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Udus: DooMooD
In realtà, Manlio Maresca e Antonio Zitarelli (membri dei Neo) e l’inossidabile Luca Tommaso (sax negli Zu) vanno molto più in là dei luoghi comuni dell’occultismo proponendo una ricetta musicale - alquanto indigesta, ma non per questo meno affascinante - che affonda le sue radici nel rigurgiti death metal, del free jazz e dell’improvvisazione.
Ne esce fuori un lavoro di debutto che al di là di facili ironie naviga nei mari neri della sperimentazione tout court e lo fa con risultati sorprendenti.
Il rock più estremo e distorto incontra le profondità timbriche e inquietanti del baritono (“Waver Like a Butterfly and Sting Like a Bee”), mentre le asimmetrie ritmiche (“Murder Goodness”, “Breach of the Peace”) incalzano come una macchina da presa in un film horror.
DooMooD ritrae in musica oscure e ancestrali alchimie timbriche, definendo i contorni e l’insondabilità di un precipizio sonico.
Track Listing
01. Murder Goodness; 02. Breach Of The Peace; 03. Malebolge; 04. "Waver Like A Butterfly And Sting Like A Bee"; 05. In Pompa Magna; 06. Cancristianesimo; 07. Demogorgon 08. Abakuà
Personnel
Musicisti: Luca T. Mai (sax baritono); Manlio Maresca (chitarre); Antonio Zitarelli (batteria); Fabio Rix (machines).
Album information
Title: DooMooD | Year Released: 2008
About Luca T. Mai
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