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    Posted: July 21 2008 at 06:01
Thanks Andrea....sometimes its very hard to determine for English, appreciate your eye on it.  Will get them heard.  
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Mmmmmm,  me likes......please someone advise when they have an official release...
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you are the man Andrea..Clap
The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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Instrumental post/math/rock from Forlė (Italy)...

 

http://www.myspace.com/venicescenario

 

"Molding the likes of math rock, post-rock, and just plain old-fashioned raaaawk into their own vision, Venezia is the latest developing act out of Forli, Italy (also home to Neil on Impression).
Not unlike west coast pioneers You.May.Die.in.the.Desert, Venezia surges ahead with unforeseen amounts of energy and vitality.
"Parte Uno" comes from one of the band's early demos, but already the complexity of the track is hard to ignore.
Masterful fretting and pinpoint drumming easily crawl through a variety of tempo changes en route to collecting as much amplitude as possible.
It's loud, and sounds very raw and/or grimey, but it works, showcasing the band's unorthodox instrumental approach."

Jordan Volz from "The Silent Ballet"
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