VIII STRADA - BABYLON
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: ALTROCK
Release date: 27/11/2015
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Catalog no.: FADCD0000020
Item ID: 425568
This is an album of shifting colors, constantly changing in nuance, cadence and mood. Struggling melodies, startling rhythmic bridges and a reckless performance are combined, resulting in a modern and compact sound. Tito Vizzuso's powerful narrations -in Italian- add to the unique atmosphere.
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