Core-a-core

 The fierceness and evanescence of these Norwegians’ sound make me think of the moment when a coffin is opened and you see there, before your eyes, disappearing into the nothingness of a cosmic air, a body.

 There is a snaking devastating and radiant electricity: state-of-the-art.

 Dive into the immersive soundscape of Serena-Maneesh’s Abyss in B Minor—listen now and experience a masterclass in shoegaze and psychedelia.

 What I want from music: certainties, hallucinations, self-awareness.

 For me, these, especially in this album, are a form of freedom that humanity - all of it! - has not yet experienced.

 Dive into the psychedelic soundscapes of 'Give It Back!' and experience a timeless musical journey of emotion and freedom.

 Teresa was entering a prominent male context... occupying a still-empty box: that of a pop just beginning to interweave with folk and something beyond.

 Her singing is that of an impertinent sparrow that observes you from the window and then flies away free.

 Listen to Teresa De Sio’s debut album and experience the heartfelt blend of Neapolitan folk and early 80s pop that still resonates today.

 In this album, there's a band that finds control of itself and stops mirroring itself in proclamations and musical declamations with many unmet promises.

 The vocal styles alternate according to the genre being played: bear, angry bear, skinned bear, furious bear, possessed bear.

 Listen to Akercocke’s powerful blend of blackened death and gothic metal—explore the intense journey in 'Words That Go Unspoken'.

 Somewhere is a shoegaze film... moments experienced by the protagonist recounted realistically and voyeuristically.

 The protagonists are condemned to live a life they do not want; an underlying disillusionment that well expresses the globalized angst.

 Discover the subtle beauty and quiet despair of Somewhere—watch Sofia Coppola’s evocative exploration of fame, family, and isolation.

 S=Y is an album that suffocates with its cloak of openings that fade into nothingness and its foundation of adolescent emotional instability.

 I might also take it all back at this point, and tell you that indeed, this record offers a hook, and it’s constituted by our past moods: conflicted and confused, but at least ours.

 Dive into M83's 'Saturdays = Youth' and rediscover the bittersweet moods of youth through lush synth melodies and dreamy soundscapes.

 This 1978 album for me represents one of the peaks of Neapolitan production that is 'apart' and very distinct from the great traditional Neapolitan music.

 Tony Esposito’s music lives on its own. There are no words accompanying the instruments. It’s a continual nourishment of aspirations, intuitions, knowledge, pure genius, and a bit of craft.

 Explore Tony Esposito’s La Banda Del Sole and dive into a masterpiece of progressive jazz and world fusion.

 Forgiveness Rock Record is the Pantone catalog of serenity, rarely disturbed, and in a certain sense erected to a state of consciousness that we should all arm ourselves with.

 Thin melodic lines, controlled electronic abrasions, ensemble work like politics doesn’t even have an idea it’s being done.

 Dive into Forgiveness Rock Record and experience Broken Social Scene’s vibrant and thoughtful indie soundscape today!

 They hit the right note, managing to bring some order among the ideas and produce an album as soft as a kick in the middle of the spine.

 In this album, there is also metal that, more or less, is as heavy as a Cambiasso goal in recent times.

 Dive into L7’s 'The Beauty Process' and experience rock’s raw blend of punk, grunge, and metal like never before!

 Archie Shepp wrote an album (1972) for this event in which human rights have been reduced to the self-proclaimed right of whites to deny prayers, toilet paper, food, water, and showers.

 Attica Blues is a subjective voice that, however, catalyzes and becomes vox populi.

 Discover the powerful sounds and messages of Attica Blues—listen now to Archie Shepp’s unforgettable jazz masterpiece.