Sarah Schuster

REVIEWS
“Possibilities is a neat little number that will end up becoming a cult album” Lino Brunetti - BUSCADERO
“The band's maturity is striking: their second album displays the authoritativeness of veteran musicians”. Bizarre - BLOW UP
“Possibilities is one of those albums you have no doubt buying, you listen to nonstop, and you love with no reserve”. Angela Maiello - ROCKIT
“No bass and no fear” Barbara Santi - RUMORE
“like fire under ash, it’s bound to come out more and more” Simone Bardazzi - ROCKERILLA
“How would Polly Jean Harvey sound with a spritz aperitif in her hand? She would sound like the Schusters”. Riccardo Marra - ustation.it
“How difficult can it be to repeat the success of a great debut album, especially when you change formation? Well, without asking themselves too many questions, the Schusters have hit the bull’eye again” Jacopo Ravagnan - sherwood.it
“Possibilities is as rough as a more contentious, less hieratic Anna Calvi, like a tomboy under the influence of the “hardest” rock from the 50s on.” Paolo D'Alessandro - lisolachenoncera.it
“The sound of “Possibilities” reminds us of a number of other artists, but it's absolutely unique in its non-genre” Fabiana Giovanetti - youthless fanzine
"Possibilities is melancholic blues and hard rock, neurotic post punk and a sunny country track of one minute or more. This Italian trio goes from folk blues to some ballads, which resemble Nick Cave and PJ Harvey at the same time" Electramorrison
“Given the makings, I’m dying to see them play live” Lucy Van Pelt - breakfastjumpers.blogspot.com
“Sarah Schuster's second album confirms their talent and, while marking the change from a quartet to a trio, involves guest stars like Giovanni Ferrario, Andrea Rovacchi, and Gi Gasparin. Bassless by choice, the band from Vicenza has released nine tracks that are suspended between crepuscular blues, folk, and 90's-style indie rock. The guitars of the two sisters Daniela and Eleonora Dal Zotto – the former being a very versatile and expressive singer – brilliantly balance roughness and melody supported by Matteo Mosele's creative drums. Good tracks and a nice mood with a velvety tension, which, in a couple of tracks - Erasmus, Delusional – bursts out with a great impetus”. Federico Guglielmi - IL MUCCHIO
http://www.sarahschuster.it/english.html - AAVV

http://www.rockit.it/pub/r.php?x=00007263 - ROCK IT

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http://www.ilcibicida.com/talentscout.htm - Cibicida

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http://www.sarahschuster.it/press.html - vari

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