A Milan anthem at full tilt: accordion and mandolin over deep toms and electric guitar, a man and a woman trading verses in Milanese-accented English about six centuries of cathedral scaffolding, marble that came down the canals tax-free, Leonardo's bronze horse melted into cannon, and three skyscrapers named after their shapes. From the housing blocks to the glass towers, sung completely straight, with the heart in one hand and the invoice in the other.