Music from Italy

Plush shag carpeting, jazz flutes, analogue synths, funk grooves, exotica, and sultry, Italian-style vocalising: Erotica 70 is the new album from Larry Manteca, known for their inventive, tongue-in-cheek reimaginings of classic Italian soundtrack aesthetics. This time around, the Milanese collective sets its sights on the distinct sonic landscape of 1970s commedia sexy—a film genre that, for better or worse, defined an era and fed richly into the cinematic education of Larry Manteca’s members. T…

*300 copies limited edition* Re-edition into CD of the tape out on OEC in 2018 and immediately sold-out. Re-mastered for CD by Devi(L)s Granziera (aka Teatro Satanico). Live actions in their entirety by Atrax Morgue: Live @ SOTTOMONDO - Treviso / Italy - on October 23 1999; Live @ URGA - Tokyo / Japan - on December 03 2006. Music, words, vocals by Marco "M. Nothing" Corbelli, "Alive and Dead" no need to say more...

*300 copies limited edition* "Paranoia standard edition has sold-out and here comes the expanded edition / re-print of one the best, if not the best, Atrax Morgue CD release. To this new edition we have added two alternative versions of the track Il Forcipe di Thanatos which were first released on the 7" vinyl Malaplacenta out on OEC in 2017. The original project dates back in 2007 just before Marco's death. On those two alternative tracks you can hear Marco's voice ranting the text written by M…

*300 copies limited edition* "First releaset as a tape in 1995, reprinted as a CDr in 2002. Finally, after 24 years, in 2019 omes CD-Digipak re-edition of this legendary album. For the CDr re-release the tape was completely remastered at Sweet Slaughter by none else than Marco Corbelli and the following were added: 2 unreleased tracks recorded in 1995 + 2 unreleased tracks recorded in 2002. This was and still is best Italian Morgue P/E Industrial. Brutal Synth-Noise by the cadaverous mind of thi…

Another four Umiliani favourites remastered and reissued on seven inch for the first time. Dirty disco business on the A and super psych sounds on the B. Dossier is taken from Moggi - News! News! News! (Sound Work Shop) 1979 Discomania is from The Soundwork-Shoppers - Discomusic (Sound Work Shop) 1978 Mondo Dove Vai? (Complesso Beat Con Effetti Elettronici Version) from Piero Umiliani – Questo Sporco Mondo Meraviglioso (Omicron) 1971 Hippies (Part 2) from Piero Umiliani – Psichedelica (Omicron) …

'Quiet Pieces' initiates Abul Mogard’s personal imprint Soft Echoes with a definitive self-portrait of calm, contemplative, and discreet inner landscapes made audible. It is the first solo album on vinyl in four years.

The artist’s name and the title of the work alone would be enough to introduce this release: Ennio Morricone and “Nuovo Cinema Paradiso.” On one hand, the world’s most famous Italian composer and conductor; on the other, one of the most beloved and celebrated Italian films of all time, Giuseppe Tornatore’s masterpiece, which in 1990, two years after its theatrical release, won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. Love, nostalgia, and melancholy permeate “Nuovo Cinema Paradiso” and come to l…

Still sealed copies of the long sold out 2014 on Schema LP+CD re-issue of the ultra-rare 1970 psychedelic experimental album by no less that the Gruppo d'Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza in disguise.

*300 copies limited edition* Roberto Musci, born in Milan in 1956, studied guitar, music and electronic instruments. From 1974 to 1985 he traveled the world studying African, Indian, Arab and Oriental music recording ethnic music “in the field,” studying and collecting ethnic musical instruments from all parts of the world. His self-produced debut album, “The Loa of Music,” is a seminal work of staggering originality and extraordinary beauty in which field recordings, musique concrète, electroni…

Still sealed copy of the long sold out box set re-issue on Dialogo of one of the most amazing series od experimental library records originally released by RCA in 1982.

Five LP set containing original copis of five rare diverse library albums recorded under his name or in disguise (Rovi, Moggi, Catamo) and released on his lables Videovoice, Omicron, Liuto Records, Telesound and Sound Work Shop between 1972 and 1983. Collected in a special tissue bag in an edition of 48 numbered copies in 2014.

Original edition on the microscopic Telesound label of the 1983 circus library album by Umiliani in disguise as Tusco.

Original edition on the microscopic Telesound label of the rare and great experimental electronic library album by Umiliani in disguise as Tusco.

2016 biography of the jazz, electronic and library music master published by Bloodbuster in a limited edition of 500 copies including a 7"EP with tracks from Sweden Heaven And Hell, Piano Fender Blues and Aragosta A Colazione.

*150 copies limited edition* "Close your eyes, see black" is a slow descent into the depths, like freediving or deep anesthesia taking us to the sunken center of ourselves. When the darkness is too dense, when visibility is too low, what we had imagined as a privileged observation point becomes a lookout over the void. We must resurface to understand, with the new awareness that we cannot find everything within ourselves. Re-emerged, once again we ask ourselves how far we can see.

*2026 stock. 150 copies limited edition* This new album titled "The Antichrist or the Acceptance of Evil" is a project that is particularly important to me. It's a difficult theme, discussing violence, which exists in each of us, and how we make it seem normal by accepting and justifying it. Unfortunately. It is an imaginary story of a person—whether man or woman doesn't matter—who, by experiencing violence, discovers themselves.

Rare 1970 library album on Deneb with interpretations of Italian folk music. Never re-issued on either LP or CD.

2015 re-issue on Intervallo of the superlative 1975 dark and oppressive avantgarde library album on Deneb.

2016 re-issue on Intervallo of the superb 1973 aquatic-themed experimental/ambient electronic library album on Cardium.

2016 re-issue on Intervallo of the lovely 1973 melodic and evocative library album on Nereide.