Among the many books devoted to Faber, one stands out for its fresh, original approach to examining the relationship between human beings and criminal justice in the Genoese artist's lyrics
Bush, Fiona Apple, Lana Del Rey and Pulp among the most interesting new releases of the past month
The studio version of the Brooklyn band's new song doesn't disappoint
The definitive metamorphosis of Joy Division's heirs, in which machines and technology mark out an epochal shift
The songwriter from Zocca found himself side by side with his Milanese mentor for a special TV duet
Fifty years on, 1976 reveals a progressive scene that's anything but exhausted, rich in turning points, detours and records still capable of speaking to the present
The story of an alleged grudge inspired by a famous t-shirt, in the punk London of the late Seventies
A journey to the center (and the end) of the night with Terry Hall and Thatcher's England, set to the bittersweet rhythm of ska-reggae
From These New Puritans feat. Caroline Polachek to Mark Pritchard and Thom Yorke, from Goldie to Calibro 35: the most interesting new releases of March
The depraved, nihilistic industrial liturgy of the Australian composer, at the peak of his creativity
One of prog's greatest producers has passed away: from Caravan to Genesis, from Camel to Marillion, not to mention Renaissance. Our tribute
Here's what the Thin White Duke told Chris Martin when he asked him to take part in a collaboration with his band
One of the greatest classics in the Pink Floyd catalogue is updated for 2022 and turned into a dark prophecy
King Hannah, Mumford & Sons, Fontaines D.C. and Skunk Anansie among the best new releases of February
One of the sharpest and fiercest records by Mark E. Smith's band, also influenced by a trip to Iceland
Ten years ago, David Bowie left us. We retrace his legendary, ever-evolving career through ten defining turning points.
From the elementary school fire, the youthful tragedy of Jackson C. Frank is sublimated into his most emblematic love song