
Litfiba emerged from the Florentine underground punk and new wave scene in 1980, forming at a time when Italian youth culture was absorbing UK post-punk and synth-pop influences. By 1984, the year 'Elettrica Danza' was released as the B-side to their Bowie cover 'Yassassin' on Contempo Records, the band represented a distinctly Italian response to the European new wave moment — blending Mediterranean emotional…
'Elettrica Danza' is an early artifact of the Italian alternative rock canon, documenting Litfiba's synth-new wave phase before their evolution into a harder rock sound in the late 1980s. As a Contempo Records release, it sits at the intersection of Italian underground distribution and European…
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