Album IT 2007 on Old Europa Cafe label
Electronic (Industrial, Noise)
"Delitto Pineale" is dedicated to D.P. Scotomatous production subdivided in seven concrete evidences, realized during the thermo-electronic summer of 2006. Preface: The term "concrete" comes from the latin "concretum" which means "condensed, hardened, coagulated", and applying this concept to the sonorous framework, the final result is to obtain a dense, curdled, clotted sound in which every liquid particle has been transformed into a compact structure which evokes atavic dissonant fossilizations. Packaged in 7" card sleeve.
![]() | Sacher-Pelz , *1955 IT album by |
![]() | Daniele Poletti liner notes, onomatopoeic texts |
![]() | Maurizio Bianchi p, key, *1955 IT liner notes, preface |
David van Ravesteijn mastered by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | M Your Eyes - Biolche | Sacher-Pelz | 14:02 | |
2 | In Hoc Signo Vinces | Sacher-Pelz | 5:15 | |
3 | Ubimarchiazioni | Sacher-Pelz | 13:41 | |
4 | Rizomarzio | Sacher-Pelz | 4:54 | |
5 | Ain | Sacher-Pelz | 11:01 | |
6 | Delitto Pineale | Sacher-Pelz | 10:03 | |
7 | In Hoc Urbia Miazi | Sacher-Pelz | 16:19 |