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Weird. - Infinite Decay

from Revolution - The Shoegaze Revival by Gerpfast Record

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Weird. began in Rome in the second half of 2011, and is basically the brainchild of Marco Barzetti (guitar and vocals).

Matteo D’Argenio (bass guitar) and Massimiliano Pecci (drums) joined him by the end of the year, and the band spent most of 2012 experimenting in the studio.

The result of this exploring is their debut album "Desert Love For Lonely Graves" (2013), which was recorded and mixed by Marco Barzetti at his home studio, and mastered by Lacopo Sinigaglia (Libra).

All seven tracks flow slowly between reverberate guitars and vocals, autumnal bass and sepulchral drums, while diverse musical genres such as shoegaze and psychedelia converge beautifully.

In April 2013, D'Argenio left the band and was replaced by Giovanni Romano. After this, Weird. began touring throughout Italy.

In 2014, the band started recording their sophomore LP. On November 4th, Weird. broke the silence with "Infinite Decay", the first single from their upcoming new album, expected for release in early 2015.


Links:
weird1.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/weirdband
vk.com/weird.band
www.youtube.com/weirdband
www.soundcloud.com/weirdband

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from Revolution - The Shoegaze Revival, released February 11, 2015
from Revolution - The Shoegaze Revival, releases 11 February 2015

Music and lyrics by Marco Barzetti
Arranged by Weird.
Recorded, edited, mixed and mastered by Marco Compagnucci

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Gerpfast Record Malang, Indonesia

Indonesia Independent Alternative Record Label, since 2014. Based in Yogyakarta.

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