Pierlo - Programma 1 & Programma 2

January 8, 2018

Here watmm, have some melodic electronic music from one of upitup's founders spread across 2 short eps ;

https://pierlo.bandcamp.com/album/programma1

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After a 5 year long musical hiatus, Pierlo is finally back with 2 brand new mini EPs: Programma1 and Programma2.

Since his last release (“Can’t Unfeel the Rhythm EP (Commerciale ‘94 Megamix)” published on Upitup in 2012), Pierlo was gone missing. Lost, wandering across the vastity of the european planes, through the Alps to the nordic sea and finally alit the mainland on a pre-brexit United Kingdom. Silent for years but still inspired by the lost glories of the Ivrean visionaries, this miniature set of condensed narrations recounted as small stories of futures lost in distant memories has finally come to light.

Absorbed in his recollection of 16-color palettes and 128KB implants, pioneering grandeurs of plastic-injection beige boxes and flatbed SCSI cables, the two albums form yet another subtle, respectful hommage to the dreams of the vanished avant-gard industrial revolutionary Olivetti.

Programma1 features a collaboration with Distant Future fellow member Raiders of the Lost ARP: “Meteo7” is a lush electro affair split between dreamy melancholic pads and an elastic swing modular synth bass.

www.distantfuture.org/pierlo-programma1-programma2
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released November 25, 2017

Raiders of the Lost ARP for "Meteo 7"
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https://pierlo.bandcamp.com/album/programma2

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After a 5 year long musical hiatus, Pierlo is finally back with 2 brand new mini EPs: Programma1 and Programma2.

Since his last release (“Can’t Unfeel the Rhythm EP (Commerciale ‘94 Megamix)” published on Upitup in 2012), Pierlo was gone missing. Lost, wandering across the vastity of the european planes, through the Alps to the nordic sea and finally alit the mainland on a pre-brexit United Kingdom. Silent for years but still inspired by the lost glories of the Ivrean visionaries, this miniature set of condensed narrations recounted as small stories of futures lost in distant memories has finally come to light.

Absorbed in his recollection of 16-color palettes and 128KB implants, pioneering grandeurs of plastic-injection beige boxes and flatbed SCSI cables, the two albums form yet another subtle, respectful hommage to the dreams of the vanished avant-gard industrial revolutionary Olivetti.

www.distantfuture.org/pierlo-programma1-programma2
credits
released November 25, 2017
license
all rights reserved