Italiano
The album’s original concept was to be a soundtrack to the silent movie “The Last Laugh” (Germany, 1924) by W. F. Murnau (also know for the movie “Nosferatu”), but during its production it became a work in its own right. Thirteen instrumental suites characterized by dark electrical pathos, enriched by a voice used as a musical instrument. Piano chords, orchestral ouvertures, minimal electronics… weird, ethereal atmospheres with a violent, enthralling musical expressiveness. An album with extremely full or totally empty spaces, no half measures. A visceral and engaging album. A cherishing album that can also hit straight in the face. ‘L’Ultima Risata’ was conceived, arranged and produced in a farmhouse used as a studio on the hills of Macerata, in the Marche region of Italy. Fabrizio Baioni, Drunken Butterfly’s drummer, took care of the recordings and the artistic production, between the Spring and the Summer of 2009.
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This Album contains the following tracks:
| [mp3t track=”” title=”01. L’Atlantic Hotel”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”02. Ritorno a casa”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”03. Der Letzte Mann”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”04. La lettera”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”05. La livrea”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”06. Il furto”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”07. Etere”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”08. Il risveglio”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”09. Lo sprofondo”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”10. La vergogna”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”11. Comari”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”12. Il pentimento”] |
| [mp3t track=”” title=”13. L’ultima risata”] |
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