Haruki Murakami’s favorite word is music. In Kafka on the Shore it’s mentioned 91 times, and the same happens in many of his other famous books. In literature, normally words are what really matters, but in his…
The Man who Sold the World is a song written by David Bowie (although many continue to think that it was by Nirvana) that, after years, still remains enigmatic. Why? Let’s start from this verse: …
In the early 1970s, Franco Battiato was a globetrotting young author with a passion for filming and sound experimentation in the round. Today it is known for the ability to give the sacred aura, magical…
4 May 1979-11 July 2016: two historical dates for the recent history of the United Kingdom. In these two days, respectively, Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May have become Prime Minister, the only two women who…
Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? This is six minutes of pure epic-ness, where Queen poured all their geniality and ambition into one song, conquering charts around the world, and writing their…
In Florence the years ’80, there was a kind of Renaissance. The echoes of the new wave and punk wave of the late ’70 arrived in Tuscany and some groups took life through the downtown streets.…