The second album from this band from Italy.
The band is a one-man-band with Salvatore Scuderi on electronics and vocals.
Numerous guests added drums, bass, guitars, violin, keyboards, piano and flute to this album.
I reviewed the debut album Aquile E Ciele on the last day of February and gave it a Good rating. I was therefore very pleased when this album showed up in my box.
La Caratura Delle Penisole is clocking in at seventy minutes.
The music is again classic RPI.
In this case, that means mid-tempo to slow RPI with folk music and Italian pop influences.
The vocals are very good. The musicians does a good job. There is a lot of guitars, piano and keyboards here.
The music is pretty elegant and melodic. The songs are good. That makes this a good album and an album RPI fans should check out.
3 points
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