The Strange Flowers are a Pisa-based psychedelic/garage band formed in the late 1980s, led over the years by guitarist and singer Michele Marinò. Reviews highlight their 60s-influenced psych-pop, long career and several notable albums and compilations.

Pisa origin; formed in the late 1980s; Michele Marinò is cited as the member constant over the years. Labels and releases mentioned in reviews include Area Pirata, Unique Records (Music For Astronauts), and Onde Italiane-Rubber Soul Records (Crossing A Wasteland release on vinyl). Rudi Protrudi of the Fuzztones wrote liner notes for Music For Astronauts. Crossing A Wasteland is described in reviews as the band's ninth album. Multiple albums and compilations are available on Bandcamp.

Pisa-based psych-pop/garage band The Strange Flowers are celebrated in these reviews for their 60s-influenced sound, careful arrangements and longevity. Key releases discussed include Music For Astronauts, Pearls At Swine and the recent Crossing A Wasteland. Reviews praise their commitment to psychedelic pop and note Michele Marinò as the longtime core member.

For:Fans of 1960s-inspired psychedelic pop, garage-psych and the Italian underground revival scene.

 Fortunately, there are bands like Strange Flowers that have not lost the ability to spread the psychedelic gospel.

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 The only member who has always been stable over the years is the guitarist and singer Michele Marinò even though currently, the original core has reunited.

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 The fact that, unlike many names from that era, they are still active testifies to their artistic integrity.

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