Don_Pollo

In all this chaos, I’m going to smoke because I'm in withdrawal, catch you later.

The beautiful thing is that the "real music" he mentioned is listened to by everyone! :DDD

I'm way ahead, I listen to hyperuranic hypna-pop. (this definition really exists, for people like Oneohtrix Point Never)

I don't even vote because I'm my possibly-favorite-group and I would obviously be biased, especially with the concert in May. Nice review even though I don’t agree with the landscapes drawn by the band: in previous works, I always saw them painting boundless oceans with infinite horizons, in this new one there's more of a terrestrial feel, like a prairie.

Did I arrive late for the fight? Damn... I'll make it up to Jurix then ------- There are three men in Heaven, before St. Peter. The latter has to assign a vehicle for them to drive in paradise, nicer or uglier depending on the sins committed by each one. He goes to the first one and asks, "How many times have you been unfaithful to your wife?" and the man replies, "Uh... 5 or 6, I think." "That's not very good," says St. Peter, handing him an old Fiat 500 that's practically falling apart. He turns to the second man: "And you, how many times have you shown infidelity?" "Uh... 2 or 3." "That's a bit better, but not enough," and he gives him a somewhat battered Punto. Finally, he reaches the last man and asks, "And you, how many times have you been unfaithful?" The man replies, "Not even once." St. Peter congratulates him and assigns him a beautiful Ferrari. After a while, the men in the 500 and Punto see their companion driving by, sad and dejected, and they ask him, "What's wrong? You've always been faithful, and now look at the car you have!" The man replies, "Yeah, I... But I just saw my wife pass by on a bicycle."

No, yes, maybe, I mean, who knows... DAMN IT, WHAT A DRAG.

Very emo cover. But the tacky kind.

I don't know, I just say that it's not mandatory to have decent lyrics to "have something to say." At this point, let's throw away instrumental music; it doesn't have engaged lyrics, so what's the point? The Verdena, for example, focus entirely on melodies and instrumental textures, the singing (not the lyrics, mind you) is just a frame. How many bands would be better off without vocals, and how many instrumental groups would struggle less with a singer on top? Then again, if the Verdena wanted to send a serious message, they would have made a hardcore album.

I wanted to say that after reading Liquid Darkness's comment (damn, how long did it take them to come up with such a complex and unexpected nickname), I simultaneously laughed and burped loudly, with the risk of popping a kidney out of my eye, and therefore also an eye for obvious reasons.

Write like I write outside of debasio, you know, and that’s good. Maybe that’s why I’ll be biased, but here’s a 5 for you.