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Monday, February 11, 2013

Zombi - The Zombi Anthology (2005)


I love old soundtracks by Goblin, John Carpenter, Tangerine Dream, & Fabio Frizzi. When I hear this rare CD, I know I am not alone. Pittsburgh’s Zombi has carried the torch of awesome, dark, cinematic music since 2001. A duo comprised of Steve Moore and Anthony Paterra utilize live drums, electric bass and a collection of analog synthesizers to rock you to Earth and fly you to the cosmos. They have an impressive aptitude for lush, warm soundscapes. If you are a fan of any of the artists mentioned above, you may become a new fan of Zombi. They have a new album out as of last month, but go ahead and start here at the beginning. You won’t be sorry.

There is a short review of this disc here.

Year of Release: 2005
Label: VCO Records
Catalog #: VCO-001
Genre: Electronic, Progressive
Media: CD
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps


Track List:
— Zombi (2002) —

1. Sequence 1 (3:29)
2. Sequence 2 (2:24)
3. Sequence 3 (3:21)
4. Sequence 4 (2:09)
5. Sequence 5 (6:27)
6. Sequence 6 (2:42)
7. Sequence 7 (1:41)
8. Sequence 8 (2:49)

— Twilight Sentinel (2003) —

9. Sequence 8 (alternate version) (3:06)
10. Gemini, Part 2 (7:01)
11. Twilight Sentinel (6:49)
12. DMC-12 (plus hidden bonus track) (13:46)


Download: Zombi - The Zombi Anthology
Download Size: 125 MB
Posted by Strange Ranger
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4 comments:

KiDG said...

Thanks for this one. Love 'em!

12:53 AM
seenky said...

Fantastic stuff, Zombi are the bizz. If you like this sort of thing, check out some of my stuff at
http://repeatedviewing.bandcamp.com
Hope you like it. Sorry, don't mean to be a blogjacker :)

9:35 AM
Anonymous said...

Many thanks for this. Zombi fans will already know that Zombi have recently worked closely with Athens, GA-based postrock band Maserati, releasing a split EP in 2009, and with Zombi stepping in to replace the deceased Jerry Fuchs for the 2010 tour. I have indexed all available live Maserati recordings in the comments to edo's post of Passages, which contains the Maserati tracks from the split EP and a Steve Moore remix of an earlier track. Cheers, Dave Sez.

http://knowyourconjurer.blogspot.com/search/label/Maserati

1:54 AM
Anonymous said...

Hi! Is there any way you can re-up the Zombi Anthology in 320kbps again? It looks lihe the original link was on Megaupload. Maybe Rapidgator or Mediafire?

Thank you very much.

Octavio

12:35 PM

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