Paolo Benvegnù declares: "C.F.F. e il Nomade Venerabile are for me one of the best groups in Italy" (interview with Barisera on 29 July 2009). "Lucidinervi" is also reviewed on the pages of Il Mucchio Selvaggio (September 2009) and supported by a tour divided between festivals and music clubs. The song "Amore" ranks among the top ten places in the Indie Music Like chart (over 150 media and new media from all over Italy vote for their favorite independent Italian music tracks) curated by M.E.I.. Important collaborations are also born in this period: the singer of C.F.F. e il Nomade Venerabile Anna Maria Stasi is a guest of Yo Yo Mundi at the teatro Ariston for the "Luigi Tenco Prize" in November 2009. In the summer of 2011 they are rewarded by the artistic direction of the Valle Ofanto Festival in Margherita di Savoia with the Special Prize Matteo Salvatore, in collaboration with Club Tenco. "Attraverso" is their fourth album (2013, self-production), which contains 13 post rock shoegaze songs and it is selected among the "top" albums by Rockit. In the same year the C.F.F. e il Nomade Venerabile bass-player Vanni La Guardia conceived the Rockerella project which then became the documentary "Rockerella, history of music by Gioia del Colle since the 1950s to the present day", available on YouTube. In 2014 they release with the abbreviated name C.F.F. the electro-acoustic EP "Al cuore" (Maxsound Records), followed by a tour of about thirty dates and reviewed by Classic Rock Lifestyle - Italia. The single taken from the EP is "Il mio inverno", the videoclip is made by the director Enzo Piglionica. They are selected for the Musicultura auditions in Macerata, they are national finalists of the De Andrè Prize in Rome and win the Pierangelo Bertoli Prize at the Teatro Carani in Sassuolo. The jury is made up of Massimo Cotto (Virgin Radio), Giancarlo Governi (RAI), Andrea Scanzi (Il Fatto Quotidiano). In 2015 they release the album "Canti notturni" (Maxsound Records / Audioglobe), supported by a crowdfunding campaign on Musicraiser, produced by Max Carola (chief engineer in Capri Digital Studios, working with Aerosmith, INXS, Roxette, Banco del Mutuo Soccorso...) and featuring Roberto Angelini, the son of Vittorio Camardese's partner.