Band from Reggio Emilia, Italy, led by singer Andrea Zanichelli; releases reviewed here date from the 2000s.

Reviews note radio success for the single "Cambiano le cose" and that the single "Sospeso" was taken to Festivalbar. The group's sound mixes guitars filtered by synths, electronics and pop/rock melodies; reviewers praise certain ballads and singles while criticising inconsistent lyrics and an unsettled identity.

DeBaser reviews of Il Nucleo note strengths in melodic pop/rock and electronic-tinged arrangements, praise for strong singles and ballads, and recurring criticism about lyrical clichés and an unsettled band identity. Reviews span multiple album releases from the 2000s.

For:Fans of Italian pop/rock and indie; listeners of early-2000s Italian alternative music.

 "Io prendo casa sopra un ramo al vento" is the third album by the Reggio Emilia band, led by singer Andrea Zanichelli.

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 The sounds at times remind me of Subsonica, but there is still a long way to go.

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 An album that was largely ignored by the media.

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