CapaRezza
Museica

THE REVIEW

After "Il Sogno Eretico," an absolute masterpiece, CapaRezza offers us "Museica," another of his stunning works. The name of this album comes from the intersection of the words "Museum" and "Music"... And moreover, all the lyrics are based on artistic works, so this album is like a real museum in a musical key... Simply brilliant... Anyway, going back to the review, here we find Capa's typical crazy experiments, from Dubstep, to HipHop/Trap, up to Metal... Consequently, the album never feels repetitive or heavy to listen to. The lyrics of Museica's tracks exceed the limits of genius and poetry. Moreover, as I mentioned, this album is full of stunning and perfectly fitting influences and experiments, such as "Argenti Vive," which is the union of a Dubstep drum base and a very aggressive Rock/Metal guitar riff; "China Town," which has a piano base to which other instruments are added; and "Troppo Politico," which is driven by a Trap base and excellent harmonies suitable for the genre... The album also ranges from melancholic songs to animated and majestic tracks, making its listening experience even more unique... What can I say... Moving on to the final judgment, like all his works, CapaRezza doesn't miss a beat. The album is poetry, it is not heavy to listen to, it is not repetitive, and it is studied in every detail... So I think I'll give it a 9.5. In my opinion, it's Capa's second-best album after "Il Sogno Eretico," now I leave you to listen to the album and form your own opinions.