Dilatazione Reviews

Dilatazione “Too Emotional For Maths” - Il Cibicida

February 1st, 2007

Excerpt - “A record that gives you a lump in the throat, and has the emotional strength of hail hissing against urban window-glasses. Everyone will find something personal in it, something intimate and hidden. And everyone will keep a different memory. “

Il Cibicida (Italian Translation)

Dilatazione “Too Emotional for Maths” - Inkoma

January 25th, 2007

Excerpt (translation from Italian) - “Dilatazione, on their debut release, cross the threshold of post-rock, stepping into a more descriptive cinematographic face of the genre - hovering into a spiral of instrumental serpentines and mellifluous slow-downs, that calibrate a continuous crescendo of bliss, helped out by trumpets, baritone sax, xylophone, as well as the ubiquitous guitars (rich with riffs), mathematical bass lines and excellent drumming.”

Inkoma

Dilatazione “Too Emotional for Maths” - FakeJazz

January 7th, 2007

Excerpt - “Italian post-rockers Dilatazione offer their debut in Too Emotional for Maths, a pastoral blend of shimmering guitars, pronounced bass, and intricate percussion. For a band with such a reverberatively clean sound, guitarists Patrizio Gioffredi and Mirko Bertolucci stray away from the icy mood of groups such as Efterklang or Sigur Rós. Rather, their layered tone is accented with horns, synths, and even theremin………Dilatazione have composed an incredibly colored debut that does nothing but improve with multiple listens.”

FakeJazz

Dilatazione “Too Emotional for Maths” - Luna Kafe (Top Ten Albums of 2006)

January 3rd, 2007

Excerpt - “And then, also on the brilliant Hidden Shoal label, is Dilatazione, an Italian quartet who weave the kind of crisp, propulsive math-rock that seems to have gone out of fashion, but has rarely been done this well.”

Luna Kafe


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