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SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: KIRLIAN CAMERA – RADIO SIGNALS FOR THE DYING

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KIRLIAN CAMERA
RADIO SIGNALS FOR THE DYING
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Kirlian Camera, an Italian electronic phenomenon, has been active since 1979, albeit with a different name; this band has created a unique fusion of synth-pop, dance, electro-gothic, industrial, and trip-hop music… you name it, they got it. Their latest album, Radio Signals for the Dying, is a masterpiece. Dark and haunting sounds that will send shivers down your spine. Kirlian Camera experiments with different instruments and tones to create a rich, complex musical landscape that evokes fear, suspense, and mystery. This is not an album for the faint of heart but for those who appreciate the artistry and creativity.

Radio Signals For The Dying takes you on a journey through different musical worlds, each track with its unique flavour and story. It’s like a psychedelic trip, full of mind-blowing twists and turns. The song “Tempo Profondo” is a haunting and angelic piece with a voice that touches your soul; it is remarkably fear-inducing with a creeping drawl before it punches you in the face with that industrial beat fans are searching for. “Madre Nera” is a stunning showcasing of Elena Fossi’s vocals, which are nothing you have heard before; complemented by a balanced twist of instrumental composition and grit, it’s a gem… a diamond. This track will blow you away; it is so hypnotic. It’s a song that stays with you long after it ends.

If you want a musical journey that will blow your mind, look no further than Radio Signals for the Dying from Kirlian Camera. It is a stunning work of art that takes you through various emotions, from awe to horror, from joy to despair. The final track, “Homicide Aristocracy”, is a masterpiece of epic proportions, a perfect conclusion. Radio Signals for the Dying should be experienced in total darkness, as it will immerse you in a different world; it’s that good. It is a rare and remarkable achievement that you should not miss. This Kirlian Camera is a phenomenon.



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