MACELLERIA MOBILE DI MEZZANOTTE - (RED) THE SAVAGING DISASTER
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: SUBSOUND
Release date: 20/05/2022
Barcode: 0631978873435
Catalog no.: SSRR0000117
Item ID: 519146
The 13th Macelleria Mobile di Mezzanotte album. The title is inspired by a James Ellroy quote, in turn borrowed from WH Auden, "this storm, this devastating disaster." It is a brutal act of resignation that looms in times of uncertainty, wars, pandemics, private hells. Stylistically it is the umpteenth step forward in the sound research of a band that has long developed a distinctive sound, anchored between noir jazz, dark ambient and electronic, but which at each new release is able to renew itself and show new nuances.
Also available: (BLACK) THE SAVAGING DISASTER (LP).
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