in recent months has made the Conspiracy Records pregievole two discs, a bit 'ingustamente ignored by Italian critics.
Head of Wantastiquet with his "Dead Seas" , takes us on a world populated by lonely cowboys who accompagano a banjo in their cold and lonely winter nights. Paul Labrecque, creator of the project, has undoubtedly spent much time in the mountains of New Hampshire but also in Western Massachusetts where I meet 'Thurston Moore, whose label engraved with his other project, Sunburned Hand of Man, which carries with Chris Corsano and Valerie Webb (end of March on tour in Italy). Although "Dead Seas" to life through these experiences deep that marked the path of music, and not, Head of Wantastiquet , it also tracks the presence of a dark American primitivism to Robbie Basho. "Return to Agerthi", "A curse repeated" the same and "Dead Seas" are securities that may give an opportunity to guess the mood of the disc. Paul Labrecque's reflection, not 'just and self-centered but' also turned to the outside world "Mavi Marmara," a reference to the massacre of pro-Palestinian peace activists to "Free Gaza", which took place in Israeli waters a few months ago. In "Dead Seas", the voice of Paul Labreque and 'always in second place music, a voice whispered that seems to come from a world parallel to our own but at the same time leads us to drift slowly in this huge "Dead Seas" , where everything seems to stand still and eternal as this wonderful work worthy of greater attention . 
The Flying Horseman originate in Antwerp, the city 'of dEUS with whom they share a taste for the elegance of a certain sound and film music. The soul of their latest work "Wild Eyes" and 'the dark side of rock and blues of Jon Spencer Blues Explosions and the Birthday Party, echoing the land of the Velvet Underground New York. The rough side of the disc and 'further accentuated by the live recording of the disc, so there is no' place for the agents of post-production. What you hear and 'their true sound that comes to the heart as the bullet of a colt 45. 
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