Campo di Marte

The Profile

Italian progressive rock band active in the early 1970s, known for a self-titled album structured in movements that blend hard-rock energy with organ and flute textures.

Members cited in the review: Enrico La Rosa (guitar), Mauro Sarti, Carlo Marcovecchio, Richard Ursillo, Alfredo Barducci. The self-titled album is structured in eight movements with hard rock, organ, flute, and folk touches; the review notes the band disbanded after this work.

One review explores Campo di Marte’s self-titled album: eight movements blending hard-rock drive, organ power, and pastoral flute. It highlights the band’s members and compares their style to classic Italian prog peers. “Terzo Tempo” is praised as a standout. The review notes the group disbanded after this release.