Author
Federico De Caroli
writing as Deca
Better known by the pseudonym Deca, the name on almost all of his discography, he made his reputation above all as a composer of electronic and ambient music, later moving into theatre, multimedia and television. He has written music for RAI, the Italian national broadcaster, for over a decade. His first vinyl releases have become sought-after collectors’ items. Much of his output is distributed worldwide today through the EMI and APM catalogues. He has long made the world of dreams the keystone of both his personal and his artistic life. He has also pursued a narrative vein, signing several novels of the fantastic and the surreal, as well as comics and graphic novels. He was among the founders and promoters of the Manifesto of Distonirism.
10 pieces
- InterviewsClemente Padín on Mail Art, Prison and the Latin American Avant-Garde
- InterviewsGitane DeMone: The Voice And Sensuality Of A Dark Gypsy Demon
- InterviewsThe Darts: Nicole Laurenne on Snake Oil, Jello Biafra and Boomerang
- ColumnsAnarchists Grown Up: Punk, Antifa, and What Anarchy Actually Means
- InterviewsDan Kubinski of Die Kreuzen on the Milwaukee Scene, Century Days and Deadfinger
- InterviewsKira Roessler on Black Flag, Dos, and Her First Solo Album
- InterviewsRonny Moorings of Clan of Xymox: Three Decades of Darkwave, 4AD and Drum Machines
- Music ReviewsRude Audio and Dan Wainwright: "Psychedelic Science" Reviewed
- ColumnsChris Doherty of Gang Green Makes His First Live Appearance in Four Years
- InterviewsLol Tolhurst: "It's the mistakes you make that become your sound"
