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Porcupine Tree
Laetitia Sadier
Anna B Savage
Marissa Nadler
Maria McKee - Lone Justice
Mary Lattimore
Interview

Porcupine Tree - The new day of Porcupine Tree

An interview with Steven Wilson and Richard Barbieri of Porcupine Tree. The British band has come back after 12 years with a new record, "Closure/Continuation" (read more)

Interview

Laetitia Sadier - Activism and art pop to heal from trauma

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Monograph

Anna B Savage -

The young London singer-songwriter has already established herself as one of the most significant performers of recent years. Her path is steeped in both electronics and folk, inseparable from her turbulent sentimental past, the source of a passionate poetics capable of shaking you to the core (read more)

Monograph

Marissa Nadler - On the path of the clouds

A new interview with the American songwriter, after the release of her new album "The Paths Of The Clouds" (read more)

Monograph

Maria McKee - Lone Justice - Welcome to my Vita nuova

An exclusive interview with Maria McKee, who came back recently after 13 years of silence with a new record called "La vita nuova" (read more)

Interview

Mary Lattimore - A contemporary path for harp

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Recensioni
Written Into Changes
AVALON EMERSON
Written Into Changes

The American DJ completely reinvents her sound with an openly pop record

 Becoming Forest
AMULETO
Becoming Forest
 The Former Site Of
NEW PORNOGRAPHERS
The Former Site Of

On their tenth album, the Canadian band tempers its pop impulses and opts for a disenchanted stance

 Pi
POLAR INERTIA
Pi

Eleven tracks, over a hundred minutes, zero compromise: the project seals its definitive farewell with what may be its apocalyptic peak

 Fight The Fire: Digital Reggae, Conscious Roots And Dub In Nigeria 1986-91
AA.VV.
Fight The Fire: Digital Reggae, Conscious Roots And Dub In Nigeria 1986-91

Nigeria's marvellous reggae scene in a double anthology from Soundway Records

 HELP(2)
AA. VV.
HELP(2)

A new collective call, between war, memory, and songs still trying to come to terms with the present
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