Ultraviolet Makes Me Sick

An Italian three-piece (from Pavia) producing atmospheric, foggy post‑rock with psychedelia and jazz touches; noted for delicate arpeggios and brushy drumming.

Reviews note the band as a three-piece from Pavia; the album No Freeway, No Plan, No Trees, No Ghosts features a magenta cover and foggy imagery. The review mentions the debut Soundproof was released on the Australian label CameraObscura and that the band is (per the review) now with Urtovox. A guest singer, Andrea Ferraris, appears on one track according to the review.

Reviews describe Ultraviolet Makes Me Sick as a three-piece from Pavia producing foggy, magenta-toned post‑rock with touches of psychedelia, jazz and slow‑core. Critics highlight delicate guitar arpeggios, brushy jazz drumming and rich, slowly revealed details. The band's work is compared to Mogwai and Tortoise while retaining distinct local character.

For:Listeners of post‑rock and instrumental music who appreciate atmospheric, jazz‑tinged and psychedelic textures; fans of Italian indie and experimental guitar-based bands.