FEM - Forza Elettromotrice Milan, Italy
FEM was born in 2007 as RPI cover band. In 2012 its first EP "Epsilon".
In 2014 releases the concept "Sulla
bolla di sapone" under the label Altrock/Fading.
The band in the following years has the opportunity to perform at Ver1 Prog Festival of Veruno (2014) and the Riviera Prog Festival (2015), opening for headliners like Focus, New Trolls and Goblin.
In 2018 FEM releases the new LP "Mutazione".
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