EthosAntropoDaimon

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"Sounds are carried like the wind and snow in December." I couldn't have put it better. The best reviewer of extreme music. Absolutely. I had half a mind to review this album too, but you did a great job, and mine would be unnecessary.

I can't help but reread your reviews!
Great Sofficino the extreme!
Don't listen to these meanies. They get upset if you don't use orthodox syntax, but they're ready to dress in dead cow skins or paint themselves like pandas at the first opportunity! Keep it up!

Worthy of Joyce. Always fantastic. Sofficino deserves to be published!

Sofficino, you are awesome!

Fantastic album. As for all of you, you don’t understand anything at all: Sofficino is a genius, his unique style. Great.

Fantastic

In my opinion, two different aspects of the review should be considered: the intimate and stylistic one, and the technical and strictly musical one (not only in this case, perhaps, but in all of them). Well, the entire text has a decidedly personal approach, and I find it interesting to read about the sensations that listening to this album has provoked in the author, and about the references and forms he uses to describe an experience that is often so profound. However, it is undeniable that elements more closely related to the specific subject of the discussion are missing. An unsuspecting reader might, in fact, struggle to capture the essential information of the proposal at hand. Since this is the first review on Debaser, one can forgive the lack of balance between the two different ways of analyzing the work. However, the references to "other" arts are interesting; the style is fluid. However, attention should be paid to the fact that the content may also be easily perceived by the "average user." Approved with reservations.

The review is not bad at all, although it's quite personal. Then again, de gustibus non est disputandum... I still have to listen to the album. As for you, Jeremy, the quality of your comment seems directly proportional to the quality of your review. A phrase like "If Van Gogh had been a rocker, he would have played like this," well, that's unforgivable.

Two clarifications about the review: the bold text is not mine, nor is it at my discretion. It is added later by the staff at the discretion of the editors. Additionally, there is an extra comma somewhere in the text, and in the third-to-last line, there is an unnecessary "nient'" (...v'impedirà d'ascoltare altro...).