Bambole Di Colla (tape + Sexual Lobotomy nr.2 fanzine)
Very rare cassette compilation of new wave from the north of Italy featuring Venavil, Nadja and Marco Milanesio plus other obscure band available only here. With Sexual Lobotomy nr.2 fanzine included in original PVC bag.
Proclami / Suicidio
1993 set with the CD re-issue of the 1989 LP plus the 1993 single and booklet in thick 7" cardboard box. Industrial/noise music by wild performance group from Torino.
Anhelo (tape + fanzine)
Very rare cassette compilation of three electronic/industrial music projects, Tasaday, Zona Industriale and Lyke Wake, complete with Anhelo magazine.
The Golem (7" + The Signal magazine)
Original first 7" single on red vinyl enclosed with The Signal magazine by dark-wave and post-punk bank from Modena inspired by Alestair Crowley. Includes postcard.
Free 1985 Sect. Two
Rare 1985 split 7" single with two electronic synth-wave bands in an elaborate package including numbered Free 1985 numbered (this is 0150/2400) magazine in the original cardboard envelope with original sealing sticker.
Free Mod 83Ø3 (7" + magazine)
Rare 1983 split 7" single by two of the best synth-wave bands of the early 80's in an elaborate package including Free 8303 magazine in the original numbered (this is 722/750) cardboard envelope with original sealing sticker.
Love Songs + Andrew Woodhouse + Magia Sexualis 1 (2 LP + tape + ephemera)
Amazing lot of the first three privately-released outputs by the TOPY-releated ritual/industrial band, including the very rare first edition of the first cassette and the two LP's with inserts. In addition, lots of ephemera documenting the activity of the collective.
Ouvrez Vos Auditifs Canaux
Original 1985 LP on Azteco by experimental electronic avant-rock band from Parma. With insert.
Live At "The Blue Angel"
1986 compilation LP on Blue Angel with gatefol cover presenting live in studio recordings by Walhalla, Avion Travel, Petruska, Ciak, Spleen Fix, Panoramics and Life. Recorded live in Naples in March, April and May 1986 at TeleOggi studio's on the set of the tv program "L'Angelo Azzurro".
Akhenaten
1984 great LP sampler of early 80's Italian experimental music released by Multiple Configuration /ADN on blue vinyl with insert.
La Nave Dei Folli
Beautiful 1988 'art brut' picture disc originally enclosed with Amen magazine (not included) presenting the experimental post-punk of Pagan Easter, Pedago Party, Ça Ira and Gronge.
Rockgarage Compilation Vol. 1-2-3-4
1984 Italian New Wave compilation featuring a.o. 2+2=5, Frigidaire Tango, Detonazione and Diaframma, complete with Rockagarage magazine nr. 0/5.
La Caduta Del Simbolo
Original 1986 12"EP on Toast and the only full release by this highly-considered Italian Dark Wave band.
Water Tales
Rare 1984 original copy with gatefold insert of the second A.T.R.O.X. album (and the first LP released by Contempo) of excellent experimental electronic new wave predating the Doubling Riders.
A White Chance
1984 compilation LP on White Studio Recording presenting three new wave bands from Ferrara: Go Flamingo!, Intelligence Dept. and Plastic Trash.
Bisca
Original 1982 edition of the first Bisca mini-album, a masterpiece of Italian experimental no-wave. No insert.
No Autostop
Original 1981 LP on Italian Records of excellent 'no-jazz' music with Canterbury, no wave, Zappa and free jazz influences.
Kerosene
Kerosene's only release, a 12"EP of brilliant bizarre synth-wave (see Stupid Set or Monofonic Orchestra) released by Italian Records in 1982.
** condition: (record/cover) NM/EX+ **
Italic Environments
1985 collaborative project by Nicola Frangione featuring Piermario Ciani, Naif Orchestra, Riccardo Sinigaglia and others of a highly enjoyable mix of experimental electronics and an original sort of synth-pop, privately released in a limited edition of 1000 numbered copies (this is nr. 847).
Mail Music Project
1983 project by Nicola Frangione in the collaborative style of Mail Art, a mix-up album privately released in a limited edition of 1000 numbered copies (this is nr. 75) featuring a.o.: Maurizio Bianchi, Arrigo Lora-Totino, Vittore Baroni, Masami Akita, Gerald Jupitter-Larsen, P16.D4, Luca Miti, Piermario Ciani, Naif Orchestra.