Moggi (Piero Umiliani)

The comparable Piero Umiliani (under his mysterious Moggi moniker) weighs in with another AWOL library gem of 1979. Maestro goes resolutely left field and off track with an intra-personal exploration of the disturbed inner psyche within the human condition. Distressed electro beacons are unleashed as de-tuned predatory Carpenter-esque synth patterns come to the fore (check Clavinet Suspence for primal audio blastings to a lost unnamed 80’s slasher movie). With the electric eighties buzzing on the horizon, Umiliani was quick to capitalise on this cultural shift utilising his Moog synthesisers to tap in to changing musical zeitgeists via cost cutting experimentations for TV, adverts and documentaries. Followers of the esoteric and strange can finally dig in here, lavishly created reissue featuring original artwork, master tape Laquer cutting and Umiliani’s autograph notes on the project. Viva l’uomo!

• 01 Staccato E Tremolo
• 02 Pedale In Sspence
• 03 L'orco
• 04 Segnali Da Marte
• 05 Prefiche
• 06 Clavinet Suspence
• 07 Pianofender Suspence
• 08 Tremolo Ossesivo
• 09 Tema Suspence
• 10 Intermezzo Neturo
• 11 Pedale Lancinante
• 12 Espressivo E Drammatico
• 13 Notte D'Orrore
• 14 Basso In Suspence
• 15 Suspence Sommessa
• 16 L'Orchessa
• 17 Marcia Suspence
• 18 Archi Informali
• 19 Fascia Ossessiva
• 20 Suspence Interlocutiva