Biography
Post-Punk/New Wave/Alternative Rock band from Mestre (Venice, Italy).
Formation:
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Alex: stories
D-Andy: strato-things
Rockjito: jazz-master
The Gaze: bass bomber
Virgin: clock-beat
Lucien: organizer
The same members of the band have used the term of ‘pyscho-pop’ to describe their style. They were able to mix psychedelic effects with a mature post-punk. Clear the influence of the 60’s beat rock and of the contemporary neo-psychedelic movement, very strong at end of the 80’s. The final sound is a sort of interesting dark-psychedelia.
At the end of their short career, in 1990, they will be choosen to play a song (‘Warsaw’) in the italian cult tribute compilation ‘Something about Joy Division’, sort of collection that closes the first italian post-punk age.
Discography :
1987 - ‘Primitive Works’ (Vinyl, Arty Crafty Records, Toast Records distribution)
Tracklist: A1 The Wire Blaze; A2 Twist Me (If You Can); A3 Remembering Indian Summer Days; B1 The Breath In The Water; B2 Day By Day; B3 Carousel
1987 - ‘Vinile N.0’ (in this compilation produced by Stampa Alternativa with the song ‘Rage and Joy’)
1988 - ‘1° Rassegna Musicale - Realtà e Nuove Tendenze Emergenti’ (LP, in this compilation, produced by City Record, with the song ‘The Wire Blaze’)
1989 - ‘La Chiesa soundtrack’ (in this Soundtrack of the horror movie ‘La Chiesa’ by Dario Argento with the song ‘The Wire Blaze’)
1990 - ‘Children of a Lesser Pop’ (LP, Ricordi International)
Tracklist: A1 Standing On the Edge; A2 Liverpool; A3 A Brother of Mine; A4 Get Your Gun; B1 Locomotion; B2 Cat-Woman; B3 Don’t Drink Tonite; B4 Do It Like a Bomber; B5 Rage and Joy
1990 - ‘Something About Joy Division’ (in the compilation of the Vox Pop with the song ‘Warsaw’, Joy Division cover)
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