Massimo Giuntoli Milan, Italy
Composer and performer, he began his career in the late seventies. Openly inspired by Frank Zappa, Aaron Copland and the "school of Canterbury," Massimo Giuntoli has developed his own musical language characterized by an uninhibited fluctuation between academy and a very heterogeneous range of extremely refined languages. ... more
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The Holy Family
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The Holy Family describe their music as “an auditory Rorschach test,” and the dazzling psych-folk on this LP fully backs up that claim.
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