I love numbers, football, music, and writing. This is my attempt at bringing them all together // @piearesquared_

Ravenna, Italy
Joined August 2022
New article up!
New article up on @watch22_! Euro 2016 was the first tournament I followed where my Italian was at a somewhat ok level. It is also when Conte introduced the word soffrire (suffer) to my football lexicon. Here I look at the teams who suffer best 1/19 youtu.be/EVY1q-T0H30
new article up! i dive into my @spotify streaming data over the past year to see what insights I could glean from it regarding my listening habits and try to find a common thread among the albums I listened to the most over the past year 1/13 medium.com/@watch22/side-que…
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While not presented here, in the overall dataset valence is the feature with the least amount of deviation from the centre. I guess that means that regardless of genre, the common thread among the music I like is for it to be miserable… 12/13
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Or made by Autechre
New article up! My attempt at defining a metric to describe relentless or how much a team pushes to score more when they're already in the lead
new article up on @watch22_! trying to define and develop a metric that describes relentlessness, basically when a team makes you feel like this 1/16
New article up on @watch22_! What makes a song "heavy"? Could numbers explain why Metallica’s later albums are not held in the same regard as their earlier albums? 1/15 medium.com/@watch22/side-que…
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Legitimately forgot football could make me happy as a united fan
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Then in @vcvrack, I translated that press into sound. As they pressed higher towards the middle and the final third, four things happen to the sound More notes are added to the chord, reverb increases, filters open up, and high-pitched grain cloud is added youtu.be/1qgjxrjI2SE
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The swarming sound and high presses leading to the first and second goals correspond nicely with how things happened in the match. In the article I go through how Rakitic and Vidal's incessant press directly led to the first goal.