Roger Daltrey hated it when Pete Townshend broke guitars
Roger Daltrey in his meeting with Shawn Keaveny for the 'Daily grind' podcast, as well as expressing all his doubts and his fears about the…
Overkill and Death SS are the headliners of Metalitalia 2024
The Metalitalia Festival will take place on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 September 2024 at the Live Music Club in Trezzo sull'Adda (MI), organized by…
Springsteen is about to return live (but in the meantime he's looking back to '78)
Not long left: next March 19th Bruce Springsteen will resume the interrupted tour in 2023 to undergo treatment for his peptic ulcer. Although he has…
Placebo, Italian dates are added for summer 2024
THE Placebo they have three Italian dates on the calendar for summer 2024: they will make a stop at the Rugby Sound Festival in Legnano…
The 40 years of “Crêuza de mä”. All songs: “Sidùn”
Two years earlier, September 1982, the Lebanese Christian militias supported by the Israeli army raided the defenseless Palestinian refugee camp of Sabra and Shatila causing…
Cramps Records: the debut albums of the label's artists
On March 14, 1993, at the age of 54, he died Gianni Sassithe enlightened founder in 1972 – with Franco Mamone, Sergio Albergoni, Tony Tasinato…
Brian Johnson and Mark Knopfler together in a television series
The singer of AC/DC Brian Johnson and the former frontman of Dire Straits Mark Knopfler have teamed up for a new series called “Johnson And…
Bruce Dickinson reveals what is the best song he wrote
The singer of Iron Maiden Bruce Dickinson – who has just released his new solo album “The Mandrake Project”(read the review here) – in an…
Record of the day: Gioacchino Rossini, “Sonatas for strings”
Gioacchino Rossini Sonatas for strings (Cd DG 413 310-2) Composed in 1804 when Rossini was only twelve years old, these sonatas are already perfectly completed…
Selmi and his songwriting puzzle
A delicate voice, but at the same time intense, a writing that does not pursue difficult solutions or complications, but aims for the truth. “It…