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THE REVIEW
“Sing to make it go away, there's a red moon!”
I (we) needed an album like this to feel alive again, to understand that maybe the unfortunate "mariadefilippismo" hasn't annihilated all of us. The guitars once again manage to triumph over everything, clearing out everything that the Italian boot has given us in the past year, no "Luci di Centrali Elettrica" to search for in the evening, but only the desire to show that the need to play, to challenge oneself for someone, has never died.
In short, this work erases everything you thought about Italian music, completely erasing Lucio (Battisti), Gigi d’Alessio, and gives us an album of rare beauty, and strangely, it was released almost simultaneously with the latest work from his now former group.
If someone in this 2009 needed a new LineaGotica or a new Exit, they've been satisfied.
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This review celebrates Giorgio Canali e Rossofuoco's 2009 album 'Nostra Signora della Dinamite' as a revitalizing work in Italian rock. It highlights the album's raw guitar energy and its role in challenging the contemporary Italian music scene. The review contrasts this album with other popular Italian artists and notes its timely release alongside Canali's former group's latest work. It praises the album for reinstating a needed sense of vitality and artistic challenge.Tracklist Videos
Giorgio Canali & Rossofuoco
Giorgio Canali & Rossofuoco is the Italian rock project led by Predappio-born guitarist and singer Giorgio Canali, known for his past with CCCP Fedeli alla Linea/CSI. The band pairs raw, guitar-driven sound with sharp, socially engaged lyrics and occasional post‑punk/new wave shades.09 Reviews
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