odradek

Beautiful, fluid, effective. Their uniqueness. And you can't say that about many...

It's just impossible to do otherwise, that's the album. And yes, you have to do it, you can't not know these.

Well, you listen, watch, and read very little, but you write quite a bit—three reviews in 23 days, and all of them good. This one is better, more concise and effective. Here I discover that there's everything I have absolutely no interest in hearing, except perhaps if sparked by an improbable anthropological curiosity, which I feel I can exclude for the foreseeable future. But it's nice to read you. With compliments.

Good job. Wear that shirt more often. And forget the necklaces; you look good in jeans and the shirt. And if the shirt isn't yours, even better. Warren was lucky, despite everything.

Damn, I didn't remember there was this review, I was about to write one. Nice. I'm listening to them, and I'm reminded of their concert and their faces, lovely and definitely far from the clichés of contemporary bands of theirs, mentioned on the page, and absorbed by the critics. The concert was for "Paint Your Wagon," but they also did this one, I think. I totally agree with Vortex's post and disagree with Gabbox (strange), my favorite track is the title track.

What do the other three halves think?

I remember this album, I liked it, a bit in the vein of Godflesh, if I recall correctly. I also got the one after, longer, "Desensitized," but I have no idea where it ended up... - P.S. can you hike in the mountains with this in your headphones too?

:) "You’re Nitsch, not Cracco", that’s a good one. Last year the joker was in Italy, I believe even in Trinacria, your land, if I’m not mistaken. Did you take the opportunity? I didn’t know about Nitsch in music. What I hear on the tube doesn’t stray much from what I imagined, knowing him. I liked the page, especially in its references to sacrifice, which always reminds me of that treasure which is “La violenza e il sacro” by Girard: "It is criminal to kill the victim because it is sacred ... but the victim would not be sacred if it were not killed." And it’s interesting to note that, in Girard’s refutation of Freudian theories about the Oedipus desire (based on a conception of the mimetic nature of desire), there’s perhaps something that allows for a more complex and rich reading of Nitsch’s works, who is also Austrian like old Sigmund… - The closing with the little ribs is tasty.

It's true, some things are always better kept confined.

The album is nice, thank you.