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Giardini di Mirò

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Giardini di Mirò are an Italian post-rock band from Cavriago / Reggio Emilia known for instrumental, cinematic arrangements. Their debut album Rise and Fall of Academic Drifting (2001) and the acclaimed Dividing Opinions have been highlighted in multiple reviews. They also produced Il Fuoco, a soundtrack project commissioned by the National Museum of Cinema in Turin.

Debut released in 2001 by Homesleep; Dividing Opinions widely praised; Il Fuoco was commissioned in 2006 by the National Museum of Cinema (Turin) as a score for the 1915 film. Collaborations and remixes (The Academic Rise of Falling Drifters) and live releases appear in their discography; Glen Johnson (Piano Magic) is noted as a guest on Dividing Opinions in reviews.

Giardini di Mirò are an Italian post-rock band praised across multiple DeBaser reviews for their instrumental depth and emotive arrangements. Their 2001 debut Rise and Fall of Academic Drifting and 2007 Dividing Opinions received strong acclaim. The band also produced Il Fuoco, a soundtrack project commissioned by the National Museum of Cinema in Turin.

For:Fans of instrumental post-rock, alternative and Italian indie music.

 Having said all this, "Il Fuoco", I have to admit it, is a beautiful album.

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 Dividing Opinions is a magnificent album, nine excellent tracks that stir genuine emotions, traverse diverse and complex territories, and convince with their firm and definitive progression.

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 The music enters the body through the pupils and through the skin, it is no longer a sonic factor, no longer a spectacle factor, no longer conceivable as such... it’s much more... it’s moving, translucent, and at times rarefied... yet visible, perceptible, and overwhelming...

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