Review: Orsak:Oslo ‘In Irons’
Swedish/Norwegian four-piece experimental post-rockers Orsak:Oslo (a band that I always admired since I bumped into them on a blogspot), came
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Author: Domenico 'Mimmo' Caccamo
Review: Oranżada ‘Karma Tango’
Way back in the late 60s and throughout the 70s, the Polish music scene was dominated by four much loved
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Review: Desert Wave ‘Deafening Silence’
‘We are mainly an instrumental band because none of us can sing well, but we wanted to give an attempt
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Review: Andrea Caduro ‘It’s Always Darkest Before The Dawn’
‘I want a meditative and reflective dimension in my music, exploring space and suggestions‘. That’s how Rome, Italy, experimental composer,
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Review: Ropes Inside A Hole ‘A Man And His Nature’
Thanks to bands like Da Captain Trip, Lunakhod, Austalasio, to name a few, the Italian post-rock scene in recent years
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Review: Plastic Crimewave Syndicate ‘Space Alley’
I’ve been a follower of Plastic Crimewave, aka Chicago-born Steve Krakow, for quite a few years now. Krakow, apart from
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Review: Thelegati ‘Senza Paura’
When on his 1977 debut album Terra Mia (My Land), the Neapolitan singer songwriter Pino Daniele was solemnly singing in
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Review: Sula Bassana ‘Nostalgia’
Talking about a master of musical engineering such as the indefatigable German multi-instrumentalist, electronic, kraut and space rocker Dave Schmidt
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Review: Vision Of Lisetta Walkers ‘PortalstalkeR’
After fronting for twelve years the Roman three-piece post-rock stoner Otehi, with whom he had five releases (four full-length albums
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Review: Upupayāma ‘The Golden Pond’
The first time I came across Italian psych acid folk, multi-instrumentalist Alessio Ferrari aka Upupa Rot, whose name shortly changed
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Review: Selfimperfectionist ‘Pure’
The city of Turin in northern Italy is considered by many to be the hub of the Italian ambient electronic
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