The Death of Anna Karina

Musical Group

Forfans of post-hardcore, emo-violence, experimental punk and the italian underground scene.
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The Profile

Italian band whose self-titled album blends emo-violence, post-core and punk with experimental and psychedelic touches; noted in reviews for intense hoarse vocals, keyboards and tight instrumental work.

The self-titled album is associated with Heroine Rec. and was supervised by Giulio of One Dimensional Man. Reviews compare the band's sound to Blood Brothers, Refused, Bauhaus and Joy Division and describe a mixture of post-core rhythms, crust accelerations and punk'n'roll attitude.

Reviews describe The Death of Anna Karina as an Italian band mixing emo-violence, post-core and punk with experimental touches. One review praises the album's energy and variety; another praises the instruments but criticises the vocal style. The self-titled album is linked to Heroine Rec. and supervised by Giulio of One Dimensional Man.

Notable Quotes

❝ The Death Of Anna Karina. That is, one of the best bands in the Italian scene.

❝ It’s a hoarse and raucous voice that often indulges in brutal-core squeals, sometimes reminding me of the Hives, other times of Downset, more often a death metal singer… Overall, to me, it seems decidedly inadequate and out of place with the musical structure I’ve described.