Area - 1978 Gli Dei Se Ne Vanno Gli Arrabbiati Restano Les Dieux Sen Vont Les Enragés Resten

Review by Deniz Pose

Area's 1978 album, "Gli Dei Se Ne Vanno Gli Arrabbiati Restano Les Dieux Sen Vont Les Enragés Resten," is a masterpiece of experimental rock that pushes the boundaries of the genre. The album showcases the band's unique blend of jazz, rock, and avant-garde influences, creating a sound that is both complex and accessible.

The album's opening track, "Cometa Rossa," sets the tone for the rest of the record with its intricate instrumentation and frenetic energy. The band's virtuosic musicianship is on full display throughout the album, with each member contributing to the complex rhythms and melodies that make up the songs.

The album's lyrics are equally impressive, with themes ranging from political unrest to personal struggles. The band's social commentary is especially poignant on tracks like "L'Internazionale" and "Gioia e Rivoluzione," which address the political climate of the time.

Summary by Deniz Pose

"Gli Dei Se Ne Vanno Gli Arrabbiati Restano Les Dieux Sen Vont Les Enragés Resten" is a must-listen for fans of experimental rock and avant-garde music. Area's unique sound and thought-provoking lyrics make this album a timeless classic that still resonates with listeners today.