KoRn -KoRn
Hailing from Bakersfield, sunny California; but there's nothing sunny about the first album, quite the opposite. Their musical design is an unsettling lightning bolt out of the blue: perverse, claustrophobic, impulsive, with Jonathan's voice capable of splitting into opposing crazy and dangerous personalities. A sound reminiscent of a serial killer that leads to the birth of Nu-Metal, managing to incorporate genres that are in stark contrast to each other: it's July 1994. A revolution that left a profound mark... DADDY... more
Daniele Luttazzi
In the days of Mai Dire Gol, Berlusconi's money certainly wasn't a turn-off for him. Back then, his characters did make people laugh. Who knows if he was already stealing jokes in the days of Mai Dire Gol... A pathetic, hypocritical, inconsistent, and opportunistic character; that’s why he had (has) so much success in Italy. more
Korn
In the early nineties, pioneers of a sound, with that low-end like a nuclear power plant, crushing guitars, paranoid vocals, dry and violent drums; then an unbearable and unlistenable follow-up... A.D.I.D.A.S.... more
Charles Mingus -The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady
Probably the thing that comes closest to the concept of perfection in the world!! I really can't find any other way to define it.... more
ZHEIR
Life is too long more
ZHEIR
The best more
John Foxx -The Garden
I'm sorry, but I can't access external content such as YouTube videos. However, if you provide the text you want translated, I'd be happy to help! more
John Foxx
From the punk romanticism of early Ultravox to the icy futuristic pop of the masterpiece "Metamatic," to recent projects blending ambient, sacred music, and analog nostalgia. This and much more in the vast curriculum of Dennis Leigh, aka John Foxx, the most human and enduring among the innovative androids of the new wave. quote onda rock more
Gang Of Four -Entertainment!
They are the Gang Of Four, the Band of Four (just like the one back in Mao's time), and they are not the only ones in that portrait full of social anguish and student upheaval that shakes British ’77. more
Lucio Battisti -Emozioni
Lucio strikes just by existing. He did nothing to impress, even alone with the guitar. more
Tony Tammaro
I' port' o' trerrote - I drive the ape van - o trerrote ra' piagg' ... Granitic and Immortal more
Francesco Guccini -Radici
the torch of anarchy more
Thelonious Monk -Brilliant Corners
Incredible masterpiece! I love Monk and his very unique way of playing! more
Sleep
Jerusalem gives me the heebie-jeebies. more
Porcupine Tree -Up The Downstair
A masterpiece, the record of achieved maturity in the phase of "sounds" (that up to Signify, to be clear). Synesthesia offers an extraordinary "disco" psychedelia, Burning Sky seems to merge Pink Floyd, King Crimson, and Led Zeppelin, Fadeaway showcases in advance what the PT of the 2000s will be: masters of pop always at the service of emotion. more
ARISA
I don’t know why that song always comes to my mind that goes "I see the world old, I see the world dead." more
Gigi D'Agostino
Just listen to it for 30 seconds and you'll find yourself with bleached highlights. more
Christian De Sica
Bicycle Thieves is funnier than any of his films. more