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Paolo Spaccamonti

Country: Italy

Paolo Spaccamonti is a guitarist and composer from Turin, Italy, who writes instrumental music for records, theatre and film. Since his debut Undici Pezzi Facili (2009) he has made solo albums and duo records, and he writes music for theatre productions and live scores for silent films. His solo albums include Buone Notizie, Rumors (2015), Volume Quattro (2019) and Nel Torbido (2024). He recorded CLN with Jochen Arbeit of Einstürzende Neubauten, Torturatori with Paul Beauchamp and a split LP with Stefano Pilia, and scored the film I Cormorani with Ramon Moro.

Border Soundscapes II
* Limited Deluxe Edition - 200 signed copies - Heavyweight black vinyl, insert, 3,60m long leporello (accordion-style) Photo book, silkscreened cover. * Building upon their recent, incredible immersions into the contemporary landscape of experimental sound, Die Schachtel returns with one of their most striking releases to date, Border Soundscapes II, distilling their longstanding efforts at the borders of interdisciplinary practice with a profound sense of accomplishment and grace. Instigated an…
Decay Music n.7: Ifigenia/Oreste
Die Schachtel Records is proud to present Ifigenia/Oreste, a new vinyl LP by celebrated Italian composer Paolo Spaccamonti. This album marks the seventh installment in the label's renowned Decay Music series, which has become synonymous with deeply emotive, abstract, and electronic/ambient music, which has so fare featured works of such names as Stefano Pilia, Giovanni di Domenico, Sandro Mussida, Vértice, Damavand and Claudio Rocchetti. Aim of the series is composing a fascinating scenario of t…
Cnl
**Edition of 300** Only if you know symmetry you can break it. Only where the dark has reigned, you can escape. Places have sounds. CLN is the album by Jochen Arbeit and Paolo Spaccamonti. CLN place is the city of Turin exoteric center joint. With two fountains depicting Po and Dora Riparia rivers, in perspective symmetry, and two twin churches exactly behind them, in San Carlo place. Through the lines of the tracks, two guitars stare at each other, but instead of chasing each other, they …