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They will tell you that Wow! is the name of the mysterious radio signal detected in 1977 and which was interpreted as a possible extraterrestrial message. Real. They will rightly explain to you that The Dark Forest it is inspired by the dark forest theory according to which we have never found traces of alien life because, if they exist, they hide for fear of being annihilated. Maybe they'll write that Cryogen it's about an icy moon of Jupiter. The truth is that in the new Muse album Matthew Bellamy sings about deep space to evoke the emptiness of inner…

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C’è un vuoto nella storia del rock, almeno per come è percepita al di qua dell’Oceano. Una zona d’ombra che ha la forma ingombrante degli Stati Uniti d’America e una specifica collocazione temporale: gli anni Settanta. Tolti pochi, anzi pochissimi grandi nomi, tendiamo a concepirli come una parentesi, una fase di passaggio che è poco più che un prolungamento dell’era di Woodstock e una prefigurazione delle epoche immediatamente successive. Con il punk – arrivato a fine decennio – a fare da bandierina segnaposto giusto per non lasciare la voragine in bella vista. Poco convinti? Provate a fare questo semplice gioco.…

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New Music Friday: the report cards of All Music Italy to the new Italian singles of 26 June 2026, edited by Alvise Salernoradio host and web music disseminator who reviews new Italian releases for us every week. In the week of June 26, 2026 we find, among others, new songs by Emma and Fabri Fibra, Rhove, Jacopo Sol, Levante, Gabry Ponte and Jovanotti and many more. These are the report cards of New Music Friday dedicated to the new Italian singles released this week. Within the categories, each song is rated in stars and with a numerical rating, so as…

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Don Toliver has announced his huge ‘Nitrous’ tour of the UK, Europe and North America. Find all the details below. The Texan rapper will take the second leg of his tour on the road, where he will play his fifth studio album ‘OCTANE’. Kicking off in Sacramento, California, on August 4, Don Toliver will make his way through the US for August and September. He’ll play a hometown show in Houston on August 11, then visiting cities like Atlanta, Orlando, Toronto, Boston and many more. After the US leg of his tour finishes in Brooklyn on September 6, Don Toliver…

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The Phoebe Bridgers news cycle continues apace. After yesterday’s announcement of Lost Weekend, her first solo album in six years, Bridgers has unveiled “Lost Boys,” its lead single and her first solo song in four. In the Lance Oppenheim and Pablo Rochat-directed music video, she plays an elf surrounded by knights in a Renaissance-style video game come to life. Watch it below.Bridgers is joined by a ton of special guests on “Lost Boys,” including Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, and Caroline Shaw on vocals; Alex G on drums and voice memo; Jack Antonoff on electric guitar, synths, drums, and vocoder; Bright…

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Get in, losers: We're going to the Renaissance Faire. Phoebe Bridgers just announced her first solo album in six years, Lost Weekendand now she's shared the first taste of that album — a new single called “Lost Boys.” The single opens with a few seconds of filtered vocals through a vocoder effect before Bridgers' familiar voice enters. “This machine is killing me/I pretended it was make believe,” she later sings, with celebratory trumpets that hark back to “Kyoto.” The chorus is euphoric, as Bridgers details the “lost boys” in question, who never grow up, never go home, and never spend…

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Discovering new music has never been so complex. It may seem like a paradox, but the simplicity promised by streaming and the boundless offer is illusory: without references in sight and with a mainstream market increasingly disconnected from what is moving in the undergrowth, finding your way is a difficult undertaking, which pushes many to take refuge only in historical names and revivals. With this new initiative, we want to offer a compass: a periodic look at the many strands of the music scene through our Spotify playlists, regularly updated by the Ondarock editorial team to highlight the most stimulating…

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A shy presence on the New York club circuits, K Wata is a name that is both in the shadows and industrious: half of the duo E Wata, part of the Slink collective, the latter also involved in a series of evenings that shuns the straight bass drum and the four quarters, to pursue a nocturnal and elusive tone, a showcase for those who experience the sounds of the new ambient dub. Released on Short Span, a now cult label for this scene, “Give U Space” is his debut album, arriving at the end of a trajectory measured in a…

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Text and meaning of Stormthe new single by VTR feat. LILCR And Midasout June 26, 2026 for Columbia Records / Sony Music Italy. For the Campania producer and artist it is a collaboration that brings together three names from the new Italian pop and urban scene. The song was born from a personal episode experienced by VTR and takes shape around the theme of distance and lack, transformed however into a story supported by electronic and rhythmic sounds close to UK garage. Alongside him there is space for the melodic contribution of Midas and a verse of LILCRwhich adds a…

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