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    Posted: January 29 2008 at 12:36

Italian (folk) prog band from Aosta...

 

Official website: http://www.itreniallalba.com/

 

Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/itreniallalba

 

Some legal free downloads: http://www.itreniallalba.com/media_ita.html

 

According to the official website, they are going to release their debut album...



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 29 2008 at 16:47
The instrumental Max il Pozza is more folk than prog to me, but they don't claim to be progressive so no complaints there, It is nicely composed - and it has an unexpected trumpet near the end. Very nice.

Don Camillo has hints at rock in the intro, but becomes more plain folk afterwards. Also very easy to appreciate.

I have some doubts on how progressive they are, but that's a problem I have with more Prog Folk bands - I don't think most of Blackmore's Night's work is progressive, but that doesn't make it bad music.
Maybe hearing a few more tracks helps - and with an album on the way that is bound to happen. Let's see...


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