If I were in my car, traveling solo, I would surely have this classic playing when, after a stretch through bad weather, I would find myself driving in the placid calm of a revealed nature.… Into the Mystic: Van Morrison’s spiritual rock
It’s very hard to find someone that has never seen an episode of Rick and Morty: thanks to Netflix, the series created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon for Adult Swim has crossed U.S.A. boundaries,… Tales From The Citadel: the danger of modern society explained by Rick and Morty
In September 2002, the radios started broadcasting Cochise, the first single from Audioslave’s upcoming debut album. The band was born only the year before, after Zach de La Rocha abandoned Rage Against the Machine (one… Audioslave: when hard rock stood out again
How often do we feel strange, misplaced, unable to understand the world around us and its dynamics? If the answer is “many times”, then it will happen often to you, as it happens to me,… Radiohead’s Creep: the meaning of the lyrics
It’s a video that went viral some time ago, but it’s always nice to watch it again: uploaded directly by BBC Arts, the video below shows a mysterious, masked collective of four elements, Orkestra Obsolete,… Blue Monday: how would it sound with 1930s instruments
Once, at the second-hand market, I was flipping through the pages of an old book. It was called Boredom, written by a certain Alberto Moravia. I was fascinated since the very first lines. How is it… Alberto Moravia’s Boredom: The Nothing that swallows the meanings of reality