Pirames International - 2010
Electro Rock
1 to 10: A good start (7)
Article by: Martina d'Errico
debut album for italians "Interference", whose music, electro rock a pretty cool, referring to bands like Depeche Mode and Creeper Lagoon.
In common with them, in addition to the general style of the songs and suggested, there are also texts in Italian, which is quite rare in the musical "alternative" which generally prefer English, a language more adapted to singing. The result, however, is very good and the band manages to engage the listener immediately, thanks to songs like "Resurrection," "Indelible" and "Indivisible". We note, however, a certain repetitiveness, especially in the structure of the songs that follow almost all an established model, but it is still a beginning and we can hope that the interference with time and experience, developed a composition more varied and articulated. In addition to the eleven songs are the disc with a second disc of six tracks (called V 1.2), namely remix singing in English, and therefore more accessible to a foreign audience. However, the total of eighteen songs 's a bit heavy to hear all at once, and then recommend it to those who are curious to hear in two stages to avoid "a good thing too."
Electro Rock
1 to 10: A good start (7)
Article by: Martina d'Errico
debut album for italians "Interference", whose music, electro rock a pretty cool, referring to bands like Depeche Mode and Creeper Lagoon.
In common with them, in addition to the general style of the songs and suggested, there are also texts in Italian, which is quite rare in the musical "alternative" which generally prefer English, a language more adapted to singing. The result, however, is very good and the band manages to engage the listener immediately, thanks to songs like "Resurrection," "Indelible" and "Indivisible". We note, however, a certain repetitiveness, especially in the structure of the songs that follow almost all an established model, but it is still a beginning and we can hope that the interference with time and experience, developed a composition more varied and articulated. In addition to the eleven songs are the disc with a second disc of six tracks (called V 1.2), namely remix singing in English, and therefore more accessible to a foreign audience. However, the total of eighteen songs 's a bit heavy to hear all at once, and then recommend it to those who are curious to hear in two stages to avoid "a good thing too."