Le luci della centrale elettrica was the solo project of Italian singer-songwriter Vasco Brondi, created in 2007. After releasing the albums ''Canzoni da spiaggia deturpata'' (2008), ''Per ora noi la chiameremo felicità'' (2010), ''Costallazioni'' (2014) and ''Terra'' (2017), Brondi announced the project's disbandment in 2018, with the release of a compilation album followed by a farewall tour, which ended in

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on 16 January 2018. Writing for ''

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'' in 2019, Mattia Barro credited Le luci della centrale elettrica and the album ''Canzoni da spiaggia deturpata'' as a turning point in Italian alternative music, which brought

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to become "the new Italian pop music". ''Canzoni da spiaggia deturpata'' received the 2008 Targa Tenco for Best Debut Album. Le luci della centrale elettrica also collected three top ten records on the

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Italian Albums chart.

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