Luca Giuoco

Turin-based musician producing experimental electronic work with strong early-industrial and synth influences; uses sampling and virtual instruments to create concept-driven atmospheres.

L'Oracolo Di Berlino uses a fragment of a shortwave number-station voice as a starting point. The album was created entirely with virtual instruments and mixes early-industrial textures (references to Cabaret Voltaire, Clock DVA) with soundtrack-like passages and cyber-punk moments. The Bandcamp stream presents tracks separately, which the reviewer notes interrupts the intended continuous flow; the reviewer mentions a preference for a physical format such as cassette.

Luca Giuoco's L'Oracolo Di Berlino is presented as a concept work built from a fragment of number-station audio that creates an oppressive, early-industrial atmosphere. The album is produced entirely with virtual instruments and uses sampling and repetition to move between soundtrack-like passages and cyber-punk/DIY rave textures. The reviewer praises the sound design and synthesis while noting digital streaming (Bandcamp) breaks the intended continuous flow.

For:Fans of experimental electronic music, early industrial and synth-based sound design, and listeners who enjoy concept works built from field recordings and sampling.