Antiruggine by MICKEY FINN

Back in 2004, during a journey to Mexico, Giorgio Pacorig, Zeno De Rossi, and Danilo Gallo found themselves playing together for two weeks, sharing not only music but also the imagery and imagination of the local culture. Once back in Italy, they organized a concert featuring Enrico Terragnoli. During that performance, the church bells rang... Ratzinger had just been elected Pope, and Mickey Finn came to life as a quartet.

The group released two albums in 2006 and 2009, and was very active on the live scene, but their third and final recording session remained shelved for over ten years.

Now finally released for the first time on Antiruggine, the music bursts with a kind of innocence—understood as a childlike spirit, a state of grace in which one is still fully connected to wonder, magic, innocence, purity, freedom, creativity, intuition, instinct, and joy—like a child in the very first years of life.

This album and group represent an expression of four musicians bound not only by shared musical journeys but also by an immeasurable friendship: for each of them, this project is the ideal setting where their musical influences can freely layer and multiply, offering a vision not just 360 degrees wide, but 1440 degrees.

Lysergic, tribal, liberating, dark and radiant all at once, Antiruggine is not just an album—it is a hymn to raw energy, a detonator of free vibrations.

Born in 1972, Italy.
Danilo plays basses, double bass, acoustic guitar, electric baritone guitar.

He currently plays all around the world.

He loves 360 degrees music, and he hates bareers and genres.

If you listen to his discography you can check and discover it.

FREEDOM.

"No Tenemos Que Pedir Permiso Para Ser Libres"