Antoni Maiovvi - The Dead Of Winter LP

Antoni Maiovvi's “The Dead Of Winter” is a semi-faux soundtrack album in the vein of the British composers more classically cinematic works. Sonically the album resembles a sort of Deathrock Danny Elfman locking horns with Howard Shore piloting Sunn O)))’s dopemobile… at night… in the fog.

“The Dead Of Winter” is a collection of unused themes made for a very real movie that for various tax break reasons were unable to be used. Not wanting to waste the work already completed, the cues were finished without picture and arranged here as their own narrative, with the idea to transport the listener to a snowy, isolated, old building filled with secrets and demons.

A producer born in Bristol (UK), previously located in Berlin and Den Haag, now located in New Haven, Connecticut, USA, under the alias Antoni Maiovvi began following the inspirations of Obscure Disco, Synth Disco and Italo-Disco, but work also is heavily in debt to Film Soundtracks. Founder of Giallo Disco along with Vercetti Technicolor.