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A cover that could, to use a euphemism, be described as homemade introduces us with its bare simplicity to one of the most complex and experimental works of the Italian Metal scene of the '80s, a piece borne from the insane mind of Robert Measles (in the secular world known as Roberto Morbioli), singer, bassist, keyboardist, leader, and founder of the Verona band Black Hole, one of the most original and at the same time least known. Discover the review
A cover that could, to use a euphemism, be described as homemade introduces us with its bare simplicity to one of the most complex and experimental works of the Italian Metal scene of the '80s, a piece borne from the insane mind of Robert Measles (in the secular world known as Roberto Morbioli), singer, bassist, keyboardist, leader, and founder of the Verona band Black Hole, one of the most original and at the same time least known.
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