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 "Everything will be fine is a harbinger of optimism contrasting with the band's dark, gloomy sounds."

 The album unleashes a storm of revolutionary emotions against the standard canons of the music market.

Blastema returns vibrantly to the Italian rock scene with 'Tutto finirà bene', an album blending gothic rock and electronic elements. Featuring dark, poetic lyrics and modern synths, it offers a powerful and optimistic experience. The band's revitalized sound challenges music market norms with emotional depth and genre fusion. Matteo Casadei's voice leads this energetic comeback. Listen to Blastema's 'Tutto finirà bene' and experience the dark yet optimistic fusion of gothic rock and modern electronic sound!

 Have you ever heard of a book that sounds??

 "Freedom is participation," quotes the professor/singer-songwriter in one of his songs.

Lello Savonardo’s album Bit Generation combines his expertise as a sociologist and musician to explore today’s digitally connected generation. The album offers 12 tracks that mix dub reggae, electronic, and singer-songwriter styles. It includes collaborations with notable guests and presents insightful reflections on participation and identity in the digital age. This project uniquely brings academic themes into an engaging musical format. Listen to Bit Generation and experience how sociology and music blend to capture the spirit of today’s digital generation.

 "It’s not our mother’s reassuring voice telling us this, but the booming sound of Blasfema."

 "Well-crafted lyrics with poetic nuances forcefully thrust us into listening to tracks that... trigger a storm of revolutionary emotions against the standard norms of the music market."

Blasfema returns to the Italian rock scene with their album 'Tutto finirà bene', led by vocalist Matteo Casadei. The album features a blend of gothic rock and modern electronic elements including synths and arpeggiators. Known for their Sanremo Festival participation, the band delivers poetic lyrics that evoke powerful emotions and challenge music market norms. Listen to Blasfema’s 'Tutto finirà bene' for a gothic rock experience fused with modern electronic sounds!