Saputello

I have a duet in the works with Fiorella Mannoia and then an ultra-experimental album with guitars detuned in laminoresettimacolquartocineseinmen o and modified amps and 300 lemurs screaming while in the studio we record exclusively under the effects of tachipirina diazepam and pimpumpam. Since I imagine you’re more interested in the second project, I’ll let you know.

Hi Odra, all good, now I also like Brazilian folk music, I'm becoming quite the little man.

In my opinion, it’s their best album, but I said the same about After Dark, so I’d say that their maturation continues! However, there are still significant flaws in the songwriting, as sometimes I feel like they can’t go beyond merely referencing their (and my) idols. They should dare more (although it must be acknowledged that in Italy, such a release is already a big act of courage), both in the structures of the songs and in the sounds. In any case, no one can take away a nice 4 stars from them. Lately, they’ve also been doing some gigs with Mariposa and calling everything "Concerto Grosso"... I’d be curious to see how this combination turns out.

I only listened to the first volume "The Disintegration Loops I"; is there something new in the subsequent chapters?

Matt, do you think I can't even mess with you for this insignificant but funny shitshow you created? Come on, nothing happened, you're on Debaser, and a "fuck you" is something you can't deny to anyone. Alternatively, I recommend www.cattoliciromani.com/forum/index .php, you'll see that you'll have a good time, you likable idiot. Ah, I should specify if it wasn't clear from the joking message I had written that, in my opinion, the "elettrofandango" messed up by intervening in the discussion to start this dispute; I believe that worse things will happen to them in the future. You need to keep some distance in these cases! Otherwise, it might seem like I wrote the review on commission, which is absolutely not true.

I know Black Heart Procession, but I don’t know these. However, I like the cold, especially the Californian kind.

Attention, because even dog shit could represent a contemporary sculpture, and therefore be of inestimable value. It could be the most precious gift I could give you, my dear vagina --> (!)

@ Bisius: You're a bit of a fool, huh.

I don't want to play the Maurizio Costanzo of the situation, but... Boniii! @ Giovanni/Erode: Bad move. The average Italian indie kid takes these things personally; if you become unlikable, you could release the record of the millennium, and they’ll still give you a hard time. Bisius had even written "Ragazzi Simpatici," which in the language of the average Italian indie kid means "They behave well; when they finally get a serious record label and booking agency and the cover appears on Blow up or Mucchio Selvaggio, I'll speak highly of them on my webzine/radio/blog/mulattiera behind my house." Never underestimate the subliminal language of the average Italian indie kid. Moreover: never express self-esteem and ambition for your own work; the news spreads all over the independent web, and you’ll get labeled by the indie intelligentsia as SNOBBISH. Being labeled as snobbish in the Italian indie scene is more or less like facing an economic embargo from China, India, the United States, and Japan combined.

Do I need to call Favero to get you all in line?