Italian music group from Cavriago/Reggio Emilia formed by Max Collini with Enrico Fontanelli and Daniele Carretti. Known for spoken-word delivery over electronic/indie backdrops. Key releases include Socialismo Tascabile (2005) and Bachelite (2008).

Debut album Socialismo Tascabile (Prove tecniche di trasmissione) released in 2005; Bachelite released in 2008. Group frequently references Cavriago/Reggio Emilia, socialism and everyday memories in lyrics; live shows use simple props (Tatranky wafers, penguin, maps) and interaction.

Offlaga Disco Pax combine spoken-word narration with electronic/indie backdrops to tell stories of socialism, memory and everyday life. Debut Socialismo Tascabile (2005) and Bachelite (2008) are repeatedly praised. Live shows are theatrical and prop-filled. The reviews emphasize generational nostalgia and political imagery.

For:Fans of Italian indie, spoken-word narratives, political/nostalgic songwriting and indietronica listeners.

 A concert that felt like a small socialist paradise, the one yesterday (March 31) at the Magazzini Generali in Milan.

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 They really took everything from us. They really took everything.

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 Max Collini, with his black sweater, his manners, the humility with which he sits at the table after the concert to give change for the T-shirt or the EP you buy, recognizing the dialect of one of his towns, with his being at once a singer, writer (perhaps poet, and certainly more than his more famous fellow countrymen) and real estate agent, has been narrating a single story for years, a story that only this evening I am fully realizing.

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