Il Rumore Bianco Verona, Italy
Il Rumore Bianco è un progetto che nasce nell'estate del 2012 e si concretizza sul finire dello stesso anno per volontà di Thomas, Michele e Alessandro, che sono alla ricerca di sonorità più complesse ed elaborate. Per fare questo reclutano Federico, Eddy ed Umberto. I riferimenti sono precisi e si radicano nel rock progressivo anni 70, ma sono presenti influenze jazz, elettroniche, ambient. ... more
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