Foucaltiano

 The spectator... is forced to lose, each time, the reference to the 'track title'... a word repeated obsessively sheds its meaning to become a mere sound occurrence.

 In the finale, the holocaust of feedback celebrates the success of such demolition... someone covers their ears or, exhausted, retreats to the corners.

This review explores My Bloody Valentine's live concert in Rome as an avant-garde sonic event where traditional audience roles dissolve. The band subverts the usual structure by eroding the identity of tracks and focusing on sound as a fleeting, immersive presence. The performance culminates in a chaotic feedback finale, symbolizing both destruction and expansion of the music space. Audience reaction ranges from frustration to retreat, emphasizing the challenging nature of the experience. Discover the raw intensity of My Bloody Valentine's live noise experiment—listen and feel the sound reshaped live!