Progressor review:
What arrested my attention first of all is that according to the CD booklet and its press kit alike, such an important if not necessary instrument as bass isn't part of the band's equipment, and there is the unexplainable absence of violoncello, guitar synthesizer and bass pedals. The saxophone is alto, and the other wind instrument isn't a bass clarinet (sorry for the awkward phrase). Yet, in spite of all this, the bass-like solos are clearly heard on each of the eight tracks, at least in places. In any case, the sound is firmly dense everywhere it has to be dense. Of course, I'm implying all intensive arrangements, and Addensantesi is the only track here that is moderately calm in its entirety.

Odessa biography
Formed in 1998 by Lorenzo GIOVAGNOLI (vocals and keyboards), ODESSA was completed with three of prog's finest musicians on guitar, bass, and drums. The band presents original compositions as well as covers. The music is deeply rooted in the history of Italian progressive rock. Of particular interest is Lorenzo's voice singing in Italian with a strong voice, very similar to the great Demetrio STRATOS, the late singer for AREA.