Record of the day: David Lang, “The passing measures”
David Lang, “The Passing Measures” (Cd Cantaloupe CA 21003) The American composers who arrived on the scene after the advent of minimalism metabolized that aesthetic…
Glen Matlock was asked to play with Oasis: “Boring”
After bringing the music of the Sex Pistols back to the stage together with Paul Cook and Steve Jones, but without the former singer Johnny…
Goodbye to Carmine Daniele, Pino’s brother
Carmine Daniele, brother of Pino Daniele (pictured) to whom the late Neapolitan singer-songwriter had also dedicated the song “I got the blues”, has passed away…
Goodbye to Mike Pinera, ex Blues Image and Iron Butterfly
He died at the age of 76, after a long illness, Mike Pinerathe singer and guitarist of Blues Image who wrote the 1970 hit “Ride…
When Lee Ritenour was called to play with Pink Floyd
In 1979, when i Pink Floyd they were working on the album “The Wall”they decided to call the American jazz guitarist into the recording studio…
“Alaska baby” by Cremonini and the other records of the week
It will be a “giant” album, promises Cesare Cremonini when presenting “Alaska baby”. To release the ideal successor to “The Girl of the Future”, the…
Charlie Benante: “Spotify is where music goes to die”
The drummer of Anthrax Charlie Benante shared his thoughts on streaming in the music industry and why Spotify is “where music goes to die.” During…
One Direction, longer-lived and more constant than most boybands
The One Direction they have released five albums in their career, one per year from 2011 to 2015. Their third, “Midnight memories”was released on November…
Paul McCartney joined on stage by Jack White and St. Vincent
In recent days, Paul McCartney’s set closed the 2024 edition of Corona Capital in Mexico City with some surprises. During the concert, in fact, the…
Record of the day: Pink Floyd, “Ummagumma”
Pink Floyd, “Ummagumma” (2 Cd Harvest/EMI 724383121327/8) Observing the stage of irreversible necrosis in which rock music finds itself today, it is healthy to look…