Rome-based band known for melancholic, shoegaze- and 80s-wave-influenced rock; critically noted on DeBaser for Undressed Momento (2003), Dopoguerra and Just In Case We'll Never Meet Again.

Members mentioned in DeBaser reviews: Marco Soellner (voice, guitar), Francesco Conte (guitar), Davide Pesola (bass), Paolo (drums). Reviews reference comparisons to Novembre, Opeth, Katatonia, My Bloody Valentine and French shoegaze, and note a release on/association with Prophecy (label mentioned in reviews).

DeBaser reviews present Klimt 1918 as a Rome-based band whose work moves from goth-rock and metal roots toward shoegaze and 80s-wave atmospheres. Key albums repeatedly praised are Undressed Momento, Dopoguerra and Just In Case We'll Never Meet Again. Live reviews highlight strong crowd connection and emotive performances.

For:Fans of shoegaze, post‑rock, goth/atmospheric rock and 80s‑influenced alternative music.

 The Roman band Klimt 1918 has been, for me, a true revelation in the Italian metal scene of the 2000s.

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 Thank you, Klimt 1918.

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 My advice is only one: buy the album blindly because Klimt 1918 has come a long way since "Undressed Momento."

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