Teatro d’ira, Vol. I

Teatro d’ira, Vol. I represents a pivotal moment in Måneskin's career, transitioning them from local Italian stars to a global phenomenon. Recorded at Mulino Recording Studio in Acquapendente, the album was tracked live to capture the band's organic chemistry, a decision that distinguishes its raw sound from the more polished production of their debut. The album features 'Zitti e buoni,' the track that secured their victory at both the Sanremo Music Festival and the Eurovision Song Contest 2021. Sonically, it is a tribute to 70s glam and hard rock, but with a rhythmic focus influenced by funk and alternative rock. Critics noted the band's ability to modernize classic rock tropes without falling into mere pastiche, praising the interplay between Victoria De Angelis's distorted bass and Thomas Raggi's sharp guitar work. The album's bilingual nature helped bridge the gap for international audiences while maintaining the band's cultural identity.