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Tardigrade, an ambitious symphonic colossus that, from the very first note, imitates the "voice of a friend" common to all lovers of progressive culture, lost in the "Banksian" landscapes of "Wind and Wuthering" and incessantly evoked by an endless array of epigones, never truly capable of exploring that enchanted environment without losing their bearings and ending up on already trodden paths or facing insurmountable obstacles. Discover the review
Tardigrade, an ambitious symphonic colossus that, from the very first note, imitates the "voice of a friend" common to all lovers of progressive culture, lost in the "Banksian" landscapes of "Wind and Wuthering" and incessantly evoked by an endless array of epigones, never truly capable of exploring that enchanted environment without losing their bearings and ending up on already trodden paths or facing insurmountable obstacles.
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