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... that embraces you all and thanks you for this review. I wasn't there, but my memories remain tied to Villa Fenaroli, two years ago (I kept the ticket!)

I don't know him, but you've definitely intrigued me, well done.

Meanwhile, welcome to DeBaser. Forgive me for a moment, I may be ignorant, but I can't understand the last sentence of your review: "an excellent debut from a band that has all the right cards to make it into the history of this genre in Italy." To make it into history, you must have done something significant. I have the impression that these things don’t contribute to a culture, a mindset, very much alive but with the “limit” of smoldering beneath the ashes. These songs in themselves have nothing worthy, at least in my opinion, but the trouble is that the audience knows only this, convincing themselves that it’s the best when, perhaps, the real gems are hidden. I'm curious to know what collaborations they have with artists who, unlike them, don’t know what success or a major label is (and probably never will).

August 18, Radio Onda d'Urto Festival - Brescia. How could we miss it?

The new album, which has not been reviewed (I am not worthy), is a masterpiece. 5 out of 5 for that. And I would like to conclude by expressing my admiration to those who, at Barona, opened a venue and named it South Park.

Fantastic!

It was beautiful, you cared for each other and you probably even let G. have his way with you. In all this whirlwind worthy of "Even the rich cry," tell us, what have you decided for DeBaser?

Post-metal, as I see it. And also quite understated. What I want to emphasize concerns the weiss, a type of beer that deserves immediate reevaluation. Almost every time I order it at a bar, I get facepalms like, "Are you a nerd or a loser? Probably both," since it seems that the only two categories of people who drink it are those. Highlighting a different quality or straying from the usual beer styles feels like a cultural necessity to me, but do as you wish. Ah, respect for the Tennent's.

I too appreciate the quote from Port-Royal and I believe the album is full of 4 balls.

You could have spent a couple more words on it instead of wasting yourself on that opening. The album, based on those two words you said, might actually appeal to me.