A Tuscan trio (Manuele Giannini, Roberto Bertacchini, Alessandro Bocci) known in DeBaser reviews for deconstructing rock and producing experimental/noise music; highlighted albums in the reviews include Sinistri (1994) and Infrantumi.

Reviews emphasize the band's avant-garde approach and comparisons to figures such as John Cage and Xenakis, references to Slint and Tangerine Dream, links to Rock In Opposition aesthetics, and a quoted description by Lydia Lunch as 'eternal soundcheck'.

DeBaser reviews present Starfuckers as a Tuscan experimental/noise trio that deconstructs rock forms. Critics compare them to avant-garde figures (Cage, Xenakis), post-rock (Slint) and electronic impressionists (Tangerine Dream). Standout albums in the reviews are Sinistri (1994) and Infrantumi.

For:Fans of experimental, noise and avant-garde rock; listeners interested in Italian underground/post-rock scenes.

 Lydia Lunch (someone who knows a thing or two about avant-rock) defined the Starfuckers' proposal as "eternal soundcheck": I feel I can endorse her, without reservations.

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 "THIS RECORD IS BORING AND TERRIBLE"

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 Take the vinyl of Tago Mago by Can and deface it with a nail, pierce it, scratch it, bend it.

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 This is non-music. Rather, it is a profound silence interrupted by whistles, noises, whispers, random drum beats.

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