In 1991, the indie band Uzeda sent a demo to Steve Albini. The recently deceased Chicago record producer, a legend of the American alternative scene and former leader of some of the most radical bands in rock history, answers the call and flies to Catania to record the album Waters with Uzeda. It is the beginning of the turning point for Uzeda, who record for the BBC and are called to play all over the world. But, at the end of each tour, they always return to their home, in Catania. The story of a rise that, at its core, delves into the everyday of a musical phenomenon and the specific geographical context that generated it.
