Live performance of a milestone by Joy Division.

Moth's Tales - Dead Souls (Joy Division cover)

Moth's Tales - Kyoto Song (The Cure)

Moth's Tales - She's Lost Control (live Joy Division tribute)

Colour Over Colour (live @ Radio Energy Television 31.03.2012)

Joy Division tribute played live by Moth's Tales for "Tommy" show by Mauro Missana at Radio Onde Furlane for the presentation of "Something Else" project (28.08.2012).

Something Else - Transmission (Joy Division cover live @ Radio Onde Furlane)

The Cure tribute performed by Moth's Tales for Tommy show by Mauro Missana at Radio Onde Furlane for the presentation of "Something Else" project (28.08.2012).

Something Else - A Forest (The Cure cover live @ Radio Onde Furlane)

Something Else - Ceremony (Joy Division cover live @ Radio Onde Furlane)

"Disorder" by Joy Division performed live by Moth's Tales for the project "Something Else - A Joy Division tribute"

Something Else - Disorder (Joy Division live tribute)

"Atmosphere" by Joy Division performed live by Moth's Tales for the project "Something Else - A Joy Division tribute"

Something Else - Atmosphere (Joy Division live tribute)

An unplugged version of  "Colour Over Colour" performed live at Gambrinus Pub in Udine on 25.06.2012.

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Mick Gaze & Tony Longheu - Colour Over Colour (unplugged)

Recorded live on 30.03.2013 at "Ai Vecchi Ippocastani" in Joannis, Udine (Italy).

Moth's Tales - Subway Airflow (live)

A passionate performance of the song originally included in "Burying Ophelia" (2010)

Icebound (live @ Homemade Rock 28.06.2013)

Moth's Tales is an Italian alternative rock band comprising vocalist and guitarist Michele Rossi, bassist Roberto Battilana and drummer Miguel Gazziero.

Established in Udine (2002), the style of Moth’s Tales has been frequently refered to Post-punk and New Wave artists like The Cure, Joy Division, The Sound, Sad Lovers and Giants, The Chameleons UK.

The first release "Decadent Truth" (2003), including "Sadness", was showcased with a multimedia concert conceived together with Giuseppe Zigaina. After a soundtrack for a short film about environmental protection (2004) and the album "Obstinè" (2006), three songs were released on a compilation including works by Fields of the Nephilim projects, supporting them on tour as well. The next album "Unknown Portrait" (2008) gathered enthusiastic reviews in the alternative press, followed by the anthological session "Three" (2009), freely downloadable on Last.fm.

The new album "Burying Ophelia" features Tony Longheu as added guitarist and leads Moth’s Tales toward a more structured sound joining their post-punk core with more psychedelic atmospheries. The album  has been ranked among the best albums of the year by Mick Mercer.

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