Recommended Italian bands. Popular bands from abroad.
Italy is the boot of Europe (meaning it’s shaped like a boot).
The music played by Italian bands has an upbeat, take-off-running kind of sound.
Listening to it, your excitement just keeps rising!
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Recommended bands from Italy. Popular overseas bands (11–20)
Una Vita In VacanzaLo Stato Sociale

Lo Stato Sociale, an unconventional five-piece from Bologna, Italy, blend indie rock and electropop with a distinctive flair, earning popularity for songs that weave together social satire and humor.
They burst onto the music scene in 2010 with the EP “Welfare Pop,” and drew widespread attention with their 2012 album “Turisti della democrazia.” Their signature song “Una vita in vacanza” took second place at the 2018 Sanremo Music Festival, topped the Italian singles chart, and achieved double platinum status—an outstanding feat.
With numerous accolades including the Targa Giovani Mei award and a reputation for energetic live shows, their sharp, satirical lyrics and exhilarating sound offer fresh discoveries for anyone seeking excitement in everyday life and a reason to reflect on society.
IstriceSubsonica

Subsonica is an innovative electro-rock band from Turin.
Since their formation in 1996, they have deftly blended rock, electronica, and dance, bringing a fresh breeze to the Italian music scene.
A defining trait of their work is the social message embedded in their music.
They debuted in 1997 with the album “Subsonica” and became widely known for “Tutti i miei sbagli,” featured on the album “Microchip Emozionale.” Their accolades include wins at the MTV Europe Music Awards, and in 2024 they received the David di Donatello Award for Best Score for the soundtrack to the film “Adagio,” underscoring the high regard for their artistry.
Their energetic live shows are not to be missed.
Highly recommended for those seeking music that defies conventional boundaries and carries profound messages.
The Hurricane MasterDomine

I felt an epic, powerful energy in this song, as if it could sweep everyone up with it.
The CD jacket depicting flames is also a must-see.
I hope this intense, whirlwind-raising track gets featured on Japanese music programs.
Emerald SwordRhapsody of Fire

This song feels valiant, and listening to it makes me feel like I’ve become a hero.
I thought it would be perfect as a theme song for an adventure-style game.
The call-and-response part in the middle made me want to shout along too.
La Vitta FuggeVision Divine

I think this is a song that lets you soak in a unique mood when you listen to it at night.
It feels almost like it’s running out of control—very aggressive.
The performance technique is far beyond what ordinary people can do, and I couldn’t help but be impressed.
I also thought the CD jacket for this track looked really good.
Fuel For My HatredSlowmotion Apocalypse

I thought this song would make you involuntarily fired up.
The radical melody that sweeps away any sense of refinement is worth listening to.
The soul’s cry, as if wrestling with something, runs through the entire track.
It makes me want to aim for a complete cover of this song.
Recommended Italian bands. Popular overseas bands (21–30)
stalingradobanda bassotti

I think the band’s performance technique on this track is incredible, and the song has a lot of character.
The part where it slows down feels relaxed and pleasantly snappy.
Since the tempo changes in various ways, you never get bored while listening.





