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Bòòòna, now the CD: a punkrock masterpiece and the result of the group's decades-long experience, whose 13 tracks flow quickly and aggressively (except for "La Nuvola", which has a slow sound); whose lyrics get straight to the point without lengthy (did I say lengthy? I kiss myself, smack) circumlocutions and deal with topics ranging from the denunciation of all kinds of war ("Di Nuovo In Marcia (morituri te salutant)", "Codice Giallo", "La Nuvola"), against the poisoning of the planet ("Black-out"), against politicians who do nothing for society ("L'uomo dio") and, in the last track ("Sogno"), the desire for a better life. Discover the review
Bòòòna, now the CD: a punkrock masterpiece and the result of the group's decades-long experience, whose 13 tracks flow quickly and aggressively (except for "La Nuvola", which has a slow sound); whose lyrics get straight to the point without lengthy (did I say lengthy? I kiss myself, smack) circumlocutions and deal with topics ranging from the denunciation of all kinds of war ("Di Nuovo In Marcia (morituri te salutant)", "Codice Giallo", "La Nuvola"), against the poisoning of the planet ("Black-out"), against politicians who do nothing for society ("L'uomo dio") and, in the last track ("Sogno"), the desire for a better life.
Derozer does punk rock as God commands, with simple and effective riffs, the desire to cause a ruckus and without that annoying communist-social center rhetoric that characterizes a good number of similar groups. Discover the review
Derozer does punk rock as God commands, with simple and effective riffs, the desire to cause a ruckus and without that annoying communist-social center rhetoric that characterizes a good number of similar groups.
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