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Flat Fifty Venice, Italy
Flat Fifty is the Apartment n. 50 from Bulgakov novel “The Master and Margarita”; in the novel it’s the place where the
devil resides while he is visiting Moscow.
Flat Fifty play a peculiar crossover between Franz Ferdinand, The Hives and The Kinks, garage in the roots with a muddle of influences, a formula someone labeled UltraPoP.
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