I haven't had time to update, a month without the internet, only large mountains and wet moons. Homeless in la Patagonia. But I'm in Brazil now, and while I've been dancing the heart into submission, tunes like those of Petali del Cariglione still rub dark spots into empty plains.
An album truly bacano, Capitolo IV was a one off by the Italian Goth band, Carillon del Dolore. Psychedlic. Dark. Like Pink Floyd rubbed in gasoline and New Wave. Released on the amazing label, Contempo, home of Clock DVA, Christian Death, Suicide, Death in June, the influences are apparent, the sound is distinct, and the recording quality is perfectly wedged between lo-fi and well done. It anticipates grunge, emo, and sounds that would arrive in the late 80s, early 90s.
Enjoy!
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