Purpulan

Which would be the first single, Messer Sfascia?! Because I’ve seen both the video for "Check My Brain" and, as a piece, it’s not that great (but the same could be said for other singles from the age d'or like "Again"), as well as that of "A Looking in View," which should immediately be classified among the band's great classics, sending all the various epigones back to school to repeat their multiplication tables (this album has at least 3 tracks that are enough to give it meaning).

I quote Psycho in full! I saw them live once, by accident, and they managed to make me reconsider those pathetic nonentities, the TARM, as a band that might actually have some depth (from the perspective of a parish newspaper) after all (how the hell can you even play songs that are simpler than the first-grade recorder notes).

Is no one expressing their thoughts on this???! Strange, very strange!!! So let's get straight to the heart of the matter and dig out the peanut that raises the salivation of all of us a little: "But in the end, what are they like? HOT???!"

But it shouldn’t be released in October?! And, after a quick consultation with the little blue bird, I can’t find any trace of it. Did they put it up for download on the site (which was under renovation until the day before yesterday)?!

Hey, Jurix, since I don’t bind books, because when I was little I was only given Lego and I built a really big Lego, which now that I’m grown up doesn’t all fit inside and I keep losing the bricks on the street... But do you have copies or do you have the copyright for these little stories, which are so beautiful, lucky that Gianni Rodari is underground and doesn’t read them to you. But now with digital terrestrial, you never know, and maybe he’s gnawing at the oak coffin, because he doesn’t know if he’s cheating.

Uh-uh, Bisius, it has almost nothing to do with it, but since I risked getting it dragged on and half-torn (an ear) during an exam of "craft psychology"... PSSS: it's spelled "acqErelli"!!!

Uh, Bartolo, I take the opportunity to digress and ask you instead for "listening advice" on Litmus (which I'm almost certain you know): I recently lent a random ear to their latest album and it caught my ear quite well (the ear), then I was told it was also their third (not ear, nor eye, but album), so... where should I start among the three, iyho (ear, eye or album ; )?!

Here, I’m in the mood for faux illuminations and confessions of foolishness, which lately have led me to greatly reassess the work of people like Akron/Family (almost entirely, with flashes of inspiration and self-flagellation on the road to Damascus) and various Animal Collectives (but only since they started bringing their surfboards along, going to the beach to play pyromaniacs, since they never really learned to start a proper bonfire); however, there’s a limit to everything, and if Devendra Banhart is only good as a self-combustible propellant, the Decemberists just confirm that even tons of dried cow dung burn really well, but that doesn’t mean they ultimately become a more refined product; however, if they make an album “on geneSis,” like this one, worthy of lamb’s dung on Broadway (with a parade of bagpipers and Pan flutes included), they might just make it, while for everything else... only some ill-advised local release “in November” can do more damage than they do!

"Mortacci sua!" (Pure thought of the executioner of Schauffhausen after being physiognomized by a stranger during a carriage ride).

"She is the kind of person who deeply cares for the fate of others." (Johann Kaspar Lavater, at the end of the physiognomic analysis of an unknown occupant of his own carriage).