Chris Cornell
One of the most powerful voices of the 90s. Paradoxically (?), she didn’t showcase her best in the main group but in a short-term project. more
The Marshall Tucker Band
To the letter to Carolina Dreams. more
Philip Glass
Among the greatest of minimalism.
Just listened to "Glassworks," a good compromise between minimalism and more accessible music. more
Bardo Pond
Chance !!!! more
Traffic Sound -Tibet's Suzettes
When it comes to Rock, Peruvians know a thing or two — and then some — because they not only boast great proto-garage bands from the '60s like Los Saicos, but also delicious psych-freak-folk material well represented by these gentlemen. 1970 - an outstanding album that tele-transports San Francisco to the Andes (or the Himalayas..?). more
Paul McCartney
Let’s also say “pioneer of lo-fi with the two ‘McCartney’ from the '70s and '80s” (besides a few not exactly essential albums like “Ram”, “Band On The Run”, “London Town”…), or should we be cliché and simply say that he’s also written a few decent tunes...? more
Susanna Parigi
By far the best singer-songwriter active in Italy at this time. more
Pete Doherty
According to the television program "Millenium," it is about an "actor" (no) "American" (no) who resembles him Ingrandisci questa immagine based on a "tweet" from a viewer. more
The Clash
Beyond Punk more
Fabri Fibra
The quintessence of crap. One of the most useless "artists" in Italy ever, even more so than Gigi D'Alessio. Nothing to do with the rap of the '90s that managed to break through without descending too much into vulgarity. more
Tycho
Sun, waves, sea, relaxation, beach, sunset, and Tycho! Great marine vibes and a lot of calmness of the soul! more
Benediction
Among the pioneers of European school Death Metal are the English; and on their first album, "Subconscious Terror" from 1990, the primordial growl of Mark "Barney" Greenway stands out, who later became the terrifying vocalist of Napalm Death...Transcend The Rubicon... more
X Factor
Surely worse Friends... but this is also a masterpiece of artistic indoctrination, no joke! The art of dulling the youth (who don't realize they're profiting from their ignorance) with all the same and stereotypical singers presented each time as the NEW FACES of Italian music. Every now and then there’s someone a bit more original (see Nevruz) but they don’t let him make it big because he doesn’t sound trendy! more
X Factor
indiscriminate-toxic-harmful waste, which has damaged and lobotomized so many young people. It wasn't enough, friends; this filth also had to dock in Italy. more
X Factor
The worst of "music." more
Slint
with eyes like the heads of nails. more
Flipper
the noise, the real one, inhuman and moving. more
Biagio Antonacci
From "Liberatemi" to "Ritorno ad amare," great tracks, then a dizzying drop. 2 balls, in every sense! more
The Smiths -Strangeways, here we Come
The musical career of The Smiths lasted only five years; yet these were crucial years, marked by a series of works that paved the way for countless other bands to follow. I will never tire of praising the Morrissey-Marr duo, who in this album continue to gift us with pearls of shining beauty: "I Started Something I Couldn't Finish," emblematic from its prophetic title, "Stop Me If You Think...." and above all the solemn "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me." more