Green Noise is proud to help bring this new album from ZAC (Italy) to America.

  Spaceage power pop rock 'n roll/ Euro synth pop from Giuda’s mastermind Lorenzo Moretti (guitar, vocals) with Sergio Chiari (guitar), Sterbus (bass), and the father/son team of Tiziano Tarli (synth, piano) and Pablo Tarli (drums), always semi-quirky but never descending into forced silliness, serious enough to pull you in, playful enough to keep it fun, clearly from the heart and designed to grab your attention and get you grinning and out of your seat with a beat to get your toes tapping and hips swaying, sort of somewhere between Euro anthemic pop and the American living-room pop of 1970s...while nothing like the grey-coloured post-punk of the 21st century that clearly comes from the music of the late 1970s/early 1980s, this likely owes a lot to that world that had unfolded 40-50 years ago, from the pop and space-age side of glitter rock to the Euro pop of the early 1970s, from the bubblegum of many different countries to the glammy Canada rock of the 1970s, from Chinnichap to Giorgio Moroder, from Tommy James and David Bowie to the pop rock of the early 1980s...clearly optimistic with a hint of melancholy.  -- winch (green noise records)