Diana Berti is the moniker used by Francesco Baudazzi (Violet Poison) for distinctly nostalgic productions that revisit the 80s of the obscure bands on cassette in a fairly modern way. The lean melodies and essential rhythms of “The Hand That Seeds Death” are the setting for a visionary and hypothetical 80s b-movie that looks like the plot of “Phenomena” by Dario Argento. Solidly anchored to certainties such as Muslimgauze, Goblin and Doxa Sinistra, turn on the VCR and enjoy this dream journey on VHS.

Out on 26th October via Ready Made Distribution, Berlin.
Blue vinyl, limited press.
Part II coming early 2021.

Diana Berti - The Hand That Seeds Death Part I [Veleno Viola - VVLP002]

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Mutant electronics

Violet Poison and related side-projects (Bakunin Commando, Diana Berti, Be Dellow, Red Lodge)

Bookings: magda@cruelmachinebooking.com

Delightful beginnings entrenched in notational stimulations, while swirling absurdities spontaneously abound. Love duplicates love.

I can feel the wind rolling on my face, she said.







Maybe she’s hiding in another frequency, he said. Maybe time doesn’t matter, it’s just there when calculations must be made in comparison to this or that. Realizations happen in reason or happenstance perchance.