Le Orme -Verità nascoste
The album features three tracks of absolute excellence ("In Ottobre", the heart-wrenching hybrid between folk song and chamber music of the title track, and "Regina al Troubadour", with its wonderful final part, very much "Genesis" by the way) within an overall very solid work (see the opening and closing with two great pieces like "Insieme al concerto" and "Il gradino più stretto del cielo", but also "Radiofelicità"). With Serafin as the fixed guitarist, more in tune with the trio's characteristics compared to Marton, Le Orme return to paths they know well with the class and melodic inspiration that has always distinguished them, lightened in their electric approach compared to certain bursts of the past, but that's fine too. Excellent album, I really like it a lot. more
The Rootworkers -"Attack, Blues, Release"
The debut EP by Rootworkers, "Attack, Blues, Release," is a scorching descent along the banks of the modern-day Mississippi. more
The Rootworkers
The Rootworkers were born in 2019 on the border of the provinces of Macerata and Ancona, in the winding countryside of the Marche region where they establish their operational base. "Attack, Blues, Release" is their blood-tinged debut EP: an overwhelming blues that hints at '70s psychedelia, a blend of swing and boogie rhythms accompanied by sharp and acidic sounds that support a warm and distorted voice. more
Tom Verlaine
Artists like you deserve to be immortal. One of my all-time favorite guitarists. Rest in peace, Tom <3 more
Damien Chazelle -Babylon
Margot Robbie's nipple. Want more reasons why you should watch the movie? more
Argentovivo -La Normalità è Una Forma Di Pazzia
the whole album devours, even the little granny at the end more
Måneskin
"Media gelatine with a smell of nothing, whipped up with compressed air, dressed by some little meatball who still sees tights, nudism, and mascara thick as 8 centimeters as symbols of transgression, presented as a revolution to a stupid and ignorant audience fattened up on trap and little church songs. They were probably assembled to be the 'heralds' (the pawns) of 'Italian rock,' but I imagine they'll quickly melt away, spawning solo careers stuffed with the usual bullshit features, much to the delight of the wannabe listeners blasting trash on their phones and the oldies who think they’re young, desperately seeking a bridge of dialogue with their bored and promiscuous teenage daughters. If your kids appreciate them, you've probably messed up somewhere; if your significant other appreciates them, you're probably doing something wrong.." quote.. more
Glenn Branca
His art should be taught in all the schools around the globe, mandatory. more
Thurston Moore
So many definitions for sy, practically zero for him... I’ll just say that he is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time. And he doesn’t deserve it. I won’t elaborate because then I would write a poem and would become pathetic considering that my feelings for him are those of a typical troubled groupie. He and Lee are my number 1s. more
Interpol
A band that gives me unbearable depression. Banks' voice is beautiful and personal, but I only save that and the first two albums. The self-titled one from 2010 is infinitely flat and sad, with only the two singles standing out. It's a bit of a distorted relationship I have with them. I want to love them, but I can't. They give me the same feelings of repulsion as Radiohead. I don't know who is better or worse between the two, and I don't care, but the mood (empty and flat) they put me in is the same. Three balls for the debut album, and because in the end they know how to do it. more
Verdena
so unassailable that you have to hassle about the texts more
Sonic Youth
thank you for having existed more
Bob Dylan
I can't pass judgment. I've never bought one of his albums. more
Bob Marley & The Wailers
"You want to end up like Bob Mallo!" Quote. more