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THE REVIEW
This is how I see it: today it doesn't make sense to believe in guiding labels, guidelines, "great powers." I seek truth through an approach, I find it in the little things. And it's from the little things that flowers bloom (some say from the crap, but I stopped believing in that a while ago).
The mitigating factors in this first LP by Distanti are all there: the secretive spirit of Triste, those guitars that seem to have frozen time in 1994, a subversive and abrasive sincerity; but it's the form, even more, that enchants and leaves you stunned.
Nine breathtaking tracks, torn souls and that post Squirrel Bait attitude so dear to those who left their hearts in Jade Tree and Ebuillition catalogs.
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Summary by Bot
Distanti's first LP offers a sincere and raw sound infused with nostalgic 1994-style guitars and a post-hardcore spirit reminiscent of Jade Tree and Ebuillition records. The album’s form and nine tracks deeply engage the listener with a subversive honesty. The review emphasizes the beauty found in small details and the band's authentic approach. Overall, the album is praised for its abrasive yet heartfelt delivery.Tracklist
Distanti
Italian band from Forlì noted in DeBaser reviews for raw, abrasive, short songs and urgent, screaming vocals. Releases covered on DeBaser include the S/T EP and Enciclopedia Popolare Della Vita Quotidiana.02 Reviews
