MOROSE

Novembre 14, 2009

Morose is an English word, I think you know what that means. And so they are, these three guys from La Spezia: death-friendly, darkish even not so gothic, new folksters with a taste for Current 93… “La vedova di un uomo vivo” (The widow of a living man) is their very first album in Italian, the previous ones were composed in English: a concept of sadness that stands for Italy the way Boduf Songs or Black Heart Procession stand for their own countries, slow prayers in a dramatic feuilleton key.
MP3: “Ancora una parola”
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CD La vedova di un uomo vivo (Boring Machines + Ribéss Records + Shyrec + Travelling Music 2009)
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CARNICATS

This area is dedicated to all operators, distributors, booking agents, attendance, listeners who come to this page from abroad. Every 5 days I’ll be introducing a couple of artists or bands, one English-speaking, the other Italian-speaking (for those who understand our language) or instrumental. If you are interested in distributing their work, making them play, buying their cds, here you’ve got all the info you need. Subscribe feed rss to be updated in real time.

I see, Americans can’t understand the existence of an Italian hip hop scene, and maybe they’re right, from their point of view. But these four guys from Càrnia (High Friuli region) are talented and could testify the goodness of some posses along the country: their “shape” is conscious, almost each one of them grow a side project (Dek Ill Ceesa’s one is rapped in Carnian dialect!) and their fame is getting…higher, thanks also to ReddArmy’s work they reached an award in a Swedish Lapland festival.
MP3: “Carnicats”
MYSPACE
CD Carnicats (ReddArmy 2008)
DISTRIBUTION Halidon
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VERNER

What do foreigners love about Italy? Art, food… but there is a thing they can’t reach or buy, a feeling that cannot be told. Gian Andrea Esposito aka Verner has got this peculiar Italian touch in writing stylish songs without forgetting music composition: a bit slacker, a bit vintage folk, a lot Italian… Verner plays unplugged and electric guitars, and talks about love, politics, society, self awareness as his generations call to: but if you like Italian taste in music, don’t miss him!
MP3: “Indifferente”
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CD Il mio vestito (La Pupilla Records 2009)
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