubs, while piano and guitar (the album is entirely composed, performed, and arranged by Hammill alone) serve as essential accompaniments, in a work of great expressiveness, intimacy, and rawness without entirely relinquishing the dramatic theatricality for which it is known. Only great songs abound (I mention "Scissors" and its final two explosive minutes of electric guitar, the star here, distorted and biting) and a masterpiece among the most beautiful and intense of his career: "A Run of Luck," the ultimate expression of the most desolate and somber Hammill, a bard of loneliness and resignation. A spine-chilling piece. The album is a near masterpiece, and it's not something everyone can pull off in 2012, with already 45 years of career behind them. more
Burial
Composer of soundtracks for mental journeys more
The Other Half -The Other Half
Gospel for Garage Bands Today more
Tonstartssbandht -Overseas
a lysergic lo-fi journey on the edge of listenable for a sane mind. Contains the most "out there" cover of the Rolling Stones. more
Various Artists -XKATEDRAL ANTHOLOGY SERIES I
AN ANTHOLOGY OF SLOWLY EVOLVING TIMBRAL MUSIC more
Peter Hammill -Over
Those who already know my opinion on Hammill here would say they know that for this record, the famous Isola Deserta, I would take three copies, just to be safe. The absolute and dizzying peak of Peter's solo career, also a podium contender when you consider Van Der Graaf Generator, a whirlwind of moving, disarming expressive sincerity, of intimacy and autobiographical impulses from an artist who lays himself bare and speaks without filters to the listener, with regrets, pain, spine-chilling melancholy, and yes, also anger, bitterness ("Betrayed," for instance, is the angriest beautiful song of his career). Inspiration at sublime levels, with some of his very best lyrics, melodies, and arrangements. Far from being merely a collection of sad ballads (consider tracks like "Crying Wolf" and "Lost and Found," two incredible pieces), the melancholic ballads present are all tear-jerkers, especially, of course, the trio "Time Heals" - "Alice (Letting Go)" and "(This Side of) The Looking Glass," songs in which Hammill truly puts everything of himself and even something leftover. I must also tell you, this is THE Masterpiece of Hammill, who will go on to create many other truly beautiful works, but this Everest, for obvious reasons, he will never reach again. more
Iran -Dissolver
Noteworthy work with its intelligent pop that skillfully balances never-cliché melodies held by a warm voice and noisy guitar plays that awaken long-forgotten shoegaze loves. more
Herbert von Karajan
Herbert von Karajan, born Heribert Ritter von Karajan, was an Austrian conductor. He is generally regarded as one of the greatest conductors of all time. more
Baffo Banfi -Ma, Dolce Vita
Published by Klaus Schulze's label IC (Innovative Communication). more
Baffo Banfi
The former keyboardist of the legendary Biglietto per l'inferno is the Italian Klaus Schulze. more
Tetri Teschi in Luce Viola
Great music that goes beyond classifications, this is a piece of Great Music. more
John Lenin
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Steve Roach & Michael Stearns
2 giants of American electronic music. more
Vidna Obmana -The River of Appearance
If you love the ambient, give this record a listen. more
Vidna Obmana
Dirk Serries has made history in ambient music. more
Jon Padgett -Il segreto del ventriloquio
For lovers of modern weird and Ligotti. more
Jon Padgett
Follower of Thomas Ligotti. more