I love traveling and exploring new cultures, and that curiosity carries over into music too: I love discovering music scenes from every corner of the world, always on the hunt for unheard sounds and genuine emotions. Another great passion of mine is progressive rock in all its forms, born at age 12 when I first listened to my father's cassette of "Atom Heart Mother" by Pink Floyd — an experience that forever shaped my relationship with music.
Between psychedelic rock, progressive, Andean folklore and protest song, between 1966 and 1990 Bolivia built one of Latin America's most original and least-known music scenes: 15 essential albums and 25 more to dig deeper tell its story
Far from the mainstream spotlight, Italian prog found new life in the 1990s within a underground network of independent labels, small rehearsal rooms and stubborn musicians. Fifteen records tell the story of that rebirth.
Syd Barrett died twenty years ago, though his artistic disappearance had already happened in the early '70s. We remember him through ten lesser-known, more marginal songs in which his voice sounds more fragile, exposed and close.
Too new for the old guard, too old for the new one: 15 often maligned albums, caught between pop turns, synths, new wave and a progressive identity that somehow survived
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