Six Minute War Madness

www.sixminutewarmadness.com



Six Minute War Madness were born in January 1992: Federico Ciappini on vocals, Paolo Cantù (former member of Tasaday and Afterhours) and Xabier Iriondo (also in Afterhours) on guitars, Massimo Marini on bass and Daniele Misirliyan on drums.

In September 1993 they put out their first 7" "Holy Joe/Evensong" on the punk label Blu Bus and during the same year another song, "Truck Fucker", appeared on the compilation Faces Vol.2.

A year later they contributed four tracks to the album Lubrificant for Your Mind (with three other bands -Mouseblaster, Sentence to Blunder and Booger- also appeared on the album) which was co-produced by the Suck Cops and Blu Bus labels.

In 1996 the band released their first full length album and switched to singing in Italian. The self-titled debut was followed by 1997's Il Vuoto Elettrico and, after a slight line-up change, the band released 2000's Full Fathom Six. While the first self-titled record is based on the melting of powerful mid-times and explosive and angular guitarwork, in the two albums that followed SMWM started to experiment with form by incorporating sounds that can be traced to the Chicago/Louisville scene and to the Cantù-Iriondo-Magistrali side-project called A Short Apnea.

Six Minute War Madness split up in 2002.



DISCOGRAPHY:

Holy Joe / Evensong 7" (Blu Bus 1993)

Six Minute War Madness CD (Blu Bus 1996)

L'Ora Giusta / La Tempesta 7" (Man's Ruin 1997)

Il Vuoto Elettrico CD (Jungle Sound 1997)

Full Fathom Six CD (Santeria 2000)

Full Fathom Six re-edition 2CD (WallaceRecords 2010)



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