Satan Is My Brother
Satan is my Brother is a quartet hailing from Milan with members coming from different musical experiences, among them the chamber rock ensemble Yellow Capra (Piloft Records).
The instruments played from the band are drums, bass, trombone and sax with layers of disturbing electronics going in and out of the mix and sparse vocals samplings. Their first self-titled album is the soundtrack of a movies they shoot at night driving on the Milan-Turin highway and it's the screening of an endless night, Lynch's Lost Highways in a mental loop, sense of paranoia induced by the city living.
The instruments played from the band are drums, bass, trombone and sax with layers of disturbing electronics going in and out of the mix and sparse vocals samplings. Their first self-titled album is the soundtrack of a movies they shoot at night driving on the Milan-Turin highway and it's the screening of an endless night, Lynch's Lost Highways in a mental loop, sense of paranoia induced by the city living.
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Satan is my Brother is a quartet hailing from Milan with members coming from different musical experiences, among them the chamber rock ensemble Yellow Capra (Piloft Records).
The instruments played from the band are drums, bass, trombone and sax with layers of disturbing electronics going in and out of the mix and sparse vocals samplings. Their first self-titled album is the soundtrack of a movies they shoot at night driving on the Milan-Turin highway and it's the screening of an endless night, Lynch's Lost Highways in a mental loop, sense of paranoia induced by the city living.
The instruments played from the band are drums, bass, trombone and sax with layers of disturbing electronics going in and out of the mix and sparse vocals samplings. Their first self-titled album is the soundtrack of a movies they shoot at night driving on the Milan-Turin highway and it's the screening of an endless night, Lynch's Lost Highways in a mental loop, sense of paranoia induced by the city living.
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How Far Can You See?
*Limited edition of 200 copies.* Satan is my brother are back after eight years of silence with its fourth album, “How far can you see?”, out in February 2023 on Dissipatio. Over forty minutes of ambient, dark-jazz and psychedelia which drag the listener into a burning, narcotic spiral: how far can you see? How far can you venture? In which direction? Far, more than you can see.Satan is my brother brings to life a powerful and convoluted album summoning the band’s origins and venturing in an eve…
They made us climb up here
“They made us climb up here” is the third album from Satan is my Brother. Five tracks of noisy jazz, or jazzy noise or none of the two. Melodies built on sax and trombone, struggle to surface from layers of electronics, groovy bass lines and free form drumming.
A forest dark
Conceived as as a soundtrack for the silent movie “Inferno (1911, Milano Films)” A Forest Dark is the new album from Satan is my Brother, after four years from the eponymous debut on Boring Machines. This new chapter sees the band expanding to five stable elements, with the addition of Antonello Raggi’s keyboards. A Forest Dark sounds less noisy and chaotic than its predecessor, electronic hiss remains now mostly in the background as a layer where acoustic instruments make their moves. It …
my dear killer
"an intoxicating blend of dark Ambient and steamy jazz. A vast, shifting blanket of atmospheric drones and textures, sourced in part from processed field recordings and occasionally spiced with samples ( a snippet of Ginsberg's Kaddish, some purring shortwave modulations) is sporadically supported by a supple, powerful rhythm section, but mostly left to billow darkly and malevolently in a way that recalls some of the colder moments of thei compatriots Larsen. The use of a brass section in such a…