Experimental / New Wave

Absolutely great third album by the outstanding avantgarde/prog/RIO/newwave band from Brescia, privately released in 1981 on their No-Sense Records label and companion piece to The Last Album. Never re-issued on either vinyl or CD. With original inne…

Rare 1983 LP seminal compilation of Italian new wave bands released by Suono Records and featuring Art Fleury, Ruins, Bisca, Lunar Sex, Illegal Coiffeur, Nai-Lon, Avion Travel, Litfiba, Naif Orchestra and Al Aprile & The Electric Art.

This 1984 release marks the beginning of the intense split-tape activity that characterized and distinguished the Amen fanzine. From Alessandria, Viridanse debut here with 4 tracks that already prefigure the sound of a band destined to leave their m…

*2026 stock* “The Missing Boys” is a film born from the need to tell the story of the emergence and affirmation of a forgotten music scene, like much of the youth movement that spread in metropolitan areas as well as in the provinces more than forty …

Original 1984 12"EP on Contempo of romantic and decadent post-punk music. With original innersleeve.

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.

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.

1986 second 7" single on Contempo by one of the most respected Italian goth new wave bands.

Rare original first edition on Itaian Records limited to 1000 copies including the 7" by Billy Blade & The Electric Razors of possibly the most original and acclaimed album of Italian new wave. With original innersleeve and insert.

Great 1982 6-track EP on Italian Records by one of the finest and most outstanding Italian new wave bands. With original innersleeve.

Italian new wave finest's second LP moving towards dance and synth-pop, released by Italian Records in 1983. With original innersleeve.

Italian new wave finest's 1985 third LP totally converted to dance music, released on EMI in 1985.

First mini-LP full album by post-punk band with Anglophile tendencies released by Fare Musica Records in 1986.

1983 newwavw/synthpop EP on KinderGarten Records featuring members of Neon and Sensation's Fix.

Original first 12"EP on Contempo by acclaimed electronic post-punk band from Perugia.

Original 1986 first LP with original innersleeve on Industrie Discografiche Lacerba of dark electronic art-wave music produced and featuring Tuxedomoon's Steven Brown.

Very rare sole release by this obscure new wave band, a 1985 cassette EP enclosed with the Komakino fanzine. Complete set.

Original edition on Italian records of the 1982 debut album by electronic new wave band. With original innersleeve.

4CD box set on Spittle with rare unreleased material recorded by four no wave and electro-punk bands from Florence between 1982 and 1984.

First album released by Superbeat Mess in 1985 of pop rock'n'roll with '60s, punk and R'n'B influences. Never re-issued on either vinyl or CD.

Original 1988 12"EP on Industrie Discografiche Lacerba of no wave / EBM post-punk mixed by Adrian Sherwood.

1984 re-issue on CGD of 1981 new wave / pop first solo album by early punk / new wave band Decibel's singer.

Original first single by very early Italian post-punk band from Monza released on Disco Ivoire in 1979.

Rare 1982 mini-LP on Trinciato Forte Records by very early Italian post-punk band from Monza. With insert.

First album released by D.E.A. in 1985 by refined electronic new wave band. With insert.

Original 1982 edition of the "new Italian rock" compilation released by Electric Eye covering new wave, punk, metal and electronic music by Victrola, State Of Art, X-Rated, Not Moving, Blaue Reiter, Death SS, Dirty Actions, B-Sides, Style Sindrome, W…

Very rare first issue of the beautifully packaged magazine published by Industrie Discografiche Lacerba in 1982 and the debut release for two of the most representative Italian new wave bands.

Very rare cassette compilation of very obscure new wave bands: D.H.G., Atelier Du Mal, Clima, The Khan Chy's Yawn, Colour Movies, Braque, Δtx. With Sexual Lobotomy nr.3 fanzine included in original PVC bag.

Rare very varied 1985 cassette compilation of Italian punk / new wave / synth-wave bands featuring Bahnhof, Reptil Chime, Weimar Gesang, 2+2=5, Oh Oh Art, Kubrix, Nijinsky Folie and Funebris Suavitas complete with booklet.

On Marquee Moon, Television reinvent rock as tense, skeletal architecture, eight songs built from interlocking guitars, nervous poetry, and negative space, culminating in a title track that turns a ten‑minute solo into pure street‑lit vertigo.

On Litfiba 3, Litfiba close their “trilogy of power” with a sharp, politically charged rock album where Mediterranean new wave, hard‑edged guitars, and an almost cinematic sense of drama crystallise into one of the band’s most enduring statements.

On Desaparecido, Litfiba ignite their “trilogia del potere” with eight songs where British‑tinged new wave collides with Mediterranean melody and political allegory, turning Italian rock into something at once cosmopolitan, urgent, and obstinately lo…

1990 7" one-sided single on Temple Records with the song dedicated to Joy Division's Ian Curtis, with long message etched on side B.

First vinyl re-issue on Italian Records from 1982 of the cassette originally released by Industrial Records in 1980 by one of the most original band connected with industrial music.

Original 1981 edition on Fetish with insert of the first LP, quite simply one of the greatest experimental rock records ever.

Original 1981 Italian edition on Expanded music of the first LP, quite simply one of the greatest experimental rock records ever.

Original 1981 7" on Fetish, quite simply one of the greatest singles from that era.

12" version of DVA's second single from 1982 on Polydor with four pieces of superb post-punk jazz-funk.

7" version of DVA's second single from 1982 on Polydor with two pieces of superb post-punk jazz-funk.

1982 12"EP single on Polydor by a more synth-pop oriented DVA.