Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
First album released by italian Dark Neoclassical/Neofolk band All My Faith Lost... in 2001.
This upload is dedicated to Sophie Lancaster (1986 - 2007)
sophielancasterfoundation.com
Tracklist:
00:00 Introduction - Dedication to Sophie Lancaster
00:10 The Sky Of The Lake
04:55 The Fideal
09:18 Agane
12:35 Anja
17:21 Gwrageth-Anoon
23:38 Argea (The Faithful Faery)
29:55 The Mermaid Song
All My Faith Lost… was born from Federico and Francis. They began exchanging CDs and, after realizing their tastes were in line, since they both wanted to play music, they started this project. Viola and Raffaella later joined, having really liked the drafts of the first songs they'd written.
"In A Sea, In A Lake, In A River ... ... Or In A Teardrop" was supposed to be their second demo, so it was still a rehearsal, allowing them to gain experience, experiment, and understand many things. They had the opportunity to improve their composition, performance, and recording techniques, all without knowing that the maxi-CD would later be released by Gianfranco Santoro's Sin Organization as the group's first official work.
Lineup:
Viola Roccagli: vocals, flute
Federico Salvador: vocals, guitars
Francis M. Gri: guitars, synth
Raffaella Missio: vocals
Federica Tavano: cello
#AllMyFaithLost...#Neofolk#Darkwave#Italy
First album released by italian Dark Neoclassical/Neofolk band All My Faith Lost... in 2001.
This upload is dedicated to Sophie Lancaster (1986 - 2007)
sophielancasterfoundation.com
Tracklist:
00:00 Introduction - Dedication to Sophie Lancaster
00:10 The Sky Of The Lake
04:55 The Fideal
09:18 Agane
12:35 Anja
17:21 Gwrageth-Anoon
23:38 Argea (The Faithful Faery)
29:55 The Mermaid Song
All My Faith Lost… was born from Federico and Francis. They began exchanging CDs and, after realizing their tastes were in line, since they both wanted to play music, they started this project. Viola and Raffaella later joined, having really liked the drafts of the first songs they'd written.
"In A Sea, In A Lake, In A River ... ... Or In A Teardrop" was supposed to be their second demo, so it was still a rehearsal, allowing them to gain experience, experiment, and understand many things. They had the opportunity to improve their composition, performance, and recording techniques, all without knowing that the maxi-CD would later be released by Gianfranco Santoro's Sin Organization as the group's first official work.
Lineup:
Viola Roccagli: vocals, flute
Federico Salvador: vocals, guitars
Francis M. Gri: guitars, synth
Raffaella Missio: vocals
Federica Tavano: cello
#AllMyFaithLost...#Neofolk#Darkwave#Italy


![Das Ich 1999 Re_Kapitulation 89-99 [Compilation]
Compilation of old and newer recordings, published between 1989 and 1999, released by leading german Industrial band Das Ich in 1999.
This compilation was later reissued in limited edition.
Tracklist:
00:00 Gott Ist Tot
05:39 Destillat
09:44 Von Der Armut
14:42 Der Schrei
20:03 Kain Und Abel
25:36 Unschuld Erde
31:44 Erde Ruft
35:43 Die Propheten
43:03 Schwanenschrei
49:05 Bin Ich Es Denn
54:26 Kindgott
58:46 Re_Animat
Credits:
Stefan Ackermann: lead vocals
Bruno Kramm: keyboards, synthesizers, programming, backing vocals
#DasIch#Germany#Industrial Das Ich 1999 Re_Kapitulation 89-99 [Compilation]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/JmGuhnP8zBg/mqdefault.jpg)



![Marco Parente 1997 Eppur Non Basta
First album released by italian experimental singer/songwriter Marco Parente, from Naples.
The album was released together with the volume of Taccuini - Collana Di Musica Aliena Vol. 7 and produced by italian independent label Consorzio Produttori Indipendenti, set up in 1994 by Gianni Maroccolo (Litfiba).
Tracklist:
00:00 Eppur Non Basta (Intro)
00:48 Eri
05:02 LUltima Cena
09:02 Oio (with Carmen Consoli)
14:10 Il Mare Si È Fermato
20:10 Sopra Sopra
23:08 Buone Prestazioni
27:36 Musica Per
31:01 Eppur Non Basta
35:00 I Fuochi Di Fine Millennio
39:54 LAggio Scritta Canzone
42:29 Eppur Non Basta (Ripresa)
44:56 Guida AllAscolto
For lack of a more fitting definition, critics usually describe Marco Parente as a singer/songwriter. Which is true, but also very narrowing for an artist whos constantly tried to move beyond the boundaries of genres and styles, expanding his music with the most different sounds (from Jazz to Balcanic brass band arrangements) while exploring other art forms such as literature, visuals, and theater. To put it simple, one of the more original and eclectic Italian musicians of his generation.
Credits:
Marco Parente: vocals, words, guitar, piano, electronics [arrangements]
Giovanni DallOrto: bass, double bass, slide guitar, arrangements
Jeppe Catalano: drums, arrangements
Luca Marianini: trumpet, flugelhorn, arrangements
Paolo Clementi: viola, arrangements
Erika Giansanti: viola, arrangements
Recorded, mixed and produced by Giovanni Gasparini.
Text by Eduardo De Filippo.
Photography by Vincenzo Negro and Gabriele Fantuzzi (graphics).
#MarcoParente#Experimental#Italy Marco Parente 1997 Eppur Non Basta](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MGQxyspcwFg/mqdefault.jpg)



