It happens around 2005 when a bunch of rock’n’roll, garage and punk inspired fellows end up holding instruments and making tons of noise. Based in the Irno Valley the band gets around to be particularly productive over the years in the campanian underground by supporting international and national acts like Dirtbombs , Crash Normal, Pitch, Fratelli Calafuria, Joy Cut with no exception for local friends and brothers Valium, the Waves, Culture Wars, Tony Borlotti & Flowers, The Wild Week End. In 2011, after gaining further experience in the most peculiar clubs and switching on several drummers the five lads under the name of Albino Cibelli (Vocals), Nico Plescia and Elia Prisco (Guitars), plus Pino Trotta (bass) and Giovanni Schirru (already “Shevil”, “Culture Wars” and “Vacanza”) start working out their own material, both leaning on 60’s/70’s influence and personal research. This will finally see the light in April 2012; the band’s first release “Granma Killer!!” (self produced / distributed by Area Pirata) characterized by crackling tunes and a couple of covers, as of garage tradition. Right immediately before the album release the band is brought to a new change in the line up hiring bassist Ezio Marinato (the Waves), eventually joining the sessions for the “Sanromolo 2012” compilation promoted by Acidi Viola and recording Nada’s cover “Ma che freddo fa” (March 2012). 

Dancing to it is not a crime!!!
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Influences:
The Sonics - The Count Five - The Kingsmen - The Music Machine - The Seeds - Shadows of Knight - 13th Floor Elevators - Love - MC5 - The Fuzztones - The Beatles - The Human Beinz - The Sparkles - The Woolies - Captain Beefheart & his magic band - Syndacate of sound - The Strangeloves - The Undertones - The Avengers - The Cramps - The Electric Prunes 


A band with a mythical name, taken from a Russ Meyer cult movie from the 60s, it moved its first steps in 1992, coming from the sixties garage acts. Their first record (Bee-pop) was released in 1994 with Vacation House records. The record was infused with melodic punk and it also paid an homage to pop music, filtering the band's compositional personality with influences taken from Mega City Four, Descendents e Hard-Ons. In October 1995 the band was included in 45" Urlo compilation with the track "Kick her out". In April 1996 VH Records released "Punk Rock Party", "a further step towards the essence of punk-rock like the Ramones and Buzzcocks, and a successful attempt at revitalizing the melodic and smart sound of '77/'78 with irony and competence" (Rumore magazine).Today Mondo Topless come back on stage with new EP "OH YEAH,OH NO!" - Emty Music 2012. Much more Power Pop and less easy going than the nineties but still loving powerful shots of pop rock. Now on stage after 15 long years.

Carlo Jaccarino - Drums
Alessandro Camilletti - Guitar
Alessio Falcone - Bass
Gianni Sodano - Guitar - Vox

SUBCAVA SONORA - La prima etichetta italiana in Creative Commons


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