User:Der Blutsauger/Mediterranean scene

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The Mediterranean scene is a musical collective created in Sciacca, Sicily, in the early 1990s by Michele "Agghiastru" Venezia. The collective's goal is to experiment with the fusion of extreme metal and Mediterranean folk influences. Since then they formed several bands, a dedicated label (INCH Productions, distributed worldwide by Audioglobe^[1]) and they built a musical studio (CASTIU Studios). Since 2008 some of their EPs are also co-published by Taurina Rec., the label of Fabrizio Salina, another member of the scene.