Nosound is an Italian alternative rock band founded in 2002 by Giancarlo Erra. The group blends elements of alternative rock, post‑rock, electronic music and ambient soundscapes. All early Nosound material was written, performed, produced and engineered by Erra, who later expanded the project into a full band in 2006. Two Nosound albums have received the Italian Rock/Prog Music Awards for Best Recording: Lightdark – Best Recording (2008), A Sense of Loss – Best Recording (2009). Nosound began as Erra’s personal project. His earliest recordings date back to 1998, including the eight‑track demo Radici and a nineteen‑minute instrumental piece on the demo CD Maslova. Bassist Alessandro Luci contributed to some of these early tracks. Erra described the music as “evocative and intense, with personal songwriting.” The first officially released Nosound demo, Waves on Russia, appeared in 2002, followed by a promo for what would become the debut album Sol29. Interest generated by the early demos led Erra to assemble musicians to perform the material live, eventually forming a stable band lineup. Nosound’s official debut album, Sol29, was released in March 2005. A short tour followed, resulting in the live DVD The World Is Outside (2006), which also included previously unreleased material. In early 2007, the band issued a limited‑edition live CD titled Slow, It Goes. This was followed by the EP Clouds, featuring three outtakes from the forthcoming album Lightdark.
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My Apology
The Moment She Knew
Places Remained
Fading Silently
In Celebration of Life (from Scintilla)
Wherever You Are (from Afterthoughts)
Kites (from Lightdark)
In My Fears
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