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A Classic Education in an italian-canadian psychedelic indie pop band based in Bologna Italy, which formed in 2007.

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A Classic Education
Origin Bologna, Italy
Music Genre Indie Rock, Garage, Psych-Pop
Years active 2007 - present




Biography

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A Classic Education in an italian-canadian psychedelic indie pop band based in Bologna Italy, which formed in 2007.

The band's membership now includes canadian born singer-guitarist Jonathan Clancy, guitarist Luca Mazzieri, bassist Paul Pieretto, organ and keyboardist Giulia Mazza, and drummer Federico Oppi.

A Classic Education have released two Ep's and one single and are currently signed to California label Lefse.

The bands music is a mix of dreamy guitars, sixties melodies, psych-pop, garage and classic songwriting.[1]

In 2009 and 2010 the band played at SXSW in Austin, Texas and at the CMJ festival[2] in New York and were picked by Spin Magazine[3] as one of the top bands to watch.

They participated in the 2011 Primavera Sound Festivale[4] in Barcelona, playing on Saturday 28th May.

In 2011 they completed their first tour of North America[5] supporting english band British Sea Power.

They are the first foreign band to participate in the Shaking Through Web Series[6], where they recorded the song Night Owl that will be featured in in their debut album.

In October of 2011, they released their debut long play entitled 'Call It Blazing'.[7]

Discography

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LPs

  • Call It Blazing (2011, Lefse Records - U.S. --- Tannen Records - Italy)



EPs

  • First EP (2008, self-released)
  • Hey There Stranger EP (2010, Lefse Records])



Singles

  • Best Regards/Rest 7" single (2009, Bailiwick Records)
  • What My Life Could Have Been digital single (2009, Holiday Records)

Band Members

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Jonathan Clancy (vocals, guitars)

Luca Mazzieri (guitars)

Paul Pieretto (bass)

Giulia Mazza (organ, keyboards)

Federico Oppi (drums)

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http://www.myspace.com/aclassiceducation

http://www.aclassiceducation.com/

References

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