专辑简介

Inside the underground music scene, I take decades checking how Italian artists have not ceased to amaze me year after year with their talented works. In this second decade of the century, and into the dark-electro sound universe, the extraordinary duo Dark Door has impressed me for its innovative electronic programming, by their revolutionary sound concepts and, above all, for his lyrical excelsa transformed into authentic existentialist poetry thanks to the powerful voice of Mario D'Aniello. Courtesy of Italian duo Dark Door, I could enjoy this digital promotional of their new album "Post Mortem" which will be officially presented on November 30 in digital format, in a limited edition of 100 units on CD, and in an edition limited to 50 numbered units cassette, recommending music lovers readers Lux Athena Webzine who make their order in the link I added at the end of this review because this musical work will be valued by experts as a cult album in the next years. "Post Mortem" is emblazoned with a striking design devised by Mario D'Aniello himself, using cover this somewhat bizarre image created by the famous American photographic artist Joel-Peter Witkin, melting into his sinister aesthetic that strange union carnality with mortuary like a baroque still life were disturbing. In the background, his existential message is conditioned by the fuzzy rational limits of what pleasurably carnal, whose acts, the individual at the sight of death in their environment, often indulge in that pleasure with anxiety to see clearly confirmed in his I he is still alive, and that is still beyond the reach of Lady Death, sooner or later, he will appear before your eyes inexorably to put an end to its existence. With this conceptual basis, the eleven tracks that form the backbone of the album "Post Mortem" acquire an unmistakably human, passionate and urban musical background where, in the inner solitude in which the individual is immersed, his mind during the waking does not stop play with the unreality of their own desires, their concerns, their fears and passions that deeply feels as if he were living in reality. Hedonism and frustration, momentum and unrest, life and death, have never ceased to be two sides of the human being over time regardless of culture or time you have had to live. Hiding a sinister shadow on the horizon of their destiny and that in each of these compositions, has been immortalized in these vital snapshots of his undoing. For this reason, while in modern times Postmodernism does not stop conquering more and more space in our society, listening quality albums as "Post Mortem" becomes that personal break with the gap around our loneliness, while trying to survive in this jungle of asphalt, concrete and glass.

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