Larvae, by LaColpa

Larvae

by LaColpa

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activa44 LaColpa put the sludge aside to create an improvised trance-inducing trip to be looped for seven days straight with no break. All the while paying homage to none other than Coil!

It's probably best experienced in altered states of consciousness... but it's also a track that definitely grows on you.

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“Larvae” is the new release by Blackened Doom/Noise band LaColpa.

2 unreleased singles and one stream of consciousness type of reinterpretation of a song originally written and performed by Coil, all brought to light by sessions of cathartic improvisations.

After the debut album “Mea Maxima Culpa” from 2017, and “Post Tenebras Lux” from 2020, both of which were released to critical acclaim in and ended up being featured in many album of the year charts by the likes of Cvlt Nation and The Wire Magazine amongst many others, LaColpa are back with a collection of singles: a trilogy of digital releases leading up to LaColpa's much anticipated third album scheduled for early 2024.

The monstrously heavy and sludgier parts that are one of LaColpa’s trademarks here give way to something even more eerie and painful, creating soundscapes of improvisational noise and ambient drone that still manage to retain all the monolithically dark and ominous atmospheres typical of the band since its inception in 2015.

LaColpa created something vast and meditative, capturing and expanding upon their looming, unmistakable sense of impending loss.

FFO: Coil, Throbbing Gristle, Thaw.

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released September 1, 2023

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Andrea Moio: bass
Cecco Testa: synth, noise, samples
Davide Boeri: drums
Davide Destro: guitars, Synth/Effects/Moog
Mario Olivieri: vocals

CREDITS
Recorded in 2023 live during a session of cathartic improvisation
Mastered by Giorgio Barroccu (Evokaos)
Performed by LaColpa
Original Artwork photo by Asia Cavalera.
Graphic design by Evokaos (Brucia Records)

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