checkforangels

A much more provocative and somewhat ambitious record compared to Verità Supposte with its varied thematics, some of which are brought back from the previous album, but at the expense of interesting and engaging sound. It fortunately gets better around the end, but the clever and comedic lyrics can hardly save this one from monotony, especially with Capa's weird ass, lovable goblin voice. No matter how amusing the various critiques aimed at mass media and the rise of internet ... read more

Caparezza's first studio album, and it really shows. Rough under every aspect, especially musically. The lyrics still contain the usual polemics that made earn his notoriety, but they are incredibly unrefined and don't flow as well as in his later works, making for a pained listen when coupled with the horrendous music.
La Fitta Sassaiola Dell'Ingiura is the only good song here, it is seriously very hard to choose what my least favorite is... what am I saying? It's ... read more

Striking sociopolitical commentary delivered by absurd nasal vocals accompanied by extremely eccentric sounds, each song with an entirely different style, one somehow weirder than the previous. Some better, some worse, but what always remains consistent is Caparezza's superb lyrics with countless jokes and references to highly specific phenomenons in a time period that's long past. My only regret is not being born soon enough to be able to see him play in my God-forsaken shithole of a ... read more

An oppressively lengthy record which hardly ever lets up during its 1h49m runtime, maintaining the same lugubrious tone, backed up by eccentric vocals, spoken in contrasting foreign tongues.
To anyone familiar with the artist and that speaks italian, it should come to no surprise that Iosonouncane's music is somewhat political... and deep down, this really is no exception.
English, french, german, arabic, spanish and italian make up the lyrics, representing the multifarious reality of our ... read more