Alphataurus

Italian progressive rock band from Milan, best known for their self-titled early-1970s debut album.

Members named in the review: Michele Bavaro (vocals), Pietro Pellegrini (keyboards, vibraphone, synthesizer; also sings on "La mente vola"), Giorgio Santandrea (drums), Guido Wassermann (guitar), Alfonso Oliva (drums). The debut album contains five tracks highlighted in the review: "Peccato d'orgoglio", "Dopo l'uragano", "Croma" (instrumental), "La mente vola" and "Ombra Muta". The review notes keyboard-driven passages, a 12:23 opener, recurring lyrical themes of renewal and faith, and a notable cover image depicting a dove dropping bombs while holding an olive branch.

A positive review of Milanese prog band Alphataurus focuses on their self-titled debut album. The record contains five tracks, with standout pieces "Peccato d'orgoglio" and "La mente vola." The review highlights musicianship (notably Pietro Pellegrini on keyboards) and cohesive lyrical themes of renewal and faith.

For:Fans of 1970s Italian progressive rock and collectors of obscure prog albums