Suinage
Shaking Hands

Orphaned of the healthy and robust rock-atmospheres à la Buffalo Tom let's say “Let Me Come Over”-era?

•  If NO: exit from the DePage.

•  If MAYBE: we entrust you with the impeccable freedom of conscience.

•  If YES: enjoy these Suinage!

They are three and "Shaking Hands" represents the recent debut in full length after the 6-piece EP from a few seasons ago.

12 indie-rock/power-pop (did someone say Replacements?) tracks with a structure as simple as effective: an often determined, resolute, and quite imaginative instrumental approach combined with a good predisposition for not obvious vocal lines are the coordinates on which the entire work is developed.

Clearly: they don't invent anything new; in fact, some might see in it a kind of tedious rock-revival of the good old days, but, and this as far as I am concerned represents a note not at all negligible, they can be listened to with moderate and repeatable pleasure.

I almost forgot, the three youngsters in question are Italian: precisely from Cantù. UH!