Nosound is an Italian music project led by Giancarlo Erra, known for melancholic, minimal, progressive/post‑rock soundscapes.

Reviews note collaborations and contributions: Tim Bowness appears on A Sense of Loss; a string quartet (the Wooden Quartet, directed by Enrico Razzicchia) is credited on A Sense of Loss. Critics compare Nosound's style to Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, No-Man, David Sylvian, Steven Wilson and Sigur Rós.

DeBaser reviews present Nosound as an Italian project led by Giancarlo Erra creating melancholic, minimal, progressive/post‑rock music. Critics repeatedly compare the sound to Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, No-Man and Sigur Rós. Albums frequently highlighted: Sol29, Lightdark and A Sense of Loss.

For:Fans of progressive rock, post-rock and ambient; listeners who enjoy Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, No-Man, Sigur Rós.

 Like a modern-day Prometheus stealing knowledge from the divine to give it to mankind, so does Nosound steal the soul from Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, Projekt Erde, David Sylvian, and No Man to give us a record that is both formidable and introspective at the same time...

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 Yes, listening to "Lightdark" is returning to the womb.

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 It is an album of absolute depth and touching but difficult to grasp in all its endless facets at first listen, it requires time and certain attention to circulate, it demands a part of us, that small part of the soul we keep protected from the world.

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