Marco Pandin
Crass: Acts Of Love
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17/11/2025
Crass: Acts Of Love
Marco Pandin lets us discover Crass and their album “Acts Of Love” Acts of Love “…I believe that this compilation…
Bob Ostertag – Music politics people and machines
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23/09/2025
Bob Ostertag – Music politics people and machines
Marco Pandin from Stella Nera talks about Bob Ostertag and his book “Music politics people and machines” “…Politics in the…
MDC – Millions of Dead Cops: the never-ending Resistance
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18/07/2023
MDC – Millions of Dead Cops: the never-ending Resistance
Marco Pandin tells us about Millions of Dead Cops, first record by hardcore punk band MDC Millions of dead cops. One morning just…
Television: Marquee Moon – Don’t you be so happy, don’t you be so sad.
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06/04/2023
Television: Marquee Moon – Don’t you be so happy, don’t you be so sad.
Marco Pandin tells us about his discovery of Television I was in love with Fernanda Pivano when I was sixteen…
Poison Girls: State Control and Rock’n’Roll
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30/01/2023
Poison Girls: State Control and Rock’n’Roll
Marco Pandin introduces us to Poison Girls’ music and ideas Starting in the late summer of 1979 I initiated, first…
Dead Kennedys – Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables
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19/09/2022
Dead Kennedys – Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables
42 years ago the Dead Kennedys released Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables. Marco Pandin tells us about it from his…
Patti Smith – Horses: For someone’s sins, not mine.
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14/07/2022
Patti Smith – Horses: For someone’s sins, not mine.
Thoughts on Patti Smith by Marco Pandin In the period between my fourth year of secondary school and my first…
Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures: “I’m not afraid anymore”
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29/05/2022
Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures: “I’m not afraid anymore”
Some thoughts by Marco Pandin about a great classic: Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures When it came out, during summer…
Crass and DIY: hear how they shout, hear what they shout
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21/03/2022
Crass and DIY: hear how they shout, hear what they shout
Marco Pandin lets us discover Crass and their Stations of the Crass, a self-produced record released in 1979 Coming back…