Harmonica? What a laugh! more
She could choose between becoming yet another bland pop slut borrowed from R'n'B or an interesting artist in her genre. Fortunately, she broke free from her major label and chose to self-produce: "333" is a really nice album. more
So deep that they have emerged on the other side, where there is an immense light. more
The return to the stage of the legend Joe Satriani more
FINALLY A SINGLE AND ABOVE ALL AN EXTENDED MIX OF DISCO MUSIC PLAYED AS IF IT WERE 1982, WITHOUT 2022-STYLE ARRANGEMENTS more
The return of true Disco Music 1975-1987 more
A toxic issue with the voice of a cat crushed by a car. Never digested. more
A surprising, disorienting record that reminds me of Lou Reed's Berlin, American psychedelia from the late '60s, British Pop, and it's also, in a way, a bit like Pink Floyd with airy, cinematic tracks. more
It's strange that there's a lack of references to the national Antonellone. The Roman origins and the use of the piano seemed to me like a watered-down version of the early Venditti. more
After years, I can say it… perhaps my most beautiful and unique debaserian discovery. I don't understand and I don't pay attention to the lyrics. They say they are even more intense than his music. Better this way, maybe I couldn't handle it emotionally. Thanks to Him and to you. more
what else to say about this song? better to be silent and listen to the pain of betrayal more
A film inspired by the story of Perseus, so poorly animated that you'll end up with chronic stomach pain from laughing too much. more
Imaginary "Rebellious 80s" VOL. 2 more
Imaginary "Rebellious 80s" VOL. 1 more
This is the final proof that they are valid even with Derrick. more
After all, it might not be as bad as one might think. more
An Italian singer. Radio music. Unexpectedly, everything very beautiful. more