Italian instrumental collective formed in Milan (2007), known for cinematic, 1970s-inspired crime-soundtrack aesthetics blended with funk, prog and jazz influences.

Members mentioned in DeBaser reviews include Enrico Gabrielli, Massimo Martellotta, Luca Cavina and Enrico Rondanini. Producer Tommaso Colliva is credited on the debut; Roberto Dell'Era is thanked in a DeBaser review.

DeBaser reviews present Calibro 35 as a Milanese collective reviving 1970s Italian crime-soundtrack aesthetics with funk, prog and cinematic arrangements. Reviews praise musicianship and concept while sometimes noting repetitiveness. Live reports capture energetic, film-noir atmospheres.

For:Fans of cinematic instrumental music, 1970s Italian soundtracks, funk, prog and soundtrack collectors

 Italians do it better: part 1

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 In front of a devout audience, in the humid air of Barona, Calibro 35 revives the spirit of that Milan that "trembles and wants justice," the "Violent" Milan, "Caliber 9" and "Scorching" that about forty years ago filled the cinemas of the peninsula.

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