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Confusional Quartet

Country: Italy

The band see the light as Confusional Rock Quartet between 1977 and 1978, not a good period for refined and silky sonorities. Punk rock is spreading also in the “fat” Bologna. The quartet is made by Marco Bertoni (keyboards), Enrico Serotti (guitar), Lucio Ardito (formerly in the band Lizard, bass) and Gianni Cuoghi (drums). At the memorable “Bologna Rock” festival, 2nd April 1979, it’s one of the few bands who doesn’t get booed from the audience…The name is shortened to Confusional Quartet…

Confusional Quartet (LP)
Original first edition on Italian records of the jazz rock new wave masterpiece by the most original band of the early Italian experimental new wave. With original innersleeve.
Confusional Quartet (10")
Original copy of the weird and brilliant 1981 10"EP on Italian Records by the most original band of the early Italian experimental new wave.
In the Box
Almost everything recorded by Confusional Quartet, the Bologna band of Lucio Ardito, Gianni Cuoghi, Enrico Serotti and Marco Bertoni: their 1980 LP, the 1981 10" and the flexi set Documentario, with outtakes and an unreleased piece.
Confusional Quartet Play Demetrio Stratos
After releasing a couple of albums since their 2011 reunion, Confusional Quartet is back again with an extraordinary new project; a brand new release featuring the voice of the great late Demetrio Stratos, the legendary lead singer of Area - International Popular Group. At the tail end of the seventies, the Bologna based Confusional Quartet represented one of the finest examples of the Italian new wave scene. A complex and energetic mixture between experimental rock, jazz and fresh sounds…
Confusional Quartet
The Confusional Quartet are Enrico Serotti, Gianni Cuoghi, Lucio Ardito and Marco Bertoni, a four piece experimental band with new wave, avant-garde and post rock influences who have been recording since the late 70s. Having first released their debut album more than three decades ago, they now return with a new, eponymously entitled full length on Hell Yeah recordings, due for release in October 2012 and accompanied by fabolous artwork by Andrea Amaducci. One of the most recognized Italian band…
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