A bitter farewell to Iron Maiden's first singer, an icon of the first two albums by the world's most famous metal band
First of three stages in a journey through the hyperbolic figures surrounding sales data for landmark albums
The English band's leader reveals the genesis and themes of the new album, their first in 16 years, out November 1st
An "esoteric" selection of ten albums that shaped the occult imagination in music
From Litfiba to Negrita, from Vasco Rossi to Gianna Nannini: the first, very belated, form of homegrown hard rock, caught between naivety, provincialism and genuine talent
Everyone loves "Morning Glory" and "Definitely Maybe", but what about the albums from the start of the new millennium? An analysis of the Gallaghers' second era
A new literary-musical parallel: the benevolent overindulgence of Charlie Kaufman's novel "Antkind" and Gong's LP "You"
During the '80s, Prince's songs were on the lips of many talented singers, but above all of a long line of fascinating protégées who influenced, directly and indirectly, the Minneapolis artist's career and life
Reflections of a man nearly forty on past, present and future, in the emotional retelling of a Fontaines D.C. concert
Playlists and algorithmic recommendations are penalizing live music, but releases are at an all-time high. In what new directions is this classic popular music format heading?
There's life beyond Italian trap, pop-rap and everything that makes up today's "rhyming" mainstream, and that life goes (also) by the name of Make Rap Great Again
"Purple Rain" turns 40 today, one of the masterpieces by the Prince of Minneapolis, a brilliant hybrid of soul, funk and rock. We take an in-depth look at its history, its songs and the events celebrating it
Drawn from Penelope Farmer's novel, the celebrated song by Robert Smith and co.: a dreamlike, gothic journey through time
Milan preview screening for "Il Regno Animale" (The Animal Kingdom), Thomas Cailley's film for which Andrea Laszlo De Simone won the César Award for its soundtrack
A new parallel between literature and music: the elective affinities between the New York writer and the most inventive of Italian rappers
In an attempt to answer the most frequently asked questions, here's a short 10-point guide to "how to use" our webzine
The Japanese author's surreal tales converge with the eclecticism of his fellow countrywoman, the composer of "The Dream My Bones Dream"
On the 30th anniversary of the death of the Nirvana frontman (April 5, 1994), an in-depth look at the man and the milestone album "Nevermind"
Dylan's hesitation, Prince's refusal, Cyndi Lauper's vocal feats, Diana Ross's tears: the untold story behind the most famous charity single of all time
The concert film portraying the English band on the final leg of a legendary tour. A document that bears witness to an entire decade
Imagination and creativity in power: Paul Auster's "The Oracle Night" and Frank Zappa's "Jazz From Hell" compared
Running until March 16, 2024 in Milan, the first exhibition by the former R.E.M. frontman. We paid a visit: here are our impressions
Impressions, reflections, report cards, scores and awards. What happened this year on stage at Italy's most-watched song contest
The return of Carlo Massarini and his deeply personal "Vivo dal vivo 2010-2023", a necessary logbook for taking the pulse of contemporary music in its most intimate dimension: the live show