Dark Quarterer

Dark Quarterer are an Italian epic/progressive metal trio formed in Piombino in 1974. Early core members cited in reviews include Gianni Nepi (vocals, bass), Fulberto Serena (guitar) and Paolo Ninci (drums). The band is noted for long, compositionally ambitious songs, a vintage/raw sound on early releases and continued activity through multiple lineup changes and albums.

Formed in Piombino (province of Livorno) in 1974. Debut album self-titled released in 1987 (self-produced). Lineup referenced in reviews: Gianni Nepi (vocals/bass), Fulberto Serena (guitar), Paolo Ninci (drums); later guitarists mentioned include Sandro Tersetti and Francesco Sozzi; Francesco Longhi appears on keyboards on later releases. The Metal Legion reissue of The Etruscan Prophecy includes a bonus track "Queen Of The Sewer." Critics have labeled them among the founders of an Italian 'epic-progressive' approach to metal.

DeBaser reviews present Dark Quarterer as a long-running Tuscan epic/progressive metal band formed in Piombino in 1974. Critics praise their atmospheric, compositionally ambitious albums (notably the self-titled debut, The Etruscan Prophecy and Symbols). Reviews note lineup changes, vintage production on early releases, and a consistent epic sensibility across decades.

For:Fans of epic/progressive metal, collectors of Italian metal, listeners who enjoy long, narrative songs and vintage-sounding recordings.