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Milk: Milk
Tutti composti e arrangiati dal vertice alto del triangolo: il bassista Roberto Pascucci. Perché è il suo strumento - sia in veste acustica che elettrica -, insieme a un'accurata serie di iniezioni elettroniche, a recitare la parte di primo attore in diversi passaggi, come nelle veloci e movimentate "The Unspoken" e "The Hidden Zone," mentre sui tempi morbidi il tema principale passa, acquisendo eleganza, attraverso i tasti del pianista Gabriele Petetti ("Cristina's Peaceful Sleep").
Le melodie sono al centro dell'organizzazione sonora dei Milk. I loro brani rilasciano spesso il feeling da perfetta soundtrack, evocando ora situazioni convulse ("Freak Factor"), poi scenari ampi e spaziosi ("Music Behind Bars"), per poi perdersi piacevolmente nelle emozioni della toccante "Esbjorn's Lesson," il cui titolo è rivelatorio di alcune delle coordinate stilistiche a cui aspira il gruppo.
Track Listing
1. The Unspoken; 2. The Hidden Zone; 3. Cristina’s Peaceful Sleep; 4. Freak Factor; 5. Music Behind Bars; 6. Heavy Metal Kids Tender Heart; 7. A Pop Song…?!; 8. Milkshake; 9. No Redemption Without Attention; 10. Esbjorn’s Lesson.
Personnel
Roberto Pascucci: contrabbasso, contrabbasso elettrico 5 corde, effetti; Gabriele Petetti: pianoforte; Ricky Turco: batteria, effetti elettronici.
Album information
Title: Milk | Year Released: 2010
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