Alessandro Onori

Alessandro Onori started collecting records long before he ever trimmed his beard. Between Italy and Germany, he poured his energy into music fanzines, a comic magazine, and a flurry of concerts and workshops. Now based in Berlin, he curates No Room for Squares (@noroomforsquaresberlin), a monthly listening session and a newsletter (https://nrfs.substack.com/) celebrating music that resists easy classification. In 2025, he launched his own label, @kassianirecords, kicking things off with the LP debut of Rieko Okuda and Mia Dyberg, “Glasscut”.