Fabio Casagrande Napolin

Also known as F.C.N., Fabio Casagrande Napolin is one of the three founder members of La Casa Rosa Confetto, italian punk/noise/experimental band active from 1989 to 1993, and owner of Hydhro Studios, stated in 1989.
In 1992 F.C.N. started his solo project In Vitro Test, experimental/industrial music project active from 1992 to 1995 and again from 2002 to 2008.
In 2005 F.C.N. became the bassist of the goth band The Sunset Boulevard (2), and from 2005 to 2006 of the shoegaze band Kitsune.
Some works of Fabio Casagrande Napolin as photographer has been used for some cover from the spanish label Grabaciones Goticas and for the cover of the italian band Ataraxia album The Moon Sang On The April Chair / Red Deep Dirges Of A November Moon.
Fabio Casagrande Napolin also wrote some books on music and cinema, and he has been the director of the italian fanzine Abastor, from 1994 to 2010. He wrote for some magazines like Mondo Bizzarro Mag, Il Giaguaro and Classix!
In 2016 he wrote the book Orgasmo Song. Sesso, musica e sospiri, published by Claudio Fucci's VoloLibero Edizioni, a story of erotic music in the 70's.
Since 2014 he started his own webradio trasmission Il Laboratorio del Professor Odd, broadcasted by Radio Banda Larga, using the nickname Professor Odd.
In 2015 restarted his solo project In Vitro Test with a collaboration with Erik Ursich and Sylvia Schlecker to the single In Heaven (Everything Is Fine) MK Ultra. In 2019 In Vitro Test released a concept EP of Kosmische Musik, Le Dernier Jour Dans L'Espace in collaboration with Erik Ursich, Alessandro Papa, Gloria Bazzocchi and Sylvia Schlecker.
In 2020 he found the group La Maison De La Maîtresse as a trio together with Sickozell and Sylvia Schlecker. La Maison De La Maîtresse originally started as an In Vitro Test side project in 2006, but recorded only two tracks for the unreleased soundtrack of the short Der Anhalter.