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The Zen Circus
The Zen Circus formed in Pisa in 1994, originally calling themselves The Zen. The trio includes Andrea Appino on vocals and guitar, Massimiliano Schiavelli on...
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The Zen Circus formed in Pisa in 1994, originally calling themselves The Zen. The trio includes Andrea Appino on vocals and guitar, Massimiliano Schiavelli on bass, and Karim Qqru on drums. Their first album, "Andate Tutti Affanculo," came out in 1998, but it was 2002's "Visitatori" that really defined their sound.
Songs like "L'anima non conta" and "Come Se Provassi Amore" show their tendency toward direct, sometimes confrontational lyrics about society's problems. They've kept releasing albums fairly regularly, including "Villa Inferno" in 2006 and "L'Anima Non Conta" in 2020.
The band's sound pulls from punk, rock, and ska, but they've also worked in folk and reggae elements at times. They don't stick to one style, which has let them cover a range of topics without getting pinned down to a single musical approach.
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