Scisma

Scisma were an Italian indie/alternative rock band led artistically by Paolo Benvegnù with Sara Mazo as lead vocalist; they released Rosemary Plexiglas (1997) and Armstrong, and disbanded around 2000.

Rosemary Plexiglas (1997) was produced by Manuel Agnelli. The band featured contrasting vocals (Paolo Benvegnù and Sara Mazo) and an approximately equal number of men and women. After Scisma's dissolution, Paolo Benvegnù worked as a producer and pursued a solo career; Sara Mazo later left the music scene. The group released an EP (Vive le Roi) and two main albums.

Scisma are an Italian indie/alternative rock band praised for Rosemary Plexiglas (1997) and Armstrong. Reviews highlight strong songwriting, contrasting vocals (Paolo Benvegnù and Sara Mazo), and distinct production. The group released two main albums and dissolved around 2000. Critics consider their work influential yet underexposed.

For:Fans of 1990s Italian indie/alternative rock, shoegaze listeners, and followers of Paolo Benvegnù.