Sterbus Rome, Italy
Sterbus are from Rome, but their true musical spirit wanders much further afield, from the joyful power-pop of The Lemon
Twigs to the rainy Portland of Elliott Smith and certainly all the South of England's ground-soils Cardiacs and XTC.
"Solar Barbecue" marks their comeback with a new ALL-INSTRUMENTAL opus centered around funny chords, frantic paces and exhilarating arrangements.
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Sterbus recommends:
By Word Of Moth (album)
by ARMY of MOTHS
Psychedelia, extremely well crafted pop tunes, proggy structures, crammed with tasty chords and gorgeous melodies... Good singing, good playing. A movie for the ears.
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andiamo in giro di notte e ci consumiamo nel fuoco
by Homunculus Res
Canterbury, ironic lyrics, complex arrangements, consistent musicianship but always serving the songs. Brilliant italian band from Palermo (Sicily). Does humor belongs in Prog? (spoiler: yes)
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A very talented singer-songwriter from Genoa (Italy) with a gift for impeccable tunes and intelligent lyrics. Writes, produces and plays all by himself. And he loves Cardiacs. What else?
go to albumIf you like Sterbus, you may also like:
Every Night Something Happens
by Lost Crowns
supported by 75 fans who also own “Home Planet Gone”
In 2019, I was in Salisbury and attended the Alphabet Business Convention without knowing any artist. Lost Crowns was my favourite band that played there.
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Sorry To Disturb You (album)
by ARMY of MOTHS
supported by 66 fans who also own “Home Planet Gone”
Soaring theatrical catchy rock and pop tunes that are not boring and segue and evolve linearly from one to the next. If they sound this big with DIY production, imagine how insanely huge they’d sound with big time production. Sound in the neighborhoods of Bowie, Floyd, and Cardiacs. This whole record moves me and I can’t pick a favorite song.
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The spirit of the Canterbury scene is alive and well across this groovy, harmonic psychedelic suite.
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