Label: KLANGGALERIE

Ruins - Cosa? (Experimental Works) Ruins

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CD format

Genre: Electronic, Experimental, and Avant-Garde
New / Used: Brand New
Release Date: Sep 11, 2026
Catalogue Number: CDGG541
Barcode: 5052571228029
Format: CD

Founded by Alessandro Pizzin (aka Alieno deBootes) in 1978 and active in the Venetian underground music scene since the second half of the 1970s, Ruins became mainly a duo in late 1979 as Piergiuseppe Ciranna and Alessandro Pizzin, coming from different backgrounds, the two shared a vision and besides recording more conventional songs, they also recorded a vast avant-garde musical repertoire.

This work showcases the expressive and creative urgency of the period, in which research and even extreme experimentation characterized artistic production, ranging across an increasingly multifaceted sonic universe capable of blending reflective soundscapes with noisy, bizarre, and ultimately indefinable episodes. Attentive to multimedia and exploring connections with other expressive forms, the two Ruins often collaborated with artists from different disciplines, creating sound-video installations in art galleries and recording one of the first art albums, Marea, in 1984. Through their research, Ciranna and Pizzin developed innovative solutions that Ruins later incorporated into their more accessible and internationally recognized productions.

A must-have for collectors of the Unconventional Residents series, as you will see the similarities between this music and what the Residents produced at the same time.

Track List

1. Manual
2. Damaged Dance
3. Arthur's Dance
4. Tracks To Survive
5. Rooms Of Power
6. Young Rhythm Toys
7. Girls
8. Recovering
9. Thickening Hours
10. Silk
11. Electronic Revolution
12. Cosa
13. Unsteadiness
14. Space Six
15. Hard
16. Laughing
17. I Am Not Going Anywhere
18. Short Cut To Stage
19. Notre Correspondance
20. Playing An Old Song
21. Little Dreams
22. Joe Louis
23. Involved
24. Successful Death
25. Soft Conclusion
26. Final Song
Format: CD

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