Roberto Calabrò is an Italian freelance journalist (Repubblica, L'Espresso) and music critic of over twenty years, author of Eighties Colours, a book documenting the neo-sixties revival in Italy during the late 1980s.

Author of Eighties Colours (224 pages). The book traces the 1985-1990 neo-sixties/psychedelic/garage revival in Italy, using interviews, photos, period reviews and fanzine culture. Calabrò is identified in the review as a freelance journalist for Repubblica and L'Espresso and a music critic for over twenty years.

The available review praises Roberto Calabrò's Eighties Colours as a detailed rediscovery of the neo-sixties revival in Italy (1985–1990). The book (224 pages) collects interviews, photos, period reviews and anecdotes to map an often-hidden underground scene. It highlights the role of fanzines, small labels and passionate participants outside commercial media. Recommended for those curious about non-mainstream 1980s Italian rock.

For:Readers interested in 1980s Italian music, underground rock enthusiasts, music historians and fans of psychedelic/beat revivals.

 A reality very different from today, which Eighties Colours allows us to understand, especially for those who weren’t there and might wonder what it meant to feel part of an "underground" community in the Eighties.

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