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CAINUS (AS SACHER-PELZ)

Maurizio Bianchi

Progressive Electronic


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2 stars Extremely difficult listening from Bianchi's first tape manipulations (at the end of the 70's). Continuous deaf sounds, almost unlistenable. It's impossible to distinguish something in this noisy theatre of painful, agonising, oppressive, malevolent, decadent collection of sounds. All compositions are taken from cacophonic, oxidizing ancient recordings. It's difficult to discern the musical source, because everything is alterated. After hearing this one I can understand that it was published privately, only on tapes for a small circle of specialists and listeners who have a "suicidal" temper. Disconcerted and without interest for prog fans. Outstanding works from Bianchi will come three years later, starting from the classics electro-neurotic macabre "Neuro Habitat / morder unter uns" and "Mectpyo bakterium" (at the same time more various and more subtle, complex experimentations)
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