Re-released in 2006 by Seven Sermones Ad Mourtos in Italy. A new version of the "Limitado en 10 Copias" hand-made limited edition of 10 copies on Bizarre Audio Arts (2004).
Armenia - Limitado en 10 copie, limited 7/10 copies review by JOE LOMBARDOI was super stoked to have received a copy of this. Leo and I do quite a bit of trading and this little gem was in our latest trade. Starting with a nice live sound that uses feedback and a harsh mix of high frequencies and hiss, coupled with some extremely active back ground sounds and other miscellaneous mayhem. This track pierces through your moist audio cavities like a chisel hacking at wood. Smooth with a softness that is quite bearable to the ear but with a deeper confusion that may torture the mind. Still with that said, the track at the ninth minute mark develops a crunching sound under it all. Layered like a master and even a bit harsher than I can recall in prior releases. The sound now seems to buckle under its own weight and the background splits into the foreground causing even more bombastic pleasure. Things shortly after are now a little less saturated in high pitched sounds and are now more of like a symphony of whiles and tweaks. There might even be some type of vocal or audio sound bite, but it is hard to tell... Now at the sixteenth minute, things seem to get even hairier, if that were even possible! More of the same but the volume is escalated and there is a bit of a swirling effect that seems to be introduced as a plethora old school noise cascade thought the speakers into the already agitated air. Some delay and a bit of a slow down give you some false sense of security as the pitch increases and the density thickens. As always, after listening Armenia I can't help be feel that I should get more of Leonardo's stuff. Contact him directly at lsabatto@hotmail.com .
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