The 1997 album "Pranzo Oltranzista" showcases Mike Patton's solo work, diverging from his established band sound. This release features a distinctive experimental metal approach.
- "Pranzo Oltranzista" was released on April 22, 1997, by John Zorn's record label Tzadik. The album features a collaboration with Italian free-jazz guitarist Eraldo Bernocchi. It is known for its avant-garde and experimental soundscapes.
- The album was recorded in Italy, reflecting Patton's interest in Italian culture and sound. Many tracks are instrumental, focusing on texture and atmosphere. This marked a period of significant solo exploration for Patton outside of Faith No More.
- "Pranzo Oltranzista" received a limited release, contributing to its status as a collector's item. The album is considered a deep cut in Patton's extensive discography. It further cemented his reputation for genre-bending and unconventional musical projects.
Mike Patton is a vocalist from Eureka, California, known for his work in the rock and metal scenes. He is the frontman for the experimental band Faith No More and has a prolific career across numerous projects.
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