Wolfango

The Profile

Italian alternative/experimental rock trio active in the late 1990s. Known for distorted electric bass, dual vocals, minimalist setups, and irreverent, subversive lyrics. Released the albums Wolfango (1997) and Stagnola (1999). Line-ups cited in reviews include Marco Menardi (voice, distorted bass), Sofia Maglione (voice, keyboards), Cristiano Marcelli (drums), with Giorgio Canali mentioned behind the scenes.

Reviews report anarchic live performances and describe Stagnola as out-of-print. Reviews also state that in 1997 Giovanni Lindo Ferretti called them heirs of CCCP.

Three enthusiastic reviews celebrate Wolfango’s late-’90s alternative/experimental rock: distorted bass, dual off-key vocals, minimal setups, and subversive wit. The albums Wolfango (1997) and Stagnola (1999) are praised for irreverence, noise-punk energy, and playful nonsense. Reviewers cite influences and context (CCCP, Afterhours, Marlene Kuntz) and highlight tracks like Ozio and Batman e Robin. Overall sentiment: strongly positive.