The more "soft" side of Steven Wilson. more
The best way to conclude a trilogy. more
The beginning of their second phase... more
A work more than listenable. more
That one of theirs that I prefer the most. more
Seen from a Jovanotti perspective, it’s his masterpiece. Compared to other albums, it certainly doesn’t hold up, but oh well... more
A true journey into the world of dance music. more
Fresh and fun. more
Maybe his last album is entirely beautiful... more
The "kaleidoscopic" music that was meant to remain part of Zampaglione. more
Controversial...but not too much! more
A bit lackluster, compared to the previous ones... but salvageable. more
What I like least about them. more
Between Ciampi and Baudelaire, Hazlewood and the Clash, with a bit of Faber's influence, emerges one of the most beautiful albums of 2008. more
The confirmation of their abilities. more
I might be crazy, but that’s what I prefer from them, along with "Mother Earth." more
Much more inspired than I thought. Too bad about what came after... more
In the Baglioni average... more
See the speech made for "Solo." more
Not exactly a "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" part two, but with raging experiments that may somehow link back to that CD. more