Many people told me about the Swans group, famous for its long, repetitive melodies and weights. He is represented as a “mythical group.” In fact, 35 years of musical career. Before entering the concert hall, all parties: “Hello! The Swans group acts very quickly (high)! Ask them to keep their ears in the hospital!” That is no small thing! I entered the concert hall quite happily with the hope that the rapid volume of the group would invest my internal organs and fluids.

The group consists of six people. From left to right a slide guitar, pianist, drummer, bassist, guitarist, and amidst all of them, Michael Gira, guitarist and leader of the band. Most members of the group have reached a beautiful age. Almost everyone has a killer in their head. But be careful! Not those who beat! Swans look more like people who are going to be shot on a floor. Professionals. And perfectionists.

The evil people in the group are at the service of the singer. They obey their orders. If you want to kill, ask the battery to destroy the thymbals. Instead, with the desire for a surgical attack, ask the piano to burst its keys. Their way of singing is quite special. Hold the notes for a while, pronounce the words softly. His music gives more strength to his weight and repetitive.

Fast (intensely) sound, repetitive sounds -- we easily enter the semi-hypnotic situation. I thought that without protecting your ears you can't be in the concert hall. The volume is too strong. Singing, the “Swans Army” launches new attacks. And Michael Gira gives more and more orders to other musicians. Most of the time he was angry with them. Humiliating me sometimes (I have lived it like this). It has to be said that the singer is quite strong. In the first song, the photographer who is on the front line, has tried to punch his legs. Kiss violence.

Whenever the concert advances, people enter the atmosphere offered by Swans, each in their world, with the closed eyes of many people in the audience. However, little by little, some listeners drop out of the concert hall. You're wrong, too.

Two hours go by, they sing between 6 and 7 songs (120/6.5=?... ).

I don't leave the concert hall as full or as empty as I would like. Let it be the notes of all and all people who say “Whoa! It was great!”, I don’t want to share my opinion too much; I’m going to start making the mocoso… I feel good in the gut, because in the black lake you don’t see enough. The swan only illuminates when all the feathers are burned.