Angelo Bruschini obituary

The music world bid farewell to musical virtuoso, Angelo Bruschini, on October 23, 2023, after he succumbed to lung cancer at the age of 62.

Since the news of his death was announced, tributes have poured in from across the globe.

Bruschini’s extraordinary musical journey remains an inspiration. He was a guitarist extraordinaire whose artistry and creativity transcended boundaries.

About Angelo Bruschini

Angelo Bruschini was a celebrated English guitarist from Bristol, notable for playing in bands such as The Numbers, Rimshots, and The Blue Aeroplanes.

His collaboration with the iconic trip-hop collective, Massive Attack, had thrust him into the spotlight.

Bruschini’s role was pivotal, both in the studio and during tours. His unparalleled guitar work significantly shaped the group’s groundbreaking albums, “Mezzanine” (1998) and “100th Window” (2003), enriching the band’s unique sound.

Beyond his band affiliations, Bruschini wore the hat of a producer. Notably, in 1997, he produced Strangelove’s self-titled album, showcasing his versatility and behind-the-scenes expertise.

In 2003, Bruschini’s guitar talents were showcased in Jane Taylor’s award-winning single, “Blowing This Candle Out.”