STUFA Bologna, Italy
Stufa were born during one of the temporary times of inactivity of the band Salomè Lego Playset who at the time were at their dawning and during the participation of Susanna Laterza and Giancarlo Morieri. The duo soon synthonizes on non-sense frequences, and this aspect automatically sympathizes them to a non-sense destiny as well (the participation on MTV's School in Action). ... more
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