Tiromancino

Produced in 1989 throughout the smooth acoustic/electronica of Federico Zampaglione and his introspective lyrics, Italian group Tiromancino released four albums (1992’s self-titled effort, 1994’s Insisto, 1995’s By itself Alieno, and 1997’s Rosa Spinto) before putting your signature on to Virgin Reports, which released the group’s breakthrough, La Descrizione di un Attimo, in 2000. A thorough tour, along with the inclusion from the melody “Credited Destini” in Ferzan Ozpetek’s Le Destiny Ignorati, resulted in numerous honours and publicity. By enough time Tiromancino (who right now solidly contains Zampaglione, Andrea Pesce, and Luigi Pulcinelli, and also a spinning ensemble of contributors) had been ready making use of their 6th record, 2002’s In Continuo Movimento, these were full-fledged superstars. Two years afterwards Illusioni Parallele was released, and following the retrospective 95-05, Tiromancino released L’Alba di Domani, which also included the music from Zampaglione’s initial foray into filmmaking, the dark humor Nero Bifamiliare, in 2007.