“So much music and so little time!”
“So much music and so little time!”
After almost four years, Cobalt Chapel, the English duo formed by multi-instrumentalist Jarrod Gosling and Cecilia Fage on vocals, flute and clarinet, are back with "Orange Synthetic". The first, self-titled album showed [Continua a leggere]
Around here we have always had a soft spot for Ghost Box Records releases. A brand that, more than a record label, indicates a way of access to a dreamy and fairy-tale [Continua a leggere]
A year and a half after the delicate and intimate "Border Ballads", Richard Skelton returns with a new record. He returns so to speak, because the English artist, as usual, has never [Continua a leggere]
L.A. Salami is a name that at first glance may seem both exotic and enigmatic. In reality there is no mystery as it is simply the shortened name of the London musician [Continua a leggere]
Fontaines D.C. are already back. The tour that followed "Dogrel", the band's worldwide-acclaimed debut, seems to have been fruitful from a creative point of view and the new album was written precisely [Continua a leggere]
As promised, after a year or so we find ourselves here talking about guitar, albeit with some differences compared to the last time. If in the previous article we dealt exclusively with [Continua a leggere]
What to do not to repeat yourself after thirty years of career and sixteen different studio albums? How to meet once again the expectations of listeners and musicians themselves? Questions like these [Continua a leggere]
Probably they don’t need an introduction, but let's pretend they do. So... Squadra Omega is an "Italian-cosmic-psych-impro collective" group that started playing music in 2009. This is what they write about themselves [Continua a leggere]
Question: Which band in the British pop scene in the 2000s was most characterised by creativity and imagination? Answer: Of course, Field Music! If I had to motivate the answer, I would [Continua a leggere]
... and just when no one was looking in that direction, new and unexpected dispatches came from the more residential and hipster part of our musical city. We allude to those residential [Continua a leggere]
