On the twentieth anniversary of the events in Orsara Bormida (when, in early 2006, the bodies of Mirko Sartori and his mother, the widow Anna Pelloni, were discovered), we bring back to life — strictly in analog form — the album that told their story almost eighteen years ago:
Splinter Vs. Stalin – Eravamo così felici (Turgid Animal / H.I.E. Production). Originally released on CD in November 2008, it still stands as one of the cornerstones of contemporary Italian power electronics.
We clearly remember the impact it had on us at the time, and for this reason we've decided to exhume its body and memory, presenting it on tape, enriched with exclusive documents and an evocative previously unreleased track titled "19 volte".
The tape comes with an A6 booklet featuring lyrics in Italian and their English translations + poscard and holy card.
For any kind of information, write to zerplan[at]protonmail[dot]com or visit
https://www.occidentalcongress.com/store.phpThe whole album, including the bonus track, is also available on YouTube if you want to give it a listen.
