Alì Murtacc

Finished reading it yesterday morning, FANTASTIC.

A friend of mine played them for me a few weeks ago, but honestly, they left me pretty indifferent. Maybe it's because I'm not really into the genre, but oh well. Good job Sfascia, on point as always :D

WHAT A CUT THIS DISK HAS!!

I'm not surprised that an album like this was released under Relapse :D Anyway, great recommendation, I'll look it up.

I disagree with Sorcio and Alia. How should the ecological theme have been treated? After all, if we continue down this path, in not many centuries our planet will end up exactly as described in Wall-E, in my opinion. It doesn't seem very trivial to me. Then, don't the characters have psychological depth? The robots manage to communicate their feelings and intentions without speaking at all (and wow, are they expressive!). The captain of the ship, in my view, is not trivial at all: at first, he behaves exactly like all those who came before him, so he is essentially controlled by the robots, lazy, dazed, and easily deceived. But when he realizes why they are on that ship, his character completely changes. Also, just because it is a 3D animated film doesn't mean it's for children; it’s a film for everyone. I also don’t see what the fillers are. If we remove the space dance, I really don’t find anything.

I've never been a big fan of melodic hardcore and punk in general; I find it all too similar (like, I can't distinguish Pennywise from Bad Religion), both in terms of music and themes. Other than that, good review.

Great album, although I would have preferred a production that was even clearer and more polished. Morte da tossico and Rapporto Interrotto stand out above all.

The tragic thing is that Scaruffi gave it 6/10. Scaruffi: a man, a reason, a WHO KNOWS.

Years later, it remains one of the few grindcore CDs I listen to; I’m re-listening to it right now, overwhelmed by memories. And a little tear falls down my face :'((

Hateful, to say the least.