Title: Hologram Moon Artist: Kirlian Camera Label: Dependent Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 884388500938 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2018-01-26 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: WITH BOOK, LIMITED EDITION, BONUS TRACKS
Deluxe two CD edition in book packaging including bonus tracks. 2018 release. Hologram Moon is the first Kirlian Camera album after five years in which Elena Alice Fossi and Angelo Bergamini, amongst other things, engaged in their side project Spectra*Paris. In October 2017, the duo returned with the spectacular single "Sky Collapse", the title track of which was sung together with Covenant's Eskil Simonsson. It dominated the German Alternative Charts for several weeks and keeps heating up German dancefloors. However, "Sky Collapse" was only a portend of something more epic. The album Hologram Moon shows Kirlian Camera at the peak of their turbulent career. Dependent are going to release this hypnotic masterpiece in between pop, electronics and pathos in three different formats. Several compositions are bound to repeat the club success of past hits including another collaboration with Eskil Simonsson. Hologram Moon is also fascinating due to it's lyrics. The Italians are discussing a conspiracy theory that lent the album it's title, suggesting that the moon is no harmless earth satellite but a visual hologram hiding an artificial, possibly alien construct. Merely guesswork? In any case, on Hologram Moon, Kirlian Camera engage in a subversive play with perspectives and alternative realities.
Tracks: 1.1 Holograms 1.2 Sky Collapse (Feat. Eskil Simonsson of Covenant) 1.3 Lost Islands 1.4 Polar-Ihs (Feat. Eskil Simonsson of Covenant) 1.5 Helium 3 1.6 Kryostar 1.7 I Don't Sing 1.8 The Storm 1.9 Eyes of the Moon 1.10 Equation Echo 01 1.11 Haunted River 1.12 Travelers' Testament 1.13 Too Many Friends 1.14 La Caduta Del Cielo (Sky Collapse - Italian) 1.15 Holograms (Radio Version) 1.16 Equation Echo 2 1.17 Absentee 2018 1.18 Turin Obscurity Diary 1.19 Coming Back Home 1.20 Moonlight Sonata for Holograms 1.21 Der Mond Über Mosul
