François Truffaut
The Director of Love more
Fine Before You Came
A granite boulder on the open heart. more
Raein
If I dream at night, I dream of being them. more
Explosions in the Sky
My entrance into post-rock: a bit lukewarm and redundant in certain aspects, but once you're in, you can't get out. "Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever" should be put on loop in every kindergarten in the world, hoping for a future revival of humanity. more
Calcutta
Once the effect of the infusion wears off, you feel dumb. Catchy tunes for drunken groups... more
Converge
Reactions of catharsis that immobilize and make you sweat cold. After listening to Jane Doe, I realized I had to flush about 80% of the stuff with the screams I used to listen to down the toilet. more
Radiohead
Mediocre and boring you will be. The group that has interpreted the demands of the post-modern era more than any other in the wake of contemporary needs; reaching the masses was a matter of contingency that did not in the least undermine their significance. Releasing "Amnesiac" after "Kid A" is nothing short of miraculous. more
Muse
A microcosm of its own that has always orbited around my testicular apparatus. They also boast one of the saddest descending arcs ever... more
Garbage
The pop rib of 90s alternative; glam incursions and electronics do the rest. Shirley Manson, my unconditional platonic love from adolescence. more
John Goodman
You are killing your father, Larry. more
Faces -First Step
It may not be the best or the most famous work of the English band, but it has always been my favorite... more
Grand Funk Railroad
When I listen to Grand Funk, I simultaneously regret not having picked up a guitar, a bass, and two drumsticks as a child! more
Cesare Basile -Closet Meraviglia
Like an old painting by Edward Hopper... more
The Smiths
Life is very long, when you're lonely. more
My Bloody Valentine
Disenchanted magma of electric purge for lonely hearts. more
Miles Davis -Kind of Blue
How much would I give to be able to observe, for a fraction of a second, those epochal sessions of '59 at the Columbia studios... more
Fugazi
The middle finger in the ass of post-modernity, moralism, and hypocrisy. In a drifting society, parched by empty idols, shitty music, free markets, and precarious relationships, the absence of an institution like "MacKaye/Picciotto" is felt. When I think of a FUNDAMENTAL band in the strictest sense of the term, they are the first that comes to mind. In On The Kill Taker, End Hits, and Red Medicine, my top 3 in this order. more
Syd Barrett
Who the hell is Gilmour? more
La quiete
"There is no sweeter music than your cries. With every phrase, a sudden, disorienting move." more
Tre allegri ragazzi morti
Expendable but honest. Live are a titanium ball attached to the scrotal sack, while on disc they are quite nice. "Monsters and Normals" is the best. more