Palòra di Boskàuz, by Mezz Gacano

Palòra di Boskàuz

by Mezz Gacano

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2.	Sunday Bloody Sunday 05:05	buy track
3.	Set Me Down 04:25	buy track
4.	Froka 03:34	buy track
5.	Autodistrazione 03:05	buy track
6.	Olofraga 03:16	buy track
7.	Smausmaccius Sferontis Peu 02:43	buy track
8.	Workplace 02:54	buy track
9.	D'aunna 00:17	buy track
10.	Buonagiornata a Voialtri 04:40	buy track
11.	Love Girls 02:36	buy track
12.	Scarlattina 05:10	buy track
13.	Idiozz 02:18	buy track
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about

"Palòra di Boskàuz" is the First album by Mezz Gacano

Recorded at Miao Studio by Natale Lopes
Engineered by Natale Lopes, Marco Monterosso and Mezz Gacano
Palermo in June 2002
Write and composed by Mezz Gacano.
Cover by Rosa Brusca
Lay out by Marco Failla

Producted by Davide Mezzatesta and Rosa Brusca for Sasime Records.

credits

released September 29, 2002

Personnel:

Mezz Gacano - guitars, voice, farfisa organ, diamonica, drum machine

Ruhi Nakodà - guitars, voice

Gianmartino Della Delizia - keyboards, backin' vocals

Popp O'Pollinae - bass

Pith Pitinguy - drums

sasimerecords.bandcamp.com

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about

Mezz Gacano Palermo, Italy

Mezz Gacano is a musical project based in Palermo (Sicily), led by his alter ego David(e) Nino Urso Mezzatesta. It's been around since 1997 with a discography that ranges from the most extreme reminiscences of Hard Rock, Heavy Metal or Hard Core Punk, to the limits with Grind Core, passing through chamber scores, looking at the entire "concrete" music or NYC scenes of the 90s or also Afro rhythms. ... more