These young musicians are increasingly dedicated, and this is the second time they've collaborated with esteemed guests. Although it's just an EP, it's still worth mentioning.

This brief EP, lasting around ten minutes, showcases a band that's constantly evolving. Those who have known and followed them (including the author of this piece) since L'Orizzonte Degli Eventi are well aware that Solaris is changing. Their songwriting remains consistent, and that's what we love about them - their distinct, bitter nature that strongly emanates from their work. This time, they are supported by four significant figures: Bruno Dorella (Bachi Da Pietra), Xabier Iriondo (Afterhours), Christian Biscaro (Marnero), and Michele Alessandri (Sandri). Solaris on their own is already a force to be reckoned with, but with this lineup, the result is simply complete. With two perfectly balanced and powerful tracks, this EP conveys the full range of emotions in the lyrics, particularly in "Preda," which could be considered the refined diamond of this duo. "Germanio" is also a strong track, but "Preda" is on another level.

In conclusion, Abbiamo Una Legge E Per Questa Legge Deve Morire is an essential chapter in Romagna's underground music scene, one that is unexpected. Solaris started one way and is proceeding in another; each release is like a transformation, a metamorphosis. They have gone through the stages of an egg, larva, pupa, and chrysalis, and they are gradually approaching the magnificence of Attacus Atlas.