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Musica Dell'Era Tecnologica (180g) Vinyl LP (Record Store Day)

Dagored / SKU: lp-9596
experimental sounds from legendary Italian composer, 1st time reissue
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  • Italian composer Piero Umiliani spent most of the 60s and 70s churning out film scores like clockwork, but managed to steal away to his Sound Work Shop studio in Rome in 1972 to record a trans-dimensional oddity of Moog synth + analog drum machine rhythms which he called Musica Dell'Era Tecnologica (translation: Music of the Technological Era). This holy grail of Italian experimental synth & library music runs the full spectrum of analogue bubblebath squirms (“Virus In Amore,” “Consumismo”) to clangy industrial dirges (“Finalissimo Atomico,” “Catene Di Montaggio,” “Blues Machine”) and Switched-on Bach vibes (“Antiquariato”). First-ever reissue limited to 500 copies on 180g vinyl with Lab-approved Munari-esque cover art courtesy of Italian filmmaker Sandro Lodolo.

    • first-ever vinyl reissue
    • 180 gram vinyl pressing
    • limited edition of 500
    • music label: Dagored 2018
    reviewed by sakura incident 07/2018
    upc: 87350648

Italian composer Piero Umiliani spent most of the 60s and 70s churning out film scores like clockwork, but managed to steal away to his Sound Work Shop studio in Rome in 1972 to record a trans-dimensional oddity of Moog synth + analog drum machine rhythms which he called Musica Dell'Era Tecnologica (translation: Music of the Technological Era). This holy grail of Italian experimental synth & library music runs the full spectrum of analogue bubblebath squirms (“Virus In Amore,” “Consumismo”) to clangy industrial dirges (“Finalissimo Atomico,” “Catene Di Montaggio,” “Blues Machine”) and Switched-on Bach vibes (“Antiquariato”). First-ever reissue limited to 500 copies on 180g vinyl with Lab-approved Munari-esque cover art courtesy of Italian filmmaker Sandro Lodolo.

  • first-ever vinyl reissue
  • 180 gram vinyl pressing
  • limited edition of 500
  • music label: Dagored 2018
reviewed by sakura incident 07/2018
upc: 87350648

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