Painting Petals On Planet Ghost
Transparent Winter
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Transparent Winter follows on from the debut release on the always excellent Time-Lag label and releases on the equally great PSF, Opax and A Silent Place. Painting Petals On Planet Ghost is the trio of Ramona Ponzini with Roberto & Maurizio Opalio (aka My Cat Is An Alien). Here they return for a new full length vinyl release on Blackest Rainbow. PPOPG create some wonderfully fragile and unusual experiments that fall somewhere between folk, psychedelia and drone. Ramono Ponzini sings in Japanese as well as contributing 'furin, metal and wooden japanese wind chimes'. These are combined with Maurizio Opalio on acoustic guitar, and Roberto Opalio on 'mini keyboard, bodhran, alientronics, and wordless vocalizations'. The trio's eclectic setup helps them create some truly luscious and mysterious music that is perfectly fragile, strange, distant and delicate. 'Mars Appears' is a hazy dream piece with layered guitars, strange electronics and Ramono's perfectly delivered Japanese vocals drawing the listener in surrounded by a strange but perfect fitting created by the Opalio brothers musical output. 'The Mountain' is equally as otherworldy as the previous sides track, with swirling strings and out of this world electronics created by Roberto and Maurizio. Whilst Ramona's vocal are almost delivered in a trance like state. A extremely beautiful record with a gorgeous organic feel to it. The record is housed in a sleeve featuring film photographs of flowers. Edition of 250 copies pressed on 140gram virgin vinyl.
Format
ltd 250
Release notes
Edition of 250. 140g virgin vinyl. Recorded July 16-17, Alien Zone studio, Western Alps, Italy.
| A | Mars Appears | ||
| B | The Mountain |
- Maurizio Opalio
- Acoustic Guitar, Producer, Engineer, Mixed By
- Roberto Opalio
- Keyboards [Mini-Keyboard], Bodhrán, Electronics [Alientronics], Vocals [Wordless Vocalisations], Producer, Engineer, Mixed By
- Ramona Ponzini
- Vocals, Wind Chimes [Furin, Metal And Japanese Wind Chimes], Photography By [B&W Film Photos]


































