The Publisher

 "'Requiem' is an aberration of such atrocious dimensions, as to trigger homophobic tendencies among the most gastro-sensitive."

 "'Requiem,' or (intentionally!) the death of that little healthy and genuine that remained in our 'beautiful' country."

This review harshly criticizes Verdena's album 'Requiem' as a symbol of decline and stagnation in Italian rock music. The reviewer condemns the album's predictable, repetitive style and poor self-production. They see it as emblematic of a wider cultural and artistic downfall in Europe, especially Italy. Though acknowledging the album's intended psychedelic qualities, the review ultimately deems it an unsettling failure. Explore this bold critique of Verdena's 'Requiem' and decide if you agree with the harsh take on modern Italian rock.

 The mere thought made them shiver with great joy and filled their cheeks with pure tears of happiness.

 This latest album was very much appreciated by everyone for the originality of each of the five pieces called into question.

The review traces Verdena's musical evolution from Cream and Nirvana influences to their unique Italian rock sound in Elefante. It highlights the band's creative blend of styles and evocative songs inspired by nature and Hindu themes. Despite a 3/5 rating, the album is praised for originality and artistic growth. The narrative is vivid and rich with metaphor, emphasizing the band's identity and future potential. Discover the original sound and evocative spirit of Verdena's Elefante—listen now and dive into Italian alternative rock!