The following piece is in no way a wide-ranging description of all the contributions left by queer people in music since they’re so ingrained into its history that it would be near impossible to acknowledge everyone. It’s just a little taste, aiming to introduce us to a world that still remains mostly unknown, simmering under the surface, yet having contributed to the foundation of most of the music we love today.
A Saturday evening completely abandoned in the capable voices of great women; that’s how this Italian night feels. March has just started, Milan seems more alive than ever, and Frozen Crown is scheduled to present their fourth album to the world in an incredible event at Legend Club Milano.
To dive into the darkness is to take a shot into the unknown, is to drink from a mysterious cup; to jump into the void; to swim into the abyss without any oxygen. It’s an exciting debacle with unidentifiable results that allows the thrill to run up your spine and...
Night two of the Scarlet Records Fest, ran into some step-backs, the main one being the absence of Winterage, due to some of its members having fallen ill. The rest, though, flew by like oil on a smooth panel, timed by strong choruses and guitar riffs to take the...
Last Friday night, at RUSH RistoPub in Bergamo (Northern Italy), I enthusiastically participated in a ViolaFuel concert. To be honest, it was my first live event of theirs, having known them only through their one studio album, “Medusa’s Seed”. And I have to say, recorded music just doesn’t do them any justice.
