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Diane and the Shell

From Catania, Italy

Instrumental patterns that you can almost see...Quirky repetitive rhythms, intricate guitar and bass weavings over a solid foundation. With kissing cousins to boot!

	30.000 feet tarantella
	"30,000 Feet Tarantella is an album that shows a fascination for flight, and in addition to sparingly used spoken word pieces, airport sounds are cleverly scattered throughout the albums eleven songs. Although angular math-rock riffs and free form drumming dominate most of the album, there are a few instances where piano and glockenspiel are used to create a truly enthralling instrumental release..." - Punk Planet
	Track List: Last call \\\\\\\ India Tango Instruments? Set as required! \\\\\\ 30.000 feet tarantella Petrus \\\\\\\ 10.000 feet tarantella Suite for bancomat Scandinavian landing

The Red EP • 2004

“"Angular and frenetic guitarwork is laid out over rich harmonies and inspiring arrangements with precision kept well in mind. Atmospheric progressive instrumental rock that is industrial in size and scope but more muted than you might imagine..."   – Smother.net

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Diane and the Shell Onesheet (13.08M pdf)