There is more than one artist with this name. 1) Oniric is an Italian duo project born in 2005, formed by Carlo De Filippo and GianVigo (Gianpiero Timbro). Their first artistic meet brought quickly to the spontaneous and direct compositions of ethereal and dreaming inspiration, merging Carlo's sad chords and blurred dark sound with melodies and sonorous elucubrations from GianVigo: soon, the nostalgic and intimate vein, came out from the first works. After a very long and intense live activity...
There is more than one artist with this name.
1) Oniric is an Italian duo project born in 2005, formed by Carlo De Filippo and GianVigo (Gianpiero Timbro). Their first artistic meet brought quickly to the spontaneous and direct compositions of ethereal and dreaming inspiration, merging Carlo's sad chords and blurred dark sound with melodies and sonorous elucubrations from GianVigo: soon, the nostalgic and intimate vein, came out from the first works. After a very long and intense live activity (with the steady collaboration of Simona Giusti in recording sessions too) and several radio broadcasting passages, in the beginning of 2009 the duo signed with the Caustic Records label and released their debut album "Cabaret Syndrome".
2) Oniric (a.k.a Oniric project) is a crossover prog solo project that started in 2004 by Soundrise’s lead vocalist and poly-instrumentalist Walter Bosello. The project’s sound ranges from a variety music genders like progressive rock, metal, industrial, and funk. For more information please visit www.oniric.it.
3) Oniric is a Spanish group. Maria was humming her own tunes for months while creating new songs that she recorded with her guitar in her own room. Andy, after listening to a few of her songs, decided to invite her to compose and record a new song for a project called "El Alienista" which he was already working on. They quickly went from casual 5-minute conversations to composing new songs for more than 12 hours in a row, talking about their own experiences and discussing potential future projects. Two weeks after they met, they started getting together more often to review the songs Maria had composed and they prepared a specific set to start playing gigs. Their first demo was completed in November 2007, but It wasn't until May 2008 when they finally started recording their debut album after reaching an agreement with Cydonia Records, which strongly believed in the new group. "Sin Técnica" was recorded in the Ultramarinos Costa Brava studio by Santi Garcia and Ramón Rodriguez as Producers and Final Mastering. After a few months, Andy decided to change course and today Oniric is comprised of María Rodés and a band formed by Nacho Yoldi, Tomás García y Oriol. Their debut album was completed in December 2008.
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