No Matter What

Independence Day

Impossible

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Exhausted

Discipline Pill

Julia (Asylum Party Cover)

'La Scatola' a.k.a. 'Terror Vision' definitely smelled of The Wake, Nine Inch Nails and Chaos UK... with the bassist plugging for the very last time the Metal Zone pedal we had used on the ''Dreaming The Lost'' sessions.
We got Luigi that brand new Boss pedal to replace his older and noisy distortion pedal (which we inherited along most of his memorabilia)... but somehow he made it work like his Turbo Overdrive OD-2 while, at the same time, making it shine like Every New Dead Ghost and Killing Joke on a couple of tracks that got to be the heaviest on the whole album eventually. 

La Scatola

'Sfida' was the nightmarish result of the heavy rotation of Ministry cd's and the D.A.F. and Calva Y Nada dancing on the electro-goth dancefloors in between Rome and Modena. A wall of sound of synced bass and synth guitar leads with that sisterian TR-808 curse poppin' in on the drums arrangement... which was typical of most of the nineties sound anyway. We did try to replace that, but it's either 'them' or something else. We're trying for the latter... with an alternate mix as in the original demos. The odd time signature thrown in for good measure were unintentional of course... why doin' it the easy way, like everyone else, when you 'craft' them like that?

Sfida

“Formed in '92 with voice, distorted bass and drums. Band's symbol comes from a sign placed on witches graves, which is jolly. The assurance of the old sound sustained through energetic expression rather than shallow noise. Two MC's through Energeia, ‘Simon Dreams In Violet' ('93), ‘Dreaming The Lost' ('94) and the self-released MC ‘Follia’ ('95) on their own label Interior Deus.” Mick Mercer

Sfida

Simon Dreams In Violet

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