What it’s like to go to a Tony Pitony concert
It’s the phenomenon of the momentmanaged in a handful of months to go from being talked about on social media to having an increasingly central…
Medimex 2026: from Pet Shop Boys’ synth to Suede’s Brit
From the elegant synth pop of the Pet Shop Boys to the rarefied atmospheres of Slowdivepassing through the Britpop of Suede and the punk legacy…
Paul Simon returns to the stage and to the cinema: he talks about his rebirth
After seven years of absence from touring and a long battle with hearing problems that had put his live future in doubt, Paul Simon (here…
Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane wrote the story in 12 minutes
The death of Sonny Rollins it’s a wound that jazz will have to deal with for a long time. He’s gone a titan of tenor…
Prince: an unreleased song from 1995 anticipates the posthumous album “Timeless”
Prince’s legacy continues to hold surprises. “Stone” is available today, an unreleased song recorded in the spring of 1995 which anticipates the release of “Timeless”,…
McCartney: ‘Lennon’s criticisms were like little daggers’
Paul McCartney has returned to talk about the complex relationship with John Lennon in the years following the dissolution of the Beatles, recalling the pain…
The four greatest guitar solos in rock history
Choosing the four most important guitar solos in the history of rock is an almost impossible task. Yet the specialized site Ultimate Classic Rock tried…
The five highest paid punk singles on Discogs
The first punk groups, not yet having a recording contract, used to self-produce and print their own records – which, obviously, were always 45 rpm…
42 years of love for Italy: Metallica in Bologna, the review
The spotlight had not yet been turned off on their concert at the Olympiastadion in Berlin – where the band played in front of over…
De Gregori, 50 years of “Buffalo Bill”: “Why I won’t celebrate it”
Fifty years and not hearing them. Or maybe yes. Why “Buffalo Bill“, one of the most important albums in Francesco De Gregori’s discography, yet never…