Marlene Kuntz are one of the most influential names in Italian alternative rock. Released on April 26, 1996, Il Vile remains the album that defined their sound and their legacy — jagged, distorted guitars, melodies suspended between shadow and light, and lyrics that fell like stones while rising like visions. Ranked among Rolling Stone Italia's 100 greatest Italian albums of all time, the record transformed unease and fragility into a new language, where pain became beauty and anguish became collective song. Thirty years later, that urgency hasn't faded. To mark the anniversary, the band brings the album back to life on stage with the tour "Marlene Kuntz suona Il Vile," a journey through the record track by track across some of Italy's finest clubs — a collective ritual that reignites its original flame for a new generation of listeners, while honoring the fans who never stopped recognizing themselves in its notes.