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Le cœur sauvage, #anzano. #charcoal #wip #carolinevitelli #tattoo (à Valle Malvaglia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNkGAfpgny1/?igshid=1xm4554q1cw60

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New Single: Thinking Too Much by Anzano

Keeping dance-floors lit this January is new single “Thinking Too Much” by Belgian artist Anzano ft Hayes.

Not out on the dancefloor? Get this one downloaded for that perfect running/gym blast playlist.

Available to purchase on Amazon | Beatport | Traxsource

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#anzano a #paradis for #bikers and #walkers. #walking #sentiero #malvaglia or the #trail for #mountainbike it is #amazing #traveling #tessin. #mylifeineurope #iloveswitzerland #schweiz #vistschweiz #switzerland #visitswitzerland #visttessin #dreaming_travel #travel #sennarelax #splendid_woodlands #splendid_nature #bns_landscape (bij Malvaglia, Switzerland)

accadde...oggi: nel 1819 nasce Regina Dal Cin, di Paolo Steffan

accadde…oggi: nel 1819 nasce Regina Dal Cin, di Paolo Steffan

Una figura stupefacente di guaritrice attiva nel Vittoriese nel cuore dell’Ottocento, tra processi e gratifiche, è ricordata con orgoglio in una vecchia cronaca di Benedetto Zenner

Spesso pensiamo che le piccole località non abbiano espresso personaggi di particolare rilievo, ma in realtà il più delle volte è solo perché la loro memoria si è perduta nel tempo. Come nel caso di Regina Marchesini

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#4 aprile 1819 #anzano #paolo steffan #regina dal cin

This past Thursday I ventured to the Pico-Union neighborhood of Los Angeles to catch Black Marble, co-headlining with Uniform at the Union—a nightclub tucked away between a residential neighborhood and shops, that also allows the audience to get close and personal with the performers.

I arrived just in time for the first act to begin—a solo performer by the name of Anzano. His glittering knight getup was intriguing and he opened the set with some trance-enducing industrial electronic music. The second opening act, Hive Mind was more noise-electro, this time sans vocals. I was hitting “next” in my head, but it somehow wasn’t working, so instead I imagined the best way to describe what it was I was hearing. Electro pots n pans was the best I could coming up with, and “doing” sound, rather than playing music. This electro-freakin’-Schoenberg did beg the question I’m sure we have all asked ourselves at some point, which is “at what point is art just mocking us?” You know, that time when found art became a thing and minimalism could equate to calling a blank canvas art and that was acceptable. The same can definitely be said for music, as everything Hive Mind produced appeared to be thought out and intentional, I can assure you that most people in the audience were just pretending to be into it. As I get older, I have a hard time pretending—pretending that I enjoy exercise or going camping or enjoying the hard rock revival and “noise” rock.

Hive Mind

Black Marble

Then Black Marble finally took the stage nearly two hours later, and it was like a breath of cold fresh air. To me, they are everything I want to hear in emerging music—palatable goth music and new wave wrapped for this decade. This Brooklyn duo was as charismatic as any goth could be…reserved yet hoping for intimacy and the crowd was ready to reciprocate. The opened with “A Different Arrangement” and played basically all of their “hits” from both A Different Arrangement and It’s Immaterial. It was clear that most people in attendance were there for Black Marble, as the crowd meandered outside and then dwindled for metal duo, Uniform.

Things got angry inside for Uniform, as the atmosphere turned to moshing and screaming. I watched intently for a minute, but the sound was just a little much and I left feeling confounded by the lineup selection. Maybe because they have “Black” in the name, the booking agents thought Black Marble would also play some metal. Or maybe they were just going for a night of darkness and doom. It was a little baffling, but I was still riding on a high from the dreamy Black Marble set that I left feeling content.

Losing my Black Marbles: New Wave and Goth for this decade, stuck in a nonsense sandwich. This past Thursday I ventured to the Pico-Union neighborhood of Los Angeles to catch Black Marble, co-headlining with Uniform at the Union—a nightclub tucked away between a residential neighborhood and shops, that also allows the audience to get close and personal with the performers.

#Anzano #Black Marble #Hive Mind #The Union #Uniform