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 "Boxe because it contains struggle, charm, a sense of precariousness, the desire for redemption from a messed-up life, a deep sense of loyalty and humanity."

 "It makes you unleash, shout and dance, but also reflect, sing and be moved."

Diaframma's 1988 album Boxe is a vital work in Italian rock history, capturing the energy, anger, and emotional depth of Federico Fiumani's artistic journey. The album blends raw, electric rock with delicate melodies and features standout performances by Miro Sassolini. Despite its age, Boxe remains powerful and relevant, encouraging repeated listens for full appreciation. Its self-produced nature marks a turning point in the band's independence and legacy. Discover the raw power and emotion of Diaframma's Boxe — listen now and experience a cornerstone of Italian rock history.

 "'Self Control' for me remains perhaps his most decent track."

 "No one knows who Raff is or that he’s Italian, but everyone hums 'Oh, oh, oh! On the night...'"

The review highlights Raff's role in the creation of the 1984 hit 'Self Control,' both in Europe and through Laura Branigan's popular American version. It situates the track within the vibrant early 80s Florence New Wave and Italo-Disco scenes, emphasizing its catchy synth-driven beat and widespread commercial success. Despite Raff's later distancing from the hit, the song remains a memorable breakthrough of the era. Listen to the iconic 80s hit 'Self Control' and explore the story behind Raff and Laura Branigan’s unforgettable anthem!

 Cristina Donà’s songs are halfway between the grit of P.J. Harvey and the sweetness of Suzanne Vega, hard and sensual, direct and moving.

 Whimsical atmospheres, sweet, delicate, subtle, and dreamy, but also sunny and disorienting dominate the album, making it magical.

Cristina Donà’s 1999 album 'Nido' offers a unique blend of rock and intimacy through delicate melodies and subtle experimentation. Building on her praised debut, this album features a notable collaboration with Robert Wyatt. It stands out in the Italian rock scene for women artists, mixing sweetness and grit in evocative, whimsical atmospheres. 'Nido' is refined, charismatic, and deeply moving. Dive into Cristina Donà’s 'Nido' and discover the magic of Italian female rock at its finest. Listen now!

 Nada made an album, way back in 1973, entirely written by Piero Ciampi!

 Ciampi’s songs do everything not to follow the typical Italian structural model of verse and chorus...

This review highlights Nada’s courageous artistic step in her 1973 album, entirely written by the enigmatic Piero Ciampi. It praises the album's blend of social criticism, irony, and emotional depth, unique in Italian music. Nada’s interpretation is recognized as faithful and powerful, showcasing both artists' talents. The reviewer encourages experiencing the album as a whole, emphasizing its organic and timeless beauty. Discover Nada’s timeless 1973 album and experience the poetic genius of Piero Ciampi today!

 The Gronge aim to strike directly at our minds and sensations, experimenting and communicating their discomfort and their desire to break out of the ordinary.

 It’s not easy to listen to this album due to unusual, 'avant-garde', unpredictable sounds, that feed on New-Wave and at times verge into noise.

Gronge's 1987 debut album 'Fase Di Rigetto' is a daring exploration of Italian alternative music. Mixing punk, new-wave, and industrial sounds, it delivers raw, emotional, and avant-garde compositions. The album stands out for its independent production and unique female vocals, offering a challenging yet rewarding listening experience. Despite sounding dated to some, it was ahead of its time and remains an important piece of the 80s Italian underground scene. Discover the groundbreaking sounds of Gronge's 'Fase Di Rigetto'—a must-listen for lovers of avant-garde and Italian alternative music!

 Leone’s most complete work, a colossal, the testament film of the director who extremes his style with expanded times.

 Above it all, as always, dominates the music of the great Ennio Morricone, capable of making the soul resonate.

This review praises Sergio Leone's 1983 film 'Once Upon a Time in America' as a masterpiece and the director's most complete work. It highlights the epic story of two gangsters, Noodles and Max, set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America. The narrative complexity, powerful performances by Robert De Niro and James Woods, and Ennio Morricone's evocative music stand out. Despite a reduced version in the U.S. harming its reception, the film remains a colossal achievement in cinema. Discover the timeless saga of friendship and betrayal in Sergio Leone's iconic gangster epic—watch 'Once Upon a Time in America' today.

 "A sunny, bubbly, summery, sweet, sarcastic, and courageous album which, at the time (and perhaps even today), was ahead of its time."

 "Ivan the Terrible is truly BEAUTIFUL! Listen to it without prejudice."

Ivan Cattaneo’s sixth album, Ivan il terribile, released in 1982, mixes international new-wave and synth-pop sounds with Italian influences. The album showcases Cattaneo’s melodic and experimental sides, blending emotional themes with playful, upbeat tracks. Produced by Arthur Zitelli, it stands as a refined, multifaceted pop record that was ahead of its time. Explore the innovative soundscapes of Ivan Cattaneo’s Ivan il terribile – listen now and experience a timeless Italian synth-pop classic!

 "'Estetica' is a true homage to the '80s, to electronics, disco, and new wave."

 "The album is truly beautiful and Megahertz indeed strives to go beyond the circle of Italian artists who have tried to pay homage to the '80s in recent years."

Megahertz's debut album Estetica is a loving tribute to 1980s electronic, disco, and new wave music. Featuring collaborations with Morgan and Lele Battista, it includes reinterpretations of Bowie, Kraftwerk, and Hinda Hicks, alongside original synth-pop tracks. The album goes beyond mere homage by creating atmospheric and engaging electro-pop with clear influences from renowned artists while establishing its own identity. It highlights the thriving Italian electronic music scene of the early 2000s. Listen to Megahertz's Estetica and experience a fresh electronic tribute to the vibrant '80s soundscape.

 Radiodervish’s music is cultured, elegant, emotional, precious, timeless and placeless.

 Lingua contro lingua, the meeting of two worlds, is a beautiful album, to have at all costs.

Radiodervish’s album Lingua Contro Lingua represents a beautiful and timeless fusion of Mediterranean and Eastern cultures. With a talented blend of acoustic and electronic sounds, and vocals alternating between Italian and Arabic, the album offers a deeply emotional and cultured music experience. Originating from the late '90s, the band is praised for crafting a masterpiece that transcends genres and cultural boundaries. This album is essential for those seeking meaningful world music. Listen to Radiodervish's Lingua Contro Lingua and experience a heartfelt journey through Mediterranean sounds and stories.

 Latin Lover is one of her most edgy and dark albums, very electronic and experimental, yet with a voice always attentive to melody.

 This album is very different from the others by Nannini, perhaps not the most beautiful but certainly the most interesting, especially for those who love electronics.

Gianna Nannini's 1982 album Latin Lover stands out as one of her most experimental and electronic works. Though different from her more melodic and commercial albums, it highlights her unique raspy voice and rock style. Produced by Connie Plank, it blends electronic rock with melodic elements. The album is especially appealing to fans of electronic music and those open to musical experimentation. Discover the unique electronic rock sound of Gianna Nannini's Latin Lover—listen now and experience her bold musical exploration.