Italian progressive rock group from Genoa, noted for the 1971 Concerto Grosso (with Luis Enriquez Bacalov) and for genre-crossing albums that range from symphonic prog to hard rock and disco-pop. Their career includes celebrated peaks and contested experiments alongside frequent lineup changes.

Collaborated with composer Luis Enriquez Bacalov on Concerto Grosso; acclaimed for fusing classical and rock elements; experienced many lineup changes and legal disputes over the band name.

New Trolls are an Italian progressive rock group praised for their 1971 Concerto Grosso collaboration with Luis Enriquez Bacalov. Reviews on DeBaser highlight landmark albums (Concerto Grosso, Searching For A Land, Senza Orario Senza Bandiera) and note bold stylistic shifts including hard rock, jazz-rock and disco-pop. Critical consensus: peaks of genius mixed with some uneven experiments and many lineup changes.

For:Fans of Italian progressive rock, collectors, and listeners interested in classical-rock fusion.

 "Traveling, wish I knew where I was going every place now looks the same nothing new seems to come my way. All my life I\'ve been searching for something but so far are lonely roads and bad luck has been my friend".

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 “To die, to sleep, maybe to dream… ”

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 A million copies sold and a forceful entry into the history of Italian music, as an episode in tune with the latest trends in progressive rock of the time, yet somehow unique and unrepeatable (and the Trolls themselves would realize this years later when trying to follow up on this work).

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 Not having this album in your discography is truly a musical shame.

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