ProductDetails
- 01. La Colpa E Solo Tua
02. Non Avrai Altro Dio
03. Sei La Tua Prigione
04. Societa
05. Non Piegarti
06. Propaganda
07. Nato Colpevole
08. Non Spegnerti
09. Servo Del Potere
10. Il Tuo Futuro
GOLPE
La Colpa E Solo Tua
[engl] Tadzio Pederzolli from KOMPLOTT and SEMPRE PEGGIO managed to keep expectations high and deliver an amazingly fresh D-beat-infused hardcore record. It’s great to see punk bands that use their political views as weapons against ignorance and prejudice, as not many bands these days talk openly about their beliefs. Just head on over to his Bandcamp and grab a shirt, with proceeds going to Brigate Volontarie. Everything about this record screams activism and solidarity. This is what punk is supposed to be.- Format
- LP lim
- Release-Datum
- 01.06.2021
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