Magazzini Della Comunicazione

Magazzini Della Comunicazione formed in Vicenza, Italy in 1987, started by Giulio Favero and Pierpaolo Capovilla. Their name translates to 'Warehouses of Communication,' which hints at their interest in how language and expression work. They made music that mixed industrial noise with post-punk, avoiding straightforward categories. Early on, they had Stefano Pavan on guitar, and later Massimo Zamboni played bass while Andrea Marutti handled drums.

Their first album, 'Il Peso Delle Mie Parole,' came out in 1990 and set a tone with its raw, experimental sound. Other songs like 'Non Mi Pento' and 'Sexy Chimere' show their blend of harsh textures and poetic, sometimes cryptic lyrics. They kept releasing records through the 1990s and early 2000s, including 'Alarms Sotto La Pelle' in 1994 and 'Mad' in 2004.

Live shows were known for being intense and emotionally charged, which sometimes led to friction. But they stuck to their approach, exploring themes like social alienation and the weight of modern communication without softening their style. Their work drew attention in Italy's underground scene and influenced other artists interested in pushing boundaries.