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Dream Sequence Trieste, Italy
Emerging from Trieste in 1972, Dream Sequence (Elena Leitner, Giulia Leitner, and Sofia Martini) forged an Italian take on the Berlin School and a true scuola cosmica italiana through Moog synthesizers and ethereal textures. Their legacy is a sonic journey between technical precision and cosmic mystery, an echo of the analog era weaving through cables and constellations before the final silence. ... more
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