Muzak: But it’s also the most classic of love stories.

The city of La Spezia is one of the major Italian military and commercial port cities, located between Genoa and Pisa on the Tyrrhenian Sea. In addition the prog band Muzak hails from this fine city.

Muzak is elevator music so this isn`t a very intriguing band name, but the band Muzak actually plays very good music. Songs From A Lonely Planet is the band`s new album. A new bass guitar player for the group: Mr. Francesco Biggi!

Songs From A Lonely Planet is the story of a journey of self-discovery, but it’s also the most classic of love stories.

Our wandering alien will run through galaxies together with his faithful ste126 on-board computer that will accompany him from planet to planet on an adventure that will profoundly change him.

Muzak is the planet he comes from, from which he flees, and to which he will finally return. Songs from a lonely planet is a hymn to travel!

The group was born in 2011 from the meeting of Enrico Montaperto (electric guitar and keyboards), Davide Tonelli (drums) and Marco Giannetti (vocals, flute and acoustic guitar). For 4 years the muzak made an album never published and tread many stages to refine the live practice. In 2014 for various reasons they interrupt their journey.

In 2020, in the midst of pandemic, Marco Giannetti recon acted Enrico Montaperto, Davide Tonelli and Sofia Bianchi (backing vocals and electric bass) with the idea of ​​publishing the never-released album.

Muzak draws inspiration from Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, Marillion, Porcupine Tree, RIverside, Dream Theater.

Tracklist:

1. Intro (1:34)

2. I Feel (7:00)

3. Seduction (7:09)

4. Journey Has Just Begun (6:05)

5. A Big Time Waster (6:55)

6. Ste 126 (6:52)

7. And You Forget (5:54)

8. Falling Like A Rainbow (6:35)

9. I Find Myself (8:07)

10. My Head (8:00)

11. My Friend (5:22)

12. Reflection (8:09)

Total Time 77:42

Line-up:

Marco Giannetti – Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar

Enrico Montaperto – Guitars

Francesco Biggi – Bass

Davide Tonelli – Drums

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