Italian singer-songwriter and musician (also known as Faust'O), noted in DeBaser reviews for moving between electronic minimalism, post-punk experimentation and raw rock/blues across a career documented by albums like Cambiano le cose, Exit and Below The Line.

Reviews document recurring shifts in approach: early experimental/electronic and minimal works (Cambiano le cose, Becoming Visible), later returns to guitar-driven rock and blues (L'erba, Blank Times). Frequent themes include social critique, solitude, use of noise and long-form compositions (for example the 14-minute "Blues" cited in reviews). Live performances and a distinctive vocal delivery are repeatedly noted.

DeBaser's reviews portray Fausto Rossi (Faust'O) as an Italian artist who moves between electronic minimalism, post-punk experimentation and raw rock/blues. Recurring themes: social critique, solitude, use of noise and long-form pieces. Several reviews highlight albums like Cambiano le cose, Exit and Below The Line.

For:Listeners of experimental rock, post-punk, Italian alternative music and readers interested in lyrical, confrontational singer-songwriters.

 Fausto, as always, manages, with his poetry and his suffering, to talk to us about topics perhaps too lofty to leave them in the pop realm.

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 The apotheosis in the dreamlike and lysergic denunciation that is Blues, fourteen minutes for a clear stance towards the world’s evils.

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 We should rebel against all the ringtones of this world.

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