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No Strange was an Italian rock group influenced by psychedelic music that combined elements of rock and cosmic music. The group was born in 1980 in Turin with the name of No Strani, on the initiative of Salvatore D'Urso and Alberto Ezzu. In 1984, the collaboration with the producer and record producer Giulio Tedeschi of Toast Records began. These years also saw the production of the tapes Rainbow Lysergic Tomahawk and the participation in the 1985 compilation Eighties Colors edited by Claudio Sorge and published by Electric Eye. Also in 1985, their first self-titled album was released[1]. In addition to D'Urso and Ezzu, many other musicians will alternate over time, including Franco "Franz" Presutti, Gilberto Richiero, Loris Canalia and Antonio "Tony" D'Urso[1]. The band has always favored study activity and musical research. Live appearances have been rare. Preferably on special occasions, such as the "Bom Shankar Event" held in La Loggia on 20 March 1988, performed with Laura Tommasi on wind instruments and Sandro Becchis on guitar, the recording of which was published in the compilation Oracolo[1]. From Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Strange) under Creative Commons Attribution CC-BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...)
