When Luxure formed in 1984 they were all very young (17 years old) and during their career they published three demotapes: "Draw Up Your Chair", "Yiddish" (devoted to Albert Camus) and "Luck, Marry Me". The band participated in various festivals, winning "Premio Musica" in Vicenza in 1985 and "Vota la voce" in Soave (Verona) in 1989. They also participated in Arezzo Wave in 1990, just before splitting up. In 2000 they reunited for a short time in order to record a track for "There is A Light That Never Goes Out", the tribute CD to the Smiths in which many Italian and international bands participated. Finally, the band reunited for the last time in 2007 and managed to record 7 new tracks, before the death of their singer Giorgio Mari in 2010, for future release.
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