Daniel.B.

an invitation to travel, from itspreparation to its beginning. Or rather, an incitment to travels in plural form, since each title takes usin a distinct direction independently from the others, towards an unknown destination, according toits own ritual and speed. "Oltre L'Infinito" (Beyond the Infinite) is at the same time the countdown,the firing and the launching towards the infinite and beyond, through the stars which these violinnotes make sparkle throughout the journey, during which the notion of duration is gradually lost."ElettroStrada" (Electro-highway) is on the contrary a title which readily bends to the laws of gravity,anchored on solid ground and asphalt ribbons, and is the soundtrack accompanying a trip in anelectric vehicle that you grab the steering wheel to, a soundtrack that would be triggeredautomatically by activating the "cruise control" mode over the entire length of a motorway journey,and which would compensate for the absence of noise from the engine of your twenty-first centurycar."Lato Oscuro della Mente" (The Dark Side of the Spirit) is then the most scary journey, the one thatpromotes introspection and which goes to probe inside of the mind, the one to be wary of, notknowing which truth is hiding behind each new mental image encountered, behind each memory."Oltre L'Infinito reprise", finally, initiates the deceleration of the first title and connects the infinitelylarge to the infinitely small of the previous title.Limited to 300 copies. Comes in a cardboard wallet.