02 Oct 2010 — Henning Lahmann
Pradada is one of the many artist aliases of the immensely prolific Montréal, Québec resident and head of the wonderful
Hobo Cult Records Francesco de Gallo (among them, presumably most prominent, his ambient/psychedelic noise project
Hobo Cubes - there's a nice and clarifying interview from last February over at
Weird Canada). In Francesco's own words, it's his "weird surf psych punk noise rock" venture, and indeed, that's just about it as his brilliant new song
Future Lover proves. Apart from this gem, Pradada's debut full length
Phantasy Visions which was recorded last year is still available on CD-R via
Hobo Cult. There's also a single still available over at
Beko DSL that you can grab for free.
However, his very recent remix of his friend Paul Rosales aka our beloved
Wonder Wheel's
Purple heads into an entirely different direction. The pretty raw original, one of the best tracks from Rosales' quasi best-of collection
Wonder Wheel I, is turned into a slick and sleazy late night hypnosis, a slow-burning piece of eroticism that gets completed by an absolutely adequate video by
Moduli TV (just another of Francesco's guises), hitting your desires for the darkest pleasures. Aurally and visually a startling and terrific experience.
Pradada - Future LoverWonder Wheel - Purple (Pradada Remix)
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Pradada is one of the many artist aliases of the immensely prolific Montréal, Québec resident and head of the wonderful
Hobo Cult Records Francesco de Gallo (among them, presumably most prominent, his ambient/psychedelic noise project
Hobo Cubes - there's a nice and clarifying interview from last February over at
Weird Canada). In Francesco's own words, it's his "weird surf psych punk noise rock" venture, and indeed, that's just about it as his brilliant new song
Future Lover proves. Apart from this gem, Pradada's debut full length
Phantasy Visions which was recorded last year is still available on CD-R via
Hobo Cult. There's also a single still available over at
Beko DSL that you can grab for free.
However, his very recent remix of his friend Paul Rosales aka our beloved
Wonder Wheel's
Purple heads into an entirely different direction. The pretty raw original, one of the best tracks from Rosales' quasi best-of collection
Wonder Wheel I, is turned into a slick and sleazy late night hypnosis, a slow-burning piece of eroticism that gets completed by an absolutely adequate video by
Moduli TV (just another of Francesco's guises), hitting your desires for the darkest pleasures. Aurally and visually a startling and terrific experience.
Pradada - Future LoverWonder Wheel - Purple (Pradada Remix)