IN NOME DEL PADRE is Måneskin’s fiery rock confession. Over pounding riffs, frontman Damiano turns a sacred formula — “In nome del Padre, del Figlio e Spirito Santo” — into a defiant war cry that baptizes his doubts, nosebleeds, and sky-high ambitions all at once. He wrestles with feeling unwanted, wonders if twenty is already too late to be tired, then spits colorful insults at anyone standing too close. Every lyric swings between soaring triumph and face-first crashes onto asphalt, showing that the road to self-realization is paved with bruises, rage, and relentless hope.
Beneath the swagger lies a universal question: When will I finally feel enough? Måneskin offers grit rather than answers. They own their failures, critics, and sleepless nights, yet refuse to kneel. The result is a pulse-racing anthem for anyone judged, exhausted, or labeled “crazy” who still chooses to scream louder, climb higher, and keep marching forward — all in the name of every scar that made them.