Fragranze Silenzio
by Daniele Brusaschetto
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La Bambina Intermittente
04:22
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... gioca lontano
sopra tutti i limiti lontano
su questo dorso di infinità
così, un viaggio.
ha acceso quella distanza
gli occhi in qualche luogo avidi
si nasconde
scompare brusca...
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Ali Di Mosca
03:29
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non riesco a piangere
dove andrà a finire l'anima delle mosche che uccido?
impressa nelle macchie rosse sul muro?
le corde vocali vibrano
d'accordo con la musica
non riesco a piangere
oggi voglio camminare
disegnare figure geometriche coi piedi
come ali di mosca nel cielo
bizzarre architetture invisibili
volo via
volo via
volo via
la vita cambia
decolla
volo via
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Clouds
03:45
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clouds next to me
I'm flying high
up the mountains
climbing on
light air - softly breathing
retuned thoughts
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in gioventù le persone sembrano tutte uguali
poi arriva il logorio delle mani, diverso per classi sociali
bisogna sapèr perdere
bisogna sapere come perdere
raccontamelo come fosse una favola
trovare gli angoli giusti dove potersi nascondere
ombreggiati, freschi, asciutti
al sicuro da ogni attacco
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Il Sole Domani
03:06
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il cielo blu elettrico delle 5 del mattino
visualizzare le intenzioni su di un display
il progresso ci aiuta a leggere e correggere
camuffare
cancellare
queste mani
così dure di lavoro
in oscuri luoghi di giacenza
corriamo tutti verso un enorme buco nero
con gli occhi bendati
pensare che il futuro appartiene ai bambini
in qualche modo mi consola
il sole domani
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Fiori Finti
02:25
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Cauterization
03:20
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drops from my ceiling
curtains with open wounds
I'm no longer inside my head
let those voices silenced
fire that tears apart the flesh
extreme heat purifier
cauterization
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Fragranze Silenzio
16:43
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birthday with no money
endless shifts until the end
tragedia spirituale
casa mia,
per quanto ti odi sei il posto dove voglio stare
il mio futuro è come il mio presente,
una "cosa" in mezzo al nulla
no signals
il tramonto sul mare
fragranze silenzio
povere madri di tutto il mondo che si ostinano a proliferare parassiti
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credits
released November 1, 2010
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Review of "Fragranze Silenzio" on Darklife Magazine
Every new album by Daniele Brusaschetto has always something very new and intriguing to offer and this one is no exception. Fragranze Silenzio sees the author embellishing his cryptic poetry with very minimal layers of electronics ranging from glitch to loops, tense ambiences, noises, hanging bass tones, but clearly the beloved guitar has a centre role. The melange is very subtle and so well conceived that it all sounds easy and natural, unless of course you go on and dissect the whole into its ingredients. And less, less, less is the dogma. With very few exceptions, there are no melodies as such and Daniele's trademark spoken words and hermetic lyrics sit in there just as if they were another sonic component. Most tracks are bodied by rhythmic loops that add movement, and laying a perfect foundation for the visionary experimentalism that makes each track a little pearl. And if you're fond of refined and suggestive music, don't let the word experimentalism scare you. There isn't any hint of chaos, or cold abstract sciolism across the forty minutes of this album. Even with the title track closing the album and making up for almost of it in fact, where all the brakes are loosened, the epic repetitiveness of the guitar chords doesn't carry the bite of a similar venture by, say, Swans or similar, but seems to rather offer the listener a lift from Daniele's obscure reflections down to the real-bodied world. Subtle, fragile, are adjectives that one can find in virtually any of my previous reviews of Brusaschetto's albums, and these apply as much to this, even if to a much lesser extent when compared with his most recent works. His experimentalism is a pretty personal affair, one that makes each of his albums a solid chapter, and this particular one, one of my favourites.
Gianfri
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Review of "Fragranze Silenzio" on Darklife Magazine
Every new album by Daniele Brusaschetto has always something very new and intriguing to offer and this one is no exception. Fragranze Silenzio sees the author embellishing his cryptic poetry with very minimal layers of electronics ranging from glitch to loops, tense ambiences, noises, hanging bass tones, but clearly the beloved guitar has a centre role. The melange is very subtle and so well conceived that it all sounds easy and natural, unless of course you go on and dissect the whole into its ingredients. And less, less, less is the dogma. With very few exceptions, there are no melodies as such and Daniele's trademark spoken words and hermetic lyrics sit in there just as if they were another sonic component. Most tracks are bodied by rhythmic loops that add movement, and laying a perfect foundation for the visionary experimentalism that makes each track a little pearl. And if you're fond of refined and suggestive music, don't let the word experimentalism scare you. There isn't any hint of chaos, or cold abstract sciolism across the forty minutes of this album. Even with the title track closing the album and making up for almost of it in fact, where all the brakes are loosened, the epic repetitiveness of the guitar chords doesn't carry the bite of a similar venture by, say, Swans or similar, but seems to rather offer the listener a lift from Daniele's obscure reflections down to the real-bodied world. Subtle, fragile, are adjectives that one can find in virtually any of my previous reviews of Brusaschetto's albums, and these apply as much to this, even if to a much lesser extent when compared with his most recent works. His experimentalism is a pretty personal affair, one that makes each of his albums a solid chapter, and this particular one, one of my favourites.
Gianfri
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