Derozer
Di Nuovo In Marcia

Strange, nothing about the Derozer on DeB... But I won't be fooled (glugluglu), it's the wolf, so you'll learn.

Let's start by saying that the Rozzi are a punk rock group formed in 1985 in Vicenza, whose first official album is titled "144" (1994). These pioneers of the Italian punk scene are very successful even in other countries (particularly in Germany and Switzerland) and boast the presence of their songs on international compilations.

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. Moreover, for fans beyond national borders, the Derozer have made two (and I say two) tracks in English (yes indeed), namely "In The Name Of Rock'n'Roll" and "This Is Not Disneyland".

In short, the CD sounds very good, flows very quickly, and although it doesn't bring anything new, it is undoubtedly an excellent record. Have I howled everything? Maybe not, but I've done something at least. AWOOOO