HOUSE OF MYTHOLOGY
Pupillo, Massimo / Csokas, Marton / Tinti, Gabriele Embracing The Ruins LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 41982792
- UPC:
- 884388161207
- MPN:
- 25
- Condition:
- New
Description
House of Mythology are proud to share the first album from Massimo Pupillo / Mßrton Cs?kßs / Gabriele Tinti entitled Embracing the Ruins. Though many will be familiar with Massimo's output with Italian avant-gardists Zu, this very special body of work brings and takes on a life of it's own. Embracing The Ruins is a haunting, alchemic journey through the poetry of Gabriele Tinti inhabited and performed by renowned actor Mßrton Cs?kßs. Now available on 180-gram red transparent vinyl, thick (350gsm) sleeve, poly-lined disco bag, and plastic protection sleeve. The album which features art by internationally renowned photographer / artist Andres Serrano also comes with an A3 poster of Winged Victory, 1987. Courtesy of Andres and the Nathalie Obadia Gallery. This album is limited to 500 copies and is exclusively available on vinyl only.
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