Tritop Rome, Italy
Tritop is a progressive rock musical project, born in 2016. The project was brought to life by Ivo Di Traglia, a young Italian drummer and composer, who, only a few years later, was joined by Pierfrancesco Di Pofi (keyboards), Francesco Caponera (guitars), Jacopo Tuzi (bass), Mattia Fagiolo (vocals) and Iacopo Di Traglia (lyrics). "Rise of Kassandra" is their debut album released in 2023. ... more
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