The Bastard Sons Of Dioniso
The Bastard Sons of Dioniso formed in Turin in the late 1990s, with singer and guitarist Federico Truzzi and bassist Davide Sciusco. Their debut album...
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The Bastard Sons of Dioniso formed in Turin in the late 1990s, with singer and guitarist Federico Truzzi and bassist Davide Sciusco. Their debut album 'L'ultimo bicchiere' came out in 2001, and the track 'Io Non Compro Più Speranza' became something of an anthem for listeners who connected with its direct, disillusioned tone.
Their music pulls from hard rock and alternative influences, with songs like 'Veleno' and 'Avvoltoi' showing their heavier side. The band's lineup has stayed fairly consistent, with Truzzi and Sciusco joined by drummer Michele Viccaro. They've put out several albums since that first one, including 'Invisibili' in 2003 and 'Siamo guerrieri' in 2017.
Their lyrics often deal with social and political themes, which has drawn both strong support and criticism over time. They've worked with other Italian musicians like Alex Britti and Elisa on occasion, but the core trio has remained the driving force behind their sound.
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