This album emerges from a different dynamic than its predecessor. For a musician who has spent nearly two decades performing live, the isolation brought on by the pandemic has had significant repercussions. Greg Puciato found an opportunity for solitude that resonated with his introverted nature and, immediately after the release of his debut solo album, Child Soldier: Creator Of God, he set to work on his second. The title of the album, Mirrorcell, reflects this state of forced introspection. Once again, Greg Puciato handled nearly all aspects of this record, with the exception of the drum parts, which were once again managed by Chris Hornbrook. [...] More concise than Child Soldier: Creator Of God, Mirrorcell presents a collection of tracks, each possessing its own distinct qualities while contributing to a captivating musical and emotional journey. Greg Puciato's musical universe is that of a man always drawn to extremes, yet moving toward a certain stability, transforming his heightened sensitivity into a creative force that is both artistically demanding and resonant with listeners.
