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THE REVIEW
This "Cane Telepate" is a difficult album to categorize. It might seem like a nostalgic Italian Beat album, and yet.......
The mastermind behind the operation is a certain Nino Bruno, who, with various collaborators, one being Daniele Sepe, records a series of songs strictly using, from recording to mixing, an 8-track analog system. All done with vintage instruments and effects.
The most obvious references are "LE ORME" from "AT GLORIAM," Italian beat, a slight vintage psychedelia. Mix it all together, and you'll have a series of songs that, like the ingredients used, should make one think they are not nostalgic, not to say stale. They have their own charm, a particular atmosphere, a "RETRO FUTURISTIC ITALIAN BEAT" to love or hate entirely.
It was recorded in 1999 for the label "Canzonette," and in my opinion, it deserves more than a superficial listen.
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Cane Telepate by Nino Bruno E Le Otto Tracce is a challenging yet captivating album blending Italian beat and vintage psychedelia. Recorded entirely on an 8-track analog system with vintage instruments, it creates a distinct retro-futuristic atmosphere. Featuring collaborations like Daniele Sepe, the album draws references from Italian band LE ORME and offers a unique listening experience that deserves more attention than a casual listen.
NINO BRUNO E LE OTTO TRACCE
A project led by Nino Bruno that produced Cane Telepate (recorded 1999). The album was recorded and mixed on an 8-track analog system using vintage instruments and effects, with collaborators including Daniele Sepe; released for the label Canzonette.01 Reviews
