BLOOD CULTURES - Luno (Repress) ALAN VEGA and Riziero Ortolani featuring Katyna

and Riziero Ortolani featuring Katyna Ranieri (Oh My Love)

from initial ideas with rough vocal melodies

and psychedelia the world needs and deserves

He is also a voice heard on Arthur Verocai’s holy grail self-titled

" Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was released on 1 December 1973 and was immediately heralded by the previously reluctant Rolling Stone magazine as "an extraordinarily gripping affair" and "nothing less than a complete success"

BLOOD CULTURES - Luno (Repress) ALAN VEGA and Riziero Ortolani featuring KatynaLP Standard Edition Black Vinyl. While still retaining their signature, at times undefinable, sound, Blood Cultures explores the avenues of personal storytelling like never before, making LUNO one of their boldest albums. Atwood Magazine Blood Cultures have been providing us with some of the most unique sounds going around this year, all in the lead up to their highlight anticipated new project Luno, and theyve finally come through with the goods with