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Before founding Klimt 1918 in 1999, the two brothers,
Marco and Paolo, were in a death metal band. However, there aren't a lot
of traces from that period to be found on "Undressed Momento".
Klimt 1918 is what I would call a goth-rock band with the ability of being
other things too. Their press-release claims that they’re inspired by
bands as diverse as: U2, The Beatles, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Opeth,
Katatonia, The Smiths, Tears for Fears, Porcupine Tree and more. And that
is actually pretty much what Klimt 1918 sound like. Ok, I don’t hear the
Beatles connection, but otherwise this is pretty much Katatonia-like goth
taking in influences from 80’s new wave and rock. Italian Klimt 1918 is
definitely a goth band to be looking out for, and if you need proof all
you have to do is listening
once to “We don’t
need
no
music”
(Track 4). You’ll love it.
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