Download Oteme (osservatorio Delle Terre Emerse) Corpo Nel Sogno (2018) Rar Site
For those navigating the intricate world of contemporary avant-prog and chamber rock, the 2018 release (The Body in the Dream) by OTEME (Osservatorio delle Terre Emerse) stands as a landmark of Italian experimentalism. Led by the visionary composer and filmmaker Stefano Giannotti , the ensemble delivers a work that defies easy categorization, bridging the gap between high-art chamber music and the subversive energy of the Rock-In-Opposition (RIO) movement. A Sonic Architecture of the Subconscious
: A central "Chamber Poem" in three movements ( Il cimitero delle fate , Di passaggio , Prato Fiorito ) that explores oriental scales and lullaby-like melodies.
: A vivid example of Giannotti’s "theatrical" songwriting.
Released through the esteemed , Corpo nel Sogno is OTEME’s third studio effort and perhaps their most ambitious "total work" to date. Giannotti, acting as the group's deus ex machina , spent two years meticulously constructing these twelve tracks, which he describes as an exploration of the "song form" expanded into something theatrical and surreal.
For those navigating the intricate world of contemporary avant-prog and chamber rock, the 2018 release (The Body in the Dream) by OTEME (Osservatorio delle Terre Emerse) stands as a landmark of Italian experimentalism. Led by the visionary composer and filmmaker Stefano Giannotti , the ensemble delivers a work that defies easy categorization, bridging the gap between high-art chamber music and the subversive energy of the Rock-In-Opposition (RIO) movement. A Sonic Architecture of the Subconscious
: A central "Chamber Poem" in three movements ( Il cimitero delle fate , Di passaggio , Prato Fiorito ) that explores oriental scales and lullaby-like melodies.
: A vivid example of Giannotti’s "theatrical" songwriting.
Released through the esteemed , Corpo nel Sogno is OTEME’s third studio effort and perhaps their most ambitious "total work" to date. Giannotti, acting as the group's deus ex machina , spent two years meticulously constructing these twelve tracks, which he describes as an exploration of the "song form" expanded into something theatrical and surreal.