With their ’90s Noise rock riffs and primal screams coming from every fibre of their being, IT IT ANITA might seem pretty simplistic. But if you take the time to really listen, you’ll find some subtle nuances and intriguing depth. Besides seething fire, there’s also intense desire, crippling fear, anger and restlessness.

After 10 years of intense touring and four LP’s, their fifth album takes on new risks and challenges, without ever betraying the very essence of what has always been It It Anita. An explosive music experience.

It’s what you get when you mix up a slightly mental art student with a preference for phillip Glass minimalism and geometric patterns, a hyperactive drummer with skills as tight as a pair of hipsterjeans and a bass player who is also studying graphic design and likes to grow a moustache on a rainy day.
It’s what the elderly like to call noise and what the kids call trash. Words so alike that have such a difference in meaning. MAZE adds art to a blend of guitars, pounding drums, shredding vocals and a serious attitude to get to a point that they like to call “lo-fi-no-wave. Which means shit.
We had conversations about their band wich tended to end in completely esotheric discussions about the horizontality of music or with the promise that they would play in my living room for free which I had to prevent because my mom wouldn’t agree with that very much.
I heard people say they are complete shit, and I can call that a difference of stance. I like the way they produce amounts of noise only heard in fairytales. I like the way they throw themselves in the venue everytime they play. And I like the way their graphics match their music like they couldn’t exist seperately.
It’s not that it’s beautifull music or that you can pick up girls on it. But then it would be missing the point, I guess.