Tarcisio Moura from Prog Archives
Nicola Randone´s first CD was a big surprise to me. I didn´t know what to expect and initially my impressions were not very...
review from Conor Fynes (Prog Archives)
Beginning his career under his full name, this album is understandably more centered around the talents of multi-instrumentalist Nicola Randone than on latter,...
review from ProgArchives by MartyMcFly
Debut of will-be multi-instrumentalist (check later albums) Nicola Randone, album that’s on borderline of Prog and Rock (but it’s Prog nevertheless) with distinct...
psarros From Progarchives.com
Being motivated by a recent topic on progarchives,I decided to go back in time and re-listen NICOLA RANDONE’s debut,originally pressed in 2002.I remember...
andrea parentin from Prog Archives
in this album you can find suggestive and beautiful melodies well underlined by the music while the lyrics are personal and “drenched with...
erik neuteboom from Prog Archives
THIS IS ANOTHER FINE ITALIAN PROGROCK ALBUM!
Steph Sollow , Progressive World
Randone is an artist who melds progressive rock, rock, pop and ambient music forms to create a slick, slinky, and satisfying whole
Fred Trafton from GEPR
Morte di un Amore is an album that straddles the fences between movie music, progressive rock and adult pop. It is very slickly...
Luis Nasser Editor of Prog4You
Its no secret that Italian bands tend to have a special little extra artistry and musicianship that I just love in the context...