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THE REVIEW
I watched an old episode of an afternoon program by Red Ronnie. The Starfuckers were playing, minimal noise tracks, amplifiers used as instruments, and a moment of silence before the end of the piece. Even the national Albertone made ironical comments, but perhaps he was more informed.
"This is music too," mocked the little red bush in full Gino Paoli trip. Red, you're no fool, how can you mock one of the best Italian musical expressions of the time?
"Sinistri" continues the path drawn by Rock In Opposition.
"THIS RECORD IS BORING AND TERRIBLE"
These guys line up the post-avant-garde of Cage, Xenakis, with the experiences developed in the New York avant-garde circuit.
Canvas-Silence disturbed by Noise-Music
Noise-Music disturbed by Canvas-Silence
Silence-words-noise like the magnificent "Stanze"
And the name "Area" pops up? Perhaps due to the courage to speak.
"Ordine Pubblico"
And everyone drooling over post-rock and the Slint.
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The review highlights Starfuckers' album Sinistri as a significant work in Italian avant-garde music. It praises the band's experimental use of noise, amplification, and silence. The album is linked to post-avant-garde traditions and Rock In Opposition. While initially mocked, the album is recognized as a courageous and influential piece. It evokes comparisons with key avant-garde figures and Italian progressive acts like Area.Tracklist Videos
Starfuckers
Starfuckers are an Italian experimental rock trio known for dismantling rock structures with silence, noise, and cut-up techniques; in the 2000s they operated as Sinistri.04 Reviews
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