BARBARO (MA NON TROPPO)

This is what I consider to be really Present's last formal work. A concept worked with due time and care, as in each delivery that Roger Trigaux and his followers saw fit to give to the world. Only 3 songs but they are more than enough to delight us more and more deeply with each new listen. The trademark of the house: darkness, aggressiveness, mystery and many more sensations and motifs that seem to be the perfect soundtrack for the most terrifying artistic film.

Not a single measure of waste, nothing is put in its place without a valid and powerful reason, each element and passage has been surgically designed and darned between the clothes that surround these compositions. A very worthy farewell (as a band that worked for years in this format) is that of these Belgians who have been the soundtrack of several of my most beautiful nightmares for decades.