Quocumque Jeceris Stabit

Uzeda, a national gem in Italy's underground rock scene and one of the world's longest - running punk bands, is back with their first new album in 13 years. The album, Quocumque jeceris stabit, takes its name from an inspiring phrase meaning 'Wherever you throw it, it will stand', symbolizing Uzeda's resilience. Since their 2006 album Stella on Touch and Go Records, much has changed around the band. Recorded by Steve Albini as always, this album sees Uzeda continue their musical journey, with new creative paths forged by time. Vocalist Giovanna Cacciola's unique rasp cuts through Agostino Tilotta's guitar, while the rhythm section of Raffaele Gulisano and Davide Oliveri provides a solid base. Now, there's a new melodic tension that truly defines Uzeda.

To enjoy Uzeda's new album Quocumque Jeceris Stabit, simply play it on your favorite music - playing device like a CD player, music app on your phone, or a streaming service. Listen closely to the unique vocals and the interplay between the instruments. There aren't many specific precautions, but make sure your listening environment is comfortable so you can fully immerse in the music. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy of the album, keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent damage to the CD or vinyl. For digital copies, ensure your device has enough storage and is updated to avoid any playback issues.