KEY FEATURES

• Italian library music obscure cult release
• Officially reissued for the first time ever
• Originally released in 1980

RELEASE DESCRIPTION

"Descriptive" completes the series of official reissues of the only two LPs released under the Corviria moniker by Edizioni Leonardi in 1977 (Psyco Analysis) and 1980 (Descriptive) respectively. Both are among the most obscure titles of Italian library music, whose composers can only be traced in the figures of Luigi Bergonzi and Vittoria Corona.

Musically, "Descriptive" marks an evolution of the electronic and dark sound of the previous "Psyco Analysis", starting with the four-part opening mini-suite "Evil's Suite", a genuine trip into kraut and progressive rock territories, then continuing with the abstract and mysterious "Suspence Effect One / Two" and finally with a series of more conventional and easy-listening tracks that for the most part recall the sounds of Tangerine Dream from that period.

Just like "Psyco Analysis", the mysterious "Descriptive" now eventually enjoys a much-needed and well-deserved reissue, the first one ever, faithful to the original, on the occasion of Record Store Day 2024!

TRACKLIST

1. Evil’s Suite: Prelude
2. Evil’s Suite: Evil’s Eyes
3. Evil’s Suite: Through the Earth
4. Evil’s Suite: New Light (Choral)
5. Suspence Effect One
6. Suspence Effect Two
7. The Chase
8. Albatros
9. Long Way to the Sun
10. Concert
11. Soft Music
12. Funny March
13. Mechanic Roundabout

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