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Rec / All
Rec/All formed in Italy with Alessandro Corona on vocals and guitar, Francesco Squillacciotti on bass, and Andrea Martongelli on drums. Their debut album...
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Rec/All formed in Italy with Alessandro Corona on vocals and guitar, Francesco Squillacciotti on bass, and Andrea Martongelli on drums. Their debut album 'Devouring the Void' came out in 2004, followed by 'The Exquisite Agony' in 2008 and 'Ode to Iago' in 2012.
Their music pulls from metal, noise, and industrial sounds. The song 'Ihate' became one of their better-known tracks, with lyrics that often dealt with anger and alienation.
Some listeners found their stage presence and lyrics confrontational, though the band denied accusations about their content. They developed a following among people who responded to their aggressive, sometimes experimental sound.
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