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Nichelodeon - UKIYOE - Mondi Fluttuanti (with Insonar) CD (album) cover

UKIYOE - MONDI FLUTTUANTI (WITH INSONAR)

Nichelodeon

 

RIO/Avant-Prog

4.27 | 27 ratings

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VOTOMS
5 stars Review n° 235

Nichelodeon's distrubed lullabies, and a short film reccomended by me to David Lynch fans.

Nichelodeon UKIYOE - Mondi Fluttuanti (with Insonar) / QUICKWORKS & DEADWORKS is a CD+DVD project and conducted by Claudio Milano and a huge ammount of people (and seems each one had written it's own arrangement), a list too extended to post here, sorry. When I got the album files, there were so many stuff I didn't even know where to begin. Pictures, an experimental/surreal movie -probably inspired by David Lynch short films & Jodorowsky- directed by Pietro Cinier (never heard of his name before, but great weird job, man!), something like a nonsensical photo slide show featuring a romance with a skeleton furry toy, and a music album. The music presented on the album is absolutely hard listening, and it deals with water and ocean subjects. While listening to the album I thought of retarded children in a haunted submarine-hospital driven by an ethereal moanin' friendly jellyfish secretly carrying evil intentions. Fok Progressivo In Opposition distmembered leftovers randomly clued to each other. That's nice.

VOTOMS | 5/5 |

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