Massimo Pupillo 'The Black Iron Prison' (06.11 - Subsound Records)

MASSIMO PUPILLO is a bass and double bass player and composer, well known for playing in experimental jazz metal trio Zu, with whom he released 15 albums on labels like Atavistic / Touch'n'Go (USA), Southern (EU), Heads (Japan), Ipecac Records (USA), and numerous singles and splits with other labels. His sound features darkness, spirituality, strangeness and beauty prominently. His creativity is infinite, whether in the electronic research or the instrumental mastery.

MASSIMO PUPILLO collaborated on many art and music projects, from jazz and improvisation to avant-garde and noise, taking an interest in movies soundtracks and theater. He shared the stage and the sounds with a very long list of musicians including Mike Patton (Faith No More), Buzz Osborne (The Melvins) Thurston Moore and Jim O' Rourke (Sonic Youth), Eraldo Bernocchi (Sigillum S), Joe Lally and Guy Picciotto (Fugazi), Damo Suzuki (Can), Eugene S. Robinson (Oxbow), Steve MacKay (The Stooges)...

More experimental than ever, his debut solo record is a four tracks concept album inspired by Philip K. Dick's fantastic and philosophical novels, and old esoteric writings. 'The Black Iron Prison' will see the light in November 6th through Subsound Records.

TRACK LISTING:

1. My Inaugural Address At The Great White Throne Judgement Of The Dead

2. Pistis Sophia

3. The Great Tribulation

4. The Black Iron Prison

MASSIMO PUPILLO 'The Black Iron Prison' Out November 6th on Subsound Records