Alix's energetic, estrogenic post-grunge stoner rock is smooth and refreshing, and will go down a storm with anyone fiending for some from-the-gut performances with lead-heavy grooves and soulful singing. Just the right mix of head-down rock and roll and smoke-choked hypnotics, making for some irresistible bliss, Italian-style. The biggest surprise comes from vocalist Alice Albertazzi � sort of a mix between PJ Harvey and Eleven/Desert Sessions siren Natasha Shneider. She brings an earthy, primal yowl to these catchy fuzz rock jams.

Stylistically, they seem to hesitate a bit between straightforward stoner rock and heavy psych, with a dose of alt rock thrown in for good measure. Propelled by a hard-hitting rhythm section, Pippo De Palma�s sonic sheets and the striking voice of siren Alice Albertazzi, who moans, whispers, and sings her way with conviction throughout the album.

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