Moby Dick

The Profile

Moby Dick were a Neapolitan hard rock band formed by Toni, Enzo, Adriano, and Sandro. After early Italian-language songs, they switched to English and recorded seven tracks at London’s Olympic Studios in 1973, then disbanded. Their recordings were first issued in 2001 by Akarma and later reissued by Guerssen.

Italian hard rock band from Naples, active 1968–1973; recorded seven tracks at Olympic Studios in London in 1973; material first released in 2001 by Akarma and reissued by Guerssen.

Neapolitan hard rock outfit Moby Dick formed in the late 1960s, channelling Led Zeppelin with Italian and then English-language tracks. In 1973 they recorded seven songs at London’s Olympic Studios and disbanded shortly after. Those sessions, plus earlier Italian cuts, surfaced in 2001 via Akarma and have been reissued by Guerssen. Expect sharp guitar solos, hard-blues grit, and flashes of psychedelia.