Third cassette release by experimental / Avant-garde composer Barry Lamb. Originally released in 1979. It bridges the gap between it's two predecessors lacking the disciplined carefully constructed hypnotic approach of "Keys" but showing more restraint than the freeform and rather chaotic unbridled debut "Dusk".
The Latin title curiously translates as "Funeral Games" and the musical landscape may well be fitting for such a title. It is mysterious, eerie in places but mostly it's a stark and disturbing treading into the territory of the likes of Paul Kelday and other cassette culture contemporaries of the time.
The Latin title curiously translates as "Funeral Games" and the musical landscape may well be fitting for such a title. It is mysterious, eerie in places but mostly it's a stark and disturbing treading into the territory of the likes of Paul Kelday and other cassette culture contemporaries of the time.