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Anatrofobia: Tesa Musica Marginale

Read "Tesa Musica Marginale" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza

by Jerry D'Souza

When Anatrofobia banded in 1990, these players set out to play what they describe as “angry crossover." Four years later the entrance of bassist Luco Cartolari turned their concentration towards a greater degree of improvisation. By the time '99 came along they were off in yet another direction: pop music.

Anatrofobia mixes all the elements that have triggered their music and these players do it in an oddball but charming way. They jump from one impulse to another, ...

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