After two excellent EPs, Alison Fulci has shared yesterday a new album simply titled "The Alison Fulci LP". Ten tracks of witched hip-hop beats, trap-wave and spooky bass, all backed with well selected vocal samples. The record is significantly less grimy than its predecessors, so I hope they will reach bigger audience with it because they deserve it.
You can grab the album here, and stream it after the jump.
Last week I wrote about Alison Fulci's debut tape, and now we got the second volume of their recordings. This one feels less gritty and noisy than its predecessor, with the grungy witch-house making room for more hip-hop and trap-based beats. There's still a fair amount of creepy there, especially when it comes to their handling of the samples and creating of melancholic backgrounds. The opening track "This Is The Beginning Of The End Of Us" is my fav though.
"Tape Two" can be downloaded for free here, and streamed in full below.
Alison Fulci is the reincarnation of the witch-house project 3xit3y3z, made up of brothers Mark and Kevin Johnson. They first EP "Tape One" dropped on May 19 and consists of six short tracks that should appeal to all horror-trap and witch-noise fans. Those labels may be a bit hurtful, because for a 10 minute long release there's quite a lot going on here. I really dig the guitar backed tracks, grungy "How Strange It Is To Be Anything At All" and possessed ballad "Wrapped In Delicate Decay". The pop appeal of "You've Tasted Love, You Drank The Blood" also hits the spot, and so does the creepy transimission in the outro. One to watch.
You can download "Tape One" for free from Alison Fulci's bandcamp here, and stream it below.