Paolo Ciro

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Aphex Twin - Forty years of methodical elusiveness

If we were to look for a musical equivalent of Kafka's elusiveness, the most likely name would probably be Richard David James, the man hiding behind one of the most influential pseudonyms of the last forty years: Aphex Twin

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Beatles - Get Back

Peter Jackson's in-depth exploration of one of the most delicate moments in the Liverpool quartet's saga

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The future has always had a sound

To what extent have electronic sounds influenced our perception of the future? We talk about it with one of the most important contemporary music critics, the author of the recent "Futuromania"

The future has always had a sound Simon Reynolds - The Future Has Always Had a Sound New wave - Exotic influences in new wave Gianluca Gozzi - The horizon seen from the outskirts Joy Division - Martin Hannett – “Unknown Pleasures” (Joy Division) Pixies - Gil Norton – “Doolittle” (Pixies) Giorgio Valletta - Club To Club - The Future of Avant-Pop Simple Minds - Peter Walsh – “New Gold Dream” (Simple Minds) Nirvana - Steve Albini – “In Utero” (Nirvana) U2 - Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois – “The Joshua Tree” (U2) Michael Jackson - Quincy Jones – “Thriller” (Michael Jackson) Clash - Guy Stevens – “London Calling” (The Clash) David Bowie - Ken Scott – “Hunky Dory” (David Bowie)