"Fisiognomica," released on January 1, 1988, by Franco Battiato, is a seminal work in the Italian singer-songwriter genre, often hailed as one of Battiato's finest achievements. This album, which sold over 300,000 copies, showcases Battiato's unique blend of introspective lyrics and innovative musical arrangements, recorded at Logic Studio in Milan. The album's cover art is notably striking, adding to its overall appeal.
"Fisiognomica" features a collection of tracks that highlight Battiato's poetic prowess and musical versatility. The album includes remastered versions of iconic songs such as "E Ti Vengo A Cercare" and "Il Mito Dell'Amore," which have become staples in Battiato's discography. Each track is meticulously arranged by Battiato himself, reflecting his attention to detail and artistic vision.
The album's brevity, clocking in at just over 31 minutes, belies its depth and richness. "Fisiognomica" is not just an album but a testament to Battiato's enduring influence on Italian music. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to Battiato's work, "Fisiognomica" offers a compelling journey through the mind of one of Italy's most celebrated artists.