Beginning his career playing in Italy based progressive rock band Cryin’
Earth, Italian guitarist Aldo Giuntini left in 1984 in order to pursue a solo
career. After meeting fellow guitarist and sound engineer Dario Mollo in
1988, Giuntini began working in earnest on an album under the name
Giuntini Project.
The next two years were spent writing and rehearsing material, during
which time he was approached by English producer Kit Woolven, who
had been impressed by early demos and produced the album along with
Mollo.
It was another two years before Charles Bowyer was enlisted into the
band as a singer and the band’s first, self-titled album was finally
released in 1993.
In 1995, work commenced on a follow-up album, with former Black
Sabbath singer Tony Martin taking over vocal duties. Giuntini Project II
was released in 1999, again produced by Woolven and Mollo.
It was during the recording of this album that Martin and Mollo began
work on their own project “The Cage”.
Seven years later, Giuntini and Martin reunited to record Giuntini Project
III, once again produced by Mollo and released on 28 April 2006.
A fourth album, Giuntini Project IV, was released on May 2013.
On 2014 Aldo decided to stop with his saga of Giuntini Project and
moved to an unexplored less classic and more extreme genre , a sort of
prog-death metal near to bands like Feared and Lamb of God. So the
new project “Deathline” began.
In 2021 the album “V”is ready to be released. Eric Castiglia on vocals,
Leonardo Bacchiocchi on drums and Davide Pesce on bass are the new
members of the band.