From Jacula’s magnificent 1972 album “Tardo Pede In Magiam”. “A highly experimental collective centered on Antonio Bartoccetti and vocalist/violinist Doris Norton, who uniquely pushed the boundaries between progressive, gothic and classical music. Their compositions were elaborate and dark, written by Bartoccetti, one of the Italian prog rock scene’s most charismatic figures, and drenched in the blood red, funeral church organ of collaborator Charles Tiring. .their second album has an uncomfortable, spectral atmosphere. [Record Collector’s Ian Abrahams]. [Source]
[Inspired by Peter Holmgård]
New Music United 