GS - Bob Corn & Matteo Uggeri: Fields of Corn

Bob Corn & Matteo Uggeri	*Fields of Corn*	2012
Limited edition of 500 copies CDs, heavy-rugged cardboard sleeve with handmade stamps on and pro-printed card inlay	Price: 10 €
Download (MP3/FLAC )	Price: 5 €
TRACKS: 1. La macchina del pane pt. I 2. A Minor Place (written by Bonnie 'Prince' Billy) 3. È grande la Francia / La macchina del pane pt. II 4. End Now (written by Sprinzi) 5. Una badante che cercava me 6. You the Rainbow 7. Enchanté 8. You the Rainbow (reprise) 9. Cocomeri / Granda 10. Call Me My Name 11. Al bar del paese 12. Radiation (by Comaneci)	ALBUM PREVIEW: PERSONNEL: Recorded by Matteo Uggeri Mixed by Matteo Uggeri Mastered by My Dear Killer Carboard by Kamarade LABELS: Fooltribe Grey Sparkle Boring Machines Under My Bed
DESCRIPTION: The impossible collaboration between a folk singer (Tiziano Sgarbi, aka Bob Corn) and an experimental musician (Matteo Uggeri of Sparkle in Grey). Field recordings from San Martino Spino, in the middle of Italy centre, with Bob playing and singing in the fields of corn nearby his house in the middle of nowhere, where one of the most important underground Italian festivals takes place, Musica nelle Valli. *A sort of Alan Lomax binaural movie in the countryside of Europe.*

REVIEWS: Vital Weekly, Kultur Terrorismus... "This is surely one of the more stranger, more curious releases I heard in some time. " VITAL WEEKLY (Frans de Waard) "Its incredibly clever and effective - it’s years beyond the average ‘folktronica” set-up." MUSIC MACHINE (Martin P) "Sketch e canzoni che si alternano ad offrire un racconto di disarmante semplicità e nitida bellezza. Un disco unico (almeno in Italia)" SANDS-ZINE (Etero Genio) *"The album is perfectly paced, immaculately balanced and it raises more questions than it answers."* FLUID RADIO (Steve Dewhurst) "...wobei am Schluss ein psychedelisches Hörspiel herauskommt, in dem italienische Leichtigkeit & Mafia den Kern bilden." KULTUR TERRORISMUS (RaF) "Un film sonoro decisamente riuscito." Iyezine (Francesco Cerisola) "Un'affascinante fusione che conferma il talento di questi due artisti nostrani." Son of Marketing (Nicola Orlandino)