Sacher-Pelz
Sacher-Pelz is the earliest alias of Maurizio Bianchi, the Italian industrial and noise musician born in 1955 in Pomponesco, near Mantua. Bianchi first used the name in 1979 for four self-produced cassettes before switching to his own name, or MB. He has since brought the name back for new recordings. The Sacher-Pelz cassettes were Cainus, Venus, Cease to Exist and Velours.
Aliases: Maurizio Bianchi
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Italian composer maurizio bianchi (1955) produced his first tapes of noise in the early 1980s, at the peak of the industrial scene, but his chaotic dissonant orgies harked back to the musique concrete of the 1950s, despite similarities with Nocturnal Emissions, Metabolist, Whitehouse, early Throbbing Gristle.
Men\'s True Hated
Menstrualrecordings is proud to start it's activities with the album by the Italian underground legend and Industrial-Noise Music pioneer Maurizio Bianchi (M.B.). 'Dysmenorrhoeic dissonances for floating keyboards, diagnostic modulations and absorbent strings, discharged during the autumn of 2005.' Edition of 300 numbered copies in handmade tri-fold cardboard sleeve with pasted photograps and handstamped MB logo. Edition of 278 numbered copies in handmade tri-fold cardboard sleeve with three pas…