Indaco

Musical Group

Italian progressive/folk/world music group active from the early 1990s; noted in reviews for the album Vento del deserto and subsequent releases including Amorgós, Spezie and Terra Maris.

Lineup and guest credits mentioned in review include Rodolfo Maltese and Mario Pio Mancini as founding figures; guests cited include Mauro Pagani, Francesco Di Giacomo and Enzo Gragnaniello. Early records (including Vento del deserto) were published by il manifesto and are noted as rare/out of catalog.

DeBaser hosts a positive, detailed review of Indaco's album Vento del deserto, praising its ethnic instrumentation and skilled guests. The review highlights the band's blend of progressive rock, folk and world music elements and singles out key tracks. Discography notes in the review list releases from 1992 to 2002 and several prominent guest musicians.

For:Fans of Italian progressive rock, folk/world fusion, and listeners who appreciate ethnic instrumentation and guest-collaboration albums.

Indaco actually formed in the early '90s from the meeting between Rodolfo Maltese (guitarist of Banco del Mutuo Soccorso) and Mario Pio Mancini (bouzouki, violin) with the purpose of realizing a simple and spontaneous combination of great musicians, united by the singular noble intention of offering emotions and having fun making good music.
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