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The setlist will primarily feature tracks from the new album, a work that tackles themes of alienation, inner demons, impossible relationships, and overwhelming passion with a provocative tone
The audience can expect a dynamic journey through the record's ten tracks, which fuse 70s influences and 00s alt-rock into a distinctive contemporary sound . The live renditions are known to be intense and exploratory, often transforming familiar songs into nearly unrecognizable new versions
The project has been honed through a long series of concerts and has already shared the stage with major acts like Franz Ferdinand, proving their capability to captivate an audience
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TOTAL REVERENDS Biography
A solid rock band with the mission to spread RnR where there is more need. A sound that has roots in classic rock, with a dose of contemporary gospel and a groove with a touch of stoner. In October 2025 the first LP TOTAL REVERENDS will be released. 5 singles on the platforms to date.
Rock Translator: "This is a powerful and emotionally rich track that immediately grabs attention. The vocals are sincere and strong, conveying the full range of emotions, from love to pain, which is perfectly reflected in the lyrics. The melody, with its deep chords and dynamic rhythm, creates an intense atmosphere that captures you from the start."
Stereo Stickman
"Really cool guitar sound and the whole rock set-up is brilliantly satisfying. The concept is also memorable, and the doubled vocal moments hit with great impact."
Wax Vinyl Records: ""Love & Pain channels the gritty, modern blues-rock sound of bands like The Black Keys, The White Stripes, and Queens of the Stone Age. The track kicks off with a blues-infused guitar riff, soon mirrored by a powerful rhythm section that gives it momentum. As the song progresses, it gains intensity, leading to a climactic finale that showcases the band’s dynamic energy."
Trasimeno Blues review: "... The band, without a doubt, already with the first notes, burst into this enchantment, with their fiery blues of rock'n'roll, catapulting anyone absorbed in Baudelaire moods, into an energetic vortex: a cold shower of notes falls upon you and, While it traumatizes you, it puts you back into the world, regenerated and vital. On stage, two priests, with sunglasses, impeccable in their robes talar, very serious to the point of seeming true, arousing the audience’s laughter, they overwhelm with sounds and accelerated, that an eminent technical level produces. The contrast between their fierce blues and their peaceful composure is the first convention that crumbles. In fact, the staging goes beyond the banal desecration or the denunciation of contradictions that often accompany humanity, especially in institutional areas; it is rather an invitation to go out of the customary patterns and play with keys of reading others, with irony, shuffling the cards. They present themselves as players and discover incredible musicians: they surprise for the musical quality, leaving in the background the demential dimension of the Total Reverends and completely changing the songs for the occasion, in constant creative exploration, where the audience feels pulled on one side by the extravagance of the ascetic staging and on the other "by a music far from ironic". In fact, the guitar of Forni shrieks, screams, energizes and imposes its character in opposition to the peaceful dimension that the collective imagination combines with the ecclesial world. The battery of Monterisi, exceeds the time in race, with infallible precision..."
Read MoreRock Translator: "This is a powerful and emotionally rich track that immediately grabs attention. The vocals are sincere and strong, conveying the full range of emotions, from love to pain, which is perfectly reflected in the lyrics. The melody, with its deep chords and dynamic rhythm, creates an intense atmosphere that captures you from the start."
Stereo Stickman
"Really cool guitar sound and the whole rock set-up is brilliantly satisfying. The concept is also memorable, and the doubled vocal moments hit with great impact."
Wax Vinyl Records: ""Love & Pain channels the gritty, modern blues-rock sound of bands like The Black Keys, The White Stripes, and Queens of the Stone Age. The track kicks off with a blues-infused guitar riff, soon mirrored by a powerful rhythm section that gives it momentum. As the song progresses, it gains intensity, leading to a climactic finale that showcases the band’s dynamic energy."
Trasimeno Blues review: "... The band, without a doubt, already with the first notes, burst into this enchantment, with their fiery blues of rock'n'roll, catapulting anyone absorbed in Baudelaire moods, into an energetic vortex: a cold shower of notes falls upon you and, While it traumatizes you, it puts you back into the world, regenerated and vital. On stage, two priests, with sunglasses, impeccable in their robes talar, very serious to the point of seeming true, arousing the audience’s laughter, they overwhelm with sounds and accelerated, that an eminent technical level produces. The contrast between their fierce blues and their peaceful composure is the first convention that crumbles. In fact, the staging goes beyond the banal desecration or the denunciation of contradictions that often accompany humanity, especially in institutional areas; it is rather an invitation to go out of the customary patterns and play with keys of reading others, with irony, shuffling the cards. They present themselves as players and discover incredible musicians: they surprise for the musical quality, leaving in the background the demential dimension of the Total Reverends and completely changing the songs for the occasion, in constant creative exploration, where the audience feels pulled on one side by the extravagance of the ascetic staging and on the other "by a music far from ironic". In fact, the guitar of Forni shrieks, screams, energizes and imposes its character in opposition to the peaceful dimension that the collective imagination combines with the ecclesial world. The battery of Monterisi, exceeds the time in race, with infallible precision..."
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