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"Everything will be fine"… we are told not by our mother's reassuring voice, but by the explosive sound of Blastema.
A band making a strong comeback on the Italian rock scene and Matteo Casadei is its voice. A ghotic-pop/rock voice that mainly focuses on dark, gloomy sounds that contrast with the chosen title, a harbinger of optimism.
The group, known for their participation in the 2013 Sanremo Festival, which placed them fourth in the Youth category with the song Dietro l’intima ragione, after a break... has come back more energetic than before.
"Everything will be fine" is the title of a work consisting of twelve tracks, characterized by electronic sounds, synth, pads, arpeggiators that make the sound more modern and powerful but also, at the same time, more artificial.
From the sound, one can perceive their concept; to merge multiple musical genres into a single product.
Carefully crafted lyrics with poetic nuances thrust us with force into listening to tracks that, for those who appreciate the genre, are never static, but rather aware of unleashing a storm of revolutionary emotions against the standard canons of the music market.
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Blastema returns vibrantly to the Italian rock scene with 'Tutto finirà bene', an album blending gothic rock and electronic elements. Featuring dark, poetic lyrics and modern synths, it offers a powerful and optimistic experience. The band's revitalized sound challenges music market norms with emotional depth and genre fusion. Matteo Casadei's voice leads this energetic comeback.Tracklist
Blastema
Italian rock group noted for a dark, gothic-pop/rock sound; listed as placing fourth in the Sanremo 2013 Youth category with "Dietro l’intima ragione."01 Reviews
