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THE REVIEW
It's not that I really feel like it, but my ego needs to be vented, the blood within me must be released to flood the poor innocents.
I thought about this before writing the review, and this must be what Vinicio thought before releasing this wonderful album. A raw, dirty, angry, wicked, and above all, alive album. An album that speaks of Christ and Troy, of faith and jellyfish, of minotaurs and Once Upon a Time in America.
Vinicio is at his best, you can tell from the first track, a frightening, excessive and unruly "Brucia Troia", like the entire album and like Ribot like everything, like the choir that sings Pena dell'anima at the top of its lungs. A theatrical and magical live performance that all my life will make me regret not being part of.
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Vinicio Capossela's album Nel niente sotto il sole is a raw, intense, and theatrical work filled with references to myth and faith. The review praises its emotional power and vibrant live feel, highlighting the standout opening track 'Brucia Troia.' The album is described as alive, wicked, and unforgettable.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Vinicio Capossela
Italian singer-songwriter and performer, born in 1965 in Hannover, Germany, known for theatrical, eclectic albums and live shows that mix folk, Mediterranean and world influences. Active since the early 1990s.42 Reviews
