BAND: "Garden of MIRO '" - EP: "NEW YEAR'S EVE ep" (2007)
Among the best performers of the post rock in Italy it is impossible not to mention the Gardens of Miro, the rockband Cavriago (Reggio Emilia) in fact, has been able to survive in this landscape so full of dreary-sounding arrogant contamination often halfway between alternative rock and shoegaze.
Jukka Reverberi, Corrado Nuccini, Mira Di Luca and Mirko Venturelli-historical and stable members of the training had produced a 2006-to frame a musical album with great anticipation, "Dividing Opinions" already appeared at first sight like a key reference point "gardens," then states with a substantial following of public concerts and consecrated with an extremely positive critical acclaim.
The bad reviews of my camera puts focus today, however, the EP produced at the height of the glorious path of the boys in the province of Reggio Emilia:
The New Year's Eve Ep "Music has the identikit of a container of emotions and he who has loved the single "Dividing Opinions" will materialize in a huge building based on that song just different perceptions, depending on the track that will be heard.
In fact, this EP are four versions of life-reworked, reinterpreted, revitalized- note song Reverberi & co. "Dividing Opinions".
Simple and raw rock sounds are shaped into a new shape with the illustrious collaborations that have contributed to this short but intense work.
is the Visionary and Atmospheric aritmicità of "Dividing Opinions" 1.0 (Isan Remix), sounds contrast with depth in a clear voice of the original track, breaking up every minute of the song with an apocalyptic end in chorus.
Version 2.0 "Eaky Meats Plastic Remix" sinks its roots in electronics purest strongly with light synth arpeggios tackled head on by a low open profondo in grado di reclamare un ascolto attento (mediante -tra l'altro- un impianto audio all'altezza) ed in grando di far decollare questa canzone in un electrolistening davvero raffinato.
I "criptati disturbi" dell'intro delle "Opinioni Divergenti" remixate dagli Offlaga Disco Pax rappresentano il tassello chiave dell'EP, è questa infatti la collaborazione a suscitare più attenzioni:
i palati raffinati non verranno delusi, l'immensità e lo spazio che vengono generati dalle manipolazioni elettroniche degli Offlaga al sound di questa canzone ne rendono piena e quadrata la percezione nonostante la voluta assenza delle parole.
Di tutta un'altra dimensione è la "Dividing Opinions 4.0 "(Remix Mapstation) after a foggy intro sovrstando often produces a rapid pace and choosing the basic rhythmic melodic detours that the listener away from the original content of departure.
The more welcome gift with which this review is closed is an outstanding track, inserted at the beginning of the CD: "No One's To Blame" (in collaboration with Paul Anderson) is up to you to create unique sensations for the listener, a ballad-mail from living with your eyes closed, a combination between slow, deep bass and drums can be a musical journey in areas not yet fully explored the music.
As narrated is a very small parte, un fotogramma compresso della vasta e creativa produzione dei Giardini di Mirò.
Il consiglio è di scaricare e gustare attentamente questo frammento di ascolto, il "New Year's Eve Ep" è infatti disponibile in FREE DOWNLOAD dal loro sito ufficiale:
http://www.giardinidimiro.com/wordpress/?p=103
Sarà che la musica underground italiana è differente da tutto il resto anche per queste "finezze".
Alessandro Tedesco
