Blur’s Out Of Time: the meaning of the lyrics
Are we out of time? Is time really over? Could be. We are not many to prefer the sun on the face, rather than the cold light of a computer monitor. The world is locked…
The expanded expressionism of Sigur Rós’ “()”
The vinyl is still on the plate when I decide to take a pen and a sheet to describe what I felt, what I feel every time after being absorbed by a listening that you…
Here Today: Paul McCartney’s touching farewell to John Lennon
The Beatles are all dead except Ringo, but he’s out of the games. The Beatles’ legacy today is all in the hands of Paul McCartney, and that’s probably a good thing: the figure of John…
Say goodbye to the last train: the melancholy of Blur’s Best Days
Best Days, a melancholic, soft song, one of the best ever made by Blur, from their 1995 album The Great Escape. Very often we are led to think that our lives can not get better…
Daydreaming: Thom Yorke’s life, nature, universe
Let’s not beat around the bush: Daydreaming, from Radiohead’s album A Moon Shaped Pool, is a masterpiece, full of deep and surprising meanings. The song is accompanied by a symbolic, poetic video. The protagonist is…
The Doors, Waiting for the Sun: behind the meaning of the lyrics
“I’d like to do a song or a piece of music that’s just a pure expression of joy. Pure like a celebration of existence, you know? And like the coming of spring, like a sun…