- Lisztomania
Isabel van Gelder, the next big thing out of Amsterdam?
She wrote Die For You at seventeen, never thinking anyone would hear it. Today Isabel van Gelder has a Columbia deal, a second EP called Lovesick on the way, and her angelic voice has travelled far beyond TikTok reels.
- Lisztomania
La fiera del niente, Chiara Bertelli's R&B soul comes home
In Italy, R&B, jazz and soul are having a new season, thanks to a generation of musicians going back to more honest sounds, far from pop conventions. Chiara Bertelli is one of them.
- Lisztomania
Power Ranking of the Strokes' New Songs
From the least Strokes to the most Strokes. Or, if you prefer, from the most Daft Punk to the most Strokes.
- Lisztomania, Zeitgeist
Bonnie Tyler, Total Eclipse of the Heart and the immortality of an era
Some icons become immortal because of what they create. In Bonnie Tyler's case, two notes are enough to bring an entire decade back to life.
- Lisztomania, Zeitgeist
So, should Geese be loved or hated?
There’s a band that has almost monopolised musical discussions in recent months. As usual, there’s no room for balance or middle ground in the public debate.
- Lisztomania
Bandidos do Cante and Portugal's uncompromising Eurovision
Five young men from Alentejo, an album that smells of red earth and late-night gatherings, a song that makes no attempt to please Vienna. Bandidos do Cante at Eurovision 2026 do exactly what they would do without Eurovision.
- Lisztomania, Screenplay
Søren Torpegaard Lund has always lived on stage
He comes from musical theatre, and played Romeo, Tony and Angel before writing a song of his own. At Eurovision 2026, Denmark sends to Vienna a performer who treats the stage like his living room.
