SouthMan

 At the end of the day, this album is very pleasant to listen to, powerful and dramatic in some of its verses.

 Verdena package their best album, always enclosed in their alternative rock, where despite the addition of keyboards, it is still fucking guitar, bass (strictly distorted) and drums.

Verdena's third album showcases a blend of raw guitar-driven alternative rock with influences from Nirvana, Muse, and Queens of the Stone Age. While originality is questioned, the album remains powerful and engaging. It marks a balance between the simplicity of their debut and the complexity of their second album. The addition of keyboards adds flavor but remains understated. Overall, a well-crafted Italian rock album with strong sonic textures. Discover Verdena's raw and powerful alternative rock sound in 'Il Suicidio dei Samurai'—listen now!

 It is the beginning of the chemical trilogy. A journey of three albums in which Bluvertigo will synthesize what they call 'Blob Rock' everything that is good.

 The work on the lyrics is fabulous, so original and unique.

Bluvertigo's 1995 debut album Acidi e basi stands out as a landmark in Italian rock. Combining diverse influences from new wave to technopop, it introduces the band's innovative 'Blob Rock' style. The album features standout tracks like 'Iodio' and a Depeche Mode cover, highlighting strong musicianship and original lyrics. Despite mixed feelings about Morgan, the leader, the album remains a key artistic milestone. Discover Bluvertigo's groundbreaking Acidi e basi and experience the unique blend of Italian alternative rock and innovative lyrics.