Composition for Steiner-Parker Synthacon, MXR Analog Delay and magnetic tape.
Audio excerpts taken from italian giallo "Il Diavolo Nel Cervello".

Dramma Primordiale Dell'Ontogenesi

Excerpt from album "3048" published by Farmacia901 in 2009 in a 212 copies limited edition on total black cd-r and special gatefold cardboard sleeve (10 euros plus shipping).

"A dark, choking, psychotropic immersion into abstract isolationist electronics, floating among rumbles, drones, bleeps, glitches...like a trip into the deepest corners of an obscure unknown galaxy, lost forever and glad of it."


3048 (excerpt)

Excerpt from the album "Electronic Diffraction Patterns" published by Punch Records in 2008. (12 euros + shipping).

"There was a time when ELECTRONIC MUSIC was strictly connected to concepts like science, physic, mathematic.
A strong fascination for the future animated the research in this unique genre. Little or no importance at all was given to ‘distracting’ elements as melody or rhythm. Focus was on pure electronic sound. Such formal rigour, though, united with the hypnotic nature of pure electronic tones, gave birth to some of the most psychedelic and visionary compositions ever made.
This record wishes to take you back to those times.
...HAVE A NICE TRIP!"

Electronic Diffraction Patterns (excerpt)

Track from album "Kanashii - Il Piacere Della Tristezza" released by Punch Records in 2004 in a limited 300 copies edition grey vinyl LP (sold out).
The record is a collection of tracks recorded between 1993 and 2000, united by the theme of sadness, and it's meant to resonate with your deepest inner self.

In Morte Veritas

Track from album "SEÑOR TONTO - Switched On T.A.R.M." released by La Tempesta in 2003 (last copies - 10 euro + shipping).

"There is an italian rock’n’roll band from Pordenone called TRE ALLEGRI RAGAZZI MORTI (T.A.R.M.), which is quite popular in Italy.
These guys one day woke up and thought “Why don’t we take our most famous songs and do a “best of”? …but not the ordinary “best of” thing!!!”
So they consulted their alien friend SENOR TONTO and decided “we should go for instrumental re-interpretations of our songs”. They told Tonto 'Go and find some human being that could accomplish the mission'.
Senor Tonto found a weird human being, living in a house filled with every sort of old synth and keyboard! His name was Erik Ursich. The guys told him 'Let us have 1 song so that we can see how you re-interpret our music'. Erik Ursich gave them “Piccolo Cinema Onirico”. The guys went nuts about it and said 'WOW! We love it! Go for the rest of the record…do whatever you want with our songs!'
And so Erik did! The record features 12 T.A.R.M. songs which are totally re-invented and in some cases almost unrecognizable from the original ones. Each song is made with a different “flavour”: lounge, electro-pop, cosmic music, electro-punk, kraut-rock, even avant-garde electronic…Every single note is recorded with the exclusive use of old synths and keyboards, Moog style, no computer, no midi, no cut&paste…Just real hands hitting real keys and twisting real knobs of real old heavy fat synths & keyboards!!!"

Una Terapia

Track from album "Soundtracks Vol. 2" released by Vacca Stracca Recordings in 2003 (10 euros + shipping).
Soundtrack album ranging from electronic music to thrash metal, hard-funk, 70s style love-themes, silly songs, sad songs and much more.

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