Sensations fix

Led by guitarist, composer and producer Franco Falsini, Sensations' Fix developed through an exploratory and self-directed approach to recording.

 

Falsini began experimenting with electronic music and multitrack recording after moving from Florence to the United States in the late 1960s, where he worked with early Moog synthesizers and four-track tape machines. After returning to Italy, Sensations' Fix took shape with Richard Ursillo (bass, keyboards) and Keith Edwards (drums, percussion).

 

The group signed with Polydor in 1974 and went on to release a series of albums that established their distinctive sound.

Although rooted in Italy's progressive music scene, Sensations' Fix followed their own path. Their largely instrumental music combined electric guitar, analogue synthesizers, repetitive rhythms and spacious production, drawing comparisons with groups such as Neu!, Can and Amon Düül II while maintaining a character of its own.

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​Sensations' Fix created a distinctive body of work that blended psychedelic rock, electronic experimentation and instrumental composition. Although never widely known outside specialist circles during their original run, their recordings continue to be rediscovered by collectors and listeners interested in psychedelic, electronic and progressive music.