Virus Incorporation
Virus Incorporation formed in Milan in 1981, started by Kim Larsen and Carlo Marchetto. They brought in Enzo Miceli and Daniele Sortino to round out the...
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Virus Incorporation formed in Milan in 1981, started by Kim Larsen and Carlo Marchetto. They brought in Enzo Miceli and Daniele Sortino to round out the lineup, all of them handling keyboards along with their main instruments. Their sound leaned into electronic textures and melancholic synths from the beginning.
In 1983, they released 'Heaven Is A Place On Earth' as a single. The song's atmospheric melody and layered keyboards connected with listeners in a way their earlier work hadn't. It became their breakthrough, reaching charts in several countries.
They put out a few albums in quick succession after that, including 'Huxley Made Me Dance' in 1983 and 'The Virus of Love' the following year. Their approach stayed rooted in synth-driven arrangements, sometimes drawing criticism for being too introspective compared to the brighter pop of the era.
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