Bologna Violenta – Il Nuovissimo Mondo CD

Bologna Violenta – Il Nuovissimo Mondo CD

"If you know of Bologna Violenta, you already know what to expect. If you do not know him, the few lines that follow will be entirely useless for the design of extreme Nicola Manzan, violinist present in countless productions and recently joined the line-up of Little Shop of Horrors. To understand, you need a hearing. And a play can not leave us indifferent. What do enjoy or be horrified, this disc is so strong to ensure that each step in the player marks a point in the days of the listener. Beyond the tastes and what you are doing, "The Brand New World" burst into the granite to create a bracket that shakes the foundations. For twenty minutes the head and ears are filled with a sound that does not ask to be metabolized, but is content (like little) to hit heavily and without extenuating circumstances. For this reason, it makes no sense rattle off references, inspirations or microscene. Would be to do an injustice to a disk it wants - and knows - to speak only on instinct rather than through a successful implementation of a sound of human instincts less rationalized, or violence. Like a few horror movies, knows how to be raw without falling in the Baroque style, pushing away groups and styles that their violence and death would elect a dominant theme. This victory is achieved with a sense of irony that comes out strong in the spoken interludes. Which deal with infanticide or transplants f*cking fail in a few seconds to give a key to decisive and very clear to the entire work. More than a play, is a short journey, disturbing and morbid (so charming) as a few works - not just music - can be." - Rock It