Fidia

The latest "Eppur si Muove" is not bad at all, even though the singer's voice has nothing to do with the rest of the instrumentation and the music.

Hi Tyler, I'm replying here.
Obstacle 1 is definitely a great track, as is the excellent album Turn on the Bright Lights.
I really like it, especially the Joy Division-esque bass.
I haven't heard the latest Antics, how is it?

Alright, crisis averted then... ;-D

By the way, just to complement what I wrote yesterday, I am a Mediterranean guy with a dark complexion, I almost never wear black, and of course, I don’t wear makeup. If you take a look at my reviews, you’ll notice that I don’t just listen to dark music, and therefore, I do not consider myself a frustrated dark enthusiast. So, as you can see, I am none of the things you presumptuously and without knowing me have labeled me with. Do one thing, Ethos, read carefully what you wrote and try to take some responsibility if you possess even a little bit of critical sense and objectivity, as you claim to have from a musical standpoint.

Ochre, are you sure you're new or are you the new guise of Vinsex (the well-known loquacious reviewer)? ;)

Your review is well written, but I really find it exaggerated that there are even two reviews on this album..

Cash, I respect your musical comment (I couldn’t care less about your political views since this is a music site and I keep my ideas to myself), but you should admit you've written something quite outrageous about the music of the '80s. As the know-it-all rightly pointed out, if that musical period was, as you say, an in-between time (and while you may be a connoisseur of the Italian language, you should know that the Middle Ages, beyond a purely terminological issue, are considered the darkest period in history, and not by coincidence the subsequent period was called the Renaissance), then the current period would correspond to the Paleolithic as far as I'm concerned.
What really bothered me is that you discuss it as if it were a fact, which is absolutely not true. The '80s may be an in-between time for you, but I assure you that for the majority of others it is something entirely different.
P.S.: One last thing, allow me to say that I find it pathetic when someone uses a review as a pretext to talk about politics and thus witness the usual theatrics that are a waste of time. There are forums for that.

And finally, I would add: thank goodness the messiah of reviewers has come, namely the only one who reviews objectively and does not tolerate comments from people who diverge from his opinion.
And yes, because only the divine Ethos is the bearer of sacred musical objectivity.
Hallelujah, hallelujah

I left the last post, I didn't notice your correction... oops, correction.

Oh, I almost forgot. It’s written "affezionati," with a single z.