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NEFELODHIS (M.B & SPARKLE IN GREY)Maurizio BianchiProgressive Electronic |
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Released in 2007, Nefelodhis is a concept album by Maurizo BIANCHI in collaboration with the
abstract impressionist post rockin' ensemble SPARKLE IN GREY (featuring Matteo UGGERI on
electronics, Alberto CAROZZI on guitars, Cristiano LUPO on various instruments and Franz KROSTOPOVIC
on violin). In the Greek terminology Nefelodhis means "cloudiness". The concept of the album opens
on poetical-promethean-mercurian images in relation with vertiginous spiritual states and
ascentional horizons. The sound experiments and the pleaseantly suspensfully instrumental
melodies perfectly illustrate the conceptual background of the project. Each musical piece
metaphorically represents direct and dynamical images of clouds (stratus, cumulum, nibulus...). The
poetical inspiration of these natural manifestations was already approached by classic writters as
Goethe, Rilke or Whitman. Nefelodhis gives to these intimate reveries a poetical-musical incarnation.
The opening piece starts with textural-detached and resonating guitar strings progressively covered
by dense, shimmering drone divine. The second composition offers wonderful-doom bass laments with
repetitious, ecstatic violin dissonances and nervous noisy effects. A deep, serene and arctic
atmosphere prevails. The three following pieces feature superb micro-tonal ambient experiments
with an alternance of menacing, tremendous echoes and contemplative-cosmical effects. Last cloud is
a spendid, elegiac and melancholic piece dominated by beatific organic sounds and dreamy like
minimal guitars. An etheral soundscape which reveals the infinite pleasure to live in an
agglomeration of aerian images and enchanting metamorphosis. The album closes with a slow-moving,
unearthy synthscape.Voluptuous, pure cinematic beauty. Nefelodhis is a ravisishing abstract trip
that convice us that the supreme form of solitude is in the aerian-vertical universe. Timeless
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