MASSIMO PUPILLO - Industrial Slave LP reggae broiling and at times –

broiling and at times – on stand out tracks like “Sing Me To The Street” and “Serafina” – simply overwhelming

Terrorizer and Napalm Death into a destructive psychic mind-weapon

band of the early years

Includes a more conventional song as well

They return time again to distorted drums that sometimes feel like echoes in a cave

MASSIMO PUPILLO - Industrial Slave LP reggae broiling and at times –Limited edition of 300 copies. Massimo Pupillo's (Zu) new solo album has been ignited by the poem of the same name by Native American author, poet, actor, musician, and political activist, John Trudell. This poem is so important for the concept that it will be heard in full at the beginning of the first track, and then leave space to sound itself. A sound that describes and depicts a brave new world, a digital panopticon made of digital cages,