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Not a few thinking minds on debt argue that this would be a group of former craftsmen (initially of acceptable tones) who later sold out to the fake rock market, much like Negramaro, Virginiana M (discovered too late), or Subsonica, and abroad Fun, Coldplay, or Struts. Here, this LP is concrete proof to the contrary, because if in two or three songs a forceful guitar returns to the forefront over a “so & so” text, in episodes like "Nero," "Voglio una macchina del Tempo," and "in Orbita," one can hear an Indie vein mixed with the historical Italian singer-songwriter tradition of the 70s (with Fortis and the "more prog" Battisti leading the way). What can I say… Italians outside Milan, whether they like it or not, will have no choice but to reevaluate V upon a second listen; if it weren’t for the fact that in the "Sanremon" two years later, with the virus at the gates of the Mediterranean, they once again fell into mediocrity??