Finisterre is an Italian progressive-rock group led by Fabio Zuffanti. Reviews describe a band that blends 1970s prog influences with jazz, electronic, post-rock and ambient elements. Notable albums include In Limine, In ogni luogo and La meccanica naturale. According to reviews, the group disbanded after La meccanica naturale (2004) following the departure of Stefano Marelli.

La meccanica naturale (2004) was produced/curated by Franz Di Cioccio. Members mentioned in reviews include Fabio Zuffanti, Stefano Marelli, Boris Valle, Agostino Macor and others. After the band's split, some members formed the group Rohmer (mentioned as forming in 2008 in reviews). The band is described in reviews as Genoese/Italian.

Finisterre is an Italian progressive-rock group praised for blending 1970s prog with jazz, electronic and post-rock elements. Key albums reviewed here are In Limine, In ogni luogo and La meccanica naturale. Reviews highlight strong instrumental work (notably Stefano Marelli's guitar and Fabio Zuffanti's compositions) and the band's genre-mixing approach.

For:Listeners of progressive rock, Italian prog fans, readers interested in jazz-rock and post-rock crossovers

 If with "In ogni luogo" the Finisterre had approached a very personal and sophisticated sound, among progressive atmospheres intertwined with instrumental parts typical of a certain post-rock and immersed in jazz nuances, it is with this latest release that the group definitively achieves the fusion between classic progressive and modern rock already initiated in the previous work and which here finds its definitive formulation.

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 An album recommended, therefore, to lovers of the genre and beyond, an album that does not claim innovation or pseudo-intellectualism but presents a group that challenges itself by changing its way of playing and composing without giving up the complexity typical of progressive musicians, a fluid work that is pleasantly listenable throughout its duration.

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 Finisterre is an Italian band formed in the early '90s, noteworthy for managing to revive progressive rock, a genre considered "dead".

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