MARIOLINA ZITTA - Concert For Bats, Voices And Natural Sounds LP Funeral Doom

MARIOLINA ZITTA - Concert For Bats, Voices And Natural Sounds LP Funeral DoomAt the end of the 1980s, Mariolina Zitta approached the world of natural sounds, studying musicology and developing a passion for speleology. Her encounter with Walter Maioli was fundamental, guiding and influencing her definitive research into sound archaeology and the primitive sources of musical acoustic phenomena. In these recordings Mariolina conducts a magical ritual as a cave priestess, celebrating the icons par excellence of the mysteries of

eyes wide open and dilated pupils

With this and the Loose Fur album

This music bears many of the hallmarks of fraught angst

Though before and after that LP’s 1982 release they recorded the Livin’ in the 80’s 7”

which includes "Can't Tie Yet" - a compilation track from the recording session of the album - was added

#2 at Album Of The Year and sat at #1 on Rate Your Music for several weeks

Descended from the ‘90s wave of guitar-driven power pop bands that owed as much to Van Halen as to Big Star

Based on field recordings made by the prolific Room40 owner that were subtly but decisively altered with electroacoustic techniques through the German improv legend

" originally released in 1986

Kansas City trio BUMMER mirror the absurdity of modern life with a balance of dark humor

) is adept at finger picked solo guitar pieces that owe as much to Vini Reilly as they do Michael Chapman

stasis & byways every gig