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THE REVIEW
The Sinezamia are growing.
The Sinezamia gather their wealth of experience and create a new (and mature) EP entitled "Sacralità".
At first glance, one might think of the Sinezamia as just another band in the (revival) new-wave scene, but a closer listen reveals a more complex reality, capable of creating a product filled with subtle lyricism, dark sound, and a certain melody.
This is what can be glimpsed in the sublime and captivating tracks of "Sacralità", a work that will not take long to yield the expected results.
One is surprised to encounter tight rhythms, splendid guitar interweavings (they do not stain the canvas but make it fascinating and colorful), keyboards often kept in the background but ready to emerge when needed, and a delicate singing ("Lussuria"), hard ("Sacralità"), profound (the stunning vocal performance in "Venezia").
The interweaving created persists throughout the listening experience, managing not to appear repetitive or predictable.
"Dilanio dell'anima", "Sacralità", and "Venezia" identify its most significant moments.
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Summary by Bot
Sinezamia's Sacralità EP marks a mature step forward, characterized by dark sounds and subtle lyricism. The band transcends typical new-wave revival clichés, delivering tight rhythms and intricate guitar work. Vocal styles vary from delicate to hard, enriching tracks like 'Lussuria' and 'Venezia.' This EP stands out for its complexity and captivating melodies.
