Quel Che Disse Il Tuono Milan, Italy
Quel Che Disse Il Tuono are a Rock Progressivo Italiano / symphonic act based in Milan, Italy.
The band members
are Francesca Zanetta (guitarist, add. keyboardist), Roberto “Berna” Bernasconi (bass player and lead vocalist), Niccolò Gallani (keyboardist, flute player and add. vocalist) and Alessio Del Ben (drummer, add. keyboardist and add. vocalist).
Il Velo Dei Riflessi out on 20th March 2020.
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