Sun's Spectrum Udine, Italy
Sun's Spectrum are a synth wave duo consisting of Daniele Iannacone (keyboards, programming) and Livio Caenazzo (guitars, vocals, programming) based Udine, Italy. Their music is characterised by distorted synth sounds, melancholic atmospheres and heavy techno beats. Sun's Spectrum released their first EP in 2019. In 2020 they took part in the 10th anniversary remix album X by She Past Away. ... more
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