Interview with Violent Scenes on ALTERNITALIA
Violent Scenes presents “Angels Are Mathematical” on Alternitalia with Gianluca Polverari. Listen to the podcast here. Listen to Violent Scenes “Angels Are Mathematical” here.
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“Violent Scenes return four years after their ‘Rebirth EP’ with a new one, ‘Angels Are Mathematical’; four tracks of philosophical beauty that reveal how the universe finds space within us, within our thoughts, which expand through solitude and faith.”
Mimmo Caccamo of London Calling – Shades Of Rock, a radio program broadcast by Radio Onde Furlane wrote the above about Violent Scenes “Angels Are Mathematical”. Thank you very much
Angels Are Mathematical
Sodapop has reviewed “Angels Are Mathematical” by Violent Scenes. For non-Italian speakers: “Hailing from Puglia, Violent Scenes enlisted Sacha Tilotta for the recording of their new EP, successfully crafting a
Angels Are Mathematical
“Angels Are Mathematical” by Violent Scenes has just been reviewed by Rock Targato Italia. For my friends who don’t speak Italian, here’s an English translation: “Violent Scenes’ *Angels Are Mathematical*
Angels Are Mathematical
A sneak peek at the canvas that I’m making for the Violent Scenes record, the biggest one I’ve ever made, the size of fifteen 10″ covers. By ordering a copy
Living in the Rooms
Today, Sentire Ascoltare is premiering Violent Scenes’ new music video for the single “Living in the Rooms”, taken from “Angels Are Mathematical”, directed by Francesco Dongiovanni and released just a
Una Finestra
Without Giorgio, I’d be lost. Together, we brought Simon Joyner, Linda Smith, Best Parts, Bingo Trappers, The Cannanes and Miau to Italy. In these months spent together, we became friends,
Violent Scenes at Groove Dogma
Last night Violent Scenes turned Groove Dogma into a room filled with reverb, distortion and hearts thrown against the ceiling.The presentation of their new EP was one of those nights
Angels Are Mathematical
Can songwriter music in English truly fuse with a sound that stretches, evaporates, and mutates into something boldly experimental? The Apulian collective Violent Scenes answer with a quiet but resounding
Cinque Frammenti
“Cinque frammenti” is Gianvito Novielli’s first solo work, the beginning of an endless seriesof fragmented music cycles. Against any attempt of systematic structure, these small piecesare suspended memories, deliberately open
