The second album from this composer from Italy.
Lorenzo Monni did everything himself here. That means guitars, bass, keyboards and programmed drums.
I reviewed the debut album one week ago with the view to review his third and final album too. I then got this album, his second album too and is now reviewing this album now and the final album next week.
The 2007 debut album Death Of Future Men were a mix of symphonic prog and neo-classical music. The obvious reference was and still is the maestro from Ukraine; Antony Kalugin and his many albums.
Lorenzo Monni has retreated more into neo-classical music on Debris. There are some RPI and King Crimson references here. But it is still a neo-classical music album.
I am not really a fan of that genre. The one hour long album still got some good stuff. And Lorenzo Monni's guitar solos are good.
This is a challenging album. It is a pretty rewarding album too and well worth checking out.
2.5 points
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