The Mars Volta

On March 6, 2005, The Mars Volta performed at the Rolling Stone venue in Milan, Italy, delivering an electrifying live set that included 'Drunkship of Lanterns.' This performance came just after the release of their critically acclaimed album, 'Frances the Mute,' which hit the shelves in March 2005. This album showcased their signature blend of progressive rock, jazz, and Latin influences, solidifying their place in the music scene. Interestingly, 'Frances the Mute' was deeply conceptual, inspired by a diary found in a used bookstore, illustrating the band's penchant for narrative complexity. The Milan gig, part of their tour promoting this album, highlighted their dynamic stage presence, offering fans a raw glimpse of their energetic sound. Moments like these are what solidified The Mars Volta’s reputation for creating intense and immersive live experiences, drawing audiences into their unique sonic landscape.

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