The singer of Emerson, Lake & Palmer and the early King Crimson has died. A reflection on his figure, his work, and his role within that magical era of rock
The appointment with the history of producers and their most important records returns. In the fourth episode, we discover the work of Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois on U2's "The Joshua Tree"
7 years after his first book, journalist and TV/radio host Carlo Massarini returns to tell us about rock's "absolute beginners", with a perspective that's as modern and multimedia-savvy as ever. OndaRock interviewed him exclusively
The Nobel Prize in Literature and the endless debate between song and poetry
In the third installment of our history of the most important producers, we explore Quincy Jones's work on the best-selling album in the history of recorded music, "Thriller"
Snapshots and souvenirs from the three Italian dates of The River Tour 2016
Ten punk bands before punk
In our space dedicated to the "behind the scenes" work of rock's most important producers, we look at Guy Stevens working on the Clash's "London Calling"
In memory of the great violinist-singer who led Fairport Convention from 1969 to 1979, leaving his mark on the history of British folk
An investigation into an avant-garde music guru and the band that applied his insights to the structures of rock
A new space dedicated to the "behind the scenes" work of rock's most important producers. We start with Ken Scott and David Bowie's "Hunky Dory"
The hidden stories behind 10 artworks from brand-new or reissued albums for Record Store Day 2016
One of the last giants of country music passed away on April 6, at age 79. We take a look at the man behind the legend, and examine the far-reaching love the American artistic community held for a storyteller seemingly confined to a niche audience
When (glam)metal topped the charts with power ballads
Keith Noel Emerson, one of the most celebrated instrumentalists in rock music, passed away on March 10th at the age of 71. We reflect on his iconic power, trying to set aside the prejudices that for decades attempted to obscure his brilliance
At 90 years old, George Martin leaves us, the man who turned the Beatles' dreams into reality with a series of legendary insights. Here's why his hand left a mark on the history of music
From J Dilla to trap in less than five years: the faces, directions and characters of the most imaginative electronic subgenre of this decade
We remember Maestro Ennio Morricone with his ten masterpieces that everyone should know, the feature we dedicated to him after his Oscar win
American singer-songwriter Will Stratton tells us about his relationship with Spotify and his idea of building seasonal playlists to "keep time"
Given the unexpected death of David Bowie, and the reflections it brought with it, we dedicate a special feature to those who, in the past, had already faced the final stages of an illness by pouring their life into an album
A tribute to David Bowie, the hero who for one day also managed to choose how to hand himself over to eternity
Ten dark versions of songs that influenced the goth movement
A petition to save the last oasis of music on TV. We talk about it with host Carlo Massarini
Ten albums to introduce one of the most fertile music scenes on the planet