MELAPESANTE
Syndone
•Rock Progressivo Italiano
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Studio Album, released in 2010 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Melancholia D'Ophelia (5:12) - Riccardo Ruggeri / lead vocals
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Italian band SYNDONE is the project and creative vehicle of composer and keyboardist Nik Comoglio. Formed in 1990 and disbanded three years later, following the production and release of the albums "Spleen" in 1992 and "Inca" in 1993. 17 years later Syndone is once more a going concern, and the first chapter in this band's second lease of life arrived late in 2010 in the shape of the CD "Melapesante", issued on Electromantic Records. While not quite meriting a pure perfection grade from me, Syndone's comeback album is an inventive, high quality production through and through, of the kind that should warm the hearts and souls of even the most jaded symphonic art rock fans. In particular those who generally enjoy typical Italian lead vocals and the extensive use of traditional classical symphonic instruments. A strong production and one likely to be regarded as among the best albums of the genre released in 2010.
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The Italian prog formation Syndone made two albums in the Nineties, Spleen from 1992 and one year later Inca, fuelled
by multi-instrumentalist Nico Comoglio. He studied on a very high level science and architecture, got private lessons
in piano and composition and decided to go his own way in mo
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Report this review (#2049360) | Posted by TenYearsAfter | Monday, October 29, 2018 | Review Permanlink
To my great surprise I discovered only recently that Syndone is far from gone when I clicked on
an old link I had bookmarked, and I was confronted with the new album Melapesante of
Syndone.
Other than the last song, the 4-hand boogie, which is more like a small desert after dinner, the
albu
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Report this review (#702488) | Posted by Tarquin | Sunday, April 1, 2012 | Review Permanlink
Syndone return with the third album. Everyone thought this band was a goner after their Inca
album. Well, wrong.
The return shows up what Nico Comoglio, the man behind Syndone, has been up to since the
last album. The basis is still faintly RPI, but Melapesante is a lot more than RPI. The fi
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Report this review (#411144) | Posted by toroddfuglesteg | Friday, March 4, 2011 | Review Permanlink
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