There are at least two bands with the name Zu or ZU:
1. Zu is an Italian experimental rock band.
2. ZU is an Indonesian rock band.
1. With their original line-up (since 1997) of drums (Jacopo Battaglia), bass (Massimo Pupillo), and saxophone (Luca T. Mai (Mombu)), the trio from Rome, Italy gradually developed into their current form of highly intricate, experimental, metal/math/no-wave/free/noise/punk/jazz inspired work, breaking from the narrow confines of given music genres Read Full BioThere are at least two bands with the name Zu or ZU:
1. Zu is an Italian experimental rock band.
2. ZU is an Indonesian rock band.
1. With their original line-up (since 1997) of drums (Jacopo Battaglia), bass (Massimo Pupillo), and saxophone (Luca T. Mai (Mombu)), the trio from Rome, Italy gradually developed into their current form of highly intricate, experimental, metal/math/no-wave/free/noise/punk/jazz inspired work, breaking from the narrow confines of given music genres, and incorporating a wide array of influences into a unique sound.
Zu have always been curious and open to collaborations with a vast number of great musicians as: Mike Patton, Melvins, Dälek, The Ex, Peter Brötzmann, Hamid Drake, Ken Vandermark, Alvin Curran, Nobukazu Takemura, Damo Suzuki, Eugene Chadbourne, Mats Gustafsson, Han Bennink, Paal Nilssen-Love, Fred Lonberg-Holm, Joe Lally (Fugazi), Altered States , Amy Denio, Steve MacKay of The Stooges, etc. Zu has also shared tours and stages with: Fantômas, Lightning Bolt, The Ex, Ruins, Dälek, NoMeansNo, Vandermark 5, The Thing, and many more.
1. Zu is an Italian experimental rock band.
2. ZU is an Indonesian rock band.
1. With their original line-up (since 1997) of drums (Jacopo Battaglia), bass (Massimo Pupillo), and saxophone (Luca T. Mai (Mombu)), the trio from Rome, Italy gradually developed into their current form of highly intricate, experimental, metal/math/no-wave/free/noise/punk/jazz inspired work, breaking from the narrow confines of given music genres Read Full BioThere are at least two bands with the name Zu or ZU:
1. Zu is an Italian experimental rock band.
2. ZU is an Indonesian rock band.
1. With their original line-up (since 1997) of drums (Jacopo Battaglia), bass (Massimo Pupillo), and saxophone (Luca T. Mai (Mombu)), the trio from Rome, Italy gradually developed into their current form of highly intricate, experimental, metal/math/no-wave/free/noise/punk/jazz inspired work, breaking from the narrow confines of given music genres, and incorporating a wide array of influences into a unique sound.
Zu have always been curious and open to collaborations with a vast number of great musicians as: Mike Patton, Melvins, Dälek, The Ex, Peter Brötzmann, Hamid Drake, Ken Vandermark, Alvin Curran, Nobukazu Takemura, Damo Suzuki, Eugene Chadbourne, Mats Gustafsson, Han Bennink, Paal Nilssen-Love, Fred Lonberg-Holm, Joe Lally (Fugazi), Altered States , Amy Denio, Steve MacKay of The Stooges, etc. Zu has also shared tours and stages with: Fantômas, Lightning Bolt, The Ex, Ruins, Dälek, NoMeansNo, Vandermark 5, The Thing, and many more.
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Chthonian
Zu Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Zu:
5 にわか仕立てのシナリオが ブリキのタイコただきだす プラットホームで見たものは 冷たく光るスケア リーモンスターズ フル…
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dumb ass
MY FUCKING EARS! This is perfect. So happy I clicked on it for no reason.
lars lovelot
I'm pretty sure mike patton's not in the band, he's just played some songs with them. They're just a three piece.
NuevaRomay
+lars lovelot yeah, they did a couple od shows together and patton recorded vocals in two tracks of this album... in this track the guest is Buzz Osbourne
Marco Galli
There are no instruments in this song. Just your imagination.
Blake Roberts
This is infreakingcredible!
EriSteKad
No one:
Zu: but what if jazz was angry
Bruno Aziz
this is demoniac
Joshua Hall
Question! what time signiture is this in? It's been mega buggin me and my mate! haha, love it though!
sergio calvarioz
The nasty bass tone simply knocks me out every time I hear it!
Hox Vox
Gli voglio bene.