Nascitari
01 What is your name / age / nationality ?
Lorenzo Abattoir, 26, Italian
02 How did you get into noise ?
03 How did you choose the name of your project / What does it
mean to you ?
04 Which one of your releases would make the best entry point into your work ?
05 How do you record ? (live, sequencing, multi-tracking etc..)
06 What is your favorite piece of gear ?
Animal bones & DOD buzz box.
07 Do you play live ? How is it different from your releases ?
Yes, I frequently play live shows. Everything is different. My releases are usually studio works based on sound detailing through analog & digital ways. Whereas when I'm playing live I like to recreate the sound starting from zero. I like to improvise with space & time or change my set-up during the performance. I don't like to have a rigid structure in my live sessions.
08 Who would you like to collab / make a split with ?
I've just done a collaboration project with Hermann Kopp, called Psicopompo. That had been my wish for a long time and I can't ask for nothing more, although I'm always open to new collaborations and splits.
09 Do you listen to other types of sound/music ? Which ones ?
Absolutely, I listen to a lot of experimental jazz, neoclassical , neofolk, movie soundtracks & also raw black metal. I really like the new experimental music scene in general; in my opinion labels such as Denovali / Tumult / Greytone produce a lot of amazing contemporary works.
10 What is your favorite record at the moment ?
… Maybe the 7" of Phew "Finale/Urahara"…but it's a very difficult question, I don't have a precise answer.
Lorenzo Abattoir, 26, Italian
02 How did you get into noise ?
I have listened to a lot of raw black metal and once
I found a split release between Akitsa & Prurient. That was my
first contact with harsh noise.
Basically Nascitari means nothing, it's like a kind
of paronomasia. The sequence of letters forms a combination between
the words "born" & "reborn" in Italian :
"nascita" & "rinascita". It's a
representation of Ouroboros, the cyclical nature of things. For me
it's a condition of life that you need to love; where suicide or any
other kind of strong acts has no meaning except as a form of human
aesthetics.
04 Which one of your releases would make the best entry point into your work ?
One of the first releases of the Nascitari project
was in VHS tape format and was entitled VHNW. I think that was
one of my best recordings, directly into the vhs tape recorder with
analog audio and video.
I record in different ways, depending on the project,
concept , source, time & space, but in general I use an old reel
to reel magnetophone to finalize my sound material.
06 What is your favorite piece of gear ?
Animal bones & DOD buzz box.
07 Do you play live ? How is it different from your releases ?
Yes, I frequently play live shows. Everything is different. My releases are usually studio works based on sound detailing through analog & digital ways. Whereas when I'm playing live I like to recreate the sound starting from zero. I like to improvise with space & time or change my set-up during the performance. I don't like to have a rigid structure in my live sessions.
08 Who would you like to collab / make a split with ?
I've just done a collaboration project with Hermann Kopp, called Psicopompo. That had been my wish for a long time and I can't ask for nothing more, although I'm always open to new collaborations and splits.
09 Do you listen to other types of sound/music ? Which ones ?
Absolutely, I listen to a lot of experimental jazz, neoclassical , neofolk, movie soundtracks & also raw black metal. I really like the new experimental music scene in general; in my opinion labels such as Denovali / Tumult / Greytone produce a lot of amazing contemporary works.
10 What is your favorite record at the moment ?
… Maybe the 7" of Phew "Finale/Urahara"…but it's a very difficult question, I don't have a precise answer.
The Nascitari blog is HERE
And HERE is Lorenzo Abattoir's blog.
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