The Sicilian Standing

Description

Recorded in just 24 hours, Giac Taylor's new album—a solo project by the frontman of Romano Nervoso and former drummer of the legendary Hulk—exudes his love for fuzz and Italian horror films. From heavy, slow riffs with doom accents (Armchair Warrior, May Satan Bless Your Soul) to synth-infused atmospheres reminiscent of John Carpenter (Hungry for Love, Path of Love), and nods to his Italian origins (The Last Sicilian Standing), Giac Taylor develops a distinctive Giallo-Stoner identity with this album. After sharing the stage with acts like Earth, Fuzz, and Triggerfinger, and playing at Desertfest Antwerp, Giac Taylor is preparing for a tour in Belgium and Europe, and will be opening for Osees in Brussels.