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Friday, February 27, 2015

Il Ballo Delle Castagne "Soundtrack For An Unreleased Herzog Movie"


Country: Italy
Genre(s): Krautrock, Psychedelic, Space Rock
Label: Hau Ruck! Spqr
Format: vinyl, digital
Release date: February 26, 2015
Tracklist: 
  1. In The Garden Of Popol Vuh - 4:56
  2. Lentus In Umbra - 7:04
  3. Il Pianto Di Cristo Su Gerusalemme - 8:33
  4. Profumi Di Oriente - 4:43
  5. Sicut In Caelo - 10:38
Line-up: 
Marco Garegnani - Acoustic Guitar, Percussion, Grand Piano, Harpsichord
Vinz Aquarian - Voice, Electronics, Synthesizer
Maethelyiah - Voice (3)
Roberto Lucanato - Acoustic Guitar (4)

Description/Reviews: 
This is a tribute to the genious and the vision of W.H. Herzog. His influence on Il Ballo delle Castagne music has been constant over the years. For all lovers of Popol Vuh and oriental atmospheres this is your soundtrack.

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp
Profumi Di Oriente
In The Garden Of Popol Vuh

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Mushroom's Patience "Road To Nowhere"


Country: Italy
Sub Genre: Psychedelic, Prog Folk, Post Rock
Label: Klanggalerie/SPQR
Release date: March 11, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. Station To Station
2. Road To Nowhere
3. Christmas Asleep
4. Du Hast Sugo Auf Der Wange
5. Red Light
6. Tractor Train Orchestra
7. Water #5
8. Station To Nowhere
9. The Waltz Of The Railroad To Nowhere
10. Memoria Sonica
11. King's Return
12. Ampeln Im Sturm
13. Last Goodbye

Line-up: 
Dither Craf (aka Raffaele Cerroni) - acoustic and electric guitars, banjo, bass, keyboards, melodica, percussion, vocals
   With
Vinz Aquarian ( Il Ballo delle Castagne) - synthesizer, accordion, vocals
Severance - acoustic guitar (4, 10)
Mario F.O.B. - acoustic guitar (4, 10)
Anna R. - backing vocals (3)
Echo Eerie - vocals (7)
Euski - vocals (6)

Description/Reviews: 
 Vinz's influence on electronics transfers Raffaele's guitar compositions into a spooky kind of noir version of Mushrooms Patience, but it also continues where "Roma, Wien" and "Water" ended. An imaginary journey from Herzog's Stroszek to the post-apocalyptic "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy. A sick blues, a perfect soundtrack for the end of the world .

Media/Samples 
Christmas Asleep

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