T W I C T T O R
T W I C T T O R formed in the late 1990s with a lineup that included Alessandro Lora on vocals and guitar, Marco Di Gregori on guitar and vocals, Carlo...
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T W I C T T O R formed in the late 1990s with a lineup that included Alessandro Lora on vocals and guitar, Marco Di Gregori on guitar and vocals, Carlo Cavazzuti on bass, and Alessandro Argento on drums. Their debut album 'Sotto La Neve' came out in 2001, and its lead single 'Choro Sempre' became a hit in Italy.
Some critics found their early music abrasive, but they built a following through touring. Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for exploring themes like violence and addiction, but they kept writing what they wanted to write.
Over time, their sound incorporated elements of alternative rock and electronic music alongside the heavy metal and punk of their earlier work.
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