MOVING FRAGMENTS

A different RPI, younger, modern, with a more accentuated rock connotation, aggressive instrumentation and incisive breaks, without denying their original sound. When the RPI allows itself to evolve and not stay within its singular constraints, we have this album which puts a good dent in the anthill and gives new prog blood to this musical genre which can produce very beautiful things; less jazzy variations, more rock and this RPI sparkles with joy for this new decade. Creativity is good for forgetting that this group started in the 70s!

Lanzetti always sings very well with a depth which seduced me, the orchestration is therefore more rock and honors Anglican prog rock, perhaps their transalpine friends will hate them for precisely that? The album has less classical wind and string instruments and allows to give musical pep, musical novelty which should keep them in the ears of today's progues.