With a large deployment of energy, melody, electronics and speakers here get on track the dynamic Dance With The Bear. Directly from the province of Ferrara (Italy), from the sunny beaches of the Adriatic, the quintet led by the blonde Giada Simone and wiry Guberti Michele plays the card of the dancefloor. The result? Unable to resist, or even to restrain, in the face of aggressive bursts of rhythmic exuberance in decibels from full stereo speakers, thanks to the work on the synthesizer and beat machine of Tommy Marchesini. If even the single A Reason (repeated as well as a bonus track in a remix funkstep edited by Omar DgtlMonkey Tigrini) summarizes a fair copy of the lucky mix of rock and club culture obsessive behind the project, with the tracks "We Don't Believe" and "I Love You Bears" they just push up and pressing hand on vibration increasing if possible the hype and the thickness of the sound, more and more round, more and more powerful. We rockin and dancing from the first to the last note while listening this album "I Love You Bears", so we continue to enjoy the smoothie made of acid synths and programming electronic conveyed on the rails punk funk song "Like An Animal". And while the Prodigy play at the Sex Pistols with Shampoo (I Want To Kill You) seem to see before our eyes the wave sound that moves at the pace relentless mechanical of the song Go Back! Then we proceed in steps shipped with a (un)voluntary tribute rock to Bomfunk MC's with the song "Future", pulsating electronic house song, waiting to to the new wave of synthetic son "Human Mind", a little "Blondie", a little "pop". Who made them popular live provides a compelling and exuberant performance by DWTB, made up of healthy adrenaline and sweat, gripping and f**kin rock! Really, when You're dancing with the Bears, you cannot decide when to stop. F**kin amazing!