Skip to main content
hero
Web Magazine
Braschi-Quarenghi
Old Website School Website

Benedictine and Franciscan Monks: Forgotten Inventors

   Usually, when we think of religious orders, these things come to mind: a cloister, an abbey, a library, prayer in solitude, detachment from the world… All this in the cradle of a period defined as "dark" by historiography up to Romanticism: the Middle Ages . In this period the monks - especially the Benedictines of the various orders - were the custodians of Judeo-Christian but also classical culture, since thanks to their patient and meticulous transcriptions as scribes we have received almost all of the Greek and Latin works which we study today. Today we are grateful to them first of all for this.   However, many do not know that many products - material and immaterial - that we consume and use every day, come from monks who, using their ingenuity nourished by a profound spirituality, invented them due to practical necessities.    Personally, I find it amazing!    Let's begin…   The heavy plow   Plows were a primary agri...
Post a Comment

Noyz Narcos: Shaping Italian Rap with Grit and Horror

 



Noyz Narcos, stage name of Emanuele Frasca, is one of the leading names on the Italian old school rap scene. The Roman artist of Sicilian descent is one of the fiercest representatives of horror-core. He began his career at a very young age in 1994 as a freestyler and writer, but it was the early 2000s that saw him establish himself in the rap game, when he joined the TruceBoys (later reunited in the TruceKlan collective).

 Discography

 


 The Roman artist debuts as a soloist with Non Sleeper, his first studio album. This project has a sound close to hardcore-hip-hop, and stands out for the presence of heavy backing tracks, sampling of hardmetal and hardcore punk tracks, where the taste for the macabre and the horrid reigns supreme. In 'Non Dormire,' Noyz Narcos deals with the gritty realities of street life, where drugs, violence, and hatred often dominate the narrative. From this moment on there are many successes for Noyz Narcos, up to the first gold record for Monster in 2013, which was followed by that of Localz Only and the platinum of Virus and Enemy, the latter album where the artist renews himself and turns towards indie and trap.

Style

 

 Noyz Narcos' rap is mostly raw and violent with dark themes and recurring references to horror cinema and b-movies. In the national hip hop scene Noyz, and the rest of Truceklan, brought innovative sounds to Italian rap. Besides rap, Noyz Narcos' style incorporates influences from punk metal, exemplified by his album 'Non Sleeper,' which features authentic bass solos.

Today's Blogger



Hi, I’m Carlo Muzi, I’m 16 years old and in my free time I like taking naps and training hard both in the gym and in the swimming pool. I'm glad to be part of LET'S BLOG! staff and share my passions and interests with all of you.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Benedictine and Franciscan Monks: Forgotten Inventors

   Usually, when we think of religious orders, these things come to mind: a cloister, an abbey, a library, prayer in solitude, detachment from the world… All this in the cradle of a period defined as "dark" by historiography up to Romanticism: the Middle Ages . In this period the monks - especially the Benedictines of the various orders - were the custodians of Judeo-Christian but also classical culture, since thanks to their patient and meticulous transcriptions as scribes we have received almost all of the Greek and Latin works which we study today. Today we are grateful to them first of all for this.   However, many do not know that many products - material and immaterial - that we consume and use every day, come from monks who, using their ingenuity nourished by a profound spirituality, invented them due to practical necessities.    Personally, I find it amazing!    Let's begin…   The heavy plow   Plows were a primary agri...
Post a Comment
Read more

Aren’t We All Poor Things?

  "Poor Things!", released in Italian theatres on January 25 2024, is a film by director Yorgos Lanthimos that presents itself as a startling and thought-provoking work. Through grotesque atmospheres and surreal hues, the film revisits the myth of Frankenstein in a modern key, focusing on the female figure of Bella Baxter (Emma Stone). Bella, an emancipated woman with a sexuality that was free for her time, is brought back to life by the scientist God (Mark Ruffalo) after a suicide attempt. However, her brain is replaced with that of the foetus she was carrying, creating a hybrid and unique creature.   Like Frankenstein's monster, Bella finds herself catapulted into a world that does not understand or fear her. Her childlike innocence clashes with the cruelty and hypocrisy of Victorian society, leading her to have grotesque and tragicomic experiences. Lanthimos, through the figure of Bella, explores deep and universal themes: diversity, the search for a place in the world...
Post a Comment
Read more

A Five Years' Journey: Diary of a Graduating Girl

    Often in life, you make the mistake of taking many things for granted. Undoubtedly, the worst mistake common to all is not giving the right value to the moments lived, which will leave a happy memory in everyone. All the senior citizens of Italy have reached the final stage of a long journey that lasted 5 years. A journey of adventures, difficult moments, and disorientation—a long journey that often involved the risk of getting lost. But sometimes it is necessary to get lost to find ourselves. This is what this journey has taught me, an experience also made of discoveries, new knowledge, moments of joy, and that has been built on the birth of indissoluble bonds, established with my classmates and with a part of me that lives in the shadow and sometimes emerges.  These 5 years have been difficult, especially the first 3, which, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have not managed to live and enjoy fully. The masks, the distances of at least two meters from each other,...
Post a Comment
Read more