I’m happy to present you Turing, an Italian band that says on its website:
“Biographies are boring. Music is better”
They submitted their EP to Spaghettimusic, it’s nice to hear some good new music (and not to latinoamercamelodicthrash that is usually proposed to me)
This is Sull’orlo, enjoy!
Man, this is catchy! Stay tuned for brand new stylish Italian bands!
Because I’m writing my master thesis, Spaghettimusic will come back on May,10. Stay tuned!
Amor Fou is an Italian indie band, this is I 400 colpi. Two thoughts about:
In Italy we don’t have any good mainstream rock music from the 00s and 10s. We have independent music. Here are the Sick Tamburo with Parlami per sempre.
but I’m sick! And it’s the first of the year! Dammit!
Here’s an excerpt:
600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. This blog got about 2,800 views in 2012. If every person who reached the top of Mt. Everest viewed this blog, it would have taken 5 years to get that many views.
… welcome! Have a seat, a Spaghetti dish and please answer this poll! —————————->
Today some popular music, for you Pizzica di Santu Paulu. Pizzica is a popular music and dance from Southern Italy. Dance along!
Francesco Guccini is an Italian singer-songwriter, you should remember him… This is an emotional 1973 performance for a TV show. What is incredible is to see Guccini singing on TV: he usually don’t go on TV (and never to sing) and TV usually TV don’t like to broadcast him.
Bad final news: Guccini has announced that his LP “L’Ultima Thule” is the last one and he will never do live shows anymore.
Nada Malanima, simply known as Nada, is an Italian female singer. Despite her participations to mainstream and oldish Sanremo music festival, her songs are pretty classy and not always easy listening. This is her first song, Ma che freddo fa. She was only 16 years old in 1969 but with the same charisma as Patty Smith.
