What they said about "Carlo Spera
Sto correndo":
"...after the listening
to the debut record of Carlo Spera & Stereonoise, the union of electronic music
with jazz will seem the most natural and coherent union of every time..."
Giusy Vaccaio for
MEDIATROUPE
“...finding out in the
editorial office little pearls as this Sto correndo of Carlo Spera & Stereonoise
is really exiting..... how much the sung in Italian can be beautiful if the
texts are not banal and anything is had to be said...”
Jo Laudato for
Blackmailmag.com
“...Intelligent,
interesting, fascinating. Here the three terms better suit to this Cd…not to
recover this album could be one of the worse choices of the last times for the
one who loves these sonorities...”
From: erbadellastrega
"… the Mouse On Mars would pay gold to write a so funky
stuff , catchy and damnedly rhythmic that flatters breakbeat… fifteen traces
that go from the Clock DVA to the Suicides with a loan of Miles Davis and a lot
of 80's memory funk…"
“... electronics always owner of the situation, that throws the
threads of small jewels as the title-track, "Tempi moderni" and "Good
vibrations"...”
Giuseppe Catani for
ROCKIT magazine
“...an elaborate, competent and clean production that explores
new paths of electronic music, fusing influences of various genres, resulting in
a complex work that looses the initial pop connotations in favour of a
funky/jazzy approach...”
From:
DARKLIFEZINE.DE
"...an album where we don't find any common sonorities, almost
nothing is left to the case: the psychedelia
is the bonus weapon of this musical project, it has such a depth that hypnotizes
the listener leaving him thousand thoughts…"
“...15 tracks, a more than 60 minutes lasting trip through the world of
electronics with influences from all possible musical genres, a touch of jazz
and blues, a wink to 80s electro and more than once this release is flirting
with poppy structures. To give an impression on how versatile this release is,
it is allready praised in the alternative jazz world where musicians as Bugge
Wesseltoft set the rules...”
From: gothtronic
"...electronic rhythms with the great ability to never trespass
in the pure electronics, but courting sweet melodies..."
From:
ANIDRIDE
SOCIAL NETWORK
"...they choose the way
of experimentation in the electronics, pursuing at times a jazz dream , and
sometimes rock/pop digressions, also distant in time..."
from
KDCOBAIN.IT
" the act of beginning of Carlo Spera & Stereonoise proposes a
fusion-like mixture with marked electronic attitude that wisely flirts with pop
sound. The final result is creative and enjoyable, also for merit of a brilliant
and sophisticated production ...
"
Michele Dicuonzo
for
SENSORIUM
web magazine
“...If someone still
doubts on the fact that in Italy electronic music has become too self
referencing and few brave, this disk can be usefull to make change him mind…”
Amedeo
Verger
for
UNMUTE.net
“...Cerebral pop or
melodic breakbeat?
… two anybody but both
in a fusion that puts together jazz shades , a trumpet that involves in the
sonorous magma and a sung that suddenly emerges with a sense of surreal
insinuated in the whole work… a curious and often fascinating work, that has in
his being transversally pop his winning card…”
From:
kronic
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