Faber: Du kriegst mich nicht zurück

With his fourth album, Julian Pollina, alias Faber, delivers a Requium that presents itself in joyful darkness. He is already fighting against himself on the cover. Basically – and this is rare enough these days – the whole album convinces with partly sacred sounds, partly Sicilian sounds and then with songs such as “Leon” or “Du kriegst mich nicht zurück”, which radiate the Faber power we are already familiar with. And then that voice, whether he’s speaking or shouting, simply top. If you don’t listen now, I can’t help you.