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Rating: THE REVIEW
When this duo springs into action, I never know what to expect, or rather, I know what my ears and my nervous system are at risk of!
When the drums start pounding at sonic speeds, when the strictly hyper-distorted guitar begins to moan under blows struck with destructive violence, when Stefania's tortured, high-pitched, and strangled voice starts to emit satanic warbles, when her dreadlocks sound like the strings of a viola, when Bruno starts beating everything around as if they were percussions, when the wall of noise begins to batter your eardrums, it's already too late!
I'm already captivated, ground up, and drilled by the demonic energy of OvO!
Another great album and a major testament to maturity for (in my humble opinion) the best Italian band around!
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Summary by Bot
The review highlights OVO's album Miastenia as a powerful and mature work by one of Italy's best bands. The music features intense drums, distorted guitars, and unique vocals creating a chaotic yet captivating noise rock experience. The reviewer expresses strong admiration for the duo's raw energy and experimental style.Tracklist Videos
OVO
OVO are an Italian noise/experimental duo formed by Stefania Pedretti and Bruno Dorella. Known for minimalist, standing drum setups, corrosive guitar textures, and extreme vocals, they move between doom, sludge, noise and industrial. Releases include Assassine, Cor Cordium, and Abisso (with guests Alan Dubin and Carla Bozulich; production by Giulio Favero).07 Reviews
