The first music (most likely a rhythm with rudimentary percussion) played by a Neolithic man - the first musician of humanity - would undoubtedly have been Lo-fi; in low-fidelity recordings, there’s the same charm of discovery. more
Jesus Lizard, the only band I went to the bathroom to take a shit while bringing my laptop with me to keep listening to them. One of the most visceral sounds ever. more
Avant-Nihilism made in Japan. more
Mad and bitter creativity! more
Half Japanese. Is it possible that no one gives a damn about them on this shitty site? <3 more
Guided By Voices, Paper Girl: when the acoustic kicks in. more
How to define my city.....But lick my ass!!! more
Heart-stopping, earth-shocking, earth-quaking, heart-breaking, inconditional-shaking, history-making, legendary. more
WHAT A DRAG more
Nothing new under the sun.. A good voice and an intriguing presence dedicated to a ridiculous, banal repertoire, perfectly in line with the extremely low level of today’s commercialism.. His song with that incompetent Sangiorgi is an increasingly less frightening horror of the success it has had among a large audience that no longer knows what decency is.. more
the most beautiful thing about Milan is the train to Rome more
cover of Leonard Cohen: here’s one of the many reasons I absolutely hate it: turning "Hallelujah" into a pathetic meowing lullaby is an affront punishable by life in prison; after her, I expect Pausini to tackle "Life On Mars" or, why not, Titty Ferro with "Make You Feel My Love," after all, that other piece of trash Adele raped it too... more
The essence of rock n' roll, even if it doesn't drive me particularly crazy. It deserves a 5 regardless. more
A beautiful and roaring rock 'n' roll machine: the dreamy piano of Danny Federici, the fun and engaging riffs of Little Steven, the precise drumming of Max Weinberg... then there's Clarence "Big Man" Clemons, the saxophone personified, a virtuoso of the instrument (Jungleland teaches) and, of course, the charisma and voice of someone like Bruce Springsteen. 5, 5 and 5. more
Good job, very good. I find that she has a beautiful voice (and I've seen her live twice, so I can say this with confidence). Our music scene sucks, but there are some gems to be found. By far better than those fake-alternative types like Caparezza and the Teatro dei Coglioni. To the usual pseudo-intellectuals who judge all contemporary stuff as garbage, I just want to say that she probably understands more than you do (see covers of the Doors, Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Leonard Cohen, R.E.M., and, believe it or not, even VU). more
If he hates Trentavoltemegl, then I hate him too... if, of course. more
Please, someone hang the idiot above me! more
I hate this crazy bastard! more
An expert in liturgy more
A blues siren disguised as a boy from the West Midlands. more