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The Sound of Everything_part5

Giorgio

Fiato

The Chasing Monster - Frames

Gaznevada - I.C. Love Affair (Italian Version) 1983

Labyrinth - Moonlight

Rimorso

Fimmine Fimmine

All Fine / Enif Lla

Puppet

Stain The Canvas - Puppet (Ft. Get Scared)

07 Bella ciccia

HOLLYWOOD

Blackened Heartbeat

Rossini: Complete Overtures

Overture (Sinfonia)

Chic

Dalla in jazz

Il cielo (feat. Max Gazzè)

Cecilia Bartoli - The Art of Cecilia Bartoli

Handel: Rinaldo / Act 2: Lascia ch'io pianga

La legge di Murphy

Melody Fall - Remember the Name

genere
#darkwave #postpunk # krautrock #electronic #industrial

03 Dream House

FLIES 33 >>> GIULIANO SORGINI | AFRICA OSCURA
LP 180gr. with inner sleeve
artwork: Luca Barcellona
The unreleased dark side of "Zoo Folle"!
OUT ON 15 OCTOBER 2018

Recorded by composer and multi-instrumentalist Giuliano Sorgini between 1974 and 1976 in his studio in Prati district in Rome, a stone’s throw from Italian television offices, Africa Oscura is a set of tracks inspired by the wildest and most obscure secrets of those lands, intended to be the background of some tv documentaries. 
Some tracks were recorded during the same session of “Zoo Folle”, the album widely recognised as his masterpiece, celebrated today by the most influential connoisseurs from all over the world. Some others came right after, for a mysterious documentary whose title was supposed to be “I corsari della savana” (as stated by the credits written on the reels that we have found).
All these tracks remained unbelievably unreleased until now, forgotten on some old and dusty ¼-inch reels, amazingly survived up today, then transferred and restored to compile this much-needed release. A sort of concept-album about darkest Africa, with a kind of eerie mood, nearly esoteric, to which Sorgini was very close in these years, working on horror and b-movies soundtracks or experimental libraries.
All tracks are entirely played by composer himself, with drums, percussions and all sorts of analog synths overlaps, to create an afro-ambient soundscape, something halfway between electronic and minimalism, with a vibrant prog flavour. Among John Carpenter’s reminds, occultism, large prairies and Saharan landscapes, this amazing score truly reveals the creepy dark-side of “Zoo Folle”

excerpts:
B2 - Africa Oscura
B4 - Viaggio nel Deserto
A3 - Ricognizione
B7 - Agguato
B1 - Predatori
A5 - Iniziazione
A6 - Notte nella Savana

The Sound of Everything_part5

Bjoern Fischer